The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-29
REPUBLICAN RUNNERS GIVE
LONG 1900 VOTES IN FOURTH
What Is Doing in and Out of Committee.
Meetings Arranged for Remainder of the
Campaign---OId Bills Met.

The Republicans held a monday rally
at the Brewer g wharf yesterday, VIM.
AHA, E. w. Quinn and John w. Cath
cart going on the stump. The meeting
was attended by large number of the
waterfront Iaborers.
Arrangements for two out-of-tcwn
trips were talked over at the meeting
of the committee and some of the can
didates at Republican headquarters yes
terday at noon. 1t was arranged to
hold a rally at Waialua Saturday night
and the work of arranging for a special
train service and other things in con-
nection with the getting down and back
was turned over to Harry Won Holt.
The other out-of-town trip will con-
sist of another swing around t2e island,
the arrangements for which are in the
hands of Charles F. Chillingworth. A
notice posted at headquarters notifies
all those who are to take this last
chance of appealing to the Koolau vot-
ers to be on hand at headquarters to.
morrow morning at 7:15.
Reports of runners are to the effect
that in the Fourth District a canvass
of the votes shows that Carlos Long
has practically one-half, sixteen hun
dred, leaving the other half to be
divided between Cathcart and Edings.
Long has reason to believe that in the
Fifth he will have a substantial plural
ity. Edings comes second in the can
vassed totals so far.
There is very little betting being
done on the results of the election on
Tuesday. In the contest for County
Attorney it is stated that there is
money placed for even betting that no
one can pick the winner.
The Republican meetings tonight win
be held at Emma Square and at Wal
pahu.
At the Emma Square meeting, Prince
Kuhio will be the principal speaker.
The Prince has been mailing very
strong speeches at recent meetings, and
has been successful in refuting the
arguments of his opponent. He win be
supported by A. L. c. Atkinson, chair
man of the campaign committee.
Other speakers at this meeting win
be A D. Castro, J. c. Cohen, E. A.
Douthitt, John K. KamanouIu, E. A. c.
Long, Robert Single, John H. Wise,
James Bicknell, d. Kalauokalani Jr J.
W. Cathcart, Harry M. Won Holt and
Chris J. Holt
Between the speeches, there will be
moving pictures.
The speakers at Waipahu will be:
Sylvester P. Correa, A. s. Kaleiopu,
David K. Kama, Ruel Kinney, S. Pahia
Maielua, E. B. Mikalemi, John C. Lane,
Edgar Henriques, John A. Hughes, E.
W. Quinn, William AHA, William
Aylett, Andrew E. Cox, William A. Ka-
ne, Daniel Logan, James c. Quinn and
Norman Watkins 4
Several bills that were incurred dur
ing the Republican campaign of 1906
were ordered paid at the joint meeting
of the Republican Central and County
Committee yesterday. The committee
announced their intention of paying
every obligation incurred at any time
by the Republican committees.
Col. Jones, who is planning a Repub-
lican torehlight parade for next Mon
day night, reports very favorable
progress, and promises to give one of
the most striking and impressive polit-
zeal professions ever seen in the Terri
tory. Many business firms are to have
floats in the procession, and original and
effective specialties are being gotten up
Every precinct is to have represen-
tatives in the parade, and most of them
will be in costume. The procession
starting at 1880 will pass through all
the principal downtown streets and fin
ally end at Aala Park, where a Repub-
lican rally will be held at $3.50.
The Republican candidates will jour
ney to Waialua next Saturday on a
special train, and stop at all the sta
tions en- route. Tickets will be issued,