Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-22
Opposes Brown, Gear,
Vida And ChiIIingworth
For Office
.CATHCART COMPLIMENIED
But TnAYER ENDORSED
kAlAuokALANi, W. o. SMITH
AND M'CARTY FORM MIXED
SENATORIAL TICKET OF
CIVIC FEDS.

CIVIC FEDS.
The Civic Federation has finally
come out in the open and has an.
nounced the candidates whom it will
support and those IL will oppose. Il
claims that II has investigated their
records and upon this Il divides them
into three classes those IL endorses,
those IL opposes, and the rest. as fol.
lows:
Candidates Endorsed by the
Civic Federation
For the Territorial Senate - II.
Kalauokalani. G. J. Mccarthy. w. O.
Smith.
For Representative - Fourth Dis.
trict: A.D. Castro. John A. Hughes.
Ed. Ingham. II. A. G. Long, T.. W.
Quinn. w. Il. Rawlins. Fifth District:
s. =. Correa, II. w. Leleiwi, Ed. l..
Like, J. l.. Paoo, J. M Poepoe
For SHERIFF.. p. Iaukea.
For County Attorney w. W.
Thayer.
For County Treasurer r. II,
Trent. &
For County Clerk-D. Kalauoka.
iani Jr.
For County Auditor-James B,ck.
nell.
For Supervisor. at.Large - w. w.
Harris, +, X. Harvey
For County Supervisors 8. C.
Dwight, ]. j Fern. c. Hustace Jr.
Honolulu; J. Paele. KooIau: Andrew
Cox. Waianae and Waialua: Frank
Archer, John Defries, Eva,
For Deputy Sheriffs-W, p. lar.
rett, Honolulu: Frank Pahia. Koola,.
poke; l.. b. Nainoa, Kooiauloa: Oscar
Cox, Waialua; X. l., Gilliland. M. X.
Leieo. Waianae.
There are several cases In which n
word OF explanation with reference 10
the above list of endorsed candidates
Is called for. y 'III
The Federation deema the Office of
Sheriff the most important In this
campaign. The, recoHd az the presept
Sheriff Is glaringly evident and needs
no comment. The prostitution of the
police force from its Legitimate sphere
IL SO complete that II no longer
stands for public services. n has he.
come the personal political weapon
of It's chief. The one imperative civic
demand of the hour Is to overthrow
this corrupt. menacing political ma.
chine whif Is degrading and debauch
Ing our city.
There can be no question that the
nominee of the Republican conyen.
ton. Mr.. Catbcart. for County Attor.
ney IL by far the more capable criml.
nal lawyer of the two candidates for
this position. But he IL 80 complete.
ly identified with the Brown machine
that the interests of good government
demand the election of Mr.. Thayer.
The Federation finds Il an unpieas.
unit duty to drop from It's endorsed
list the name Of such IN excellent
public servant as Mr.. +. r. p. Water.
house. His record In the Legislature
was good and he should have been re.
tanned there. When the list of noml.
nees for Representatives from the
Fifth District Is scanned the action
OF the Republican Convention In fail.
Ing to put Mr.. Warehouse In nomina.
ton for Representative assumes the
dimensions Of civic treachery. He
should have been reNominated and he
could have been elected. But the ma.
chine took his name from this posi-.
lion In order to use his popularity ~
club to strike down Mr.. X. II. Trent,
the incumbent Of the ONCE. Mr.. Trent
has done superior service as County
Treasurer. and deserves reelection
ON his record rs rebuke to the ma
shine.
The Federation believes that Mes.
srs. NJ. q. X. Hopkins and G. II. Rose
are excellent candidates for the Of.
noes Tor which they have been named.
But the Civil Service Reform princi.
pie, defended for years by our honor
| cd president and pyprywhpra WidQlv