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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-10-07
Railroad to Fight
Decision of Board

The Louisville and Nashville railroad
today served notice of a stiff contest
against an order of the Interstate Com
merce Commission by appealing to the
Commerce Court the commissions order
in the Bowling Green. Kentucky rate
cases.
The commission ordered the Louis
willie and Nashville to charge no higher
rates on traffic from New York TO
Bowling Green than to Nashville, Tenn,
and the issue hinges on a construction
on the long and short haul clause of the
II terstate Commerce Commission act.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-10-07
Daughter of Heaven Will Surpass
The Wonderful Garden of Allah"
Liebler & Co. Spending For
tune on Monstrous
Production.

II was less than one yenr ago that
Liebler & Co. produced for the f,rst
time. before house crowded with
theatrical critics, managers, and
other invited guests, the wonderful
spectacle Of The Garden Of Allah" a
play which has brought the manage
ment so colossal a financial return
that they again have decided to pre-
sent a spectacular drama. which is to
he larger. and more elaborate even
than Allah"
Next Saturday afternoon "The
Daughter of Heaven" 10 to be present.
ed In the Century Theater. New York,
when the oritics and the theatrical
profession again will have an OPP
portunity Of seeing what the Liebler
forces say 10 the biggest and most
spectacular dramatic production ,nat
has ever been attempted. 1t will be
produced. Of course. on the same OK
tensive scale as was Allah" and II
will have a further qualification Of
being a stronger drama.
Pierre Lott. one Of the French In
mortals," Is the co-author of "The
Daughter Of Heaven" with Judith
Gautier. the latter technically familiar
with China. George Edgerton, who
adapted the work from the French
OF these two authors, Is to be in New
York for the production. Mr.. Lott il
also in Gotham, but Miss Gautier will
not come over. for tho reason that
she never has, and she declares that
she never will. travel by sea.
How She Studied
Chinese Ways
How then, the inquisitive will ask.
did she gain her comprehensive knowi-
edge Of the Chinese. the insight into
their wonderful. mysterious lives, her
remarkable familiarity with their meth
DDS? The answer Is that the Chinese
went to Mile. Gauuer. When she was
quite little girl, her father, Theophiie
Gautier. was interested in a Chinese boy
who had drifted to their home.
Study him. Judith" he advised his
daughter. land see what can be done"
The Young girl. gifted with an imag-
fnation that was abnormal, studied this
boy. analysed his dream, recorded his
religion. studied his soul, until she I'M
derstood the Chinese people as no other
European did. As q result OF her deep
insight Of the Chinese character, her
Book of Jade" was written. she has
lived In China, written China, reveled
In tho wonderful lore Of Chinese iiters-
ture and art ever since childhood. Her
apartments in Paris are crowded with
the best and most beautiful that Is to
be found In Chinese decorative art. But
II is not the chop suey. Joss stick sort
OF Chineses art by any means. The
rooms of her apartments are hung with
rare Chinese tapestries and lines with
Chinese tables, Chinese gods and Chinese
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-10-07

Judge and Mrs. Dan Thew Wright
have closed their country place in Mary
land and are established at their resi-
dence on Sixteenth street for the win
ter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-10-07
ViScounteSs day Will
Soon Sail for France

IN FrunCe.
The discount and viscountess arrived
in Washington yesterday and opened
their apartments at the Highlands, after
an extensive trip TO the West Indies
Panama, Central America, Mexico. and
the Pacific coast.
The viscountess 10 a leader in the
younger diplomatic set and will be
greatly missed throughout the early
season.
Mrs. Richmond Pearson Hobson ha,
returned to Washington after several
weeks at Tuxedo Park, N. Y.
Mrs. James +. Barbour and Miss Mar.
suerite Barbour will return to Washing
ton next week from Atlantic City. They
have divided the summer between there
and Narrasansett Pier.
Miss Alice Wright. whose engagement
to Robert Fleming was announced some
months ago. will be among the early
winter brides.
Mrs. Mary Sherman McCailum will
spend the winter travelling abroad, &C.
companied by her young daughter. Miss
Cecilia McCallum, and the youna
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee,
Miss Ellen Bruce Lee.
Col. Thomas w. symons. u. q, A., and
Mrs. symons. who have been abroad
since early in the spring and who spen,
the greater part of the summer motor.
ing in England. Scotland. ireland, and
Wales. have returned to this country,
accompanied by their family and will
oy.n,,n .hor,Iv Tbona. w cymon.
avenue shorty. dhomas W. symons.
o,,A ra,,'.ss ~ All. s,,.s~'. 80 Iii
h. IN Wash,ps,on tnI. nJn,.r Mis-,
Margaretta svmon. io,n.d bsr bro,hs,
in England early in the spring.
:" "
An engagement of interest TO Wash.
ington Is that of Miss Ilse Bonner and
Ideutennsnt Won KsaJ. of the German
army. which has been announced IN
Berlin. Miss Bonner. who was present.
cd at the German court two years ago
Is a daughter of the widow of coun,
May Won seokendory ,ormerIv Mrs
John Otto Bonner. Miss Bonner spen,
several years in Washington when sbe
was n young child. Count Won secken.
dorm, who spent much time in wash.
ington, was well known here.
u.
rear Admirai ana MRS. silas Casey
v. .. NJ retired, ana Miss Casey have
returned 10 Warrington from Newport
/ where they spent the season.
w N, ,, spoon, "he Vi ors' zen
-" poon' y. o. A. mas
., o" at t>e"por' anu re-
'u'heu 10 washington tor the WINTER
Mrs poh,o n re- ,,n
oD'es ~ E'ans. WIDOW Oh rear
<to,h'rai EVANS U. .. ~, is the guest
Vi her son ana daushter-in-law Lieut..
Somor. ana MRS. FRANK Taylor Evans.
u .. NJ at newport
a.
AT 'he marriage OF Miss Catherine
na. uaushter OF the late Sir
I.ouer'ck cameron ana judah Sears,
WHICH VIII take place THURSDAY, Octo-
o.. -, Tue prioe WIN nave as her only
'ehoan' ner httie niece, MISS Mary
Naihefoh' daughter OF Duncan Cam
eion'
pew guests VIII De Did to the wedding
'ne cameron homestead, Clifton
berley. Rosebank, Staten Island be-
cause or the Illness OF Mrs. Belmont
Tinany. sister OF the bride-elect.
Col. Spencer Cosby, U. s, A., has
Joined Mrs. Cosby at Lenox. where she
Is visiting Mrs. Frederic Schenck for a
few days.
-
Henri de Bach. OF the Russian en-
oassy stan. who has been in New
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-10-07

rugs and pictures. Every article of
furniture, every hit of mural ton
has come from China, and the mistress
OF this rema rkable home dresses always
in Chinese costume.
She in a remarks bile woman. choosing
rather IN pIay the piano 10 model In
CLAW or bread. mr. IN wbit,le. than 10
write. She declares that she lust "hap-
pened, 10 write "The Daughter of
Heaven, and that sbe never writes
except when the Impulse moves her.
She hates French plays and declares
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-10-07


count Moitke' the retiring minister
Oh denmark. and Countess Moltke have
sIn IN washington Tor a orief stay
ana are dfsmantling the legation prepar-
atory to leaving for the minister's new
post at Berlin.
T.
Mr. ana Mrs. freoerick Enihger. VINO
a., .I, pps '.e ,,,%' ~
ABOUT fortnight ago from Europe,
Wnere they ana their daughters, the
misses Eninser, spent the spring and
summer VIII 30 10 their nome In Staun-
toh' va TOMORROW 10 remain untii ear
next month. MISS FRANCES Eninger
will go to New York tomorrow to be
the guest of Miss Beirne Harmon for
several weeks before joining her par
ents in Virginia. Miss Catherine Eff
finger has entered the Cathedral School
for the winter.
Upon their return to Washington next
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Effinger and Miss
Efinger will occupy an apartment at
the Grafton. where they spent last sea-
son.
=
Mrs. John p. Fillebrown and Miss Ell
len Fillebrown. wife and daughter OF
DR.. Ffllebrown, who nave spent the
summer at Cold Springs, Hudson couh-
~, N. Y. will return to washington
Saturday to join DR.. FiileoroWn'
A.
summer In vermont Will arrive III
washington next week 10 Joi" nei
mother at the Westihoreiahu LOT INC
WINTER =,
c,,,,,. .r.
800 - ,r,s,a, H. WI
nue. VINO mas spent inc summer III W
sinia, Is IN washington stopping al 'ne
Sraiton hotei Ior lew oaye De'oe
going TO New YORK, from "nere sne
SAILS shor,y 10 speha the "ih'e' So' o"U'
Mr. md Mrs Mitchell, Harrison. of
sixte.nth .,reet who have been abroad
since carry IN the SUMMER Will Io'
TURN 10 Washinston uhtii ABOUT the ias'
or december. Ihelr daughter MISE
virginia Harrison' VINO III no" win
relatives III fehhsyiVania, Where sne
has spent the summer VIII PROBABLY
be among the dcoutantes OF this WIN
ter.
Mrs' saniuei r. Ei"ions anu "e'
uausnter' MISS Caroii'e osoeh oo"es'
who have spent the summer abroad,
are expected to return to washington
the latter part OF this month. Miss
Jones will be presented to society upon
their return,
=
Mrs. f. C. Brooks and Miss Dorothy
Brools who spent the summer at their
country Mace on Cane Cod. have re-
turned TO Washington, and opened their
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27
S%trnOicn | DC
Sprtneoc Stater.

g ct SioSrum al 80 gar bar
s~truosaplen / Sc 6oreneoe Stater
tiItaqct Iterft. Sc fSrite Strnoie
blcu inofert til slmcrifa / 1882, %
oen iioitc Senbina fom | 1901.
Stror oereiter bIep StrloIeerporten
iorbltot / &uplanOct, pg al 6orlens
6clie, ieIp al StruoieGg, blir Itrat-
Jet mco 8pnsiel. 0e iterite Strito-
icuporGttcrier fin6cS / California
% N(ri5ouu. Ser eier 6armerne
tiliomneu 10000 Struoie; bette er
bog fife noget moo ben StruoIeapl,
ser bripes / &oplanOct, buor Der MI
er cpcr I Milion StruOie. Triien
paa oiSie Gpr er nleget forifieuig
% mcget ~ioronberIig. Gn ing,
moonebSgonmeI Struo8 betaleS
meo $40 mebcnS Ell poren Oerimoo
foiter ira $125-$2,000. 9gggene
foIter meaem $50 og 500 pr. Oh.
Jim. Gnbper iulbporen Str,lOs 81.
Der oarIig ca, ~ Gitnb 6ier, for
bpilfe er3ploC3 ca. $50. Mm ifiGrer
SiHrene al lrOeu at fade Suglen oa
iaaleoeS, at ser ltabig fan bore rrpe
,tN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27


Eaitor Claus Morgen por Soaitma'
tier % 1oler boIotes al Faitorerne
@liitap SiteonI, e. 8intber og 9.
u. 2oaefion, iom ole ubtaIte i'm BE
flagelic oper, at Boitor Strano itiioe
iorlaoe gDen; De enifeoe bam Selo
bans nDc 8irfefeIt. Eaitor Straur
taffeoe fine gmbeoSbrgore for beba'
geligt Santper.
Sanges SBuobc.
Gait. 8. 6. Satobiou bar op-
iagt fine Menigbe0er Oeo Siroqlta,
g9is.
Sioite Ssn6ag t!cu aanbibai
Sacob Gorool orbilcret / SAUCES
Strife / aenpon, Minn.
Yrof. so. 8. 8ce rciite iioite
2grbogoften til Siortr Gitp, Sotpa,
bpor ban piIbe bore tiliteoe peo ct
WPsoe og bore bebiPlpelig meo at or
gouiiere Q. 9af. llnQOomsforbnno.
Balt. IS. $. ,SobauIon ira 500
race, u. g, ajoroe / ge9pnoelien al
berle Waaneb 9ciog til ct. Saul
% aenpon, Minn. SsnOog ben Soc
0elto9 ban / Here Wtsoer iommen
meo Eait. SO. Is. &anion / bans
aalb.
Otter 9eitcnmelie begDnote BET
me Sfoleoor peo &e0 Ning Scmi'
mar SirSooa ben 100e Sept. I'm
Sorrniobagen bar ser SuoifriUninJ
Dc forifjcIli9e &fa5ie "a ont Ctr,
miobagcu SCI. 9 Ell fort Nabnirgs'cit.
Mon iong: IS Seiit Haon ifal al
Dor @ierning ife", Gporpao Eait.
@eltp6ol lGite ct SfriftofInit og lc'
Set / 9gn iomt bolOt Ell fort Sale til
&rrere og Stubentcr. aorte 2oler
bolOteS paa slnmoOuina az StDlenS
@citprcr oqioa al &%oitorernc Sppcs
oaor0, 6. e. Softer nq &mt0$plJ.
Ioritbelt be FER nppnte Dor o1'na ell"
ten poa S(obnin9S0ogcn eaer 'cnere
/ ltgc18 2eb fslgcnOe / 9eisg peo
Sfolen: TaItorernc Woro o. 8. s.
&nco6ion. Mrs. |oitor . $. 81
Ita6 ira MorriIorpile. @iS,, mi 1tc
bere8 Ssn iii Sfolcn. Mr. Grant ira
S6ermon, 2. Guf., bro9tc CT Sel
til Sfolet. Or. Jog NtrS. s. Sober
item oa Ssn fra &olanO, Sono, bl:.
sc cucl, Sfpb8 ~(s(utomobiG ierit iii
Ct. Saul oa iaa Ill &cN @inN hpor
SC bcls0tc ficnbtc % 6eiaa It's tonoe
paa Sanger" Gol!te.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27
Omhvsselis Sese
Surcifriuer SOranSring al Tpocmio'
Ter iitcbctfor Meoieirer.

Gu 2HAe trPliger bapoeliat Wtoo
FOR mcb Spcrlpg at fltnne foreifrtpe
fut ct NTriu9smiobel ng life toge
lin SilflllNt til oen panlige StIte al
Wieoiciner for Ell lioenoc Eotielt.
Ser CT enfeIte pirfelig pibcnifabe-
liac 2rger blallot belt mtoPtcnne
@cncratiou, - 2Gger, Der bill olters
ficnoe o9 bchorlOle Silltanbe iom De
er og ifllbc bcbanoleS, uoen Senipt
til bpoo berof flpoer til oereS eGer
2pumc. Ser er ct Silfrloc:
"Spr fire gar iioen bleo ieg al.
uorlig allgrcbct al 8astritiS, le9 fltts
Sc intet bcbploe / min gtapc, bpcr'
for ieN boINt paa at ilIte libel.
Seq berte ON en- SGge, iom baooe
Ell Sonmrrpilla i Hprbeoen - Ell
S~pecioIiit ira Gep 9orf -, % lom
ct iibite @oab ieribte ie9 efter balr.
Otter at ban pmbpg1ellg bdooe
unSeriegt mig, tilraabeoe ban mig at
iorie9e ct meaet lioet apantum
Grapes Shuts Tor oct %ferite, og ioa, ef.
terbuert ion min W,ape bleu iterferc,
at ipiie mere.
",SSeo peDbleu bermeb, % hlep liot
eiter liot iitano til at foroeie ire Sbe'
Ifeiuloe. ga bespnhte ieg at foa Silt
lsr / nit gnIiat, SufommeIien blep
fIar bpor FOR aIting bar ountelt. SEQ
bIep itcrfcrc iaa ies funSc saa. Sl'
Sen beoreoeS leg itaoig.
"gti citcr at hare ipiIt Grape
IutS ct gor, peter ieg 15S Eino.
Wsiue Y~aarcrenoc err o~perra'teoe nner
Sen @oaNe buorpaa ieg er bIepen feo
oa iirrf pea Senne 6soe," @aonet
opaipe$ al Goitum 60, Battle Greet,
Did. 2eS SEN lille Boo "Sbe Hoao
TO @enpiuc" | bper Gaffe.
Ser sr en- @runo".
9usenGnoc lrit openitGacnSc Srcp?
ct mt nil iurefomme ira Sio til an
ben. &c ct rste, iamoe % fnlSe al
Sntercsic for Ienneifcbeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27
Set 9lofe 9ammarfsfart.

q "9anIf SamOirfe" bar Or.
bill. @uomuno S9iitte ifrepet en-
liOen gfbanoling ON oct eloIte
Sanmorfsfart, Ser blep til 5 Iar
eitcr ariitus, ioet en- feiierlig ro-
merit expedition ba ior icrIte %
Iibite Sang beisate De oanife 5ar'
paube. &aret blep ienere optaget I
@rGferen EtolemGnS' Seroensotlas
Cuofom / Sliltniugen al Oct anoet
Narbunorebe eiter ariItnS), og Srl-
ainaltegningen iinbes tro fcpieret /
set i~aafalote gtbos- Saanolfriit.
DR.. Shiiite ifriper:
"Gn merfeIig Ting err Ser pe0 Oct
1900 aar eantle 9anmarfsfart,
ioaleoeS iom oet foreligger / Def
arpife S%aonSifrift fra atboS aIo.
Iteret: set 6anife Smroaoe - Sui
lano meSinbbeiattet - er peo lin
fraftig bruno Sarpe tpbeIigt ifi!t
ira "@ermanien", iom er lobt uoen
Sarpe.
Oct piloe bit pGre for briitigt
at lutte beraf at &omerne aaerebe
paa ariiti SiS hapbe giort noget
tpoeliet Sfiel meiem 9anif og
Cuff. Ieu iitfert er oct / alt Sab.
at oet plbite eriiterenbe NanmarfS-
fart paa het fraitigite mooiiaer piSie
tnife 9Rroc, Ser iremitiqer Sl6ti.
Sens SpaonS iom ell Gel al Spif-
lano (iur Gr. u. y. Gamben / ~Ger.
tbes gtlas gntiapuS~ 1894 o. q.
@oIii / Iepers aonperiationsleri-
fon 1904, anrt oper @crmanienD." a.
Granger &c en- SgmGifinc? "Sus
pennen" er iaa goo ioui nogen onocn
Sumdifiue til oen octbcIte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27

Granger &c en- SDmaifinc? ~Su.
pennen" er iaa goo ioni noeen anoen
spmaifiue til oen ootbeIte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27

uupI JtClN. Jttlh. ~ wv"
Geremonier reiite apinOer % gf9no
iig % brog aiite1 til 9eren. Ere
pofre S%ilorenblffe meo fine itatelige
Soru bilteoe ben pper ltren ct fort
Stnffe borte. Si funoe tpoelig ie
enoua De minbre Dagger paa Sor-
meme. De t9nfte Jig pitt iio paa
StorbrGeit, men braainuooe nleo Ell
@ana, ga De fit ie "0laamarbopen"
pa bsre Ylpltring fra menne'telige
29ber. Ien % tog bet bellcritfe
lana Strno, for De ioripanot bag
aasrpesen. 9e aarene er, iort man
peb, life trnge paa 5ooen, naar oct
oieISer at rappe fig. Oct bar bel
fnopt bpnot, at pilbe &ensbpr / Su'
riittioen err fommet iaa n9r ct be-
boet Steo nogenIteos. Oct bar alt-
iaa set rene SlrmpetrGf, at ri ut le
Silbrea paa Suren.
Srebaa oen t5oe InguIt bar Sei'
ret after noaet tpiliomt. Oct turoe
hQnoe, set blcp pellt uooper peo MiS-
baastioer; men Oct funoe ogiaa llaa
Tia ltpat isien. vi tit oa l9gse az
iteo paa 9pffe OF Sromne. Meo
Smut Sole / Spioieu iom 5srer orog
ri ppoper llrerne % beiloper Sne'
brrcn. Ser par SprGffer baaoe her
% Der. iaa III "gif SGhs" for Sit
fcrbebs Sfplo. aomrie op til Stpg.
acurcn iaa ri erbel Suriiter oppe paa
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-10-01

A fourteen years old Portuguese
girl died at camp four of whoop-
ing cough.
J. Okada while working at Hof-
gard store fell from the roof and
seriously injured his hip.
The road board gave a luau at
Kekaha Sept. 21.
The road board har completed
work at Waiawa,
A Hoike was held at the Wal
mea church last Sunday.
Miss Van Arnswalt is teaching
in Waimea school.
Waimea school has an enroll
ment of 400 children, 25O of whom
are enjoying the open-air school
room.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-10-01
WHO THEY ARE
FOR SENATOR

c. A. RICE:-Mr. Rice h S
done such excellent work during
his representativeship that it is
needless to say more than to add
that by sending him to the Senate,
the voters will not only show their
appreciation of all he has done for
the interests of Kauai, but will be
placing a man at the head of our
affairs, w Il understands every
phase IF the political situation,
which means that if there's any
thing coming to Kauai, she will
get it.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-10-01
WAIMEA NEWS NOTES
BY John Comes.

BY John Comes.
Every one welcomes Mr.. Brandt
back to Kauai after his extended
trip abroad. Mrs. Brandt is still
visiting friends at Toronto but will
return in about three weeks.
Miss Virginia Silva is the new
postmistress at Kekaha.
Joe De Costa resigned his posi-
ton at the Waimea Stables and
will soon move TO Eleele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waterhouse and
their son Shadford returned to
Honolulu last week. They will be
greatly missed at Waimea where
they have made their home this
Summer.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-10-01
FOR TREASURER

Harold Morgan, the man who is
soliciting your vote for treasurer
ship, is one of Kauai ) well-known
young business men, and has for
the past six months or so, ad-
ministered the Office to the salts
faction of everyone. If elected, =,
which he surely will be there
is no doubt but the county strong
box will be properly guarded.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-10-01
Menefoglio is New Political AS
pirant--Rufus Spalding Out
After Representativeship
Republican Platform Calls For Liberal School Policies In
Which 1t Recommends High School For Kauai---A
Good-Road Policy is Also Included

a d conservative administration
of the Office of Chief Exec utive by
President Taft.
Governor Frear:
q. W e endorse the vigorous
and successful administration of
Governor Frear and are proud of
the results thereby accomplished
for the welfare of the Territory of
Hawaii.
The Delegate:
8. We congratulate the Terri
tory OH the continued remarkable
success of Delegate Kalanianaole
in obtaining financial and other
legislation by Congress for Hawaii
nei. Such results call for his re-
election as a matter of course.
Kauai Republican Legislators:
a. We heartily endorse a II d
support the honest and faithful
work Of the Kauai Republican
Legislators whom we had the good
fortune to nominate and elect in
1910, and hereby express Our ap-
probation of the way in which
they showed their ability in dis
C arging their difficult duties and
for securing for the County of
Kauai the long needed legislation
and appropriations.
Republican Supervisors:
S. We highly commend h e
work of the Republican Board of
Supervisors of the County of Kau-
al in redeeming the pledges given
to the people in the last campaign.
Their fulfllment of the pledge
relative to the building, construc-
ton and Improvement of our roads,
bridges, and schools, their hand
! ling of the County's finances so
that the wage -earners of this Coun-
ty have had regular employment;
their administration Of matters
connected with the jails, schools,
and sanitary matters committed to
their charge by the Legislature of
1910 are worthy of the Republican
Party's appreciation,
Honest, Economical Administra-
ton of County Government.
6. We demand for the people
honest, economical and efficient
administration of County Govern.
ment by the officers thereof, anc
will use every effort to require
County Officials to spend the public
money to the best advantage, and
that in the building of schools and
new school rooms; the building
and construction of good roads
within this County and of other
public works, the public money
shall not be wasted and that COM
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-10-01
The Platform

The Republican Party of the
County of Kauai believes that the
electors of this County ale entitled
to a full and free statement of the
principles upon which we stand
and that these electors are entitled
to a written declaration or pledge
on behalf of it's candidates upon
all important issues now before
this County.
Reafirming allegiance to t h e
=, we'll known principles and tradi-
tions of the Republican Party of
the Nation and to its policies as
outlined in the National Platform,
we hereby especially endorse the
high minded an d statesmanlike
platform adopted by the Republi-
can Territorial Convention assem-
bled at Honolulu, September 10th,
1912 and in addition to these prin-
ciples and traditions we hereby
announce to the electors of the
County of Kauai the following
PLATFORM
The President;
/ We heartily endorse the wise
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-10-01

The county convention came off
last Saturday in a manner most
commendable to every individual
c.lhected with the manipulation
of the political wires. A morning
session was convened for the pur-
pose of various committees who had
been appointed for the formation
of a platform, rules, ETC., an d
whose reports were read and with
comparatively few changes
adopted.
At twelve o'clock a recess until
l:3O was declared, and the dele
gates repaired to the palatial home
of Hon. w. H. Rice, where a
bountiful feast of roast pig and
other Hawaiian delicacies awaited
their attention.
Following the luau, they return
ed to the hall where the work of
reading reports was resumed, after
which the regular work of nomina
ton of candidates was begun. No
opposition save the County At
Itorney's Office, was evidenced, and
tie matter of selecting the candi-
dates was not in the least difficult.
The County Attorneys Office was
sought by Sam Kaeo and Attorney
Kaulukou. The latter gained for
some time, but, Kaeo's supporters
rallied to his assistance and gave
him "a votes to his opponents 20,
landing the plum to Kaeo by a
good majority.