Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-01
DENIS BfSERT
OWN MEETING
kalihi Assembly Rides In Autos
TO Hear Republican
Speakers. ~

Nearly three hundred voters were
interested spectators last night at the
meeting of the Republican party,
which was held at Kalihi, on the va.
cant lots opposite the Kamehameha
Fourth road. Besides this number,
were hundreds OF women and children,
who also came to listen to the speech
cs of the candidates.
At the special request Of number
OF the voters in Kalihi Valley, who
wanted to hear the speeches OF the
Republican candidates, w. c. Achi,
dispatched a few automobiles 10 bring
them, to the meeting place. After the
adjournment of the meeting, they pro
missed that they would vote the Re-
publican ticket.
As soon as the machines arrived at
Kaiihi, where the Democrats were
holding their meeting, people deserted
the Democratic speakers and came
down to the Republican meeting ,ft
The first speaker at the Republican
meeting was VIM. Simerson, cahditatc
for Deputy Sheriff. He appealed to
the voters to give him aud the rest
Of the candidates their support bn
the election day. NJ. c. lAmaiiaS SUI
pervisorlal candidate promised to DO
what's right for the people, lin the
event OF his election. Hf't
| Cecil Brown made one of the str6hg.
est talks of the evening. He pointed
out to the voters, and, particularly
to the native Hawailans, to send back
Prince Kalanianaole to Washington,
as their Delegate to Congress, where
he said, he is well known. He en-
phasized the fact that Hawaii's pros
pcrity today Is partly due to immigra
ton. He said that the importation
OF the European immigrants mean
much to the country. '."''- ~" :,
Applause for All.
A. +. Judd, the senatorial candidate
spoke on the qualifications of the can
didates. He said that if elected, he
will do justice to all the people, re
sardless OF their political faith.
Harry Murray was given rousinp
cheers and prolonged applause, after
he had finished talking. He told the
people That he was ready " take hi,
chair. II elected. of course. and d,
his duties squarely and Justly. HI
urged upon the voters to vote tn,
! straight Republican ticket Edwin
Fernandez, the moving picture can
, didate for representative assured tn,
Ivoters that he was somewhat familia
with the Legislative work, havipi
served under tho committee, durini
the past term OF the Legislature.
4 S. p. Correa. who is now common
lily known as the good looking man
I Iof the g. o. r., having been give
rthat title when addressing the peopl
of Waianac. promised the people tina
he would perform his duties, IL cleo
ed. The people assured him that the
would vote for him. b. Speir. tn
, telephone man, was next introduces
to the audience. He spoke for tn
straight Republican ticket and aske
the voters one and all, to vote 70
them on election day.
"Hanawaki" Kruger. watchmake
and supervisorial candidate, said tina
II he Is fortunate enough to win ou
} on election day, he promised to d
/ his work like a good clock" Hi
speech was rather short; but he mad
| La hit.
The meeting was orderly and enth,
: siastic. A. j.. Castle, Sam pwigh
, Frank Archer aid s. X. Mahoe a
spoke for their candidacy and on b,
half of the straight Republican, tickle
Fred Beckley. the Hawaiian thter
prefer of the Circuit Court acted o
Interpreter of the meeting and ,Abri
ham Fernandez presided. 81,