Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

PAU0A CHURCH
Gathering Of Women and
Children Greet the
SpelIbinders.

! perspfring Democratic orators let
loose argument and metaphor at Pau.
GA last evening on crowd OF hun.
dred persons half OF whom were wo-
men and children.
/ The big guns were all there at
times and Wade Warren Thayer set
the ball rolling in the speechmaking
line, he beins> the first speaker OF the
evening
Petrie, Wolters, Kiakahi, Benev.
iedes, Turrlli, Rivenburgh, Trent and
Charlie Rose all told the people what
they thought of the Republicans any.
way, how fine the Democrats all were
and what good Democratic officials
there were In Office.
II is considerable OF walk from
the end OF Emma street car line to
the scene OF hostilities at Pauoa and
those who walked found the road
dark and rough long before they came
in sight OF the faring torches or heard
the music OF the quintet which enliv.
ened the oratory turned loose on the
night air.
In his remarks Candidate Wolters
said II anyone was to blame for the
Democratic platform-it was not Boss
McCandless for he knew nothing OF
the platform until after II was all
made. He. VOTERS. was the man who
did II all and his shoulders were broad
lenough to take the blame.
Following wolters, Kiakahi spoke In
Hawaiian for half an hour and more
keeping his audience In laughter from
the Jokes he sprung.
immigration was the main subject
of the discourse rendered by Benevie
des who told this audience that he
would not talk more than fifteen min
utes. at is now nine-hye and I will
talk Just fifteen minutes. stopping
when It is nine-twenty-hve." he said.
Some one asked him how he added
fifteen to five and made twenty-five
and he had to acknowledge that he
was a little of in his addition.
Beneviedes had long spiel on i'm.
ported labor that was taking the
bread away from the mouths OF the
Hawaiians, dwelling particularly on
FiNpinos and Russians who had been
brought here to keep down wages, he
said
h Fred Turrill said that the Demo
Gratis were the real thing, that Re.
publican orators said the Democrats
were liars but that did not make It
80.
\ Following Turrill Manager Riven-
burg made talk on assisted immi-
grafton which he said was a bad thing
for the Territory and that immigrants
should be like those In the United
States who had their own money to
pay their passages to the country and
then got land and made good citizens.
He also said that some plantations
paid dividends OF 100 per cent. and
II they should pay one per cent less
they could pay their laborers n dollar
and a half day instead OF less than
dollar.
4 Mr. Trent mounted the platform
with smile and looked down be-
nignly upon the audience while the
stringed instruments gave him wei.
come. Although the greater part OF
the audience was made up OF young
boys and children Trent did not tell
his Red Riding Hood story to them
This was disappointment to the old.
err people also who expected to hear
, some Juvenile stories from the lips
OF the treasurer
Trent confined himself to telling the
people that he was the first treasure:
who had ever paid the face value oil
warrants issued for work for the city
and county, and that while he was
paying face value the school teachers
working for the Territorial govern
ment were still subject to the dis
count
The speaker also stated that al
Democrats in ONCE had made good
and he hoped they would all be re
tnrned, Including himself.
Charlie Rose mounted the rostrum
and after short address In Hawaiian
fltold the people In -ngllsh that the
department which he represented hat
made good, quelling a rito and strike
without bloodshed and doing man,
other things of importance.
~ am willing TO stand on my rec
ord" said Rose. IF haven't made
good In your estimation you know
what you can do to me at the polls.
Following Rose several other speak
ers addressed the audience and IL wai
a late hour when the torches wer'
finally put out.
During the evening several parties
lof Republicans chugged up In thei
machines TO view the frewprks ap'
Colonel Mccarthy was present for
long time standing In the background
and modify chewing cigar whil'
listening to the speakers and slzini
up the audience.