The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29
IN VOTE RODEO
CAMPAIGNERS CO
Republican Candidates Round
ing Up Voters to Windward
and Waianae.
(From Monday Advertisel

from WlnuWAru Oahu ana Nafanac,
where rousing meetings were held and
hundreds of people were impressed with
the doctrine of renewed Republican ad-
minstration being the secret of con-
tinued prosperity. A large number of
the aspirants for office had left Homo
lulu at three.fifteen Saturday after
noon. At Wainlua a special train
awaited and about two hundred and
fifty of the people of that section were
given free transportation over the lines
of the Oahu and Koolau railroads to
Laie, the scene of the big mass meeting
and sumptuous luau.
The cars OF the Oahu railroad were
run over the tracks of the Koolau sys-
tenn to Laie. The Koolau line had
brought to Laie another crowd, of
about one hundred and fifty, from Ka-
hama and other points, and n couple of
motor buses had brought in about six
ty persons from the Libbey, Mcneil g.
Libbcy pineapple cannery. All these,
added to the large number of Laie
people, made a great throng. The luau
was immensely enjoyed and the
speeches attracted intense attention.
Considering that the windward side
of the island was supposed to be pretty
strong for Link McCandless, the sue
cess met with by the Republicans was
more than was expected. Transports
tion arrangements proved perfect and
everybody was pleased with the ease
with which they were taken and re-
4 turned. At eleven O'Clock Saturday
night, after a fine evening of speaking,
feasting, music and moving pictures, all
of which greatly delighted the popu.
lace, the candidates retired from the
field, some going to the Haleiwa Hotel
at Waialua and others to the Aubrey
Hotel at Koolau for the night.
At eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
the speakers were on their way to Wal
amaze, and about noon they were well
coined there, where a tasty luau was
spread in palm pavilion. The pa
viion was highly decorated with flags
and bunting and about two hundred
: feet away was a speaker IS stand, drap.
: ed in American and Hawaiian flags
Members of the Hawaiian band, of
duty, and springing surprise, had
turned out with their instruments and
.. voluntarily favored the citizens will
their music. Then the Republicans haG
taken along their sweet singers, Mrs
and Miss Bishaw. There had been
Democratic rally at Waianae the nigh
before and, with that to reckon with
the welcome met with and the success
attained by the Republicans is deserv
ing of particular consideration.
Deputy Sheriff Kaaamahiai presid
ed at the meeting. At four o'clocl
2 Yesterday afternoon the candidates lief
/ for Honolulu, arriving in the city a
: five thirty, tired, happy, optimistic, bu
: not hungry, for they had been well fe,
/ by the hospitable folks of Waianae.
! Speaking at waianae.
/ Ulysses H. Jones, candidate for tn
( house from the fifth district, speakin,
< at Waianae, both in Hawaiian ant
!. English, said that he particular,
K him for the house as, since 1906, tn
K Koolau section of the Island had ha'
< no representation in the legislator
and, since that portion of Oahu ha'
developed so rapidly and there wer
< so many things demanding attention
< in the way of legislation, it was tim
< that some one went to the house iron
: that section
A. L. Castle, for the house of repre-
: sentatives, speaking appropriately fron
the edge of the Variance baseball field
drew attention to the necessity O
u team work in the legislature. He sal
y that team work was as necessary il
Il the house, of representative as 1T wa
II on the "diamond,'' and the applaus
% OF his hearers seemed to indicate tina
~ the people thought so, too.
He asked for the support of tn
voters to elect s. X. Mahoe, Edwi