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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24
B0SS-RULE is GRAFT RULE.

Democrats knew exactly what they
were doing TO corrupt this city and
eventually land u man In Washing
ton who would misrcprescnt Hawaii,
niisreprescnt the interests OF the
people and through u boss rule that
no reputable community could accept,
bring disaster upon the people OF the
Islands, hold up the industries and
land the Territory in disrcpuIc and
Government by Commission.
Honest men of this city who have
come in contact with the conspiracy
of the Democratic organization have
stood aghast at the trickery, the dis
honesty, the outrage that was planned
to be perpetrated upon our govern
mcnt.
But this is no time to stand around
with your mouth open. This is the
day for action.
The Democratic party has involved
itself in a great conspiracy. Involved
is too conservative term. Tho De-
mocracy has studiedly gone to work
to deliver the people of this city, and
through this city the whole Territory
of Hawaii, into the hands of Boss
ruled political machine, with corrup-
ton, and pickings from the public
purse as its chief purpose and ulti-
mate aim.
Now what are you going to do about
that! Kick the Democrats out or put
them In!
What are YOU going to do with an
outfit that plans to accomplish their
own selfish ends through the corrup-
ton of Il whole people?
What are YOU going to do with an
aggregation that is ready to ruin the
good name of good and kindly peo-
pie in order that 1t may establish it.
self in absolute authority and put its
hand in the public purse?
What do honest people do when
threatened with domination by dishon-
est and corrupt men?
] Vote them in or vote them out?
Citizens of Honolulu don't let your
selves run away with the idea that
this secret society business is "Jusi
political" and doesn't amount to any.
thing.
Don't fool yourself,
The facts are absolute facts, and the
most alarming feature about the
whole affair Is that otherwise rep
utable men have allowed themselves
to remain associated with the Demo
cratic organization that is nov
brought into the open in its true char
acter, not only as an enemy of the
prosperity of the Territory but an en-
envy of honesty in government,
II you vote the Democratic ticket
you vote for dishonesty in govern
men, secret society politics, and in
dustrial war in Honolulu.
That's the long and the short of 1t
No Democrat with the record Of
these secret POLITICAL societies benin,
him can make Il different.
No supporter of honest government
can vote for Democrat who has
'proilted or hoped to profit by this po
litlcal society conspiracy "a. ,--..,,-.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24
CATHCART and
his RECORD

Cathcart, as he is viewed by a mem
Der of the Hawaiian Bar:
II is conceded by the Republican
press of Honolulu that the Republic
can convention of 1910 did its work
well, and presented to the people of
the city and county good, clean
ticket; at that convention the Hon
orable John W. Cathcart was nomi-
mated for the Office of City and Coun-
ty Attorney; when his name was
presented to the convention, any del
egate sitting therein had the right
to take the floor and object to his
nomination; there were no objcc-
lions. and his nomination was unan-
imous, and he has behind him in this
contest the Republican party Of the
City and County of Honolulu; he is
n broad-minded man, and an able
lawyer; he has filed the office of
Deputy Attorney-General of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii, and the strongest
men In the legal profession have to
acknowledge that he is focman
worthy of their steel; he has Sc
cured the conviction of violaters OF
the law from one end of the Terri
tory to the other, and IL he errs at
all, 1t is on the side of mercy. IL
I mistake not the signs of the times,
error on the side of mercy is not
only tolerated, and unless public JUS
tice demands sextreme, measures
under the circumstances of the case,
public opinion approves of merciful
acts. and as the object of criminal
prosecution is the prevention OF
crime, rather than punishment, the
object is attained when public
prosecutor exercises his discretion on
the side of mercy. The protection
of life and property In the hands OF
John W. Cathcart has been safe
since his election as City and County
Attorney, and he will continue to be
firm and diligent in the discharge of
public duty, and his administration
of the affairs of his high and respon-
sible Office | know has met with the
approval OF large majority Of the
members of the Hawaiian bar, The.
Republican party asks the electors OF
the City and County of Honolulu to
support their nominee at the polls
on the Sth day of November, be-
cause he is qualified and able to MI
the Office, and because his admins
tration during the past two years
has fulfilled the reasonable expecta-
lions of those interested In the ad-
ministration of justice. The private
life and character of men is open to
criticism. but there are certain can
vases which are not permissible
under any code of political ethics,
and some of the canvasses used
against Cathcart are unfair and un-
worthy OF any respectable politician.
Upon his record as City and Comfy
Attorney for the past two years he
goes to the polls, not upon any part
OF that record, but upon the whole
of it. He should be judged, and we
should be slow to condemn a man
who has tried to do his whole duty,
sometimes under trying circum-
stances. No man is perfect; no pub
lie official needs to expect to escape
censure from his political opponents.
but he has right to expect the
support of his owo party when nom
mated unanimously and without nh
lection.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24
FREAR CAN
NOTBE There

Governor Gillett of California has
cablcd Governor Frear to be present
at the Pacific Congress which is to
he held at San Francisco on Novem-
Der II, is and 10, his presence being
much desired.
The Governor cannot get away but
II is possible that Secretary Mott.
Smith will be in California on his way
cast at that time and he will repre-.
sent Hawaii.
II Is believed that the Congress is
to take up two important questions to
the Pacific Coast, the Panama Expo,
s'tion for 1915 and the getting Of Il
larger feet for the Pacific.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24

Every man oil average indulgence
must realize that the secret organiza-
ton which the Democrats have
worked up on the waterfront and
among the employees of the City and
County of Honolulu is the most scri-
Gus menace to honest government that
has ever been presented for the de-
Liberation Of the voters Of this city.
That organization means Boss rule,
pure and simple.
Boss rule here, as boss rule In ey-
cry other part OF the world, means
dishonest government. ictrogressiOn,
and u saturnalia OF graft nj the cX-
pense OF the taxpayer.
There is no getting away from such
conclusions.
Not single intelligent man In the
Democratic Party who hoped to profit
by this labor and goyernmcnt-em-
ploye conspiracy is igno:ant of the
fact that such chain Of power as the
Democratic organization planned to
wind about the worlingmun oil this
city, would mean ruination Of honesty
In government, Inauguration of end
less graft, and the toll would be paid
by the people.
Not man Of average ability In the
Democratic party needs 10 he told
that the secret political societies that
Ia 20
:, OF the waterfront. supported by the
police force and the Democratic
workers of the road department,
would smirch the good name OF the
city of Honolulu and more especially
the good name Of the llawaiian-Amer-
lean voters who control the elector-
ute.
Not single intelligent Democrat Is
blind TO the fact that the promises
TINT have been made by those behind
this secret movement are absolutely
false.
The whole scheme from start to
finish is the kind of game that comes
from the brain of natural-b0rn
CRATER, working 10 promote graft,
and hOping 10 live by graft.
There are no two ways about 1t.
The nice boys of the Democratic
party cannot get down on their knees
and say that they didn't know their
party was building up an organiza-
ton compared with which the High
or Wage Association Of the japanese
was a prayer meeting in disguise.
The real nice Democrats cannot es-
cape the responsibility for fostering
this Tammany-Bo Ruef scheme for
corrupting Honolulu and bringing the
working people of Honolulu into an
Industrial war against the prosperity
OF the city and OF the Territory.
They knew what they were doing.
They knew thai they were secretly
conspiring TO bring about II strike
amOng the workers Of the waterfront.
Democrats know that they were in
tending to pay for the votes of these
people with public jobs, when the
Jobs on the waterfront were lost on
account of the workers, through Dem
pcratic conniyance, having asked for
d rate Of wages impossible to pay.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

Democratic meetings set for tonight
are at Nuuanu and Waikiki and the
usual noon meeting was held today
around the Bethel street, soap.boX, Two
meetings night arc scheduled for
the rest of tho week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24

- -
DELEGATE
Hon. J. X. KaIanianaole.
SENATORS
ChaS. ChiIIingWorth,
Cecil Brown,
A. F. Judd,
A. S. kaleiopu.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-.
TlVES
lohn X. Kamanouiu,
E. A. C. Long,
A. q. Marcallino,
Ed ToWse,
Norman Watkins,
William Williamson,
Frank K. Archer,
A. L. Castle,
S. P. Correa,
Eddie Kane Fernandez,
Chas. Kanekoa,
S. K. Mahoe.
MAYOR
John c. Lane
SHERIFF .
Andrew Cox.
CITY ATTORNEY
John Cathcart.
TREASURER 5
Robert W. Single
AUDITOR
James BickneIl
CITY CLERK
D. kalauokalani, Jr.
SUPERVISORS
Chas. N. Arnold,
Makanoe C. Amana,
N Samuel C. Dwight,
Frank Kruger,
Eben P. Low,
Harry E. Murray,
James c. Quinn. I
DEPUTY SHERIFFS
HonoluIu-'!m. K. SimerSon
Waialua-0SCar Cox. 4
Koolaupoko-Frank Pahia.
Waianae-J. K. Kupau. .
eWa-JOhn Fernandez. (.
K00lauloa-l. K. Na0ne. :
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24
DEMOCRATS in
secret Scheme
CONTINUED from Page ~

ASShthihhtu AVN az M
WOULD VOTE TO PUT THE DEM
OCRATS INTO POLITICAL POWER.
The whole scheme was based on
the Tammany system of New York
and the Abe Reuf graft layout OF
San Francisco.
AS a means of corrupting an cleo
torate and delivering city and a
Territory over to evil and corrupt
government, 1t was perfect.
Was Working Fine.
Up to two weeks ago the secret
conspiracy was working splendldly.
The Democratic clubs did not rec
ognize the ordinary precinct boun-
daries. The. Democratic precinct
clubs as they are generally and pub
licly known amounted to nothing, as
matter of fact.
THE REAL DEMOCRATIC OR
GANIZATION WAS THESE SECRET
CLUBS, which in large precinct
were three and four in number and
made up Of, say, fifty to a hundred
members.
Lunas Worked It.
The secret clubs were made effec-
tive by the lunas of the steyedores
on the waterfront having always
handy the list of the members of the
clubs.
Each club member was entitled to
so many days work. The members
were all parcelcd of into allotments
OF work. When Il steamer came In
and men were wanted to work the
cargo, the lunas would call off the
names of men who are members of
the secret societies.
Were Found Out.
But the Republican detective force
found out what was going on. There
are now in the possession of the au.
thorities the names OF the members
OF the societies, the pledges the men
had signed. and, in fact, the whole
layout.
or course, legally, the whole thing
was conspiracy, and II allowed to
go to its ultimate end would land
ran1, -, ,tha ,av arthoritiee NJ tho
land.
iho Wos,,h tmo morNSrs wcro satisfied
however, that many of the men who
,a,inn hoon n,JoJ Inv nm
-, nta,anSonts and NOT know
~. 49,. wnro do,ncI
So, -, ,,,is no,,as tho lead
,,a pnn,,h,ican, hoson tbe,r work of
at,,. a.. ,aIorora r,oht Tbey
aSa,,,ns 81, ,nSoro ,ha Mccondloss
-, 80 ,aIso ana tho scheme
- o"' nartv nonagors
- naains, GOOD ,ovornment
-. 49,, -, ,n hrincino about
nj na. ~ - o,t ,ho srancbIse or
49, &C.,, o,ootoroto 90 tho Is.
.Ionds
~ ,,. 90 u,,. oro,ro,t has
~. 'N'N'S .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24

The steamer Chiriqui, owned by the
Pacific Steam Navigation Company.
plying between Panama and Buena
Ventura, is reported at Panama to
have been sunk by boiler explosion.
Seventy persons were aboard. Their
fate has not been learned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24

Papa, what is the silent majority"
Two men when there Is woman
present, my son."-Boston Tran
script.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24

It's folly to be good unless you are
good for something
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24

The packers may yet have use for
the squeal.-St Louis Times.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24

A ripe scholar may live to a green
old age.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24

It's an insult to beg a girls pardon
after kissing her.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24
Were Found Out.

WtlC IOuiiu out.
But the Republican de
found out what was goin
are now in the possession
thorities the names OF {
OF the societies, the pied
had signed. and, in fact
layout.
or course, legally, the
was a conspiracy, and If
go to its ultimate end
those connected with 4
hands of the law author
land.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11
%. s opitel.

t1.t HH.
9ie pierunbananaig StnnbeH, bic
felt isiner @erbaftung perfloHen mas
rem, batten bingerei6t, Serberts&rdfte
penieItens iniptpeit ipieber gu beben,
bab er in leibli9 feiter Saltuns por
ben Ri9ter bintreten unb nit ilarer,
perne6mli9er Stimme auf Die an
i9n eeri1teten Sragen antporten
tpante. Gein Qusleben freiIi9 ipar
MD INNER eri9rsdenO genag, uno
nq1tela er einen Bid in iein @efi9t
gerprFen bate, ert6eilte ibm benn
aud ber Neutrality-suspicious. in bens
Ielben frsunblidernTten Sone. ben er
i6pn geItern sesen i'm angeidIuaen
bate, Die grlaubnib. fi9 ndbrenb ieis
ner @ernebmung gu feben.
.Sie baden nun 3eit gebabt," fagte
er, .Sbre Gage gu iiberbenten unb IiG
barber tlur 5u perbeu, DAB es fir
sic bier nlir einen eirsigen perninftts
gen Neg gibt, ben Neg Der r~iifbaItlos
ZEN 9ufri9tiateit uGrnlin. Db sic
fi@ Idulbig pber Oh sic ii@ iGulblos
fii9len, in jebem San lam es fir sic
ni6ts RuBbrineenoeres seben, alb Elm
freimit6iges unb mannbdfteS 8sfenz
iien Der Mabrbeit."
sd babe mid i9pn geitern rid
baItloS gu ben 8erfeblungsn betdnnt,
beren ib mid f9uIbig ipeib, SEER
2anSgeri9tsrdtb! Gtfpos anperss
t6unte i9 aud beute ui6t fagen."
.Gie ipiiTen, bob es iid bier ntc9t
am bic bon Sbnsn in ai9tenfelb BE.
gan9enss, acknowledgement banbeIt.
SD srfpnrte bieImehr, beIte otles BON
Sbnen 3u h0ren, ipas sic in 8eSug
auf bic grmprbuns bes @trettors
aleranbers Softer 5u fogsn piIei..A
sd lam nnr fpieberbpleu, odB
LID ni1ts nit ieirer Grmorbung gu
tbun babe. SD mar mad 8balfirs
den gefa6ren. Inn meine sfrou all
fpre4en llno ppn ihr bic MSittcl fir
cine Slttdt in bas ausIanb gu erbits
ten. Qls ih Elm paar S1ritte in ben
@arten binein setbon bate, naGbem
es mir ppr6er tuobl cine baIbe Stunbe
lang an Mutb gefebIt bate, Jpn su
befreten. fpurbs i1 bic 2si9e Rotters
aniatig. Sbr anblid erfiiate mid,
nit einem 70 Tiirhterlihen Shreden.
baB id taum nod imitanbe mar, mid
anFre9t au baIten. Damn bate i5
nar bic cine Gmpfinbuns. bab i'd 70
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11


go f&per es mir fGlt. Trau
arant = i4 fann mid 6amit bod
nod ni9t gang btsniisen. Sabr
81. ,insn tbatfG9li6en anbult bafiir.
eaB pirfIia cine 8egesnuns 5Dilden
BEN beiben Rinnern .rfoIst iit2A
vMein Batter mar bOntdnbis anees
tleibet, als mir i'm auf benz SuBbos
ben feines 3imm.rs fanben. Der
f@drf eelabens RepoIper dbsr, ben er
INNER Eel fi9 trus, i'll, ME ia BE-
ftinmt tpeiB, psOer in feinsn aletbsrn
nod trsenbfpo in feiner Stubs aefuns
ZEN tporoen.A
,Meitere Griinoe fir Die Qnnabme.
baB Sbr Batter su Der frasliden 3eit
i'm 8arten etpeien lei, bdben Sic
ni9t2"
s&enn i'd is bate. pirbe id tie
bod ntdt nennen. Sd babe nit
benz, mas i'd Jbuen ba seIaet. Sda
fur9tturfte Opfer sebradt. bas ie
elmer So6tsr s~usemutbet porbsn lit.
qnes anbere lit Sbre Sadie. SD
tperbe meiner ausIase nun tein mel,
teres @ort ms6r bin3ufiigsn."
limb i6 Tam MIDI nitit ~a,rufen
fiiblen, sic BON biefem 5nti3lnHe
ab3ubringen. 9lber i9 bin perpfIi9s
tet, Sbre NusIase in einem 9rototoI
feIf3ule9en. Sinh sic bamit sinpers
ftdnDen, bdb bic @bfaFung bieies
grototolIs duf cine turSe 3eit ausses
febt tperbe9 gs p1re mir ndmli9 BON
@i9tisteit, porber Sbren @atten gu
pernsbmen, Der bereits in einem Gee
ben5immer auf feline 8orfibrung
fpartet."
SD bin nit aIem einberftanben,
mas sic fir gut unb ri6tig balten.
@erbe i9 meinen Mann ieben tOna
nen?A
SD made Ss6nen in bieier !Stns
fift nod feline fefte 3ufuse. 4ber
cine @egeniiberiteaung t0nnte mOglis
4erpeiie au9 mir ertpiini9t iein.
Wolen sic olfo einitpeilen in bas
8or3immer auriidtebr.n! auf Sbren
@unI9 piirbe i9 iibrigens germ btreit
iein. Sbnen Elm Slas M.in ober cine
anbere Grfrifduns beiorgen gu laf'
Ten."
Margot lebnts ab. sic madte
benz Ht9ter cine 8erneisung unb trat
aufrebt, pie tie setommen mar, in
bas 8oreema9 bindus, barin bic bet<
ben berbroHenen 8ansliften faBen.
MIs fi1 Die Sbiir binter ibr ges
f1loFen bdtts, ipanbte ii9 Serbams
mel an ben @eri9tsf4reiber:
.Das lit oramatif6er als ireenb et=
pas, mas i9 bisber erlebt babe.
@lauben sic an bic Mabrbeit ibrer
graabluns9A
limb Der alte, einfa9e Mann, Der
Isin BiFen nidt aus juriitifden Bers
fen, fpnoern nur aus ben 9ei9ebnlfs
len bes 2ebens bate, bur4 bas er
gegangen mar, ertpiberte bebd4tig:
I'D eIaube, Serr 2anbgeri9tsratb,
bdB lie unbebenili4 fi9 ielbf hes
Morbes beT9uloist baben ipiiroe,
luenn lie BARN bas eiuSiee unb lebte
MiittI 9eIeben bate, ben Manu ib,er
2iehe Su retten."
Der Neutrality-suspicious. srpiberte
ni9ts. Gr briidte auf ben &nopf
Der $in9ensitung unb .rtbeilte BEN
glei6 baruuf eintretenben S9uBs
mann gefebl, ben llnteriu9un9sgez
fa%nssnsn .Serbert 5rant poraufibren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11
EDW. WALL,
COAX WOOD SALOON J
'~seseniiber Der mabIe
her,naun, :: mo.

heri1ialttt =: Ito.
Dies 1T Der eIesanieite GaIoon IN Der.
mann unb finoet r,an bort aud) bic beTten
Setrdnfe uno Sisarren,
9eionbers quite WbisfpS. aueiniser
a9ent in Sermann fir ben beriibmten unb
ed)ien Bourbon un6 Rpe Dbisfp ben Ger.
mann 0iItiuins So. preis bericIbe wie in
/ or 8tiiiieru.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
SlRES AND SONS.

Charles Dyer Norton, secretary 70
the president, not only looks but
dresses the part.
Christy Mathewsun and Chief
Mey ers of the New York Nationa.
league baseball team are going into
vaC 79villc.
When Horace Fletcher the chewOlo-
gist is at home he lives in the PalaZlo
Saizante, Venice Mostly he lives in a
New York hotel
Representative Gordon Russell of
Texas, who resigned from the house
recently because President Taft made
him judge, was boy orator when
he was in college.
Ian Hendrix Hofmeyer at the age of
fifteen years has been graduated with
the degree of a. B. from the Cape uul-
versity, Cape Town, and with first
class honors in classics. He has been
awarded a Rhodes scholarship anu
expects to attend oxford in 1912.
Stanley W. Finch is the chief of the
new secret service which has the OIL
Cldl luIllt VI lle DuIedu VI luNtSllSd-
ton of the department of justice. Mr..
Finch is n young man, incisive, alert,
effective. He was chief examiner fog
the department before being appointed
to his present place.
Though Robert V. Clayton of An
napolis has been an enlisted man for
more than twenty years, he put On n
uniform the other day for the firsr
time and prepared for active duty at
sea. For practically the whole time
that he has been in the service Mr.
Clayton has been the official printer at
the Naval academy, which accounts
for his not heretofore having worn .
uniform. .......-. ..r t.t..
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
Town Topics.

New York will now renew its period
ical mailing down Of the lid. New York
trying to be good is really amusing
New Haven Journal-Courier.
1t is. easier for an elephant to climb
through the eye Of a needle than for Il
street Improvement contractor in Gin
einnati to finish his job on time.-Ct
cinnati Commercial Tribune.
f. Cleveland not only grows, but grows
more beautiful. The civic beauty prop
uganda flourishes with the increase in
population. Congratulations are in or
der. ~ Louisville COurier-J Ournal, % ..I
i Al baby was found asleep in st.
Louis church. Probably 1t was forgot
ten when the rest Of the congregation
walked up---or do St Louis congrega-
itiohs' ever really wake up?-Kansas
City CMo.Y Journal pT'lH.uu)
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14

"Can you tell me-" said the cool.
looking young lady In white. conf
'dentially approaching the young man
at the soda fountain, "the most agree
able way to take. castor oilT'
0rOh, yes. indeed" replied the man,
his eyes Frightening "And while you
are waiting" he added. won't you
have q glass of soda?"
"0h, thank you" said the young
lady, as he set It down before her.
The day being hot. in few moments
she had drained the glass. -
rs the prescription. ready .ne
asked sweetly, wiping her mouth.
The young mans eyes cleaned
with benevolence. "The prescription, A."
he said, tapping the glass, was In
here"
do you mean to say I've drank it7-
she screamed. "But It wasn't for me;
It was for my little brotherl" And
she swept from the drug store.
TITS too bad" sighed the young
man, "and she was one of our best
customers!"
But she isn't any more. Daily the
soda fountain young man watches her
enter the drug store across the way.
where they look before they leap
Washington Post.