The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-04

gress it only proves to me that the
public in Hawaii can be easily fooled
ell the time.
'When l was in the senate I oc-
cupied seat just alongside of Nc
Candless. He leaned across to me one
day and asked why not introduce a
bill to sell all Of the public lands, as
the maintenance of the public lands de-
partment was taking great deal of
money. There you have change of
heart.
"McCandless will promise anything
the voters ask for"
And Mr.. Bishop concluded by saying,
in effect, that "if you DON tie the can
on McCandless' tail, he'll be like the
cat
"Hell come back"
Worked in waipahu.
Albert Waterhouse exhibited figures
which he had prepared showing that Nc
Candless had been working in the eighth
of the fifth since November s last, and
that he had seriously damaged the Re-
publican chances in this precinct, which
had given a larger percentage of votes
to Kuhio in 1908 than any other pre-
cinct on the Island.
He declared that McCandless had
been working just as assiduously in
every other district on the Islands for
just as long time, and that it be-
hooved the Republican party to assert
itself in all its strength.
Lucas Straight Talk.
! Atkinson then called upon Jack Lucas
i for his views, and got them right of
| the bat.
''You fellows can't sit back in your
chairs and make money. You We got to
get out and work. You can't say we
must elect this man or that man.
You We got to get out and do it.
"The fourth district has got to stop
knitting candidates from the fifth
There are lot of men in this room
at present who threw down Harry Won
Holt last election"
Harry Won Holt (loudly)-Surel
Bishop took the iron while it was
hot, saying:
GAN that ex-Mayor Lucas says points
to the necessity of getting busy. / move
that every man in this room be appoint
ed committee of one to get out and
stump for the Republican party
Kokual KolSua! l, for one, volunteer
to make one platform address of thu
good, old.fashioned school,"
"Question!l"
"Ayel Aye!"
Unanimously carried"
Shingle then took occasion to TAX
the meeting at its food and explain
things as they probably have not beef
explained before, and the several hun
dred committees of one which filed on
ten minutes afterward are writini
speeches yet.
Write for Prosperity.
a The letter from the joint eommitte
e to the meeting was as follows;
r "The present political crisis afford
u reason for and iustifies the action o
t the committee which issued the call fo
p you to meet this day to discuss matter
of supreme Importance at the preser
|. time to every citizen of this Territor,
f "The present tariff protects the chic
n commodity that we export to the exteT
g of nearly $16,0o0,000 per year, and
2 is therefore necessary for the people {
i. this Territory to exhibit their gratitud
by showing their allegiance to the RI
n publican party of the nation, which hf
II always done so much to advance I'll
% interests OF lhehe lblhuus.
IS "We submit that the question of in
" migration, which unfortunately has b
" come party issue, and which the R
"a publican party of this Territory has
serted in its platform, and which
ar will support to the end without COZ
,t promise, should be presented to the e
II tire electorate and explained in So,
,r a manner as not TO deceive any pers'
Is who will east n vote on the eighth dl
Ia of November next.
"The burden of taxation imposed
10 the purpose Of assisting immigratii
ss has fallen upon incomes over S40(
M and Il viii he the policy OF the Repu
liean party In this Territory 20 CO
time 20 impose this taxation upon tho
who are able 10 hear IT, No portion
ly this tax win fnll upon the lahorii
is classes, yet the lah0nng classes "
10 share In the fulafe prosperity OF tho
d. Islands Tlf question of immigfaii
10 is one Of business, n which men Of
on political parties are equally Interests
II therefore hehooYea men " al ahad
.n' Of political opinion % unite in suppo