Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-02
CLUB
URGES VOTE ON
DRY MEASURE


Delegates 90 the Republican county
platform convention from the second
precinct, fourth district will go
pledged 70 work for the inclusion OF 4
prohibition plank" in the platform
At last nights meeting TO nominate
delegates and q county committeeman,
a motion was offered instructing the
delegates to work for platform plank
IN line with legislation now pending
in the senate-the submission OF pro-
hibition TO vote Of the people In July:
While the second precinct club
recognizes that prohibition is q terri
tcrial issue, II is felt that the terri
torial platform pledge against chang
ing the liquor law was adopted so long
ago that IL should not be binding to-
day, and on the other hand, II the
co6nty platform declares for submis-
sion OF the subject to vote OF the
people, it viii clear the way for such
legislators as have scruples in voting
for the plebiscite because of the terri
toffhl platform utterance.
The motion was adopted unanimous.
sRsand the club delegates will prepare
apIank and urge the platform commit
tee to make IL a part OF the county
platform.
The following districts each report
ed results OF last nights meetings up
10 noon today:
First OF the Fourth (Kaimuki)-
Henry J. F'reitas, for county commit.
;eeman: II. II. Gibson. r. w Aylett.
Ed Towse, Howard L. Grace, Ban
Logan and Albion r. Clark. for dele
eates 10 convention. No contest in
either case.
Second of the Fourth (Waikiki) -
9Ohn n. Wise. for county committee.
man; Riley H. Allen, Ebert J. Bolts,
Kalani Keiki. G. X. Kealoha and James
Steiner, for delegates to convention.
No contest in either case.
Third of the Fourth (Manoal--John
b. Enos, for county committeeman;
Charles r. Hemenway. A. Lewis. Jr-
n. c. Brown, w. X. Mcpherson and
Eugene Buffandeau. for delegates TO
convention. No contest in either case.
Fourth Of the Fourth (Makikil--J.
II. Soper for county committeeman;
Norman Watkins. A. ID. Castro, John
Waterhouse. J. NJ McChesney and G.
Fred Bush, for delegates TO conven-
tion. No contest in either case.
Fifth of the Fourth (Thomas
square John Lennox for county
ccmmitteemaR; C. @. Ballentyne. Rob
ert Horner. W. w. Chamberlain and
John Lucas for delegates to conyen-
tion.
Sixth OF the Fourth Government
49, L II 4 - Lob
Dick Panaewa and William Huihui. for
county committeeman. one only TO be
elected; for delegates to convention,
James NJ. Kealoha. Apaki Manuwai
and George Hawai-, three TO be elected.
Seventh OF the Fourth (Kakaako)-
Philip Kaauwai, for county committee
man Joel G. Cohen, Kahal1auila and
pua Kala, for delegates to convention.
No contest in either case.
Eighth Of the Fourth (San Antonio
Hall)-M. j. Serpa, for county com.
mitfeeman; Elmer L. Schwarzberg,
L0rrin Andrews and M. J. Serpa, for
delegates to the convention. No con-
test In either case.
Eighth Of the Fifth pearl City,
A. ID. Cooper, for county committee-
man. OHafleS N. ATuOiu, a. w. Won
VaIlrenberg and James Paul KeDpeler,
for delegates to the convention. Nc
contest in either case.
Ninth OF the Fifth Dumping Sta.
tion) Joseph p. Dias, for county COM
mltteeman; Edward Marino. M. Pune
hn. George Wright and M. Inaole, 70:
delegates to the convention. No con
test IN either case.
Tenth preeinct-C County committee
man, Harry Franson: convention dele
gates, F. Schnack. Manuel Richards,
Harry Franson.
Eleventh precinct Postponed until
next Monday.
Twelfth precinct-County commit
teeman. Walter r. Coombs; conven-
ton delegates. VIM. d. Speckmann. NJ.
X Maiekau.
Fifteenth precinct-county commit
feeman. Arthur Kahakauila; conven.
tion delegates. William Knox, William
Kalxa.