The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-22

else to do. IneY are not pest, anu
can point to myself as an example of,
the truth of this
Boyd's speech was received with
cheers, and following it a number of
the delegates took occasion TO shake
hands with him and congratulate him
on what he had said.
Castro to Work for Record.
There were calls for speech from
A. D. Castro, in response to which the
Young man who had led the ticket on
the first ballot thanked the delegates
for the honor they had done him IN
giving him such a vote. He stated that
he was glad that the delegates had seen
fit to allow the Portuguese of the city
representation on the ticket, and, White
he was proud to be able to represent
his own race, he was also proud to
think that he would be as well repre-
sentative of the people of his district
as whole. If elected to the House,
he promised to work TO see that the
House made an even better record in
its work than it had done at the last
session
Not All Harmony
JUST DEfOFC Iut wiling .O4 ZIG AAtoL
ballot a ticket to be voted for, type
written, was scattered around among
the delegates The ticket named four
of those afterward elected, but had
Hanohano and Baker on IN place of
Cohen and Douthitt. At the reading OF
the ballots it was seen that good
many had voted that ticket. Cohen
was mad. and Douthitt murmured over
the work against him, and there were
many conferences around the hall on
the part of the two left-off candidates
to find out where the ticket came from.
Huihli Under Alias.
AT the convention on Saturday there
was some comment at the fact that
Bill Huihui was conspicuously voting
in the various contests while search
among the names of the elected defe-
gates failed to show that he ought to
be in the convention. Hulhu supphed
the explanation, stating that he had
been elected from the sixth of the
Fourth under the short and simple
name of William Kahemakahi. That
name had been a puzzIer to the cand1-
dates in their canvass, none suspeeting
that it was Huihui who claimed it for
election purposes. He was able, through
his alias, to get into the convention
Kaea Off the Ticket.
Kaea, the seven eleven man from
the Fifth, who got on the ticket dur
ing the early morning voting hours on
Sunday was pulled out of the way by |
the party managers yesterday, the fact |
that convicted gambler had been
nominated to legisate for the Terri |
tory being too much for the community |
at large to swallow Kaea at first re-
fused to listen to any talk of resign |
ing. telling his urgers to go some place
where the weather chart shows no zero !,
point Finally. after the screws had
been turned a little, he referred the
leaders to Achi. If Achi agreed to his
he said he would. This
destination did not please the mana
gers any more than the first place he
had named. and it was resolved 70 re
sort to desperate measures to rid the
party of having to carry him to the
polls.
Determined to bounce him at all haz
ards. the threat was made that unless
ne climbed down without any further
hesitation complaint would be sworn
nut against him at the police station
md a warrant secured for his arrest
N some charge This settled the pO-
itieal ambitions of the gentleman from