The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-30
MOTLEY AND ACHI'S
PIECE CLUBS MEET
(ccntinued from Page One,

C. Makanoe, Jas Aud, Jr.; George
Aiau, Kaono, H. Vida, Jack Kamaie
| lua, L. NJ. NcCabe, Isaac Adams, "
L. Kailiwai, KaheheuIumoku, Ben Poe
poe, Sam Lua, Peter Nakia, Sam Ka
leli, Robt. Ahuna. Peter Kahea, W. K
Hutchinson, S. Kaleikini, Iona Nakeu
Sam Pulehu, J. Fl. Iniahia, Joshua Ka
nahele, J. K. Kaaipuaa, Chas. Kaull
kuku, J. *. Inch, Moses B. Punohu
Moses Mahelona David Hoo Kim, Apa
A K Kekai, NJ Keawe, S. Kaiapoepoe
". c. Aehi, Sam Kalola, Chas. Kau
hane, Geo. Olukou. Kahai Kalua, Sam
Paulo, ST.; r. X Kanakaohunia, J. Ell
Kawehi, Robert Kali, Chas. J. Broad
VIM Olepau, Joe Clark. VIM KaIoi
Chas. Au, Henry An, Puuonioni, Ke,
awe Nawahi, Sam Kamakaia.
Morning Session.
The convention met yesterday morn.
ing at 10 clock In Motley Hall, Ku.
kui lane, with Vice President D. Ka-
Iauokalani, Sr., in the chair. Matters
were expedited, and the platform of
the Territorial Convention was adopted
as the County Convention IS platform
on the motion of VIM KahIbaum. The
chair appointed the following commit
tees:
Committee on CREDENTIALS. *. Ma
hoe, j. Kukahiko, J. 2. KuIuwaimaka,
J. P. Kauimakaole, Akoni Kahinu.
Committee on Rules and Resolutions
j. NJ Poepoe, J. K. NakoJkoo, j.
Keawe, O. C. Waikalai, Ell. Poepoe.
Committee on Platform. II. Poe
poe. John Kukooha, T. G. Polikapa, j.
K Kaohi, VIM. Kahlbaum.
While the committees were getting
together. Senator Kalauokalanl spoke
to the delegates as follows:
Gentlemen and Delegates of the
Convention: Our work today must be
conducted in businesslike manner.
United we stand; divided we fall.
While I was in Kona, where / attend
ed the Home Rule County Convention,
the delegates came there IN grand
style They came by the steamer
Mauna Kea. which was chartered for
$1,000. Some of them came by taIiyhos
and stages. The band on the Mauna
Kea played in honor Of the occasion,
and the work was pau within short
time.
We who are assembled here today
have been working strenuously in the
past. Many of our Home Rule candl-
dates were defeated because We con-
fined our work to ourselves alone. 1t
is about time, therefore, that we asso-
eiate ourselves with those who are
1aboring for their livelihood. The La
borites who are here today, through
their leader, have requested that we
extend our helping hand TO them. They
ask us for loaf of bread. Shall we
give them stone3 They ask US to
help them along; but shall we stand
by and look at theme
'sOur Delegate, Kahiliaulani, is not
present here today. 1t is proper that
we who are Home Rulers should atfili-
ate with and work IN harmony with
the Laborites In order to be success
full at the polls it Is necessary that
we receive them IN our midst as we
have done the Democrats IN the past.
Let us not fight, but let US work to-
gether in harmony. / don It know who
viii be our Mayor"
There were calls for Aehi at this
iuncture. and the Laborites felt that
they had made an impression.
Paulo Hokii said that as the Labor
ties had asked for help from the Home
Rulers they should put their request in
writing, which would give the conven-
ton an opportunity to discuss the mat
ter The chair promptly ruled the
speaker out Of order.
The delegates were = in number.
present and represented by proxies
They were:
From HonoIulu-Harry H. Heiela,
Moses Kawaiapo, Chas. Kaulakuku1,
VIM. Reuter-, Moses Punohu, William
White Chas. KawaIuna, Rev. ; he-
kipi. :. K Kalei. s & Kalapoepoe,
Joe Manewa proxy TO J. E. Nakoo-
koo). Joseph Kia (proxy TO Nakookoo J
Daniel Kikaha. J. Malamanui, J. Uni
amaka, fprexv to Nakookoo), Mahili
Kaliloa {proxv to J. K Nalanui), J.
". Holona. Moses He-u. ?. n. Pa
observation-disclosures to Kahlbaum), J. N.
Peenab1L. penn P Kuoha, Manuel Ka-
limo. eD5amianl eibolani: 6. K. Poepoe,
Dasnla. Paulo 4. W. KaIeihqia, Henry
Up Kal sn4e h ke I2o.as h. VIM,
Aekea' iAe auwai, J. N. Kealoha,