The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-22
Lone Home Ruler Roasted
and Read Out OF the
Party.
.ocT RIOTOUS MEETING
-. ~ Platform Constantly Pro
,.stiug While Speakers Score
His Actions.

r,n;bo got his last night. He spent
three hours on the grid at Aala
D.. and he certainly squtrmed. He
:. ,,oiIed toasted, roasted, and al
.,..tbpr burned up, in one Of the most
ts,aprly political meetings ever held
j. II was disorderIy largely be
.,.s If Kaniho's Interruptions. Tween
awe or thirty times during the even
!, he angrily interrupted the speak
: The chairman tried to SIT on him,
IA the crowd tried to shout him down.
(dtime politicians say that the roast
no be got before the evening was over
i, seldom if ever been equaled IN
heal politics. and it evidently hurt. 1t
vas all because he had deserted Motley
h. MeCandless and tried to call him
af still Home Ruler.
The meeting had been called for the
aroose Of answering kaniho 5 various
attacks on Delegate Kuhio, Desha and
absrs, and his endorsements Of l.. l..
Nsandless for delegate to congress.
BIZ invitation, he was given a place on
tbs platform. He chose a seat at the
ss,y front. For a time he appeared
ia have some of the crowd with him.
Int bis ungentlemanly interruptions
nj evident efforts to promote disorder
islsd the crowd against him and to-
Has the end of the meeting when he
w to interrupt "Oily Bill White,
tie crowd made him sit down.
The ssstlHg vas called to order by
Senator xafauckalani, president of the
Hone RGle party. Among those on the
platform were Rev. 5. L. Desha, VIM
White, J. P. Cooke. John Wise, VIM
Renry, Eben Low, 4. 5. Kaleiopu and
Kaliho. At the start there appeared
to be Kaniho elaque in action in the
rear, aud the Democratic police who
we're supposed TO preserve order made
10 lfort to do so as long as the dis
tarbers shouted for Kaniho and
Link"
Kalaaokaani made a short address
he said he ddn t understand why ka
iIho had gone back on Motley. ~
converted him to the Home Rule par
y, said Kalauokalani. "kOhala i:
Oil stirred up over his desertion, ant
there will be trouble for him when h'
gpfs haek - EaJa,ol-oIo,,; ale, ~ r
big respects briefly to McCandless
When the time comes will show yot
whether he loves the people or not,
ald the chairman cit is all in thi!
BOOK, and he held a volume bef0r,
The crowd.
4, 3 halelopu, who will probabl,
'aa lOr the senate, was the next speak
I'll lie discussed legislative affairs
amid many side remarks from the Can
loa Ball of Kohala The leprosy law
we're referred to, and Kaniho increase
~ Interruptions, from his seat on tn,
F4Pofm near the speaker. Kaleiopt
aa hanlho had cherished iIl-feelin.
ssaast Prince Kuhio since the latte
10y gwen him a caIl-down in KohaI;
s ene years ago. Kaniho audibly re
. .ssFa 10 cease his Interruptions whel
's4sa and the crowd jeered him.
new ). l.. Desha began by explain
.as, the purposes Of the meeting. II
,a,u many thought it a prohibition
ny. ling but 1t was not. He didn't pro
Is.' 70 diseass prohibition, but wou,t
Ar, e nose present to exercise thei
Sol Judgment On the question. KAN
eg. Interruptions began almost a
ne sc When attended Kanlho
ma II y a week ago and he attacke'
er b. listened in silence all through tn
pr ,A,ag, SAID Desha, ''and / expec
Isr. % Keep quiet now that am try
IN sae expectation was not realized. Ka
~'o constantly interruprcd On tw
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