Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-01
BOURBONS OFFER
COUNTER PLAN TO
THE REPUBLICANS
Would Have Each Party Send
Speakers to Other Side
At Final Rally
TONIGATs MEETINGS

-NAIcAT'S MEETINGS
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t,.ca.sr - rhre. general CamTa;gn
,..,,;rgs mi. c,cning, arranged far
~ ,.;vanrc tho democratic candidates
.,r ,it. ,,d rCI.rtv offices were un,
eb1o ~ c..re,t he shauenge Of the
ta,r..'icors +; Go3at. on the cam
raipn issnnc Prof ~ \. BRYAN. one
# ia Hovrhru l9anaLyrs, nov comes
eorv.-d y III = ,ro3O1i.i0n where ny,
= accented he Dcn.o,rats wi. send
TWO s',nal RS to III. final g.. O. p. al
" noyt 1fo,,da.. evening. an the Re
.,rh1 ans viN st.rE two Of their spcak-
,.rs tn the democratic meeting
i !ort,,,n of Professor Brvan's let
Tor n Edward F013rtv. Republican
manarcr rvr1ining the Droro.itioH,
was I1,,Ii,hni in the late news COL
INNS Of thr, S,3r.Bulr1i7 Yesterday
Tho Iettrr in fun is AS follows:
Counter Offer Made
"In Wow Of the IaudabIp If sinCpre)
desire on tho part Of the Republican
raunaign monagers ~ get the atti
tuda Of the Democratic uartv on the
issues involved in the local campaign
before q Rpnullican audience. and in
refutation Of the questionable use
made Ivy yOI,r marty of our sincere and
rourtnors r.niy of Nav 80 in YOUR
naid advertisements in the daily
nress the Democratic camDaign com.
mit,ee makes the following PROPOSE
zion which we believe is open and
above hoard and which is fair and
inst To both nartjes.
1.-THE Democratic campaien commit
tee will allow anv two of the Repub.
Iican candidates now before the
voters in the coming election a total
of 80 minutes sDeaking time $3.50 to
n M at our closing rally at Aala
park in exchange for a like courtesy
for two Democratic candidates on the
Republican speakers stand at their
final rally on that night II is. of
course nutualIv Guaranteed that
both narties will he given respect.
fnI hearing and that their sneecbes
arc not snhiect m newsnaner report
or editorial comment We naturally
u,isb tho voters ond not tho daiIv
nrees ~ mass IN tho relative merfts
~ tho ennecboo nade
~ cInsino - coon,o nronor ~ GOV
tbot rho DnmoCratic Mark, has M do.
otro - simulate vow questionable
oonroior +oo+ios 90 ovon, n1ifiod IN
vonr nronocod Riion dohata in which
yon ortenG ond occent vorr own nro.
noSition 70 dehoto nuilic questions
a. VOW own oonToDionco IN ,,o,,r own
+orros ,Indar ,,o,,r avn r,7onogeront
al boforo .nooI,od, boueo
Tho Do,-ba. oaa;do+oo bo,5 +,,o
aatinnD Ina D nioht ono n KatooLo
lug o. los. i'eno' on 80 80 go
S Gnu me oor I Inc ' 80 ottendonca Of
49, To1,aaI,a r,oo+ina uao sn,an ond
~ AnnaioI;,,,u ,noetjno whi1n vol
o , U.as sborn of intnrost ~
1872 H. tl,oir
smns,visors Ro.s+sd
Jesse I,Iuihi candidate for supervi
sor .roasted' the Republican candi.
dates for suDervisors and declared
that F Mott.Smith when nresi.
dent of the board of health. caused all
banana nIants 70 he ruined He DE-.
clared the peonle of Auwaiolimu
would never forget the period that
Nott-Smith held that office
Are you going to vote for a man
of that kind, who is liable to cut your
bananas down again?" shouted the
weekly Hawaiian newspaper editor.
He referred to the MOSQUITO cam.
paign, called Mott-Smith "mosouiton
and urged the people mot to give him
anything at all"
Tluihi said he didn't have q thing