The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-11-03
History in the Making
Campaign Incidents From the Inside

are indignant at the suggested luea tnat
decollette costumes are not for them
and that it is immaterial whether they
have vaccine marks on their shapely
arms or not, while over in Lanai there
is clamor that if arms were good
enough to vaccinate on in Maui there
was no occasion for call for legs in
Lanai.
1t is reported that formal complaint
will be. made to the Board of Health
regarding the discrimination from both
Maui and Lanai, while the suffragettes
of the latter island have appealed to
Link McCandless, the avenger, to take
up their cause on the stump.
Long Strong In Country.
Advices from the out.oftown dis
tricts confirm the previous news that
Carlos Long, the Independent Repub-
lican candidate for County Attorney,
will easily lead both Edings and Cath
cart in those precincts on Tuesday. AT
Kaneohe it is stated on good authority
that Long will beat Cathcart by two to
one, while Edings will not have look
in there. This is the case at Waimanalo
and along the Koolau side as far as
Aiea, where Edings will poll good
vote, and Cathcart will get some also
Through Waialua and EVA districts
Long is strong and has strong men sup
porting him.
If those who have heretofore rallied
to the support of clean candidates in
the Fourth, as opposed to yellow dogs
will give Long the support he deserves
the same support they gave Thayer il
1906, Long will not only beat hotl
Edings and Cathcart but will snow tn,
latter under. He is assured of a gooC
vote in the Fifth and is looking con
fdently forward to receiving the sup
port of those in the Fourth who cannot
unless they go back on their own con
victions and records, support tn,
straight party nominee.
Straw Vote Symptoms.
Straws show which way the win,
blows-sometimes. Straw votes shoy
how the friends of candidate on tn
verge of defeat blow to keep up appear
ances and make last effort to enlis
strength and sympathy. Generally tn
ctr b. -,
to get the results they want.
Yesterday, with great hurrah, tn
, Republican committee took straw vot
, amongst themselves and announced tina
there was nothing to it, Cahcart ha
, cinch. Then they took a straw vot
, in the Judd building and announce
that the odds on the discredited cand
, date were thirty to six among the bus
ness men. A list of the tenants of til
Judd building, the selected polln
! ground. shows how the vote was secul
ed. Thoroughly disinterested men lik
/, A. F. Judd and W. o. Smith and Jac
+ Atkinson and J. p. Cooke voted and tn
. strength Cathcart showed among thel
was amazing. The list of tenants of til
Judd building contains the followin
+ names of those now in town.
y Bank of Hawaii, The C. NJ Cook
q Ltd, The Waterhouse Co., F. T. p. w
/. terhouse, Albert waterhouse, w.
/. Chamberlain, w. J. Forbes, A. F. Jud
= A. Lewis Jr., r. D. Mead, w. A. Purd
5 ]. G. Spencer, W. o. Smith, L. J. Wa
e rem, A. L. c. Atkinson, w. C. Park
$ r. p. Quarles, A. C. Alexander, E.
d Baldwin, C. S. Holloway, ]. A, China
). Estate of s. G. Wilder and the Sug,
n Planters Association. Nearly all ,
o these were original straight ticket me
$ Against the Real Thing.
8 Sheriff Iaukea was up against it We
e terday and his sense of obligation
d his constituents, to whom he owed q
j. account of his stewardship. came in
Il conflict with his gallantry. In this ca
r gallantry lost out.
d The Sheriff trundled an empty hog
1. head at noon up to the corner of Beth
1t and King, put board on it and We
l. into active opposition with the soa
1T box orator on the opposite corner. Il
IS mediately the crowd hoeked to hear hi