The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-01
PRIMARY STATES
ARE BROKEN
REPUBLICANS TO VOTE TOMOR-
ROW FOR TERRITORIAL AND
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
NEW TICKETS IN THE SECOND
OF THE FOURTH.
Lively Time In the Seventh of the
Fifth-Harmony the Rule in Other
Precincts

Except in the Second Precinct of the
Fourth District and the Seventh of the
Fifth, ali appears to be harmonious in
the Republican party locally, in the
preparations tor the primaries tomor-
row evening, In the Second Precinct
of the Fourth, all states appear to have
been hopelessly sma5 shed, and new
tickets are being made up all round.
It is "all off" with the club slate as a
slate, judging by the actions of cam
paigners today, and charges are being
bruited about of Intentions to knife
this, that and the other man,
A new printed ticket made its ap-
pearanCe today, emanating from the
Earnest Patriot element, 1t is said
10 have come from some of those who
were in the compromise by which the
Precinct club put up a slate, and its
appearance, with the other tickets in
the field, indicates that the election
will be free-for-all contest States
are no longer of much account, appar-
emily, and it looks very much like ev-
cry man for himself. On the new tick
ct the names of b. H. Wright, j. Kea,
II. j. King and w. T. Rawlins appear
instead of Jonah Kumalae, j. H. Fish
er, Lorrin Andrews and T. F. Lansing,
as compared with the club ticket.
The ticket contains the following
names: Territorial Conventions: w. T.
Rawlins, j. w. Jones, A ]. Campbell,
c. B. Wilson, j. Kea, r, w. Aylett, b.
H. Wright, j. Kamanoulu, T. ]. King.
District Committee: J. j. Belser, j.
Hustace, Jr., John Ouderkirk, f. j.
Kruger, G. B. Mcclellan, Daniel LO-
gan, H. e. Murray, ]. Lucas, M A.
Gonsalves, Ioela Keakalii, F. Manoha,
George Smithies, Joseph Richards, M.
K. Makekau, e. K. Rathburn, d. K.
Keanu, j. Wallace, c. H. Ramsay,
Charles Ziegler.
Still another ticket has made it's APP
pearance. 1t is called the "TaX-pay-
ers' Ticket" and contains the following
names for the Territorial convention:
r. w. Aylett, c. B. Wilson, ]. Kuma-
lac, T. F. Lansing, A. ]. Campbell,
Lorrin Andrews, J. K. Kamanoulu, j.
p. Cooke and w. T. Rawlins.
For the district convention, the Tax
payers ticket contains the na'ueS of
r. w. Aylett, j. Kumulae, j. K. Ka-
manaoulu, G. e. Smithies, Charles Zei-
gler, M K. Nahalau, c. Croizer, F. Mo-
noha, ]. Lucas, c. Hustace, Jr., f. ].
Kruger, John Ouderkirk, T. j. King, l..
c. Ables, S. b. Rose, Daniel Logan, F,
J. Lowrey, H. E. Murray and c.. 3. Will
son.
In the Seventh Precinct of the Fifth
District it is war to finish between
the opposing factions. Winston and
Sims are leaders of one side, and Nc
Cants Stewart, Henry and Clark are
in the other camp. The voters from
Kalihi Camp will be an important fac
tor and it is charged that there is a
program to vote a lot of them who are
not really Republicans.
The warning factions in the ReDub-
lican party of the Fifth Precinct of the
Fourth District have come together on a
compromise ticket TO be voted for at the
primarily election from to s o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The precinct
runs from Beretania street to the Har-
Dor, and from Richards street to Ala
pai and South and includes KakaakO.
Captain Sam Johnson through his posi-
ton as superintendent of the garbage
service and his control of government
vehicles to carry voters to the precinct
polling places is supposed to control
practically all of the ma tive vote OF the
district, which is a very large prOpOr-
tion of the whole. o. c. Swain repre-
scented the business element of the
precinct in the compromise. The slate
agreed on as a compromise, it is eX-
pected will be the only one voted at
the primary On this slate the john
son faction is represented by w. H.
Coney and Keohokii for Territorial
delegates and the business element by
o. C. Swain. For the District commit
tee the Johnson faction is represented
boy Mike Harvey, Sam Kali Nahora
Hipa and Sam Johnson, and the busi-
ness element by e. A. r. Ross and e.
r. Chaplin.