The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-16
WOULD SUSPEND
MANIFESTATION LAW
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Tho DAVIS work concluded with the
selection Of a territorial central com
mittee, and the hall was then emptied
in preparation for the caucus Of the
fourth and fifth districts OF the coun-
ity convention which win be held this
morning.
MORNING SESSION.
Mayor Fern called the convention to
order, t. j. Ryan. the famous writer
of documents on land policies, presiding
at the secretary's table. He said he
was the vice.chairman His Hawaiian
remarks we're interpreted by F. W.
Weed. He asked for music from the
mayors own. quintet club, which has
been trained TO sing campaign songs
by the mayor himself. Ioela arose and
said IT. was proper to have a prayer,
and this was aeceded to following a
lively campaign song. The club is one
bf the best popular organizations in
gown and the manager expects to win
many votes with it.
Jonah heaoS IN EIaySI'
A Hawaiian by the name of ]. W.
Jonah offered prayer. The name and
he split over immigration seemed to
end peculiar significance to the sit
nation.
Secretary Ryan read the call for the
convention which was for the purpose
" nominating delegate to congress,
adopting a platform and selecting a
erritorial central committee, the call
being signed by Link McCandless. A
otal of 200 delegates was permitted.
Albert Kauwe, one of the old soap
BOX orators, arose and made an impas-
toned talk, kicking about certain list
f new delegates from club organic
d by the mayor.
Shipman in Chair.
A motion was made that Ollie Ship
IAN be temporary chairman. He was
lected and escorted to the chair. Ship
ian wore a wide web.belt with purses
ttached. He asked for temporary as
istant secretary and G. Keawehaku
vas named and elected, and 7. j. Ryan
yas chosen as secretary. F. w. Weed
ras selected as interpreter.
Appointment of a committee on ere
entails with two members from each
istrict was made by the chair as fol
Dws:
Credentials.
First district, X. NJ. Kahou, David
yapaehi; second district, w. N. Puni
ala, Abr. Haili third district, 7. B
,yons, Antoine de Rego; fourth district
oil. Meheula, j. H. Raymond; fifth dis
riot, Noa Mahuka, Antoine Perry; sixth
istrict, j. w. Kahaleaahu, N. Manoi
Rules and Organization.
First district, JOS Perez, Jr., J. X
aahao; second district, Chas. X. Homo
iii; third district, w. L. Kopa, Ke
wa Publ; fourth district, G. w. Ash
ord, Moses Palau; fifth district, R. L
Illiland, w. N. Sniffen; sixth district
go. Fountain, Jno. Koani.
Committee on Platform.
First district, Henry West, 7. J. Ry
a; second district, G. w. Kanukula
go. Kauwe; third district, Nelson K
aloa, H. H. Ewaliko; fourth district
D. Keawehaku, E. H. F. Wolters
18th district, D. L. Kalawaia, NJ. o. Ka
iopu; sixth district, j. 1. Chandler
avid A. mite. ~,
Everybody Qualified. :
Doctor Raymond, as chairman of tn
Dmmittee on credentials, reported al
edentials were found o. K. The com
ittee was out for about an hour an
lring this time it was rumored tina
le delegation lists were call bale
J."
There was some question about tn
ale delegation which had sent.fi in
cad of three men to the county an
70 instead of one delegate to the tel
torial convention. The larger-size
elegation for the territorial eonventio
as granted pratique.
Bunch of Proxies.
When the proxy list was read NJ
andless was found to be possessor O
good-sized bunch. Mayor Fern di
Dt hear his name, but was assured h
as delegate. Others who were hal
leep when the lists were read delaye
alters by asking if their names wer
sted. There seemed to be a generi
ixup on proxies. The report wa
lally adopted.
Ashford moved to appoint commi
on organization and rules, but
otion to make O. T. Shipman perm;
mt chairman carried. j. s. Chandle
Kauai won out as viee-ehairman owe
b. Lyons of Waikiki. Chandler sal
was the first time in his career i
ID been elected to a place of honor
party. G. Keawehaku was mac
ornament secretary and t. j. Rya
sistant secretary.
The chair then appointed a eommitte
platform. A committee on rules an
ornament organization was appoints