The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-30


Of the poorer people. He advised the.
Hawaiians very strongly to stick to the
Home Rule party and to leave the Re
publican and Democratic parties to the
haoics. flor. he said. 1.-The strength
Of Hawaii lies in the Hawaiian, being
united. 1t makes no difference what
party you join. YOU are called niger
Just the same. -
THE Grand Old Man.
D. kalauoka Iani. -Sr., candidate for
the senate and commonly known as the
grand old man of the Home Rule
party, was the next speaker. ;.
Announcing himself as a candidate
for the senate. Kalauokalani began by
paving his respects to some of the other
candidates and incumhents. He strong
" urged the support Of the voters for
John G. Lane for the mayoraltv. I'VE
have had enough Of Joe Fern, he SAID.
THE public has seen what he has done
and has watched his politics while he
has been IN office. Let Us lift up John
Lane. Do not hesitate to elect him; he
is d man among men. The reason we
did not support him at the last election
was that we were then IN favor OF the
Labor party. We made mistake then,
and now we are for Lane.
I'VE will support Andrew Cox he
cause he is the best man available Tor
sheriff and has no black marks against
him. He mas been Il supervisor for sew
eral wears. and never has he done any
thing wrong.
"ShingIe we also endorse. f elected,
he will he a big help to the hawauans-
He is an upright man. Richard Trent
is Il friend Of mine, but / know that
he Is not invinc,hle. We also endorse
Cathcart and Bicknell. kalauokalanl,
.Ir.. we also support. He Is my son,
but if he had done anything wrong ]
would not support him. We will also
support Simersou. He - new man;
give him chance This is our ticket;
support it,
Opposed to Immigration.
Referring to the immigration ques-
ton, the speaker said it IS an old one.
The bill was passed by the Republicans
and Democrats in 1905. I'VE do not
believe in it, saisi kaIauokalanl, land
if | am elected | Will try to change this
law 50 as to put a stop to most OF the
immigration, using the tax money for
other purposes We can not stop the
Filipinos from coming here, as they be
long to the United States, but we can
use the tax for road purposes. The only
way possible is to divide the tax for
the Improvement Of Hawaii, and lmml-
grafton will take care of itselt.
I'VE do not believe that the Demo
Gratis could change this law, as there
are too many Republicans for them to
be allowed to do So
Kalauokalani ended by again advls-
inc the voters to support the entire
Home Rsle ticket.
Oily Bill White.
Following some more music from the
orchestra, Oily Bill White was intro
duced, and be promptly began to cut
up his usual capers around the platform.
Bill evidently missed his calling Joe
Cohen ought to be able to make money
if he had Oily Bill on the boards to
put little rough stuff over once IN
while. Bill pranced up and down, pre-
tended at intervals to weep IN great
pobs of sobs. wrung his hands, his voice
and the minds of his auditors, and had
a lovely time all to himself up there
Incidentally, his manner seemed to
take with the crowd, which was kept
laughing most Of the time.
Extracting the kernel of advice from
the husk of Bill s contortions, physical
and oratorical, Bill made hit with the
ladies present by strongly advocating
the plank in the Home Rule platform
that declares in favor of woman 5 suf-
frage AT present. he said. There
are some l.. 900 Hawaiian voters, and
allowing 10000 women to vote would
increase the Hawaiian vote and prevent
the malihini from having a say IN our
Give us woman s suffrage,
and we need not fear the japanese, the
Chinese. the Portuguese and the haole
vote.
You Hawaiians are big blamed
fools. The haoIes come here. take off
their hats TO you. give You cigar, and
YOU say, The haoles are fine, so polite,
they are our friends and then You
turn around and thrown down your own
Hawaiians.