The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-09
Won Holt Made . Hit.


ne ma Always done LOT the good OF the
people.
Won Holt Made q Hit.
Harry Won Holt WIN had tho nd.
vantage over the other white candidates
in that he is n fluent Hawaiian sneak.
err, made a big hit with the crowd.
Whatever he had 70 saw proved inter.
estinp and decidedly Amusing the mn.
dience yelling its APPROVAL nj the end
of every sentence and sbouting and
laughing so much that at times tho
orator had to stop to allow them to
quiet down. His was the speech of the
evening.
Mrs. kikaha went on the stand to
urge the straight ticket, informing tho
hakaakoites that in that support lay
their only salvation. She warned the
voters against the wiles of Achi and
paid especial tribute to Lane.
y. "A. G. Long asked for the support
OF the voters again provided they were
satisfied with the work he had done in
the last session in the House. He stat.
ed that he had worked for a record in
order that through his efforts the IA.
wailans might be honored, for what
credit came to INN came also to the
others OF ms race. he mad held In view
the name of Hawaii and worked fear
iessiy for honesty and truth. If what
pe naa aone had satisned those VINO
Inc hin, ar,;n ivy % SaS" ~ ~ . "a,
ths,, =, g.. .ha;. -,a';,a 90
aro;nst i; -. w 80
~ = no,snna, a..o. &c nv. 'y sns"n.
"a f E,,or'' ueeas
as ib;s oonso go, 5;ot. WV
oastro wen Received.
A. ID. Castro, after thanking the vot-
ers for having elected him in the last
fight, reviewed the work OF the party
in the Legislature and reminded his
hearers of the economical and indus
trious way in which the work had been
carried on. He referred to the estab
fishing of the College of Hawaii as m
assurance that the Republican party de-
sired the children of Hawaiians to have
an equal chance with the children OF
all Others in securing good, practical
education.
James Bicknell said that he had serv'
ed two terms as Republican public
official. If his work had satisfied the
people it was their place to reflect him.
He promised to continue to do his
whole duty in the future, if elected
as he had always tried to do.
Lane Received with Music.
When John G Lane candidate "a,
MAYOR. was called mon tba Hawaiian
orchestra nm tbe nlatforn, strrolT nv, on
mir composed in his honor singing on.
propriate words Lane made rood
address refnting tba nontont;on fh.t
he was trust ridden nv reminding the
people present of the fact that he went
20 Iai aos WIN o.neis at tne eihe
tne 'ioupies ioiioMing 'ne overthrow
a. 'ne hnaieny, mniHh ousuI 10 III
u,s"'e shaS ne Vas hei'ner tlust man
~ ~ one 0on1ioieu ny the piahtatlons
~ S s.Gua iol tne peopie tneh as now
~ uiieny 5evleweu ms poiielca, career
ahu to"eneu upon his worh III the sen,
a.9 40 assurance .nae ne WIS quaiine
Pelloih Ihe uuties Oh Tue once he
a,, "sp,Ieu w., Iespohsiole as tnose
sa ~ naue an 'npee'n .aih
~ IN Wise' Ia snein, s'e.ns tns'
e;ni,.a n,, anu uLaihihg ht'e' Mi
TIL ~ 80 49, she pY',.i ;th -,
a. IN. .i, c pn St WIN an au
u mba ny sn an neN. stephen Desha
~ Ino uesU n5 az is t,nle 70 euaoey u
thomo o% rnr thn n.ta WI Wy aeh; ue
stataa iLnt .t n 9 asSons " IN IN, ~ nv
staten 'hat 1he hawailans snould DC
p p;. 70 nave man nan WIN tne caPa'
t ~, % an .neif oahriu i ioi
H H. ton I,''o" e ". s may u ene s''y
Achi and Kalauokalani in the Senate
comparing their records with those OF
Lane and Chillingworth.
I,aborula,s Small croud
rho Ioho.u H. d.. ~
- ~ 49, ioot huie par.y neiu
,m;thomt ias neu ing az Moiliill, ahC
oo, suy s1u .Ia .1ose persons VINO nc az,
SV'i , "h; s tne eanu'uaie Ior mayor, w
H,;- IN, iipni eown. tn n were apou
nrp nS PeI I pres9 p me meeting wa
ppn 1871 ~ ., N. iaealhh' strong ne
T Re sanoI pu 'nq years isoo 10 l'o 70
me speakers OF the evening were ID