The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-16
REPUBLICAN,
SPEECHES
Continued from page I

shoulders by the Advertisers By that
law women and young girls are adj
Initted TO saloons the same as men and
the police department is poweriess 10
prevent II I am opposed TO TINS
LIQUOR law and I know that every re
publican candidate 10 the Legislature
Is opposed TO It and viii give you
new and better one. / appeal 10
every one Of yeu, 70 every Republican
70 every voter. TO vote for that ticket
from top TO bottom as You supported
me eighteen months ago. ask You
TO support me and everyone en- the
Republican ticket. more strongly even,
If 1t Is possible. >
When the Sheriff finished speaking
he was vigorously applauded and Sam
Kamaka was called to the platform for
a cornet solo which he rendered with
fine expression.
WAREHOUSE AND SHARKS.
Fred. Wa1erhouse said he was born
here in Hawaii and is as dear TO the
people as a shark.
When I was a small boy he said,
II was brought up by a Hawaiian
nurse. / saw, when a little boy, at
Puuloa- wahines swimming around with
sharks surrounding them / asked my
nurse why II was the shark did not
eat them and she told me, that years
ago. the biggest shark there was the
kaheona- They were kamaaina sharks
and never bothered the fishermen. One
day a malihiEi shark came into the
harhor and SWAN around to Waipahu.
There II became hungry and started to
eat the fishermen The old king shark,
when the fishermen got out their nets,
drove the maIihIni into II. But the
net was too weak and he broke through
Later he was captured IN a stronger
net and WAS killed, his tongue being
cut cut and thrown into the sea. The
tongue fioared TO Maui and Hawaii
and got the sharks TO go to Pearl
Harbor and kill Kaheona and the rest
of them They went there and had a
battle which accounts for the big hole
there. The result Of the battle was a
proclamation to the sharks that 10
one was to be eaten who went swim
ming in Pearl Harbor The application
of the story was IN Hawaiian, but il
was gathered that Kuhio Is TO go out
of the harbor without being stopped
By the malihini-McClanaha Much
laughter and applause). He wanted
the voters 10 east their ballot not onIy
for the big shark (Kuhio), but the
smaller sharks who are helping him.
Warehouse got his audience from
the moment he stepped on the platform
and had their attention throughout.
Mr. Pahia called upon everyone TO
vote for Brown and give three cheers
Tor him.
The chairman next introduced Sen
atoF McCandless. The applause was
generous as the speaker mounted the
platform. He greeted the crowd and
hen thanked them for eleeting him in
800
LINK HITS BACK.
He said that with the advent Of the |
party IN the Legislature !
are good roads and electric lights in
&alihi. II the party is elected in No
7ember the good work VIII continue. |
Before you men had ten hours for a
lay Now you have eight hours and
better pay. We believe in pushing the
work, not standing stiIl- Since the
party came in you have |
lad new wharves, more people are at
york and industries are being started
This is the result Of an honest admin !
stration by the Republican party, and
7ou must decide which is the party
-ou are TO select Under the Demo
ratio administration in the United .
states the state of the treasury was
,ad, but under the Republican admin
stration everything is progressing The !
Democrats tried to DO Lincoln. who |
vas the friend Of the poor men. On !
building on Bethel street I know Of J
Portuguese and Hawaiians drawing
4 per day. If You viii help the Re-
publican party, more OF you will get
work. and you should vote for the Rel
'ublicans. not the Democrats, who
i've you hot air. I want you to vote
he Republican ticket because il is the
'arty that gives you work /
He said he has natives who have
'een working for him for twenty-tbree
ears Democratic speakers have de-
Jared that he did not give natives i,
YORK rs this not evidence that 7
nploy them? - he asked. 'T am not
10 the rich, as others do, but
york for the people
He added that since the Republican
iarty came in there is a road being
uilt in Koolau, and he had always
ried 10 help the people and wants
hem to help him.
Jim kupihea seemed to be in charge
Z the claque. for he led the cheers al
Il times and was particularly vocifer-
Us when A V Gear was called
81 PER SAID GEAR i
He said: This IS the first time I
ave addressed you as cand. date.
nd ! wish you aloha
He had been promised their votes.
nd he asked that the votes would be
asst for the fun Republican ticket. He
aid there Is not enough money TO pay
IL the employees in the police and road
apartments. but when the Republican
arCy = n power he would Go every
hing in his power to get every en-
loye OF the road department from
80 10 81 a day He said 1t made no
Inference after the 6th Of November.
ae nominees Of the Republican party
-oul6 Be found n sunshine or rain
-orking for the interests Of the people
Jim again led the crowd in the cheers