The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14
PRECINCT CLUBS
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/ Harry Haaakahl, assistant secretary:
KeIHinulama Naku. treasurer: ]. W.
! smfthies. Sam KahauIeIio and c. l.
KAPPA, Judges: VIM. OIepau s. Kanalu.
George Ksea. r N. Duncan and Mo-
reno Hula. executive committee.
TENTH OF THE FIFTH.
/ The stevedores, who are claimed in
the Crabbe interest. turned out strong
| " at the club meeting of the Fifth.
Here the Crabbe ticket is headed by d
young man named VIM. J. Finnegan
With him are these candidates: First
vice president. jog REGARD: second
secretary, VIM. K. Isaac; assistant
secretary, Chas. Au: treasurer. VIM
Mahuka: judges. Eddie Kealoha. D.
kunlukau and Natias Nelson: executive
committee. Moses Kamakoa. Charles
kanekoa. George Kaolopa. 2. X. KiIa
and ". H. Kealakai.
The Brown ticket is: President. $ |
Maielua Pahia: first vice president. J. |
X kanepuu: second vice president.
Chang Chan; secretary. Eugene Aiu; |
assistant secretary, Chas. Kumukahi: |
treasurer, D. H. Akiwai; judges. c. a. |
Bishaw, r. p Reuter- c. Kane; execu- |
tive committee. Chas. Kanekoa, A X. |
Naipo. Chas Opunui, VIM Kaka, s. B. |
Mahelona.
NINTH OF THE FOURTH.
There was the promise of a very
pretty scrap in the Ninth of the I
Fourth. which is Brother Jim Quinn's /
heritage Of the classic ground of Ka-l
kaako. TWO tickets appeared here, one
headed by Brother Jim himself. who
said that he did not want to run at
all. For the other Charlie Roster APP
peared as the leader. Charlie, how
ever. is not in good order as to his
strict party affiliations, and il was said
moreover that sam Johnson had sent
him down there to beat Jim. So. when
the records of the county committee
" ere produced that showed where
Roster had been read out of his party
for Civic Federation affiliations in the
last campaign, he was declared not a
member of the club with great enthu-
siasm. This removed the top of what
was intended to be an opposition tick
ct, and although the balance of thei
ticket was named it was headless
thing The Quinn ticket placed in
nomination as whole. follows:
President. J. c Quinn; first vice
president. John K. Kamanoulu; second
vice president. John Aea; secretary,
Sam Pupuhi: assistant secretary, John
kaaua: treasurer. Sam Oneha: judges
of election, Job Bachelor, Solomon Ka- .
Richard Ludloff; executive
committee Hawai- George. Dick Pa
raewa, Apaki Manuwai, David koo,
Milo Manuwai.
NINTH OF THE FIFTH
There were two tickets in the field
last night in the Ninth Precinct Of the !,
Fifth district, and two tickets went,
to be voted on next Friday. This cleo
ton is for officers of the Precinct Club
Of that precinct
One ticket was nominated by Harry
von Holt. as follows: President. a. st.
9. Pii4naia: first vice president, H. F.
Kapaki: second vice president. A ".
Sea bury: secretary, L. K. Lane: as
sistant secretary. Carl Ontai: treasurer.
E. T. P. Waterhouse: judges, Lyle A.
Dickey VIM. F. Paikuli, VIM. AHA;
executive committee. B. H kelokolio, T
a. Macintosh B. X. Kane, S. l. ka-
he. Kaaihue. Il
Then Colin Campbell placed the fol- p
OWNS, ticket in the field: President, !.
J 5. KaIakiela; first vice PRESIDENT
Herman Meek; assistant secretary. W. :
H. Keawe: judges. c. H. Dfckey. G. G. :
xopa: executive committee, Coin
campbell Kanika.
There was a full ticket nominated,
but all withdrew excepting those given
n the Kalakiela interest
Just before the nominations closed r
Kalakiela stated his position. He said !
hat Sheriff Brown had completely ig-
7ored him as Deputy Sheriff. elected '
oy the. people, as was Brown Also
When appointments to the force were
made. Kalakiela was not consulted and }
lis own selections were turned down '
He had not even the power to release +
prisoners. when that should be done,
and the Sheriff had even gone so far '
as to post q notice that only he
Brown and his assistant Vida had Z
he authority to make orders for such
-eleases. He said that on this account
lie meant to fight Brown from start TO
inish from the no1nfna ting meetings
or precinct officers to election day
Mr.. Won Holt also made little L
speech. He said that kalak1ela had
made a certain promise to support Ger =
ain elements. DlE AaQ DichEAl H. -
nan who would break a political prom Z
Sc should not head a ticket. He asked >
IL present TO elect men who had the ;
interest Of the precinct at heart the Il
ight against KalakieIa was not against
lis record as an officer.
SEVENTH OF THE FIFTH
There will be two tickets. Of course
n the Seventh of the Fifth, but con-
rary to expectations there was not
much Of fight there, although the
ida and Nahelona factions did finally c
.old their meetings all in one. 1t seems
hat MaheIona took hfty-six henchneh
md marched to the place where the
ida meeting was being held and liter :,
lily captured the gathering The new :,
precinct roll book, prepared by Maize =
ona at the order of the Chairman OF
he County Committee, was opened =
nd Vida. as the reports go. seemed 10 .
all