The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-15
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A,esA,e ~ ss,ls ~ sSSA SA,s Ssgs,g s,gA;a
in a fight Well, know that was
in one, all right. However, we lined
up like n football team against solid
combination of Fern, Trent, Jarrett and
Rose, and i was the lucky one who
broke through the center and made a
touchdown
Regret the Losses
Republican politicians, looking at the
entire situation from a purely party
standpoint, regard the failure to dis
lodge, Fern, Jarrett and Rose as ex'
tremely unfortunate for the Republican
organization. 1t was an uphill fight
this election against the big combina'
tion of city officers, and failing to get
Fern out, at least, means that it will
be harder next time, unless more popu
lar candidate is put up against Fern.
Amused at Reports.
Kuhio and Shingle were rather
amused in looking over the Star s story
yesterday of the former being made
t Governor when Frear's term expires
:. with Shingle for Delegate IN 1912 Il
+ succeed Kuhio. Shingle smiled YEARLY
| when he read the story, for he had jus
r announced that he didn't care to g,
+ through another campaign.
: Without Shingle in the last campaign
r the Republicans would have lacked on'
. of the hardest workers the party ha
4 ever had. He was working day anC
j. night, covered as much territory as hii
A two automobiles could travel over, gavt
' his assistance to every candidate whit
: asked for it, gave advice, made sugges
t tiOns, took up work where other
t dropped it, and showed himself to b.
Q one of>the most loyal party workers
d of the campaign.
: Usual of-Year Thing.
n Republicans around the Judd build
: ing headquarters yesterday, in discuss
! ing the Democratic gains all over th
mainland, and the talk that the mex
y presidential election would place
: Democrat in the White House and there
: by create a new set of territorial an
y federal officers in Hawaii, called atter
tion to the manner in which the by
= elections have generally gone and tn
q contrary way in which the regular pres
' Dental year elections 60. They pointe
out that in the bye elections the Demo
A Gratis have made gains, and then til
!, | Democrats shout that the next Pres
"a dent will be a Democrat, and fain
:, hearted Republicans agree that th
= party is doomed.
/. When the presidential election come
:, around there is generally a big Repul
N lican sweep, and the Republican Pres
a. dent goes into Office with bigger ms
iority than ever, while States revers
IN themselves and turn Republican. TIL
In party workers here do not share I'll
"a street opinion of Democrats and fain
al hearted Republicans, that there will
i'm Democratic Governor Of Hawaii
he Murray Wants Police Committee.
ny In the reorganization of the boar
ng of supervisors in January, Harry Mu
u ray may get either the ehairmansh
en- Of the police or the ways and meal
I'd committee. Frank Kruger Is also 7
as ported to have his eye on the poll
sh- committee II is said he bases III
ny preference on the ground that he h
or kept the police straight for many yea
by keeping their watches tuned &C
rectly Eben Low aspires 10 the cha
a, manship OF the road committee