The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-09-15


Mahaulu, vice chairman; A. d. Castro,
secretary; }. P. Cooke, treasurer; Otto
w. Rose, H. L, Holsteinr w. T. Robin
son, " ~. Woeller; N. Fernandez and
w. IA. Rice. .i.F
IA e Central Committee. %
First Distfief2otto w. Rose, Z. m
Austin; Frank o. da Rosa, E. W, Bar
nard. Z.
second Distriet---C wolters! J. d,
Paris, II. L. Holstein, John Kaelema-
kule.
Third District--c. A. Peck, R. H,
Hitchcock, VIM K eahu, Geo. II. Dunn,
w. 4. Robinson, NJ. H. Reuter-.
Fourth District--A. u. 9. Atkinson,
J. P. Cooke, A.. ID. Castro, EsiA.' c.
Long, c. NJ Marques =. ~ Lord,
Fifth Distriet-N Fernandez Louis.
J. Feary, f.. N. Voeller, Eugene Aiu,i
A. s. Mahaulu, E. b. Makalemi. ~
Sixth District--w. II. & Rice, g. p.
Wilcox, james x. Kula. james K.Isota.l
Told to Get Busy.
On being called upon for speech,
the elected chairman Of the Executive
committeei thanked the convention for
the honor shown hin, then commenced
at once. on hissdpties, urging the dele
gates to get back to their districts, take
off their coats aud get to work in their
organizations and canvasses. sWe
have ont together an this island,, he
said Snow let the marty get together
on the other islands.u
4 s,Tbraa ,cbears For tho straight tiek..
Sat,, sboutad a q NJ Robertson anil
tbe cheers rane
z ana before election let ne see that
good men are nut ON that straight tick,
,et. n, added Atkinson, before the cheers
had diad ayoav "
!. %.
hopertson Straaght Ilcketist'
- "A fisingyvote of thanks was, given to.
A.9G. NJ. Robertson, the retiring chair
nlan-9 of the, Executive committee, TO,
which Mr.. Robertson responded in d
short speech
He stated that he retired with relief
and with a hope forsthe success OF his
suce an " pqe ms ~ Fan, D,'v
Government had relieved it of some Of
the resnopsfbiIities. ssIt is true that i
have not satisfied everybody, said the
L
SATISFIED the rank and file of the re-.
spectable Republicans. / have said
before and / repeat now. that | am a,
straight ticket man. | always was and
/ hope that / always will be. / have
no sympathy with the split ticket
crowd, nel'her nay ans sy'i Tan. ~.
. W." oor for honsrn,rsnt 20 = com.
mission, / would consider myself a
traitor to the country II L had amy
sympathy for those VINO advocate s sue
a system. z.
| The party organi2qtlon IS now l flli
ly good. On Hawall things are NOT saoI
isfactory, but some hard work there
will improve them Everywhere else
the party IS IN good shape TOT V1cspry'
- hope for the success OF Inc, tlc'Se..
an,a,s hoiiana IN tho s,;nnort If the
ticket from top to bottom and let the
split ticketers 90 elsewhere.
c.x m,,,a
ooheh ihaiiAee' q,
Before the adjournment, ). &. COOKE
moved vote OF THANKS 70 >. y; eohsh
for the use OF the orpheum for tne
convention.
Chairman Atkinson notlned the com
ni''ee"i 'ei luas Vnuie WV" ~, 80
ing ~ ms ouiee d. n.ae ms. ,"oi M
Vi INC fsAesut'se oornu,,s'ee anu az ''A
OF the oehOrai eoihhi'''ee'
The Delegates Present.
The full LIST of the delegates some
of whom, ware renrasan+ad by NOV ia
" y" '''' ~ = So ~ - p'O' =
First District.
Precinct l, Daniel Kaloi; 2, no re
turn; 3, Frank Rosa; 4, John 7. Brown
w.. M. r. Fitzsimmons, Otto w. Rose
is. E. Fl. Austin, p. C. Beamer, R. A
LYMAN, Jr., H. V. Patten. E. E. Rich
ards; 6. II. M. Nihoa; 7. d. G. But
chart; 8, Solomon Konia; 9, E. W
parhalui ~, no return; ~ n. = hu
koha, ueoree halser' - o. M NUNS
Second District.
Precinct n H. HoIstein. . Job,
Hind Joaor;n A. so,za.s r Koannni
g R;ni. M rotnrn. EasIem !,
lr,a g, c., II NJ uawoI, m
n CIV, VIZ o. y T 80 60, w Ra