The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-10
DEMOCRATS WILL
RALLY At AALA
Leading Orators viii Speak at
Campaign Opening This
Evening.

Tonight the Democratic orators will
have their turn at Aala Park, tina
forum of the people, and the party
managers have selected their leading
debaters to introduce the party candi
dates, preach the doctrine of the
straight ticket from the other side and
generally start off the campaign fol
the Unterrifed. The speeches will be
five in Hawaiian and four in English
thus giving all corners an equal chance
The list of speakers in the order in
which the will speak is as follows:
Sam K. Kaloa, H. T. Moore, L. L. NJ
Candies, E. NJ. Watson, Judge Quarles,
J. K. Paele, j. J. Fern, F. R. Harvey
and E, K. Rathburn.
The meeting will be presided over
| by Edward Ingham, Territorial chair
man.
| These arrangements were completed
at meeting of the Democratic County
Committee last night, at which the
plans for the precinct meeting part of
the campaign were prepared and adopt
ed. 1t was arranged to hold two meet
ings every weekday night between now
and the oath. Each meeting will be
addressed by the candidates for repre-
sentatives of the district, while half the
candidates running at large viii be
present at one meeting and the other
half at the other, each night, the parties
alternating in their districts every
other night. The list of meetings
will be:
Monday, October 12-At Joe Aea's
residence, Waikiki; corner of Liliha
and Wyllie streets.
Tuesday, October 13-Kakaako; Iwi-
lei.
Wednesday, October 14-Kamoiliili;
Liliha and School streets.
Thursday, October 15-Punchbowl;
Kalihi Camp.
Friday, October 16-Pauoa; F. R.
Harvey's residence, Kalihi road.
Saturday, October 17-Emma Square;
Palama Junction.
Monday, October 19-At Joe Aea g
residence, waikiki; Moanalua.
Tuesday, October 20-Kamoiliili;
corner Liliha and Wyllie streets.
Wednesday, October 21-Kakaako;
Liliha and School streets.
Thursday, October 22--PunchbowI;
Kalihi Camp.
Friday, October 23-Pauoa; Kalihi
road, at F. R. Harvey's
Saturday, October 24-Emma Square;
Palama Junction.
Filling the Ticket.
Owing to the unauthorized use of his |
name at the convention, Alexander Nc
A A,.1
the deputy sheriffship of Eva. When
the notification committee called on Mr.. |
McAngus they were told to chase them |
selves, which left a gap to be filed |
on the ticket. This was filed last |
night, the Executive Committee plac-
ing Joseph HI. Makanani in nomination. |
He will get into the fight against Dep |
uty Sheriff Fernandez at once.
The committee also nominated John .
Efinger to act as member of the com
mittee from the new Third Precinct of /
the Fourth.
Mccandless Predicts Victory.
Following this business, L. l.. Nc /
Candless addressed the meeting, telling
of the success he had met with on
the other islands and predicting victory |
for the party in the County and Terri
tory if the workers kept at it until
November 3.
Laborula Program.
The meetings arranged by w. C. Achi
for the campaign of the Laborulas is:
Sunday at Waialae, Monday at Pauoa,
Tuesday at Moanalua and Upper Ka,
lihi, Wednesday at Upper Nuuanu,
at Waikiki, Friday at Ke-
walo and Saturday at Eva.
Achi himself expects to speak at each
of these meetings and to be supported
by various of the fusion party candi-
dates.