The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-23
Castro rays Ris Respects to the
Members Ct the Republican
Central Committee.
WANTS SOMETHING DONE
Kaimuki Furnishes Laugh for
the Otherwise Dreary Pre-
cinCt Elections.
tFrom Saturdays Advertiser.l

a. =; H., 400 ,,,5 a +oro
o'' "'' ''' ." '''9
OF vast dispieashre IN MS sPeeeh "neh
Chairman A. ID. Castro paid his re-
spects TO the Republican Central Com
,a;,,oo NJ lost pigbt g meeting of the
.;
elgnt Piecih'V eiup Az 90"
Hall. He had been waiting, WIN the
rest of the club members, for some
action +o no taken bv the central com.
.;,.o :, ros,orso % tbo resolution
i'''ee !" i''fo"0o ~ ~ $50.
passed. AT the previous meeting ieques''
ing the committee to be up and doing
and open the campaign with mass
neot;ry
, .o.,i - .ho
mere were hCuo H, VI Ctpli app, ,.,,ra,saJ ,l
auuIohce W%neu % NJ yb.,,ii o5o,t
nus peiiel ina' t"o PiHi't -, ~
Ine ite"n, W "pP'S SiIatoU,, ~ U ;n moth.
80, HetI ~, fnrcii,l,, an tba
s'b;oc+ ho ,,rosented these resolutions
80, ,ro nr p,,r,rinonsi,, odonted,
Whoroos tba RonbbIic,n Central
C,i.t to, FaiIoJ 20 obsorvo tho
S,,t', as ooi,no,,,l,do,in, roceint and act.
:',,, a., rosois,+;a, nossod hy This
s 1T "PU" .t,a +,roIftb of INV 1918 rec.
,,,,oUdinr, , nd +bot mass meetipg Of the
Di.;ao. ua,,oi,,I, ho boId FOR the
~ ci.'Hons % % il,,'iU,, laO,''' so,l,ors addrnss
a pTar09 ~, ,,,ottors nortaining IN the re.
S",,.o nt .;a,,,i oon,,ontion ,rincinaIlv
cehC na'ion"i i;,,i eoi G"tlo th, iarty
as ircnrrorated in lis platform. and
iai,, nso ~ eli ne nossibIo tbe present
condition of tho marty, on the mainland.
and TO ratify the nomination of Presi.
dent Taft and Vice-President Sherman;
and
Whereas, the present political situ-
alton in Hawaii, particularly in the
CITY and County of Honolulu, calls for
a popular and progressive administra-
tion of the Republican party, necessi-
tating likewise, public statements
whereby the acts and doings of its
representatives to the national conven.
tion may he made clear and fully com.
nrebensible to the general electorate;
+bornforo he IL
posni,,od H., H. LN,,b+ proo;,ct Re.
,tI;a GI,L Forrtn Representative
PPttriot +bat - hereby expresses its
I;sannrovai of the ;pdolent spirit and
S;I" tIr,, ,,,otbods carried On nv said Re.
u,hI;oaSn uS ContraI Committee and here.
III, +Lat srcb methods form the
;,ar,, oa,,se of tho nresent political
P',i;co+ +;on 1,itbir tbe marty ranks.
If 4t;a ,ot offoctiyo in waking I'M
nrt,, oanogors the cmb's execu.
~; tno Prr Po,nv,;ttno viii nrobablv he urged
- aaT 90 oil similar committees
=; a. oit,, +o meet and take upon
.o,,a, .bo Initiative of oneninp
III arai,n
,-, No.
haliiiuAA u iA'Ao' -'N"'
An almost voteless election was he'H
in most of the republican Preclnct or
carnations last night when the ohcers,
judges and executive committees III an
the twenty'nine preclnets ol SHe Laa Isi
"hu VI ~ nSio for tro yoors MANY
. e,eS,"u w re-, G,,iI ,,nro ovnected in many
nai,ot, aotnroI o,,+ beforo the cleo
r.; - fand IN ordor IN nrevent any
w.; sOn oF oo,tosts ,,,itbdrawals were
-, 1a,,,,n,, ,l,o Fold anon IN one
nolIII,t,'
M, - ,,,,.,,.or so,,oro1 kinds of
nv a. af tl,o forrtb tho
Ui IoMa on - - 80 ,,'ho', tbo t;cl,et was
N'it',"nt .r',;,..i a., l,,ao,oL,sior of tho
80 uitol "s 49,, ~ "a oo,,,+,,.-
~ phllollhg 'n". e,l" d In,,o1s ciain,.
enaIges We,' ii,''o', "a ro,aiisS and
ins ui'! lor'''s n',i ny ~ ,r,,, ttor
,i5 - ;,,t, tha eonnciIs of
woulu ne eaI,ieu Ivy ''le ,;ttaa eGt,'i,'''
mn a15it,, of tre sitnotion arose
from the fact that the printed ballot
contained the name of A. T. Clark for
president +. 4. Berndt having formal.
iy withdrawn his name a few days ago.
When the ballots were counted the
name of Berndt was found written in
on eighteen ballots, the other thirteen
being for A. T.. Clark. Under strict
INTERPRETATION of the rules. Clark is
elected president, while receiving a
minority of the votes.
King Withdraws
, lnen ~ W. a. IN. N.ns NV w'lnureW li. rS ~