Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-21
MISTS DESCEND;
fern smiled
Please Elect Us to Office
and a. Golden Age
Is Yours.

|
ally waited over the hills and across
| tie taro and cane patches, falling
upon a crowd'Of about two hundred
! Democrats. their wives, sisters, cous.
ms, aunts and children, at Kalihi
Camp last evening, were considered
a good omen by many of the candi-
dates whose names appear on the
| ticket of the Great Unterrifled and
within whose manly breast there
springs perennially the hope of
election.
a faint tracing of rainbow
across the southern and moonlit sky
caused Wade Warren Thayer, who
has aspirations toward filling City
and County Attorney John Cath
carts chair. to speak in most opti-
mistis terms concerning the outlook
FOR sweeping DemoCatic victory at
the polls. Thayer predicted that
the Democratic rooster would sail
through the ticket with tail feathers
erect. lie apparently took consola-
ton over the fact that Maine has
clambered into the Democratic band.
! wagon.
Lester Petrie talked for n bust.
nesslike administration of affairs of
the city and county. Petrie advO-
Gated a straight ticket vote. He
modestly pointed to his record while
with the Oahu Railway company,
and in so doing he at least made
decided hit with one elderly lady,
who descended upon the blushing
and retiring Petrie and would dec.
crate him with becoming floral trib-
utes. incidentally, the Petrie pie
lures were in great demand by
bevy of Hawaiian damsels. and to
appease the popular clamor the sup
ply was soon exhausted, and those
pinted presentmrnis of Deacon" ,
Trent and "Bill'' Jarrett We're final.
ly substituted under the friendly
cover of darkness.
! There was no very radical incrim-
nations cast against the long-sNf.
fering Republican party at the Ka-
llhi meeting last night. When
Great Kahuna" Pa.heco swooped
down upon the delenseless crowd.
fresh from season OF oratory ut
PunchbOwl, the crowd rather expect
ed that there would be some verbal
| pyrotechnics. Pacheco did state
that the Republicans were long on
promises, but wonderfully SHY upon
| performance.
| The list of speakers included
Mayor Fern, who took occasion to
! deny the ins!nuatlons coming from
Candidate John Lane, regarding the
Fern incapacity TO attend to ordi-
nary business details while an en-
ploye of the local steamship COM
pany. His Honor" and the red
motor car swept down upon the Ka-
lihi camp gathering, and the beyy
of Hawaiian ladies and gentlemen
who had been engaged to make mel
ody launched forth in specially
) co lposed lyric in honor of the in.
tcumbent in the mayors Office.
Treasurer Trent iollied the school
children who were more or less
mixed up in the crowd of politicians
As Trent Is the city and county pay
master. his appearance brought
forth an enthusiastic reception. and
despite the falling raindrops upon
a head partially denuded of hirsute,
Trent advised the people-men, wo-
men and children--to vote or, at
any rate, talk the straight ticket.
"Bill' Jarrett stepped upon a
small improvised platform. turned
his beamlng Countenance to the four
quarters of the square, stepped down
again. but during that time the
himself of sufficient remarks to bear
out his record as the champion
short distance orator in the present
campaign. Someone in the crowd
held stop watch upon Charlie
Rose, the aspiring deputy sheriff,
and he therefore came under the
wire close second to his chief.
Both Jarrett and Rose appealed to
the people for support upon the
merits of their past records.
The weather had evidently been
too dry out Kalihi way for extensive
opening of mud batteries. A little
later along In the evening Super
visor Mcclellan and Manager. Riv.
enburgh appeared, and they also
added their mite to the flow of ora.
tory, ~ ...
Other speakers weln Candidates
n,
ers. David Kupihea ofiiciated as
referee during the conversational
bouts. ..., ......