Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-08
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ploycd, and eight were laid off each
week In rotation. These men had been
laid on as II was their turn, and wound
be employed again next week, when
their time came.
In regard to the laying on of the
road workers on Saturdays II was dc.
cided to confer with the Supervisors
In order to have this practice changed.
Negligent Business Men.
Joe Cohen called the attention pf
the committee to the fact that large
number OF business men had failed to
register. For instance, there were
eight In the Young Hotel who had not
registered yet. 1--WE want these men
to register" said Cohen, "becauso
most Of them will vote the Republican
ticket. II would be good thing to
publish the names of the business men
who do not register"
iaukea HELPS Rose.
Charlie Rose. the Democratic eau.
didate for Deputy Sheriff, this nom
ing filed his nomination papers. II
was significant fact that among the
signatures which appeared on the pa
per was that of Sheriff Iaukea, and the
report Of this Immediately few through
the political circles like widfire. it
was thought very strange that Sheriff
laukea should sign the papers OF Rose,
who Is n rival to Bonnie Monsarrat,
laukea's running mate. whose papers,
by the Way, Iaukea did not sign. Many
guesses as to jns: how Bonnie would
like this were made. especially when il
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| the Rose document, not at Roses 10.
quest, but at his own initiative.
A New Candidate.
a new candidate for the Office OF
Deputy Sheriff of Eva and Waianac
on the Democratic ticket. has entered
the field, namely Joseph II. Makananl.
who takes the place of McAngus, who
was nominated without his consent,
and who withdrew the day after the
convention.
Aala Mass Meeting.
The Democrats have selected the
following list of speakers for their rat.
ifcation meeting. which is to be held
at Aala Park next Saturday evening
Sam X. Kaloa, II. T. Moore, J. J. Fern,
Il. X. Rathburn. Judge Quarles, Il. NJ.
Watson, l.. l.. McCandless, j. X. Paelc
and Frank r. Harvey.
The Home Rulers and LaborltCs will
go to lwilei tomorrow night to see II
they can pull some votes from the
grasp of the Republican party. IT !
meeting will be called to ordc, at Z 80
O'Clock
Captain Nahora Hipa, a Republican
and the defender of Iwilci fort viii
ne there with his army, prepared II
drive the fusionists from the battle
field -r. ..-
The Island Tour.
The majority of the candidates who
are running at large on the Republl
can ticket and the candidates for th,
House from the Fifth start.h thi.
morning at O'Clock on thei.' tom
around the island. They w,rc accom-
panied by Stephen Desha and Barnard
kelekolio, the Boy Orator.
me candidates arrived at Kancoh-
court House at about 1O:4O O'Clock
this morning and were greeted D.,
Frank Pahia and the other ReDrLlicor
workers there.
The candidates Immediately re,
uoWh 10 business and addressvI tbt
auiiehce, numbering about sixty
Which mad gathered to see and hoa,
,ne candidates. AT 1890, John III
wise was addressing the Kaneohe PEG
PIE about six speakers having pre-
oeded him. Those who spoke In Eng
iish mad their speeches interpreted b,
,ne BOY Orator. The meeting wa.
most orderly. The candidates were Il
resume their trip at about 2 O'clock.
Owes Achi Nothing
: ADMIRAL Beckley states that he hal
} nothing to do with Charlie Achi /,
money matters. and denies the Who'll,
lhins that was published in the Star
! owe Achi nothing and have prom
'seu MN none" said the Admiral.