The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-28
BusINEssLIKE PROGRAM.
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Freitas, s. X. Faulo, Jr, T. p. Cummins,
Carl A. Widemann, George G.. Guild, r.
w. Breekons, A. ID. Castro, l.. M. Judd,
w. Thompson, Peter Baron, w. p. Pua-
kala, A. l., Mackaye, T.. p. Mcintyre,
Ben II. Clark. ~
Fifth District.-Ge George Kekauoha, o.
p. Cox, Clifford Kimball, Joseph p Me
deiros, Henry X. Kaipo, T.. Meyer, ST.;
X. Muller, George +. Renton, Jr.; Chas
N. Arnold, +. j. Crawford, Joseph. p.
Dias, Cecil Kiilehua, NJ. X. Richards,
X. X. G. Wallace, w. q. Achi, Samuel
C. Dwight, Henry Yierra, Eugene X.
Ain, Albert r.. Judd, W. II. Crawford,
John X. Motley, VIM. s. Kaka, John
de Fries. N.ts. @ r.a.
Proxies were reported as follows:
A. Lewis, Jr., held by @. g. Guild; c.
II. Cooke, by Guild; +. l.. Sehwarzberg,
by CD. Crabbe; Geo. Chalmers; Jr., by
William Thompson; A. l.. Kauaihilo, by
George Kekanoha; A. Adams, by A.
n. JIalil = Walter ( oombs, by G.. N. AR,
nold !; David X. Bent, by John Motley;
John kekaula, by w. H. Crawford.
The rules and permanent organization
committee, consisting of l.. M. Judd,
chairman, Apaki, Manuwai, Joseph Me-
deiros, Eben +. Low and George +. Rem
ton, Jr., recommended that Cushing's
manual should be adopted as rules Of
parliamentary procedure. Also that any
member of the convention or any Re
publican candidate for municipal Office
might submit TO the platform commit
tee any planks desired. They also rec
commended that the chairman appoint a
special platform committee of fifteen 10
draft q platform and report the same
to the convention sitting as commit.
tee Of the whole, the committee of the
whole to report to the convention itself
after the platform had been duly con
sidered. N, a.. IL, - LIZ.
Platform Trainers. e!
This plan was adopted. Chairman
Crabbe named the following platform
committee: ... LH..
A. D. Castro, chairman; Carl A.
Widemann, A. +. Clark, Ben VI. Clarke,
George G. Guild (vice A. Lewis, re-
signed), X, w. Breckons, VIM. Thomp-
son, A. l.. Mackaye, Chas. n. Arnold,
w. C.. Achi, A. W. Eames, Jr., Henry
Vierra, A. +. Judd, A. d. Cooper, w.
II. Crawford a-s.. H.. .. . -.
| Evening oesslon. 30. |.. ..0' '.
There were number of good natured
debates over the adoption of the plat
form committee = report, with each ora
tor demanding that nothing 60 into the
platform that looked like straddle Of
any important question or a desire on
the part Of the party. to- dodge any is
sue. t.ar.. ,E Eaae Isl. .rs FrH q. +
The convention, as a matter OF fact,
was much more like very earnest de-
batting society than a political gather
ing, there being an utter absence of gal
| lery plays or shrieks to high heaven for
the poor downtrodden. The good Of the
community was given precedence over
political expedieney in the words Of
practically every speaker.
NO Interpreter.
Yesterdays convention was a memoir
able one, inasmuch for the first time
in the political history of Hawaii IL was
voted TO save time by not having a
Hawaiian interpreter. The motion to
this effect was made by one of the Ha.
waiian delegates and seconded by an.
other, the motion carrying unanimously.
In the evening, when the platform
was being considered plank by plank,
the secretary omitted the reading in
English, the report being printed, but
read each plank in Hawaiian. The do
ing away Of the dual language system
saved hours of the delegates time and
the work was just as satisfactorily ac-
eomplished. "w q. |fg1
The convention adjourned shortly af'
ter ten O'Clock. .,s. #Ntu t.rr..