Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-12

Chas. n. Rose, candidate for Dep
uty Sheriff, next addressed the au-
dience. He also thanked the voters
for the support given him when he
ran for Auditor.
Auditor and Linguist Anderson
j. c. Anderson, candidate for Au-
ditor, next addressed the audience in
three different languages, English,
Hawaiian, and Chinese. His last ora
ton was most enthusiastically re-
ceived by the audience. The Chi
Hese in the vicinity rushed forward
to zee the speaker, whom they
thought was a real Chinese. Andcr-
sons command OF Hawaiian made
quite an impression on the Hawaii
ans.
Judge Quarles Speaks
Judge Quarles shortened his speech
on account Of the lateness of the
hour and promised to speak at some
future time, when he would touch
upon the principles Of tho Democrat
ic party. He paid special comment
on the qualities OF McCandless aud
Joseph Fern, and promised to help
them on election day.
Il. M. Watson. candidate for SUI
pervisor, apologized for not being
able to speak in japanese. He said
that the Republican party was able
to get an appropriation for the Agri-
cultural College, but failed to secure
the land on which the College stands.
He then dwelt upon the proposition
of mortgaged property and showed
the way by which II could be secur-
ed. He also spoke OF the Republican
party's doing away with campaign
booze. which It formerly relied upon
during the campaign.
Judge Edings, realizing the num-
Der OF speakers yet to follow him,
made a short address.
George X. Low, candidate Tor
County Clerk. thanked the people Cor
having nominated him during his alb
sence from Honolulu, showing that
they had confidence In him. lie spoke
In three different languages. much
to the amusement OF the voters.
Sam Kaloa, q Democratic war
horse, admitted that laukea was an
Intelligent man. but criticized him
for preventing the officers from TAX
Ing part In politics. In this connec-
; lion, he praised Governors Carter
and Frear for not interfering with
Judge Mahaulu. who always works
together with the Delegate, Prince
Kalanianaole.
Moore on Figures
II. T. Moore, who Is running for
the Senate. delivered one of the best
speeches of the night. lie stated the
Democratic party stood for economi'
cal government and that It was ready
to bring the government out OF the
I debt which was accumulated under
: the Republican administration. Thu
= speaker stated that the Territory al
= present il In debt 33,900,000. which
had been spent to make the voter
believe that the country was pros
porous. The Republicans had passe'
a sinking fund bill at the last Legis
y lature. with the result that TIL
. year $4,000 had been set aside. Tn
y speaker stated further that 1t vii
u take 274 years to pay on our presen
debt.
e Rathburn Attacks Cohen :.
Z. X. Rathburn, who also made hi
q maiden speech, spoke Of the leper 81
. pect law and incidentally attacko
"a IL. c. Cohen for taking and leavin
; the band boys on the mainland, wher
. they suffered much. He said: 'Whe
the election comes. kill Cohen at tn
ballot"
- McCandless' Land Policy
Link McCandless received an ovs
:, ton which lasted for a long tim
y The orchestra played the campaig
- song dedicated to Link. A little gil
came forward and presented him wit
!, an lima lei.
McCandless said THE time ha
10 come for all citizens to come forwar
l. and wake up. There are 10000
}; acres of land In this Territory. hay
II been around Hawaii and found thu
the Hawaiians were living on wort
;, less lands. This Is the work OF tn
= Republican party. Today I want
i speak to you on the land question. III
Iiawaiians today cannot get land frOl
the Governor or Land COMMISSIONS
THAT will toll yOu IN watt until 1afs