Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-13


the hands Of the Democratic party
would consume too much time. On
the tariff bill. We got IL In the neck
at every turn. Sugar. we all know
about The duty on rice est In two.
Wool and beef on the free ligt Du-
ties ON fruit were reduced and prop
ositloa 10 pat a small duty on bananas
defeated All pf this to reduca the
cost OF living In Hawaii the Demo.
cratic party has already succeeded ad-
mirably in reducing the cost OF living
by leaving rs with bat little money
TO live on. ~E=:
Republicans Harmonious. :.. .......
In conclusion, gentlemen Of the
convention. /. ss the retiring territor
ial chairman. feel ratified that it is
no disrupted, disgruntled organization
which shall pass under the control Of
MY successor and his colleagues on
the committee The gathering here
today of earnest. intelligent Repub-
leans devoted to the PRINCIPLES OF
that party and eager to do az in their
power to aid our fight for the pres
peritv which is bound 10 follow Re-
publican success Is sufficient evidence
Of that fact. Satisfied am | that your
imnorf INT lahors Of today will be bar.
noniously intelligently and ably at
tended to; that you viii adopt con.
struetive platform and one Sufficiently
progressive In its ideas az to obyiatet
the necessity. If any ever existed, Of
q third party movement within the
territcry: and that you will al return
to your homes determined TO make
the protest against Democracy and
depression practically unanimous.
aAgain thanking you. and express.
ing confidence in you, call Tor nojla.
nations for temporary chairman. /
After Senator Judd had been made
chairman. and Mr.. Wilcox secretary.
the former named the following Gre
Dental committee: Senator II. b
Penhallow. chairman H. s. Blckard'
A. c. Kaaaa, James A. Achong, A. r.
clark. Joseph Medeiros and Henry
Blake. An adjournment was then
taken for the committee to make It's
report.
The report of the credentials conf
mittee was made at II O'Clock, and
was adopted. II showed that there
we're 100 delegates present in person
ar by proxy out of the 145 returned.
Following this Chairman Judd
1amed the rules and permanent or
-anization committee, composed OF j..
.1. Kamakaiwi, ID. K Kaupiki. William
Walsh. G. G.. Guild. l., NJ. Judd, f. r..
Fernandez and G. Lowell.
At / O'Clock the convention adjourn
d until 10 o'clock this evening al
.hieh time the platform committee
sill be called upon to make its re-
ort.
There was lively debate on the
sngth CT the adjournment, some wish
NO the convention to stand over until
omorrow morning, others for the
ork to be cleaned up tonight even u
n all-nigbt session were required.
abe Lewis, Jr, spoke in favor OF
he latter plan, and his idea prevailed.
BY meeting tonight we will have an
tendance of all the delegates now
resent, but II we adjourn until tonor-
ow only part Of them will be here,
said
Ii was made practically certain early
oday that S. G. Dwight of Oahu would
e chairman of the platform commit
ee
The proposed platform, as agreed
ron by the committee of Is, is to be
rinted In English only and be ready
II distribution this evening The plat
9rm committee Is composed of J. D.
evils, j. D. Kanpiko, Fred O'Brien,
Abr. Lewis, Jr.. William Henry. G. p
coke. A. N Hayseriden Antoine Per
EZRA, r. w. Breckons. w. C. Aehi, s.
! Dwight, A. Menefoglio, Karl Roen.
ahl, ]. c. Kamakaiwi and A. d. Cas-
70.
The special resolution committee is
cmposed of H. S. Richard. ]. C. Ka
lakaiwi E. X Kaaua. R. A. Drum
end. w, A. Clark. c. II. Cooke, chair
nan. G. G. Guild. Henry Freitas. o. P
OK. L. B. Nainpa and A. d, cooper
= speclal resolutions are before it at
his time.
Prince Kuhio was present for a few
minutes before adjournment.
The following names of delegates
ppear on the temporary roll call:
East hawaii.
/. Daniel K Kaloi.
2. James G. Kamakaiwi.
3. A. G.. Curtis.
4. John Bohnenberg, |. KeHipio,
7. D. Lewis, Otto w. Rose.
5. A. K. Cabrinha. E. n. Deyo, Rev.
J. l.. Desha, James Low.
6. w. s. Terry
z. VIM Pullar. J. NJ Ross.
s. Solomon Konia.
3. H. S. Richard.
Vest Hawaii
1. H. L. Holstein, Geo. c. Watt
9. G. l.. Kopa, F. K O'Brien.
9. Archie C. Kaaua, W. NJ. S
lindsey.
A.. E. Nj. Muller.
5. James Ako.
g. G. V. Moreira.