The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-21
READY FOR
PRIMARIES
REPUBLICAN PRECINCT CLUBS
NAME MEN FOR TERRITORIAL
CONVENTION.

I'm many precincts last nigh. there
were contests for attendance, upon The
Territorial Republican convention. go
be voted ON at the primaries neNt Safe
urday. The Teritor.a Republican
convention occurs on April 3D. when
six. more or less, delegate to the Nae
tional convention will Doe elected.
I'm most precincts there was very evil
dent harmony; in few Che argu-
ment was as to whether or not dele
gates for Chicago should be instructed.
In the Third of the Fourth the mat
ter was left to be voted at the primar-
les. next Saturday. In this precinct
those nominated were r. w. Breckons,
j. H. Fisher, c. f. Chillingworth, }.
NJ. Little. r. w. Aylett, c. H. Cooke,
F.. ]. Kruger and J. Richards from
whom five will be elected. Norman
Watkins moved that the delegates to
the convention be instructed to vote
for uninstructed delegates to the Ma
tional convention. Clarence Cooke
amended to the effect hiatt two ballots
he prepared, one for instructed and
one for uninstructed delegates and the
balloters take their choice. With the
amendment the motion of Watkins
carried. Many wished to send an un-
instructed delegation.
C. F.. Chillingworth read correspond
ence received from Kuhio in which the
Delegate to Congress advised against
sending instructed delegates.
Numerous precincts voted to endorse
A. G. NJ. Robertson as National Com
mitteeman again, although the Ninth
of the Fourth was an exception. Here
Judge Humphreys moved for Robert
sons endorsement and Charles Booth
successfully countermotioned for w. U
Smith. The Fighting Seventh agreed
to acclaim, as did number OF other
precincts. There was no meeting OF
the First of the Fourth John Water
house. vice @. H. Berry, was voted pre-
cinct Judge of the Third of the Fourth
and J. p. Cooke was voted member
of the executive committee vice j. M
Riggs. Robertson was, in this precinct
unanimously endorsed as National
Committeeman.
The Fourth OF the Fourth nominal
ed by reclamation George w. Smith
John Lucas and Charles Hustace,S Jr
No instructions.
In the Sixth of the Fourth the presl
dency was voted to Jim Quinn. Th'
nominees for delegates chosen wer'
Phillips, Kakalia, w. Drake, H. Klein
me. Keohokii and Joe Monaghan. Ma
| tional Committeeman Robertson wa
endorsed.
In the Seventh of the Fourth thos
named were A. d. Castro, w. r. Riley
e. w. Quinn, John C. Lane and ]. F
Eckardt.
Eighth of the Fourth proposed Clar
ence L. Crabbe, H. J. Baldwin, H. {
Murray and John Marcallino.
Ninth of the Fourth proposed TO
convention delegates, and their cleo
ton was unanimous, e. w. Booth
John Wise and William AHA.
J. X. Kalana, Solomon Mahelona an
Eli j. Crawford were nominated a
delegates in the Seventh of the Fifth
uninstructed Sol Mahelona was mad
club secretary. Henry Alapai was ap
pointed on the executive committee i
place of Henry Vida.
In the Eighth of the Fifth, Ben Zab
Ian, president, announced his resigna
ton, leaving the precinct. Those nom
mated for delegates were X. r. G. Wal
lace, c. R. Dement,, A. K. Kekai Gee
Markham, j. C. Cluney and D. K. Ka
nuha. Two will be elected
The Eleventh of the Fifth nominal
ed A. Lewis, Jr., W. o. Smith, S. +
Correa, George C. Sea, William E. Pal
kuli, j. G. Pratt and NJ. C. Amanf
Three will be chosen.
The Twelfth of the Fifth named I
H. Kelekolio, Charles H. Clark, Wn
H. Crawford, Lyle A. Dickey, Charlie
! Opunui, A. X. Vierra, c. Kanekoa an
C. P. Maielua. Four will be elected.