Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-24
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR
THE LATE T. r. WALKER

As the funeral OF the late Mr..
Thomas Rain Walker Is to take place
In England next Saturday, the 26th,
II has been decided to hold a Memoir.
ial Service In st. Andrews Cathedral
on that day. The service has been
arranged for 1880 a. m.
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antagonize him and his followers,
who had sufficient power to secure
the nomination for him, but, on the
whole, the majority agrees that the
loss suffered in this manner is easier
to sustain than the discrcdit which
the party would gain by keeping him
on the ticket
Democratic Officers
The newly elected Democratic Coun.
ty Committee held meeting this
morning at which the following Off.
GERS were chosen: Col G. J. McCar.
thy, chairman; John Prendergast, vice
chairman; Fl. r. Moore, secretary, and
G. j. Waller. treasurer. II Is not Ger.
tian that Moore will accept the Office,
as he was not present at the meeting.
Prendergast will be in charge of head.
quarters, taking the place formerly
held by the late Herbert Mossman,
whose skill In organizing will be sore.
ly missed by the Democrats in this
campaign.
Must Soon RESIGN
1t Is expected that as soon as Sher.
IN laukea returns from Waikanc,
where he Is now spending a vacation,
the heads of Charlie Rose, the Demo
cratic candidate for deputy sheriff,
who Is chief clerk at the police sta
ton; and of John Prendergast. who is
truant officer, and who will be in
charge of headquarters, VII, fall in
the official basket, In accordance witt
the Sheriff's mandate that dny police
department employe who takes an ac.
tive part In politics must resign from
his position. Rose asked the Sheriff
about what action he should take In
the matter before laukea went to Koo.
lau, and was told to keep ou with his
work until the Sheriff returned. He
Is expected to come back this Satur.
day.
Achi VS.. Inter-Island
Charlie Achi. the Labor = statesman
VIII probably be the third candidate
ior Mayor. running on combined
Home Rule and Labor ticket He stat.
ed this morning that the Two parties
would probably endorse each others
candidates, and though he did not say
so In so many words. Il Is quite eyi.
| dent that Achi expects to De the can.
didate for Mayor on the combined
( ticket.
Achi says that he intends to make
MS night against the corporations and
monopolies. which, he says, have too
long been In control of local affairs.
! Look at the Inter-Island," said Achi
this morning. ut has the candidates
Tor Mayor on both the Republican and
the Democratic tickets, t. las the
Democratic Sheriff and Deputy Sher.
IN. and 1t has Harvey for the Senate.
1t has already in the Senate w. O.
Smith and Charlie Chillingwci ill., who
really belongs to the company.
These big corporations know that
1t Is to their interest to control the
| government, but It Is not to the bene.
fit OF the people, and the people should
In this election try to drive them from
the control, particularly the InterIs.
land Co., which is a monopoly"
Fight for Senators
This morning the politicians were
] chiefly engaged In Weighing against
each other the tickets nominated nv
the Republican and the Democrats