The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-30
REPUBLICAN


ole and Il. W. Shinglo for Chicago
had the motion to do so not been
made by an Achi,ma
Precinct club nominations were as
follows:
Fourth District.
LIST Precinct-E. A. Berndt, Henry
Freitas, w. II. Kailimai, J. e. OCon-
nor. W. G. Ashley--three to be elec.
ted.
Rep. ED. Towse presented the fol
lowing resolutions, which were sec.
onded respectively by G w r. King
and A. f. Clark and carried unani-
mously;
. Resolved, That the delegates cleo
ted from this First Precinct, Fourth
Representative District, to the Terri
torial Republican Convention which is
to choose delegates to the National
convention to nominate the next Pre-
sident of the United States be and
hereby are instructed to vote only for
those candidates for the National Re
publican convention who are pledged
to vote for the Hon William How
ard Taft until he shall be chosen the
Republican nominee to succeed him
self in the high office he is now fill
ing"
Resolved, That It is the sense of the
members of the First Republican Pre-
cinct Club, Fourth Representative
District that consideration of neither
the Frear-Kuhio nor any other contro'
versy should mar the deliberations of
the approaching Republican Terrific
rial convention"
The judges of election are James
Guild. H. F. Aylett and E. H. BOyen.
The roll book will be at the office of
E. A. Douthitt, president, until 3 p.
m. Friday, and the secretary, F. H.
Kilbey, will have it until 10 p. m.
that day at the building of Kaimuki
Mercantile Co. Many new members
signed last night and collection for
expenses amounted to $40.
End Precinct.-A. L. c. Atkinson,
]. H. Boyd, Isaac H. Harbottle, James
Il. Holt, S. K Kanakanui, Fred w.
Macfarlane, Samuel Parker and Carl
A. Widemann, four to be elected. A
resolution for Taft instructed dele
cation was passed.
Srd Precinct.-C. r. Hemenway, B.
Won Damn, j. Vivichaves and John
Kalimapehu, four to be elected, were
the sole nominees at the Close, one
other named being disqualified and
two withdrawing. Motions for a Taft
delegation to Chicago and for shut
ting out the Kuhio-Frear controversy
were passed. The roll book will be
with E. Buffandeau at the county
clerks Office until the eve of the
election. .,. n'.
4th Precinct the i've to be
elected were nominated-George w.
Smith, ]. ]. Belser, Clarence H.
Cooke, Fred c. Smith and John Wat
erhouse Chairman S. F. Chilling
worth ruled out of order a resolu-
ton presented by ]! P. Cooke. for a
Taft delegation and no Kuhio-Frear
controversy in the Territorial con
vention, also refused to entertain a
motion by George A. Davis to sus-
pend the rules and to put an appeal
from the chair R. w. Breckons call
ed on all in favor of the resolution
to rise and most of those present did
so, but the chair refused to allow the
vote to be recorded, also ruled that
special meeting to consider the reso-
luton would require twenty-four
hours notice. However, an after
meeting was called at which, with
Davis in the chair, the resolution was
unanimously adopted.
9TH Precinct-M. F. Prosser, L. N.
Judd, John Lucas, c. G. Ballentyne,
F. d. Lowrey, o. c. Swain, Colonel
IZiegler, William Thompson and w. w.
Harris were nominated, four to be
elected. A sentiment was expressed,
but not put on the record, that if the
Kuhion forces introduced resolutions
bringing the Kuhio-Frear controversy
into the convention this clubs delega-
ton should stand as a unit for FTear.
9th Precinct - Nominations were
Andrew Bright, Dick Panaewa, X. X.
Maloi, ApaF Manuwei, r. Duvau-
chelle, George Hawai-, John Wallace,
Joe Ale, John Mendoza, John Olive.ra,
William Huihui, Charles Wilson, Job
Bachelor and Solomon Hanohano,
four to be elected. A Taft resolution
was passed.
18th Precinct-C. G. Bartlett, John
Hilo Jr., Moses Wire and ]. B. KIM
Kapo were nominated, three to be
elected. A resolution for Taft and
against permitting the Kuhio-Frear
row to enter convention proceedings