Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-11
DELEGATES ARE
ARRIVING FOR
Go. P. MEETING

Republican Platform ConVen-
ton Opens Next Monday
Morning
The Republican territorial platform
convention will open proceedings at
10 O'Clock next Monday morning at
the Popular theater.
Chairman Robert w. Single of the
Republican territorial central COM
mittee and Secretary Eli J. Crawford
were today busy with preparations.
The delegates credentials are being
sent in but are still incomplete. Many
delegates came intoday and more will
come tomorrow.
The list of delegates 50 far received
is as follows:
East Hawaii.
l. Daniel X KalOi
2. James C. Kamakaiwi.
3. A. G.. Curtis.
4. John Bohnenberg, l. Keliipio,
j.. D. Lewis. Otto w. Rose.
5. A. X Cabrinha. E. y. Deyo, Rev.
S. l.. Desha, James Low.
6. w. S. Terry
I. VIM. Pullar. J. NJ. Ross.
s. Solomon konia.
8. H. S. Richard.
West Hawaii
l. H. l.. Ho!stein. Geo. c. Watt.
.. G. l.. Kopa, F. X. O'Brien.
3. Archie c. Kaaua, w. Nj. S
Lindsey.
4. E. NJ. Muller.
5. James Ako.
6. c. V. Moreira.
I. S. NJ. Kamakau.
s. E K. Kaaua, NJ. S. Depont2.
8. D. X. .KaupikO
10. W. y. kauahipaula.
IL VIM. HoOkuanui.
Maui, .MoIokai, Lanai, Etc.
l. Geo. C. Munro.
2. d. T. Fleming,
8. Chas. K. Farden, A. n. Haysel-
den, C. R. Lindsay, L. ,Weinzheimer.
4. Willie Hoopii. -
). Geo H. Cummings, P, J. Good
ness, H. B. Penhallow, Chas. Wilcox
I. C. C. Campbell, NJ. P. Comes,
]. Vasconcellos, VIM. Walsh.
g. Abolished
8. D. H. Keliiaa.
TO- George Copp.
IL. w. A. Clark.
II. H. A. Baldwin, J. p. kapihe,
Antoine Perreira.
49, Edward Smythe.
IA, D. w. Napiha-a. ~.
Is. Jas. S. Achong.
16 R. A Drummond, }. kaiewe
Holani, E j. Silva
H Il. J. r. X. Kamai.
10. Joel Nakaleka.
20. J. X. Kaapu.
81. Geo. P. Cooke.
%. w. ]. Goodhue, w. B. Lapilio,
j. D. McVeigh. ..
East Oahu, Fourth District.
l. A. F. Clark, Henry Freitas, S.
K. Paulo, Jr.
2. T. p. Cummins, Chas. K. Kea-
loha, R. s. Kelly. Carl A. Widemann.
3. Geo. G.. Guild, Eben p. Low,
Abraham Lewis, Jr.
f. R. w. Breckons, Clarence H.
Cooke, A. D. Castro.
5. l.. NJ. Judd, VIM. Thompson.
I. Peter Baron, E. X. Lilikalani,
w. p Puakala.
8. A. L. Mackaye, E. l.. Schwarz-
berg, J.. P. Rego.
TO- F. P Mcintyre.
IL. Carlos A Long, Ben H. Clark.
West Oahu, Fifth District.
l. VIM, Henry.
g. Albert l.. Kauaihilo.
4. Geo. Kekauoha, l.. R. Nainoa.
5. o. P. Cox, Clifford Kimball, Jo-
seph P. Medeiros "a. S. Mahaulu
crossed out-Cox substituted).
6. J. X. Kupau (resignedI Henry
X. Kaipo tsub), F. Meyer, Sr.
Z. R. Muller. Gee. F. Renton, Jr.
8. Chas n. Arnold. A. D. Cooper.
g. E. J. Crawford, JOS. P. Diaz,
Cecil Kiilehua.
10 NJ. X. Richards, X. r. G. Wal
lace .
II. w. G.. Achi. Samuel G. Dwight,
F. F. Fernandez, Henry Vierra.
- Eugene K Aiu, Albert F. Judd.
IA. David K. Bent, w. H. Craw.
ford, John kekaula, John X. Motley.
Is. VIM s. Kaka. Samuel keliinOi.
II. John de Fries.
Kauai, Niihau.
l. p n Kalauakaino.
>. G. Hansen.
9. w. o. Crowell.
A. H. H. Brodie.
;. Karl Roendahl.
G. Henry Blake
I E. Lowell, Chas. A. Rice, Chas
II. Wilcoy.
g. J. NJ. Kaneakua.
10 A. Menefoglio, VIM. Werner.
Six sailors from the United Sta -
cruiser Milwaukee bent on a JOY ride
and passengers in automobile number
1859 are reported to have figured in
narrow: ESCAPE from serious if not ia