The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-03

Mercantile Printing Company,
E. O. Hall & Son,
| Wall, Nichols Co,
Hawaiian Star Newspaper Assn,
Honolulu Iron Works,
| H. F Wichman & Co, Ltd,
Hawaiian Carriage Mani. Co.,
j. NJ. Dowsett,
| Loves Bakery.
| Hustace. Peck & Co,
E. w. Quinn,
Bulletin Publishing Co,
F. E Richardson,
| Harry Armitage,
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, Ltd,
Alexander & Baldwin.
| Chambers Drug Co. Ltd,
Benson, Smith & Co,
F. L. Waldron,
Lucas Brothers,
| Levers & Cooke,
| Hawaiian News Company,
| A B. Arleigh,
| Lewis & Co,
! Camara & Co,
| Halstead & Co,
| Won Hamn- Young Co,
| Chambers Drug Co,
| w. c. Peacock & Co.
DEBATE TONIGHT.
Tickets will be issued at the Repub
| lican Headquarters, between ten o'clock
| this morning and noon, for admission
20 the Orpheum tonight The location
decided upon by the committee is not
considered a favorable one by some of
the business men on account of the
limited accommodations. Judge Hart
well will act as chairman of the meet
ing and Mr. Waller has finally con-
scented to make the presentation of his
assigned part of the case on behalf OF
the Democrats. 1t will be rare treat,
as the debaters have been delving into
authorities since the affair was finally
determined. Both sides have speakers
of acknowledged ability, familia1 with
the subject The Home Rule rally at
Aala Park may keep away some of
the people most desired by the others
to be present, though it is thought that
the attraction at the Orpheum may
be so great that the Home Rule meet
ing will not be as large as usual
NO MONOPOLY OF BOOTHS.
The machine plan to keep out the
business man from the polls hy the
crowding machine voters in the booths
until 1t would be too late for them to
exercise their right of franchise won t
be helped by Sam Johnson who con-
trolls one of the crowded precincts.
81 have just left the Governor,
said Sam, land we have arranged a
plan that should be satisfactory The
law says there shall be not more than
three booths and that the ballot must
be secret. There is nothing in the law
that requires a man to go inside of
an enclosure to mark his ballot so we
have fixed upon a plan for the con-
struction of shelf on which a voter |
may fix his ballot without the marks |
being observed bv others. In this |
way there will be practically five |
places at which men may be ac
Governor Carter al
ways marks his ballot outside the
booth. We have $50 votes in our pre-
cinct and allowing each voter five min
utes, which is much longer time than
is required by the men who vote there,
we can get through readily and no man
will be deprived of any of his rights.
For my part | can say that any of
my men in line will give his place to
a business man at any time should it
be necessary
Dividing the men into punches of
five and los lots could be accommo
lated which is twelve more than there
are in the precinct.
WHO PAYS THE FREIGHT3
There seems to be some dssatisfac-
ion over the alleged free booze at the
ounchbowl meeting when the stones
we're thrown. Word comes this way
hat there is plenty of A NJ Brown
booze in one of the saloons on Punch
cowl. even now, for those who would
rink. From another source, and it is
purely Democratic, comes the rumor
hat the gent who passed the booze
'ver the bar is sore from kicking him
alf He says candidate for Super
5isor told him to turn the tap and let
he boys have what they wanted and
send the bill to him The barkeeper
says he has done his part but the
candidate has thus far failed to keep
lis promise. He says if the promises |
made before election are to he as well
afterward he will be tempt
d to east his vote for Democrats. APP
,arcntlv free booze has been taken
IF the program but booze-flled enthu
lasts are to Re found at nearly every
-athering. Where they do not appear
he patriotic fires die down after the :
rst speaker bows his acknowledge
1ents to the audience. The booze is
good deal like "Dutch courage
hat is. or used to be. dealt out to
ONE weak-kneed soldiers in the war
nd if it is not to be had there viii
e no shouting
FERN GROWING STRONGER.
Joe Fern seems to be getting stronger q
II the time with the haole voters who
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