Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-06
STRAIGHT TICKET ASKED FOR BY
REPUBLICANS
Era for Laborer

DO IL TeTldlueu IOT tnc Legislature
of 1906 to pass the County Act, and
not content with the County Act they
passed the Municipal Act last year.
to give voters more freedom in their
choice OF men In responsible posi-.
lions. The year 1903 was a marked
era for the workingmcn. Everything
advantageous for the workingman In
the way OF hours and wage was pass
ed. There is a platform In the Re-
publican party which promises to
ask the Federal Government when 1t
begins the work for an cight-hour
day and citizen labor. II this law Is
In force there VIII be SIX million dol
lars worth OF work at Pearl Harbor,
etc, upon which none other than cit
izens may be employed.
Hawaii's Creditable College
you can see that that will give
employment to thousands of Hawaii
ans. The Act of the Legislature of
1907 creating the College of Agricul-
tuiN anu az 70 utSflNtS Illtn-
tion and credit. And when the
young Hawaiians are graduated they
will have an. education equal to any
student on the mainland.
co,rtu Rora;r~ .... .......
I'VE also pledge that II tho Repub-
lican ticket. is elected we will mass n
bill TO allow the bonding of Counties
for publie works. This again means
The employment of additional labor.
"Tbe things that have boen done
by the Republican marty are unde-
niable. I therefore ask Won fellow.
citizens ~ Won are going to dcsert
this party for an unknown quantity,
when we compare the tickets OF
the parties, l think you can have but
one choice, for, from John Lane
down, the ticket Is a good one. We
have fulfilled our pledges in the past
and by your assistance we will In the
future ........ -.....
A. S. Kaleiopu was next introduced.
lie spoke about as follows: "Since
our election as representatives OF the
people In the legislative session OF
1906. we. the Republicans, have &C.
complished much for the good of the
citizens. The County Bill was pass.
ed, the license bill was passed. and
the result is being recognized and the
benefit being felt by the people. Your
Representative from the Fifth Dis
trict accomplished good work for the
people. AS a father OF child. l worl
ed hard and secured good educationa
institutions. where our children ma,
receive good education.
AT the meeting OF the Home Rule
lLaborites last Saturday night IN,
leader of the J,aboritcs said that on,
candidate for Mayor. John C. Lane
was subject to the dlctat,on of the In
lter-lsland Steamship Company. n mo
nopoIy. Lane has no share in tina
monopoly. George C. Beckley, candi
date for Treasurer on tho Home Rule
ILaborite ticket. has n number O
shares in the Inter-Island STEAMSHIP
Company. Is not. then. Beckley NOR,
of n monopolist? As 10 the immicra
Ition law. Acbi was reasonable for Tn,
passage OF the bill. He worked har,
flor its passage in 1905. Achi. dur
ling his ten years experience in tn,
Legislature. did not do anything TO
our Queen. He opposed any measur,
that would have been beneficial /,
our beloved Queen. When he was II
the Republican marty Achi used I,
disregard the workingmen when, the,
lapplied for work. Such a man as n
would therefore not do. anything 10
the good of the people. AZ, electsd 4
office. mss. .a..g.
Our Delegate to Congress. secures
for this country $4,000, 900 for publ
improvements. The citizens toda
are amply provided with work - til
work OF the Republican party.
Homestead Tau ..,,. -....
"Tho law provides that the rcye
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