Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-26
HONOLULU, sTAR.BUIIET1N, MONDAY oeToRER @, 1919.
TONE Of CANCELLATION KUHIO
MARKsSEECHlN4TH
Delegate Says He May Have Made Mistakes-Deplores At
tacks on Him Because Of His Attitude Cooperation OF
Territory in Eght Against Free Suga-M. R. Castle ". O.
Smith and A. Gfiffiths Urge "Shaght Republican Ticket

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f Delegate Knhio. speaking 10 asfairly
large and extremely Interested audi.
Eence at the Fourth district Republican
tTnity last Saturday night, gave IN en-
s4sfely, new tone 10 hiss campaign Tor
reelection The new tone Is one OF
IiconcIiiati0n. and !. Reconciliation. and
from HIS words and manner IL appear
ed that the delegate wants to put past
[differences with certain. elements aside
and work IN cooperation In the future.
Though he declared that the Ha-
waii DELEGATION that went 10 Wash.
ington % fight against free sugar had
ignored him, he did not follow this
statepienk as he did many times In
the primary campaign. with an attack
ca the planters He declared that per
hapS mistakes had been made On both
sides. that perhaps he himself had
made some missiles. and that this
shoiild not prevent the people Of Hs,
vail from eetting together TO fight
against the removal OF tariff protec.
ton on sugar.
His entire speech was an appeal for
cooperation and for support at home
and he pledged himself, II that sup.
port be given, TO furnish his best eff
forts In washington. sgef i. :
.strai0l,t Ticker Talk. {
The Fourth district meeting was,
held at the corner OF Punahou and
Wilder avenue and &C was an interest
ing session. Such men az w. n. Cas-
tie, W.. o. Smith and A. r.. Griffiths
urged that the straight Republican
ticket be voted from top 10 bottom.
NJ. Castle was particularly emphatic
II his, declaration that KuhiOs should
De supported IN order 70 aysrtthe cleo
ton Of i. L. McCandless. Democratic
delegate. 81. ~ = 81
The meeting was attended by some.
thing over 200 people. many women
and girls being present, q fact referred
to BY n. w. Breck0ns and others as
significant of the interest OF women Id
governmental affairs. "A flag-draped'
stage Wss ready for the speakers ana,
e quintet club furnished music. A,
r. Griffiths, president Of Oahu College.
presided with unusual effectiveness,
his inffodnctiohs OF speakers being
apt and to the point. 49,. IS: s,s:
Mr.. Gfifdths opened the rally with
. brief talk II which De spoke 81 tha.
necessity of supporting chez Republican
ticket because s6t thu national sittia-.
fiOn and sdrgeda that tha sSnfite ticket
be sppporfeds He declared that Ha.
wall must snnsEe FMS tfe fight against
the e6tire removal ofsIthe tariff yon
sugar, asstatenient sreitefeated again
ard again BY others during the eve
ming Sazs usez fss.s Il s k.s q. S,
w. q. Castle fpf kubi1.e1 s 80 4 80 i'.s.s..
w Il Castle followed Grifaths. He
tn4ehsds Upon the nletpEy Of the ,Repuh,
iican parry n ITS relAflon 10 sIlaWaii,,
national and local pnittics. and de:
clared that the democratic national
party has neglected Hawaii, whereas
the Hepablicansshave always paid par
.ticulAr atts6tipn to these Islands. (, ;
Turning to the delegateship.y he said: /
There Is Just ione thing for rs to
,do--tO vote the Republican ticket from
the candidate for. delegate down. !, Now
We al know that therepmay, be dissat.
isfaction with sol1sk Of those spn It,
but this is acasei where It "A Of. para.
mount Importance that Hawaii repudi-I
ate the Democratic doctrines entirely.
"A vote for George Carter. Is q vote
Tor McC andless. Unless the Repub.
iicans stand solidly back OF Kuhio, Nc
Candless will be elected and Hawaii.
will send aDemocrat to Congress.
We should stand, as we'll, by the
result Of the primary bailoting. Give;
the straight ticket your support. :" ..
Norman Watkins. candidate for the
house spoke strongly on behalf, of the
Hawaiian candidates on, the. Republi-
can ticket He made special appeal
to the Fpters bf the third, fourth ana
nth pfeoik lets u the fourth district to
get out on election day and vote for
every Hawaiian candidate on,the tick
ct He pralsed ttheir record in the last.
legislature declared that they stood:
for good government and asserted
that Il Is not fair piaysforlthe 'haoles'':
% scratch the Hawaiian candidates at
4et polis. .
q Watkins spoke also on behalf OF the
Republican senatorial ticket and on
behalf sof those candidates for the
house who could not attend the meet
ine. - a
petrie and mcclellan.
Referring Co the present Democratic
Opposition To the frontagetax. he said
that at the last session Of the siegisla.
tufe Supervisors Petfie and Nee lellan
Of the boards legislative committee
had appeared before the legislature
and urged thepassage Of the frontage.
tar bill -. So
And now those same fellows are
trying to tell the. people that II was
the Republicans who passed this front.
age-tax law" said Watkins.
Clarence II. Cooke, candidate for
the house, made a strong and interest,
ing speech, dealing particularly with
school matters. He spoke for indus
e,s,.rl : ~.e1 49, A. 5000