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EVENING DtJLLETIN, HONOLULU,
T It., MONDAY; SEPT. 12, 1010.
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MONDAY
.SEPTEMBER 12, 1910
In our day it appears as tho strug
gle of free men to gain and hold the
right of self-government as against
the special interests, who twist the
methods of free government into ma
chinery for defeating the popular
will
I stand for the square deal. But
when I say that I am for the square
deal I mean not merely that I stand
for fair play under the present rules
of the game, but that I stand for
having these rules changed so as to
work for a more substantial equality
of opportunity and of reward for
equally good service.
This means that our governments,
national and state, must be freed
from the sinister influence or control
of special interests. Theodore
Roosevelt.
Hvpubllcnn ilelcsntcn lime done
well tlittx far Ijet tho good work
Kii on
Kriiicinlier tho Importance of tho
organization In carrying tho part) to
victor)
All Itrimbllcunft should now innko
Hit niHchra members of a great (Jet
Together ilub
i:ldcntly the Democratic party Is
revolting ngaliiHt boss nilo by I'orpct
tml Candidate McCandless. . .
It Is obvious that the people, do not
take .my stock In the petty attacks
that lino been mado on John Wise.
Tuft should feel happy for o
thing. When anything goes. wrong-In
financial circles. It Is now the habit
to blame It all on Itooseelt
A Washington dispatch says-llmt
Morgan and Rockefeller are no long
er contributors to the Republican
campaign fund. This Is n sign of
Republican victory In the Kail elections
ever been tho subject of more lclous
attacks Ills olcctlon last year was
In tho nature of a vindication by tlio
people Ills election this year will be
an expression of tho confldonco nnd
Intelligence of tho voters, who, when
Ihey get n good man In ofllce, liavo
enough sense to keep him thcro.
If tho Republican party Is honest
In Its asserted 'friendship for tho
public schools. It will give tho needs
of the schools first claim upon thq
revenues of tho Territory This
claim can be permanently established
In one way and only one, namely, by
levying a specific tux to satisfy tho
school appropriation This Is tho
method followed throughout the main
land of the United States It Is thor
oughly American It Is progressive
nnd fully within the "traditional
American lines."
, dipt Robert Parker has made
short work of tho evil gossip set on
foot by enemies of tho Republican
pnrt Capt I'arker will support the
ticket and tho man who defeated him
for tho nomination. That Is this ear's
Republican spirit
In going over tho events of tho past
tow wieks it appears that tho people
Itnvo won nut in every Instanco whero
they liavo been forced to discipline
bosses And tho 11 tl 1 1 0 1 1 n as usual
lias been closo to the people and voic
ing lliilr successful cause
Cecil Drown Is a man of proved
legislative capacity, a son of Hawaii,
n represcnlntivo business man and an
able Iaw)cr who will carry the sup
port of an overwhelming majority of
tho Island of O.ihu voters What
inoro tin you want in a Senator and a
voto-gcttcr
MANYACCIDENTS
The Interstate Com
merce Commission gives
the total number of
casualties to passen
gers on railways for
the year ending June
30, 1909, as follows:
Killed, 253; injured,
10.311. During the pre
ceding year the record
was: Killed. 381; in
jured, 11,550.
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Maine Is today custlng ballots In
oilo of the most nggresslvcly fought
ntnto campaigns that has been hold
for twenty-llvo years Mr l'Inlsted,
tho popular Democratic candidate, for
(Invcrnor Is tho son of Governor
rialstcil, tho only Democrat elected
lo tho olllco of Chief Kxccutlvo ulnco
tho war.
Although not conducting an ag
grcsulvo campaign in behalf of Mayor
I .ami as against Mr Hustace, tho
II tl I I o 1 1 n Iihh ugrccd with those
who bollvvrtl that Mr Iino made such
a good run last year he was entitled
to renpmlnntlon We are highly
pleasel (hat .Mr Ijiuh Is to be the
standard bearer, and not the least
gratlfjlng feature of the situation Is
tho square light imidn nnd manly spir
it shown by Mr Hustace Thorn should
bo no fiirtlomil left-overs this year,
iiml iho uiixt chief okocullvo of tho
(Illy of Honolulu will bo Mayor lnuu
i -ii hi i Jin
lli'iiniulimilon of Cll itiul ('mini)
Alliiiney I'HlliUflll ti) a Hiiiililinniis
Vttt I" mi limlililil til Hie llHpiililliau
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THE GOOD WORK WELL BEGUN.
When Republicans get down to bus
iness they mako things move In tho
right sort of style
Tho work of tho County Convention
sho)vs that the party Is In excellent
shape this jear It has bad its trou
bles, Its period of Indifference and Its
iperlcnco with the would-bo bosses
It has been tho medium for some very
tharp nnd somowlmt bitter contests
Hut when Qne considers tho result
of the deliberations of tho two hun
dred and nineteen delegates In the
County convention, nnd tho good spirit
that prevailed throughout tho 'scs-
stongjthoro Is -every reason to be
enthusiastic over the outlook
Tho convention has named a good
ticket, The. -candidates nro capable
men. The tfltalM of tho City and
County wjll Vi, handled by them with
good judgment and honestly What's
more, thq Republican nominees are
good vote getters.
TO say that a man Is a good vote
getter, Is, In the estimation of somo
of our high browed fellow citizens,
not necessarily to his credit Theso
high brows appear to bo obsessed
with an idea that the men deserving
the favor of the people In govern
mental matters are tho Individuals
who for three hundred and sixty
days, pay absolutely no heed to pub
lic affairs except to grumblo over
what ought to be, nnd for tha remain
ing live dayB, dabblo a llttlo In pol
itics, pose as persons of Importance
who should bo recognized and then
complain because they find that In
thoBo five days they cannot Inspire
public confidence In themselves or
what they represent Such persons
may find fault with the Republican
ticket. They may sneer when It Ib
said that tht! Republicans liavo a
ticket of vote getters They are de
serving of sympathy It tho affairs
of tho people wero loft In their hands,
the graflars would hold high carnival
Candidates who will rcprcsont tho
party in tho city campaign are well
known. Many of them liavo good rec
ords In the public service, and all
have held positions that have, proved
them to be entitled to tho confidence
of tho people
With Lano nt tho head of tho ticket,
antl with the slato as a whole mado up
of men who have boon testid nnd
found worthy, thoro should bo no un
certainty of tho outcomo for the Re
publican party this fall
From tho mayoralty down, tho can
vass for tho nominations has bcon
carried on so that all tha candidates
nnd till their supporters cun be weld
ed Into a splendid campaigning force
to carry the whole ticket to victor)
If the good work und tho good spirit
of tho County convention Is carried
on to tho District Convention, the Re
publican party will have Its own way
(his year It will devorvo the ton
tldencu of Iho people
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In which every member of the party
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eqchr Republican recognizes bis re
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ticket,.
Unless the. convention baa succeed
ed In deceiving everyone, the Rcpub
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will have the enthusiastic support and
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This means Hint tho natural Re
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That means Republican victory nt
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Hen Knchu, u Hawaiian tllid sud
deal) this morning nfler a fit of
coughing, an autops) will bo itcrform-
til this nftcrnoon and tho causo of
death looked Into
Powers, llko men, look anything
but attractive when they go to ucoel.
(Continued from Page 1)
Called to Order.
"According to Instructions from
tho Territorial Central Committee, 1
now call this convention to ordor,"
stnted Atkinson when the dclcgutes
linil taken their seats. "I would ask
for nominations for n, temporary
chairman and sccrctnr) "
Tho nominations quickly followed,
and Alfred Cooper and Clnrcnca
Crnbbc wero olected ns officers.
"With tho permission of tho con
vention," remarked Atkinson, "I will
extend tho courtesies of the platform
to tho Governor, tho Delegata and
Mr, llolstcln, tho Republican nation
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al committeeman," llolstcln took-hls
seat upo lithe platform, but tho Del
egate and Governor did not appear.
The threo committees wero ap
pointed b) tho chair upon tho mo
tion of Atkinson, n flvo minutes re
cess being taken until tho personnel
of tho committee wereeeloctcd,
The session of tho credentials com
mittee practically consumed ttiq
morning scssi.ii. of the convention,
the committee sitting for over an
hour In deliberation Upon report
ing, the committco findings showed
that George Rcnton wns not qualified
to sit ns a delegate, having been a
member of the County nnd District
Convention.
Ilcforc the convention adjourned to
son, Chairman Crabhe stnted that It
would ho In ordor for tho district
delegations to nominate their repre
sentatives on the Territorial Control
Committee, nnd before adjournment
the time of caucuses of tho district
delegations were announced.
Tho caucus of the Ilourth District
resulted In the nomination of T II
l'ctrle, John C. J.nno, W. II, Hoogs.
A. I, C. Atkinson, A. D. Cooper anil
Clarence Crabho as the members of
tho Territorial committco for that
district
Tho roll call showed (hat thero
wero 127 delegates present and ready
for work
It Is considered extremely piohnblc
that Alfred Cooper will bo named ns
Secretary of tho Territorial Central
Committed!., his election to Hint Im
portant office being considered n nat
ural result of his election as secro
tary of the convention.
Vnr the county organization In Iho
cnnipnltrn It Is almost certain that
Robert Shingle will bo named ns
chalrmnn of tho County Committco
with W. W. Harris as secrctn y, mean
ing that Harris would have thu nc
tlvo management of tho campaign us
socrctnry of tho committco.
Thero Is a disposition among the
candidates who have been nomlnutcd
by the County Convention to caucus
nnd express tho prevailing sentiment
In regard to tho personnel of tho part
management, .
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(Continued from Page 1)
by those who uro in direct charge of
the ciirrlng out of tho reception
planned nnd ever) thing inn Import
ance was decided upon
The complete program will bo pro
pniod thu afternoon and copies duly
cmbosf " "i tho great seal of tho
To- 't l be presented to (ho
I t-
Karly t' orrow morning Iho party
Is -rctf I to nrrlvo nnd ns tho Man
r w I sail for San Kranclsco hi
tho -.icuoon tho da) will bo a busy
one
After being met nt quarantine, by
tho Chinese consul nnd aides tln
Prince and party will ho met at tho
dock by tlto members of tho reccii
Hon committee, composed of Secro
tary Motf Smith. Admiral cci nnd
olonel Schti)ler, nnd will bo escorted
to the I'nlnco for tho reception by
Governor Kienr by contingents of both
military nnd nnval services or tho
United 8tatcs ns well ns ho a com
pan of National Guard and Dcrger's
band,
rrom tho Palace tho party will go
to Young Hotel and thero tho official
calls of Governor Frear nnd others
will ho mado o ntho I'rlnco nnd party
Aflor this tho naval and military cs
tnbllshmenL In Honolulu will bo vis
lied nrid. Insoectccl. In company with
jocal officials i
MIST
TRIAL TODAY
One of tho most Indecent cases
which has come before tho Federal
Court recently Is that on trial today
In which Manuel C Costa, married, Is
charted with violation of the Ed
mund's Act
Tho wouinn In tho case Is Isabella
Ruposo, who several months ugo tried
to commit suicide In Costa's hack
On tho stand this morning alio told
In detail of the relations she had had
with Costa and of tho phicos thoy
had stayed In Honolulu, Coslu oven
laklng her to bis own homo whon his
wlfn was awny
Questioned, on the point of trying
to commit eulcldo she said that slio
had obtained a divorce from her for
mer husband In order to, marry Costa
und then he abandoned her. Hhq was
tired of life when ho told her that
The case will go to tho Jury late
this afternoon, those composing this
body being 3 H fox, M l Webb,
f J MtCnrtby, O Omitted, 1 II
Ileailln, Charles. OlriHer, H (' Halt!
win, I) J Ciisliman, I) V 'I brum. II
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