Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-29

the planters speak well or recciVcu
nothing for his services. That Is the
way the Republicans treat good ana
faithful servant. II is about time
that we. the electors, should elect ana
send Il strong, fearless, and independ-
ent man to Congress. That man Is
Charles Kahiliaulani Motley"
Achi on Monopoly
II am opposed 10 control by mo-
! nopoly," said Achi. I'm the great
United States of America, the leaders
of the two great parties, namely, the
| Republicans and the Democrats, are
today fighting those who are or were
| affiliated with the monopolies Has
kcll, a well known Democrat and the
treasurer Of the Democratic party.
was recently removed from his Once
on account Of his connection with the
| STANDARD Oil Company. Senator FOR
| aker, a Republican leader, an accom-
plished orator and bosom friend OF
| President Roosevelt. was discharged
| from speechmaking in the interest OF
| the Republican party, because he also
received some remuneration from the
cornor,tion
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| ,,,,5 CO., Ny,,,,g,tinn Comn,ny n
n,nnnroIy 10 n,acin~ ba,orc Won the
,nion,nrs If ,,is ciiy mon who have
hoon and arc pe,tinp tbeir support
from the company. They are John
Lane and Joseph Fern. Should either
one of them be elected. he would be
dictated to by Kennedy. president of
the company. What Kennedy would
have TO do would be to simply pull
the string and his order would be OK.
ecuted. II Is unsafe for the Laborites
to vote for such men for the Office of
Mayor. Kennedy is not satisfied with
these two men: but he sends Frank
Harvey and w, O. Smith to the Senate
70 watch the interests of the company.
Still, he is not satisfied. he sends out
Jarrett and Chas, Rose to run for
Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff respective.
ly. All these men are not safe. Ken.
nedy, the Car of Honolulu, will lead
them and tell them to do as he
plcases. and they cant help but carry
out his wants. All these men can get
work in the Inter.Island company in
the event of their defeat or after the
expiration of their term In office. Ken.
nedy can tell these men to reduce the
pay of the laborers on the road and the
interests of the people will practically
be controlled by Kennedy, president
of that monopoly.
, Inter-Island Loves Pigs
5 This company or it's president,
, Kennedy and the directors, have no
aloha for men. They love the pig
more than they do the man, and the
! rich people get better consideration
AT the hands of the directors of the
Z steamship company than the poor
: This is shown by the fact that man
8 who goes to Kona in a steerage has
!, to pay So fare while the pig Is charged
so cents or one dollar.
u "Above that, the pig does all kinds
of dirty things on board the steamer
necessitating the sailors to clean NJ
;. at the end Of trip, while a deck pas
scnger looks after himself until the
arrival of the steamer at his destina
ton. With all these things, Kennedy
still has aloha for the pig and place
the man under consideration.
Poor Man Soaked
Eight years ago, a cabin passenger
could go TO Kpna for SO. while a decl
passenger paid So for his accommoda
ton. Today the rich are paying til,
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