The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-21
MAC SPENT
MONEY like A
DROKBN SAILOR
THAT Is IF HIS CAMPAIGN EN-
PENsE ACCOUNT Is COMPARED
WITH OTHER CANDIDATES
Who said the Democrats had no

Who said the Democrats had no
money?
Judging from the amount of money
put out by +. b. Mechanism i'm maxi
ing his campaign for delegate to Con-
gress during the recent campaign, some
Of the Unterrified had ample funds
The Democratic standard bearer has
filed his report of election expenses
with the Secretary and it shows that
the political whirl of McClanahan cost
SS75.3O sum that is likely to prove
the largest Of any candidate.
The following is the statement from
McClanahan Statement of Election
expenses incurred during the campaign
of 1906 by me and my agent and the
committe acting for or on my behalf
as candidate of tie Democratic party
for delegate to Congress:
Nomination deposited. .........S % 90
Subscription and support of news
paper, The Leader. 25 90
Personal expenses incurred during
tour of island of Kauai, includ-
ing hack hire, steamer fare, SER
vices of interpreted and board
and lodging. ..................... PIG go
Wireless to Palmer Woods. $50
Personal expenses during tour
of Hawaii, Maui and Molokai
including hack hire, steamer
fare, services of interpreter
and board and lodging. ...... Ali 40
Use of gasoline launch from
Kailua ........................ 2O.OO
Wireless from T. ]. Ryan and
publication of affidavits, etc. 20. Al
Campaign buttons, printing of
circulars, envelope and postage 100 90
Interpreters service on Oahu. 20 90
Sundry items of board and lodg-
ing during tour of Oahu....... 600
bldl % 10 81
AS ma,er of contrast the list of ex-
! penses of Charles X. Motley who was
the Home Rule rival of MeClanahan is
reproduced, personal expenses to Hfo
$3.50; carriage hire to Kalapana $3.50;
carriage hire to Olaa 81. so; passage to
Maui $500; carriage hire, Maui $19; pas
sage to Honolulu, $500; train to Laie
and back $500; total $50. so.
The list of expenses incurred by
Prince Kuhio the Republican candi-
date who was elected delegate have
not been received at the office of the
secretary so a comparison of the cost
of defeat and the price of victory can
not be given.
By the side of McClanahan's expenses
the list turned in by ]. Fl. S. Raleo a
legislative candidate from the Fourth
district is insignificant. KaIeo's ex-
penses were nomination fee $25; per-
! sonal expenses 500; printing and adj
vertising $3.50, total $515O
The following lists of campaign ex-
penses were also filed this morning
with Chief Clerk Buckland Of the Sec
retarys office:
From Palmer p. Woods senatorial
candidate from the First District. CHa-
: waiD: Filing nomination papers. $25;
salary of runner, s.; salary of watcher,
IS; travelling expenses, $500; incidentaIs.
$50; total $165
From E. L. Like, representative can
didate from Fifth District, Oahu
Filing nomination papers, $25; printing
cards, &c. total, $50.
From Jesse Uluihi, representative
candidate Fourth District Oahu: Fill
| ing nomination papers, $25; travelling
expenses 80; total, $27.
From Charles Broad, senatorial can
didate, Third District (C'ahu): Filing
Nomination papers, $25; personal ex-
penses, $3.50; printing and advertising,
So; total, $3.50.