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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08

ing of the sugar industry and the Re-
publican administration.
Petrie, Rivenburgh. Like and Tur.
rill repeated the McCandless' verdi.
age with varying infection. All were
sure OF election and expressed conf.
dence that the McCandless program
had found favor from the people. II
was wearisome exhibition and only
remarkable In the appearance OF citi'
zens OF the Territory demanding the
overthrow OF the industry and the men
who have brought Hawaii to the front
rank.
McCandless had the last word. with
the exception Of the husky exhorta'
tions from few camp followers, and
he INDUCED In characteristic Nc
Candless' windmill speech. The breeze
was there and the hibiscus like face
of the boss glowed with feeling and
the weight OF emotion when he
launched into his assault upon Repub
licanism prosperity.
The crowd dwindled and finally
disappeared after McCandless left the
Iostrum.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
Democratic Parade Struggles.

Democratic Parade Struggles.
Fifteen minutes later, the Demo
cratic parade reached the grounds,
disorderly and full of struggles. The
Democrats marched once around the
grounds and then subsidized. Tho
Bourbon platform. which was built
for the occasion, stood on the mauka
side of Aala Park and was In semi
darkness.
Halfway between the two rival
stands, the Home Rulers had set up
their platform II they lacked In
numbers, they did rot lack in en-
thusiasm.
The Home Rulers last night gave
open and unqualified Endorsement to
many of the Republican candidates
Every Republican that was Endorsed
either at the Home Rule convention
or at the sessions OF the county com
mittee afterward was given another
Endorsement before the voters at
Aala Park last night. William Koa
presided. and among the speakers
were d. Kalauokalani Sr.. Billy
Mossman, Billy White and X. Keu-
kahi.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
THOUSANDS GATHER
AT G. 0. P. PLATFORM

II. NJ. Won Holt presided at the big
Republican rally. The stand was d
blaze OF color. with flags of many ma
tons draping every bare spot. Over
the center in front hung big por
trait of Delegate kuhio, while por.
traits of other candidates were hung
around the walls. Candidates, speak.
ers and prominent citizens occupied
places of honor in the stand. Dec
Grated with leis, they were given
cheer after cheer by the solid masses
OF voters in front The singers were
also heavily decorated.
II. NJ, Won Holt introduced the Hon
w. o. Smith as the first speaker OF
the evening. Mr. Smith went briefly
into the history OF the Republican
party. spoke on present issues. de.
, clared that the Republican candidates
deserve election and closed with a
plea for straight ticket voting. He
was followed by Charles +. Chilling
worth. senatorial candidate; A. Lewis,
Jr, Cecil Brown, candidate for the
senate; 4. Faxon Bishop. Delegate
Kuhio, Rev. Stephen Desha. George
A, Davis, John c. Lane, candidate fol
mayor; A. F. Judd. candidate for sen
ator; A. l.. Castle. candidate for su
pervisor; r. W. Shingles for treasur
err; Andrew Cox for sheriff and mos
OF the other candidates. The meeting
adjourned at late hour. but the
Home Rulers and Democrats wert
still at II.
kuhio's Speech Strong.
Delegate Kuhio's speech, was
strong one. He did not make an,
/ excuses. but his references to his rec
ord at Washington we're clean-cut ex
plantations. He showed that McCand
less Is trying to lead the voters as
tray, and closed one of the bes
speeches OF the campaign with Wig
orous appeal to right-thinking voters
ON the stage were: Chairman Har
ry Won Holt. Prince Kalanianaole
Hon. w. o. Smith. Rev. Stephen De
sha. Robert w. Single. Andrew Cox
A. Lewis. Jr., William Williamson, Al
fred Castle, Tony Marcallino. Ceci
Brown. James Bicknell, John Kama
noulu, c. G. Ballentyne. Alapaki Judd
NJ. c. Amana. Ed. Towse. John
Lane. George A. Davis. w. C. Achl
+. A. Douthitt, b. Won Damn. Dai
Logan. Ella Long, Norman Watkins
Jack Lucas. Sylvester Correa, w. 81
merson. Sam Dwight. Chas. Arnold
Captain Camara. Governor Frear
Bert Petrie. Harry Murray, Charlie
Chillingworth. Faxon Bishop. Johl
Wise. A. Fernandez, ID. p. Hanale
D. Kalauokalani, Jr., John Fernando,
Col. Sam Parker
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
DEMOCRATS DEMAND
PR0SPERITYS OVERTHROW

announcement. bitter and dema.
gogic. for the industry that has
brought wealth and prosperity to the
people OF Hawaii was the keynote OF
the Democratic rally last night in
Aala Park. Freed OF the restraint
that has characterized a few OF the
Democratic candidates they all follow.
ed the McCandless lead and sailed
into the Republican platform and
prosperous Hawaii and attacked the
men behind It.
McCandless again had denounce.
ment and attack for all who have
opposed his running personal boss.
ship and his attempt to sneak into
Washington by deception Of the
people.
There was red fire and cheers for
the Democratic speakers as they pro
ceeded TO hammer the foundation
stone of Hawaiis prosperity and II
one was TO believe their remarks all
the evils possible have followed the
development Of Hawaii as sugar
producing country.
The chairman Of the Aala Park
meeting was r.. NJ. Watson. the Demo.
Gratis gathering opposite the Republi'
can throng before the grand stand,
Hanapi was the first speaker for the
Democrats and proceeded with fay
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
Democrats Cut Of.

DcHhociuts tus W.
The Democrats were cut off-stall-
ed hard and fast, and there they
stood while the cheering Republicans
marched past in close array. Then
the Democrats took up their march
to Hotel street and went down Hotel
to Aala Park. Jack Kalakiela, whose
presence on the Democratic ticket Is
regarded as an insult by many OF
the sturdier Bourbons. was allowed
to lead tho procession, and Mayor
Fern and Boss McCandless were side
by side near the head of the column,
also.
The Republicans reached Aala
Park shortly after 1880 o'clock. The
speakers were already gathering on
the aag-draped platform, and as the
big procession swung onto the
grounds with the Tilt OF music keep
ing time to the tread of feet, the
thousands gathered around the band
stand cheered nightly. The cow
boy flying column dashed in wide
half-circle around the crowd and the
torch and banner-carriers halted
Then the procession broke up ana
the meeting started.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
KUHl0 CASTS HIS
VOTE IN MORNING

Delegate Kuhio voted early this
morning at his precinct. the Second
OF the Fourth. at Waikiki, and then
came downtown to Republican head
quarters In the Stangenwald build
ing to get line on the progress OF
the election. He was well satisfied
with what he heard and declares
himself confident Of the result. Ku-
hio then made the rounds OF some
OF the precincts by automobile and
was heartily received everywhere.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
HOME RULE LEADER
IS ON BIG ISLAND

Charles X. Motley. candidate for
Delegate to Congress and leader OF
the Home Rule party, is not In Homo
lulu on election day. Motley does his
voting at Hamakua. on the island OF
Hawaii, precinct Of Paauilo, and he is
up there today.
Motley expects to get big vote on
the big island, but II is no secret that
he has given up hopes of carrying
many precincts elsewhere Still he is
working hard and faithfully and says
he will poll larger vote In this than
In the last election.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
SEE
GREAT VICTORY
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
triumph OF the 'insurgent" In the Re.
publican primaries.
At l0:45 100 ballots had been cast
and the voting continued without In
terruption during the entire morning
Fourth Precinct = keeaumoku and
Wilder.
There WAS a big gathering OF voters
representative OF the business and
professional life OF Honolulu when the
polls in this precinct opened at
O'Clock.
II was discovered at the outset thai
there had been an unIntentional vic
Ilation of the election laws a number
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08

of sample ballots both for the Re
publican and Democrats, having beei
placed on a chair adjoining the poll
ing booth instead Of one hundred fee
away. as prescribed. The necessar
change was ordered and Fred Turril
gathered up his bundle OF McCandles
tracts and moved across the stree
where he admitted that there Is nc
thing doing for us in this precinct
Straight ticket sentiment was pre-
dominant here and so plain that til
Democratic Watchers admission ca
be accepted as final
At 1910 1i2 votes had been cas-
in this precinct.
Firth Precinet-Thomas Square.
I'VE are sure to win out here" wa
the statement OF John Guild In TIL
precinct. One hundred and twent,
seven votes had been cast at
o'clock.
r. II. Tren', Democratic candidat
for treasury was ON hand during III
entire morning and was electioneerin
to the best OF his ability. Trent di
not leave until after noon but accors
Ing TO those familiar with. the sent
ment of the precinct as expressed o
the polls Single Is sure winnel
The voting strength OF this precins
Is $40 and II is expected that befor
the polls close the great majority q
those registered will have cast thel
ballots.
In this precinct some difficulty wa
encountered because of the placing g
the name OF Kaleiopu, the Republica
candidate for short term senator, a
the bottom Of the ballot. A few Q
the voters after voting found tina
they had made mistake and afte
this care was taken by the Republica
watchers to explain the position an
marking for the their senatorial shot
termer.
Sixth Preeinet--South md kawaiahs
A heavy vote was being cast durin
the morning In this precinct and .
| 'oi 40 ihhiNo'fohb wont tnt fttbubi
can candidates were holding their ow
with the opposition. 1t was state
that Lane was showing a greater d
gree Of strength than was anticipate
and that the count will show him |
have beaten Fern decisively in thl
important precinct. Kuhio scntlmef
Is strong and there Is little doubt .
to this precincts selection for the dc
egateship,
Seventh Preeinet-oueen Street.
Voting was heavy In this precin'
and the Republican strength WI
clearly evident. One hundred an
elghty-four ballots had been cast b
fore noon and the Republican watc
ers declared that they were confdel
that the precinct would go for Il
ticket on the basis of the shown
this morning. AZ
Eighth Preelnct-Emms Square.
The voters was quick 10 line up
the eighth and there was much enth
/ siasm manifested by the crowd tn
u gathcred about tho polling place wh'
CONTINUED on Page a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
SALOONS ARE CLOSED
UNTIL FIVE O'CLOCK

Election day throughout the city
gives promise OF being quite order
ly. Few cases OF drunkenness were
reported by those who made the
rounds OF the Fourth and Fifth dis
tricts.
Much OF the orderly progress OF
the election is due to the fact that
the liquor men agreed not to ope
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08

this morning before the polls open
ed. The law prescribes that the sa-
looms shall be closed during election
hours-from s to 8 o'clock-but the
liquor dealers voluntarily decided
not to open their places at all until
after the polls are closed. This ac-
ton was quite general.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
Fifth District.

Pre-
cinct.
1-Koolaupoko courthouse.
2-Waiahole school.
SYM Sit clubhouse.
4-Restaurant ut II. II. station, Ka-
huku.
5-Waialua courthouse.
6-Waianae courthouse.
Eva Pavilion.
= S-Ewa courthouse.
s-Kalihi pumping station.
l0-Kalihi-waena school.
1l-Kaiulani school.
l2-Liliha and School streets.
13-Kuakini and Nuuanu.
14-vineyard and River,
15-Aala Park.
16-Watertown. ~
l7-Wahiawa. t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
POLLING PLACES
IN BOTH DISTRICTS
Fourth District.

Pre-
cinct.
l-Waialae and Kapahulu roads.
king and Punahou.
3-Punahou and Wilder avenue.
4-Keeaumoku and Wilder avenue
Thomas Square.
6--South and Kawaiahao.
7-Kapuiwa building.
S-Emma Square.
9-Fort and Beretania.
10-Nuuanu and Bates streets.
1l-Waimanalo schoolhouse.
12-Pauoa.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
PENNSY READY
FOR PEACH CROP
Many Of the Refrigerator Cars
Are Being Rushed to
Potomac Yard
GIVE ATTENTION, TOO,
TO DELAWARE CROP

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
is preparing to handle the Georgia
peach crop. which, according to infor-
nation received at the division head
quarters will be the greatest on record.
orders have been received to rush all
the cars, used for the handling of this
fruit, in the direction of the Potomac
yard. from which point they win be
sent North. These cars will be ship
ped by way OF the Columbia and Port
Deposit railroad and over the main
line to Harrisburg.
The peach crop is now at its height
in that State II is roughly estimated
the total output this year will be L.
900 bushels more than that Of 1909.
Nearly 1000 carloads have already been
forwarded to market.
A rapid movement of the Georgia
crop is being made this year. Peaches
are moving from Fort Valley. the cen
tre of the Georgia producing district,
to New York in forty eight hours Only
few years ago it required few
weeks for Georgia peaches to get to
New York. most OF them being ship
ped by boat BY reason of the de-
velopment of the refrigerator car and
the quick movement of perishable
freight trains. growers are finding II
possible to place their product in fine
condition in the most favorable mar
kets
The company is also planning tc
send hundreds Of cars to Delaware
peninsula to handle the peach cror
there. Through relations largely cul-
tivated by traffic officers. the shippers
are finding it worth while to ship tC
interior points, such as Utica. Provi-
dence. Elmira, Williamsport. Trentor
and Harrisburg. instead Of pouring tho
whole outfit into New York Philadel.
phia and Boston, with the attendant
possibility of glutting the market.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01

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B. & O. ANNOUNCES
MORE PROMOTIONS

The following promotions have been an
nounced by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company: George II. Campbell,
general superintendent New York divi-
sion, to be assistant to the president
John G. waiber general superintendent
Of transportation, TO be assistant gen.
eral manager; c. W. Galloway will sue
ceed Mr.. walber. The office of super
intendent Of transportation, which Mr..
Galloway held has been abolished c.
c. F. Bent, general manager OF the Balti-
more and ohio Southwestern. has beer
made general superintendent of the New
York division. w. II. Crimson win as
sumo the duties Of the Office vacated by
Mr. Bent He will be the general suSer.
ntendent the ONCE Of general manager
being abolished.