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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, FRIDAY, OCT. 11, 1912.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
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Senator
NOT CONTROLLED BYTHE BIG INTERESTS
Tin HI (J IXTEKESTS thai controlled the last convention
hy ijnestionable methods, must continue to use the same tal
lies to retain future ontrol.
For that reason the mo
Jh'm't Primary Law: it would
dictate who slwmld 1m the nominees of conventions.
The RIO INTEH?;STS saw
Direct Primary Law was put
to deceive the people.
Tlie RKHNTEHE8TS have
Haw, nnlt'they anV comiKjlIwl
V The KIG 1NTEHESTS think
-pletl's to the people. They broke their plnlge last time and
'they will try to do it again.
When the Direct Primary
sion of the Senate, it wiw a Plantation man who moved to ta-
ible the hill and it was kokua'd
ate: iiy the rig intchests;
What is the om1 of a plat
:inare men ior penarors wno wiuiJsuoi me inauornu -
;i The BIG INTERESTS are
; ate, that legislation mav im earned on for the BIG? IIvTER-
ESTK only. ;
I ' It is time the PEOPLE had
:xneri in the legislature who will
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: When you see Plantation Agents or Plantation .Managers .
Tunning for tne JX'gisiaTure,
.TEREST reoi e. DOXT VOTE FOR THEM. ' ;
NOTICE.
i -Having been
regularly nominated
t by the Republican District and County
Convention for the office of r Repre-
senlatlve.' Fourth District, I . respect-
:in the coming . election.
t350-tf " JAMES H. BOYD.'
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NOTICE.
f , Having ; been regularly nominated
'by the Republican District and County
Convention for the office of Repre
sentative," Fourth District. I respect-
In the coming election. '
J - JOHN K. , KAMANOULUV
V NOTICE.
Having been regularly nominated by
the Democratic District and Ccunty
Convention for the . office of Senator,
I respectfully solicit, the support of the
voters in the coming election. .
AMBROSE, J. WIRTZ.
NOTICE.
Having been regularly nominated by
the Republican District and County
Coavention for the office of Senator.
' I respectfully solicit the support of the
voters in the coming election. :"K-6350-tf
' A. S. KALEIOPU.
i " NOJICE.
Having been regularly nominated by
the Republican District and County
Convention for the office of Represent
tatlve. Fourth District. I respectfully
solicit the support of the voters In the
coming election .
W50-tf WM. WILLIAMSON. '
NOTICE.
Having been regularly nominated bj
the Republican District and County
Coavention for the office of Represen
tative, Fifth District, I respectfully so
licit the support of the voters in the
coming election.
6351-tf CHAS. KANEKOA.
V NOTICE.
Having been regularly nominated by
the" Democratic District and County
Convention for the office of Super
visor, City and County of Honolulu, I
respectfully solicit the support of the
voters in the coming election.
EDW. H. F. WOLTER.
5358-tf
NOTICE.
Having been regularly nominated by
the Democratic District and County
Convention for the office of Super
visor, City and County of Honolulu, I
respectfully solicit the support of the
voters In the coming election.
JOHN MARKHAM.
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ItKPRKSKNTING
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THE
Common
-.
People
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IXTEKESTS do not want the
mean, their loss of power to
to it that a plank calling for a
in the platform. This wasdone
no intention of passing this
to do so.
nothing of breaking their
, N
Law Bill came up in the last ses
by those controlled in the Sen
iiTTfln ID!Q!Af PiV
form, when the convention nom-
determined to control the Sen-
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something to sav.' Let us have J
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srive all .classes a square deal.
i-ememoerviiieyare me izs-
NOTICE.
. Having been regularly nominated by
the Republican District and County
Convention for the office of City and
uounty axeasurer, i respectrmiy so-
coming election. , .,.
635I-tf -;, :;.; GEO. E. SMITHIES.
NOTICE. ;
Having been regularly nominated by
the Republican District, and County
convention for the office of City and
County Attorney, I respectfully solicit
the support of the voters in the coming
election. .y-vv . . r r .
5350-tfr JOHN W. CATHCART.
' - v 'A notice;
Having been regularly nominated by;
the Republican District and County;
Convention for the office of City and
County Clerk, I respectfully solicit the
support of the voters In 'the coming
election. . . ;
; ' ' D. KALAUOKALANI JR.
5350-tf .
NOTICE.
- Having been regularly nominated by
the' Democratic District and County
Convention for the office of Super
visor, City and County of Honolulu, I
respectfully solicit the support of the
voters in the coming election.
5350-tf M. C. PACHECO.
NOTICE.
Having been regularly nominated by
the Republican District and County
Convention for the office of Super
visor, City and County of Honolulu. I
respeptfully solicit the Support of the
voters In the coming election.
5350-tf ANDREW E. COX.
NOTICE.
Having been regularly nominated by
the Democratic District and County
Convention for the office of City and
County Attorney, I respectfully solicit
the support of the voters in the coming
election.
6351-tf J, LIGHTFO0T.
NOTICE.
Having been regularly nominated by
the Democratic District and County
Convention for the office of City and
County Sheriff, I respectfully solicit
the support of the voters in the com
ing election.
5350-tf W. P. JARRETT.
NOTICE. ''
i
Having been regularly nominated by
the Democratic District and County
Convention for the office of City and
County Clerk, I respectfully solicit the
support of the voters in the coming
election.
B. N. KAHALEPUNA.
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THE business man
who will spare a
few minutes of his
time to the photogra
pher of today will please
his entire family.
His portrait produced
by present day methods
of photography will be
an agreeable surprise
it's done so quickly arid
cleverly.
Make' the appointment today.
pnoToccAPnu
it wnnM seem that th4act that it
recuires one's name on .the Great. Keg-
iRter to aranbthe privilege ot casting;
a vote at the coming election is sink
ing ln,v and there is expected to be a
ix fn in? tne oirecnon 01 me uer. a
office on the - first two days of next
ucov ThMft first two" days of next
week will also be the LAST two days
of registration. But don't put in off till
the last two days for there will be rush
enough without you. adding to it and
having to wait in line for a chance to
tell the Clerk what you might have
told him several months ago.
Go register this afternoon or tomor
row forenoon, Tor, according to - tne
Clerk, there are a whole lot of voters
in the city who- have not registered
yet, and are putting it off till the last
minute. ' Don't you be In that "last
minute" crowd:
Registration will close nezt Tuesday
night at 12 o'clock, and it will stay
closed for keeps until after election.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
, NOTICE. .
I hereby announce myself an Inde
pendent candidate for - the office of
; Mayor of the City and County of Ho
nolulu, and solicit the support of all
voters regardless of party.
CHARLES HUSTACE JR.
5564-tf
NOTICE.
Having been regularly nominated by
the Republican District and County
Convention for the office of Super
visor, City and County of Honolulu, I
respectfully solicit the support of the
voters in the coming election.
53t3-tf J. B. ENOS.
NOTICE.
Having been regularly nominated by
the Republican District and County
Convention for tha office of Represen
tative, Fifth District, I respectfully so
licit the suppot of the voters in the
coming election.
636l)-tf A. L. CASTLE.
NOTICE.
Having been regularly nominated by
the Republican District and County
Convention for the office of City and
County Auditor. I respectfully solicit
the support of the voters in the com
ing election.
l535S-tf JAMES BICKNELL.
NOTICE.
Having been regularly nominated by
the Republican District and County
Convention for the 'office of County
Sheriff, I respectfully solicit the sup
port of the voters in the coming elec
tion.
ROBERT WAIPA PARKER.
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AVOID LAST
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1 HI1VUIL UUUU1J 1enJl
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Barren Sy He WIU Bf I
First to .Make gptch ;
From Familiar
' Throne
That harbinger of elec
tion time, the soap-box.
will emerge from ita two
year hibernation next
Monday at noon and be
again active in the polit
ical doings of .the day.
' "Soap-box ' Barron, who
would rather be noisy than
president, announced last
nignt that he .feels the
time is ripe to bring out
the soap-box and talk from
it upon the Democratic
party. No favorites will
be played, however, in the
order of succession in
which speakers will mount
the soapy throne.
Barron claims the priv
ilege of running the soap
box show, but there are
likely to be other claim
ants for the honor. Some
of the Republican candi
dates say that Barron is
an Intruder and that he
has nothing whatever to
Bay about now the soap
box oratory proceeds.
In fact, the soap-box has
i "ready 1 become a lively
issue, and the police will
be asked-to send up a de
tachment 'of Jarrett's fa
mous non-partisan officers
to preserve the peace.
; The Rer.: Stephen Desha
ot Hilo, who is one of the
most' efficient soap-box or
ators ' fn the Territory, is
'expected 1 to arrive en the
Mauna Kea' tomorrow and
ascend the Bethel street
pedes ta! on Monday to dis
perse his 'eloquence over
the assembled rowd. De-
she " indulged ' In' several
lively debates ' from the:
box two years ago. :v
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Interesting Program ; Prepared
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Planned ' - -
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During the id&lmfssipn between the
twoj parts of we "musical program to
night at the Y. M. C. A. two brief talks
will be given, the first by general sec
retary Super,5 who .will tpeak 'upon
mat the ffswv Bulldina-i Has M eant
uj - ue. Associauon, - ana. me aezonc
! by A. E. Larimer; secretary of the edu
cational - department,iJrho will relati
some interesting instances of speda
service, the. association has rtodere?
ycung men ana Doys.; : Tne , nxusicaj
! program will be followed as 'published
ra;yesterday paperV ' V"' 1 r"
The admission to" the concert to
night la free, hut ty' tlckefcGuests 'tc-
requested ''to secure their tickets in
aavance either at the office of the T.
i M. C. AT or Y. W. a:
The Newcbmer's Club will meet
day afternoon at the association build
Ing. All young men who are newcom
ers ia the ' city are invited to 'attend
the gathering whether members of the
association or not" The meeting is
open to all young men' who are inter
ested in spending, the afternoon m' a
Ecciable way. ' It Is a'gobd opportunity
to meet other men and cure homesick
ness. The members of the association
are asked to attend as largely as pos
slble : to meet the newcomers -and
make them feel at. home.!:
The" program for' the afternoon will
ber" Concert by nderson's orchestra
In the lobby from four to four forty-
five; a meeting ih Cooke hall from four
forty-five for a popular discussion led
Ed TOwse.' At five-thirty all ho
wish to remain and have supper In the
cafeteria are invited to do so the Sun
day supper proving -to be 'one of the
gcod social times of the week.'
The Business Mens gymnaslunr club
will meet this afternoon from five un
til six. The Senior class will not meet
tcnight on account of the concert and
the games hall. The educational class
es whl meet as usual.
The art committee has definitely de
cided uion the statuary mentioned a
f d M Hkeiy to be
chosen, and the order is being placed
with CapronI, of Boston, through a
local agent.
General Secretary Super will start a
bitle class for Japanese young men in
the Japanese Y. M. C. A. on next San
day morning at a quarter oN ten
o'clock. The class will study the Gos
pel of Mark.
The dorraintory of the association is
proving a very popular feature and is
full to it's capacity a good part oi tne
time. The vacancies are take! up
about as fast as they occur.. '
GOVERNOR FREAR NAMES
ELECTION INSPECTORS
The following named have been ap
pointed election inspectors by Gover
nor Frear for the island of Maui and
for West Hawaii. The Oahu and East
Hawaii inspectors have not yet been
named:
Third District Maui.
First precinct V. Dixon, Alfred K.
Mia and Geo. K. Richardson.
Second precinct R. C. Searle, Jr.,
Charles B. Manase and Geo. Kauhi.
Third precinct H. McCubbin, Chas.
K. Farden and Moses Kauhaahaa
Fourth precinct Vm. Hoopii, P. D
Patera and J. K. Kauhi.
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Fifth precinct W., R;. Boote,
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Kumehelwa and Geo. W, Maxwell.
-Sixth precinct Loaia Alau,
Kapoi and Dan Mahuka.
Seventh precInct-J. J. Walsh VVB.
Hardy and' Moses Kokolo
Nintlr precinct-rJ. D. Keamo, P, W.
Simeona; Jr., and ,Geo; K. Kunukau. -''
Tenth prednct EJ H. Kepapal, two
others to b.e appointed, h : r '
Eleventh precinct Sarn R. Dowdle,
Alfred T. Furtado 'and David K. Kla-kona.-;
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Twelfth precinct W. S.: Nicholl. Ar
thur Collins and K; Kaholokula. : :
t. .Thirteenth precinct Horace Keku
ra, D. W. Napihaa and- J, Hale-
Fifteenth precinet-W. Ai Anderson.
J. Kalwa and d. O. Jacoba. yh'x
eixieenia aistnctueo.. o - .copper,
Seventeenth precinct H. T. Broder
Ick, J. B. Malulu and -P.- M. Kaluna.
Eighteenth; precinct J. P.'-Inaina,
Joseph Keawe' and J.. W.: Naehu. n
Nineteenth; precinct J: Kaalauoha,
R. . W.- Kamakahl and S. W.r Kahiona.
Twentieth precinct J. H.:. Mahoe,
H. II.- Ewaliko and E. K. Duvahchelle.
Twenty-first precinct Jas. ; OJ Mun
ro, J. D. Iakelf awe r and N. R. : Pa-
Twenty -second :. precinct Emit : ITan
Til, J. K. Kalnuwai and A. J. Kauhal
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Second Representative v District
West' Hawaii, i ; -r;'.i
: First precinct Ernest K. Akina, J.
IC UarboUle- and Herman KeUlklpL
Second precinct Palmer. P. "Woods,
Chat.i K. Stlllman" Sr.' and Arthur
Akina. v .. --v
Third precinct WinVKaanaanaa, D.
W. Kawai and one -to be appointed
' Fourth precinct E. M Muller, Hair
thew Kane and Herman Kunewa.,
Fifth precinct Thoa. Alu, I? C
Child and Chas. Wahinano, v. . '
Sixth preclncr R. ' WassniAn; J. S
K. Leleiwl and vp.-,Kahafflaumi.
Seventh precinct Henry. Green welL
Z. F. Kalakuokamaile ' and R. P. Na
Eighth precinct L. P. Lincoln, Geo.
K; Apela and Samuel K. KaalaliL r
Ninth; precinct W, H,: G. Arner
mann, Joseph Holl and R. N. Ka-
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Tenth precinct F. C. Eaton,, Chaf.
Akiu and L. Kawelu.
Eleventh . precinct Jas. P. Lino, J,
K. Hoopii and W . Jf. Lei naholo.
Twelfth preclnct-Sam Kamaipele-
Kane, jas. ts. loom and J. w. Faukea.
The benefit concert given by:. the
Kaumakapill Church to raise funds
toward the rebuilding of the old Mae
Mae Chapel on Wyllle street will be
held tomorrow night at the K of
T TTo 11 Kor4nnfncr .Man.thlH '
The following musical program will
be rendered:
Song .. Miss Evelyn Mahoe
Son Mrs. Alapai Luke
Vocal Solo Miss Keala
Carter accompanied by Ernest Kaai
Trto
Mrs. Keliana Bishaw and two others,
Duet,.Haryan Perry-and Lydia Hahoe
Piano Solo Mrs. W J). Westervelt
accompanied by Miss Lydia Jahan
Vocal Solo Miss Kahanamotcu,
nstrumental Selection
Kamehameha Glee Club
Dwet. .Messrs. McAulton and HosplI
Mandolia Solo Ernest Kaai
This program will be composed
argely of Hawaiian rongs, and will
give visitors a rare chance to hear the
music of the Islands. S. K. Kamaioplli
will be in charge. -
Mexico is soon to send a- delega
tion to select a site for the Panama
Pacific Exposition in 1915. 1
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the , case, however, that when' several
of the smaller governments were al
lies against " a common enemy, Jeal
ousies ' and internal dissentions, . or
else Inability to work out a sound
military policy, have resulted In great
lota of effectiveness. Unless Greece.
Servia. Monteneero and Bulgaria act
tn harmony, and carry out one plan
of - campaign, or - several i concerted
campaigns in unison, they will give
Turkey a chance to take them single
handed and probably to defeat each
in turn. ; -;-- .;"v
"Greece, or, rather," the. people of
Greece are aching for another chance
at Turkey, to try and retrieve some
of the prestige lost. Ia the last war.
While the- government" may be doing
everything possible to avert "war, ; ;it
looks from the newspaper accounts
as though war would be popular."
It is very probable that the United
States will send military observers -to
the Balkans if real warfare breaks
out. Some of these will undoubtedly
be sent from i the Atlantic stations,
and In the mean . time It la not un-
as they are, it is
well done, and
that counts.
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The only way the day's
nourish body nerves - and ; brain .. win proper ; food.
Grape-Nuts, in a high degree, furnishp just that nour
ishment essential to the aecomplishniett of great things,
because-it holds. in combination rebuiling elements1 for
all parts of the human system. 'Many
phosphate of potasli. and therefore tttf
tissues are starved.
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and the fixHl is so scientificaily madenat it agrees with-
evenone. -
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TRIMMED
On exhibition
HATS, and GOODS
SATURDAY, October 12. 'A I - ' v ::
HARRISON BLOCK
The Grace and
Good -Form of
"BENJAMIN
CLOTHES"
will impress you
at a glance, but it
takes wear to de
monstrate th c i r
real worth, ;
BENTAMIII
C LOT H E SM
loe their surpi:;
inj and- exquici:
finish to ;t!ic f-::
:that they arc tzz! 2
)by the hicucrtti!
ente d decin ziz
and. tailors and in
th cir own prcprr
ly equipped -vcrl:
rooms. '
Hely sa:J Officers . cf tl:i
ment, that the millUry attach . j .
some of the larger 'American L:
in continental Europe will t3
post haste 'to t the theater cf w;:
be on hand when tha curtila z' .
Royal Cafe,, .'Harrison' bloc!?, r
tanla -'street, opposite Flre :t;
Try us. v Everything the beat, at ;
ular prices. '
VANTZD.
A -first-class drer-ailng tziii.
; ply Room 21' Pxntbeoa
Gold, watch. Apply Mr. Ra;
. Hotel Laundry ; v
Yc-.r.
sMlUlNSn.
Dfckerson's, Hotel Majestic. Icprt
. domestic and ft f:ats, Chl.Tcn l:
lace yells. 'r ( k c:: I
DIckerson,The Lju!in3 linilnsr. Hatj
. designed and nade to order. - -
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the davi work .--;'
not anythuj else,
xork can te well done is to
other foods lack
brain and nerve
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the swell line ever shown here.
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