Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-08

an honest and efficient government.
The party was not of the rich or the
poor, of the Hawaiian or the haole,
but of all the people alike. Quinn,
IL elected, would aim to be credit
to the people who elected him.
IL intend to go into this campaign
in a fair and square manner" he
said. Il will indulge in no person.
work. If | am elected ! will do the
best | can, and IL | am defeated 1
will be as good n loser as anyone. l
point to my record in the House.
whether IL was introduced by Re-
publican, Democrat, or n Home
Ruler, In the interest of the people.
The Republican party presents TO
you as good candidates as you could
wish for. It is impossible to satisfy
everybody, but we come before you
this time with as good ticket as
you ever had, and I ask you to sup
port the straight Republican ticket
from top to bottom
Chris. Holt, candidate for Deputy
ISheriff, spoke In Hawaiian, saying
that II he were elected he would be
fair to everyone. He spoke briefly,
but to the point. and was much APP
plauded.
Ticket Deserves Support
Norman Watkins said that he
wished to apologize for the fact that
when the Lord dealt out the speech
: making talents he had been either
: under the bed or behind the door
There are many here whom l do
not know" he said. Therefore
will introduce myself. / have for
ten years been in the fertilizer bust
ness here, and when ] used to pass
: here you were up to your belly in
! mud, but now you have good roads
: and this the Republican party is re-
. sponsible for. AS Republican can.
A., didate for Supervisor ! seek your
votes, not as politician, but as Q
$ taxpayer and business man. and
Q lbelieve | am qualified to work fol
; Your best interests.
"On the Republican ticket we have
: many men who have served yol
I faithfully in the past. You know
a them by their records and you SHOULD
: support them. Those of us who hav'
: not served you before appeal to yo,
Q on our records as citizens. and asl
i you to give us chance to max,
Q shining records. My friends, tn
Democrats, the day after / was nomi
mated, spread the news that l was
I haole malihini on the Republican
;, ticket. ! will tell you what interest
: have here. What few dollars
n have are invested in this country
d my home is here; my wife is a daugh
} ter of this country; my children wer
). born here, and ! expect to live an
die here. At future date ! hop
to address you on the issues of tn
day. will only ask of you now I
support the Republican ticket.
deserves the honest effort Of every
one here. Gentlemen, thank you.
Wise Slams 'Tiser
John Wise spoke In Hawaiian, re
minding his hearers that they wer
his old friends. as he was kama
alma on Oahu, and he told Republ
can-Democratic parable, which excl
ed considerable laughter. Link Nj
Candless and his land talk he gave
roast and Iaukea was also referred Il
The Advertiser, he said did not war
an Independent man, but one whol
1t could pull by the nose. He aske
the audience to vote for the entil
Republican ticket.
John Kamanoulu, candidate f.
Representative, spoke in Hawaiian
Won Holt Is Humorous
Harry Won Holt was greeted wit
applause and his speech, In Hawai-
an, was interrupted by cries of al
probation. He made, for instance,
play, referring to Beckley. on I'll
words moo" Ga snake) and "moho
Ga candidate), which vastly amuse
his hearers. Lane. he said, was
graduate of st. Louis and Wise
Kamehameha, so both these gre;
schools We're well represented. II
\ further called attention to the ia,