Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28
WELCOME FOR
REPUBLICANS
Puunui Gives G. 0. P. Speak
ers Heartiest of
4." Greetings. ,..,

lei >. Ianu AZ Buunui, ana surrOuhueu
by the torches which were placed
around the 'taro patches and on the
green terraces. Republican candidates
and workers for different offices held
a big meeting last night under the
management of w. G. Achi.
There were present in the neighbor-
hood OF 100 people. The meeting was
orderly; but occasionally there broke
forth applauses and cheers. as the
speakers made good hits wits the audi.
ence.
Dan Puhu. who is good Republi.
can. opened his house freely for the
convenience of the candidates and
9th RS, who preferred to avail them.
selves of the opportunity. Mrs. Bishaw
and Mrs. Young. the two Republican
campaign soloists were among those
seated on tho lanai of the house.
Before calling the meeting to order
Captain Holt Thornton, who presided
offered invocation.
The first speaker. he called upon to
address the audience was Chas. Ar.
mold. candidate for supervisor. Arnold
said that he was there to solicit for
their votes. and promised, that In the
event of his election, he will work for
the general good of all. He asked tbs
voters to give him a trial.
Alfred Castle next noun ed the
stand and addressed the audience. His
speech was interpreted into Hawaiian
by Willie Crawford. Castle said that
unlike the Democrats, the Republican
party does fulfill all its promises,
which 1t makes to the people. In or
der to be of benefit TO the working.
men, and particularly to the Hawaii
ans. he said that, II elected, he will
see to II that the appropriation OF
$500 900 be obtained for the construc'
ton of good belt roads around this
island. Applause.
As resident of the fifth, he urged
upon the voters to give their unani
nous support for Prince Kuhio, wht
has done well in Congress.
Sailor Candidate.
wu,,on, II sin.rsor tho "s,,Io,
candidate " as chairman Thornton IN
troduced him to the audience, told tn
| voters. that he had been swimming
tho oi,ht saos.or Hawaii pei from Ua
,,o,, 20 xa,oi
Edward cenpet ono os the mo, wb,
bas ,u,t tho democratic secret soc,e
tics advised bis follow pooIas IN vot,
tho str.iyb, RenubI,can ticket from
lion IN tho hottom He poirtcd out Il
tho ord,o,ce that tho RcnubIican ma,
Inv 10 tho only marty that can nrovid
the poolas with work along the waite,
front that Ross McCondless and III
rost or tho Democrats are sImpIy NAL
inc "bot air" promIsos with vie,
of gettipy tho aid or the Uawaiians
He further declared to the audionc
that the bipb wage nromises that IN
Democrats were making 70 the voter
were dirty poIiticoI boits He advise
them IN ouit the Democratic marty
co,.hov sun.r,isor
After thanking the voters for m
anpIause they extended to him Ebo
Low pointed ont TO them that he wa
NOT "bookano" ,proud) at all as IN
Democrats would ike IN have IN
voters believe
In order IN substantIate this stat,
ment he stated that he had taken IN
Hawaiian COWBOYS to cheyenne
comncte with tho professional c,v
bows there that the Hawaiians wa
The praise of the spectators there wa
due TO the "loye" that he has for n
own people the Hawaiian people II
emphasized the fact that should he /
elected to the Board of Supervisor
he would perform the duties OF his q
fce-fearlessly and Justly.
NJ C. Amann who is seeking n en-
ervisorial honor promised In treat -
erybody alike. If elected TO the oflic
Equality Is my motto" he shoute
II am going to look after the interes
of the rich and poor alike"
| Cecil Brown, senatorial candldat