Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-26
kAEA, H. VIDA and
CA7HCART OPPOSED
Civic Federation Also
Practically Endorses
IS0i Notes

The Civic Federation has finally Is.
sued its manifesto, as follows.
TO the Electors OF the County Of
Oahu:
In political campaign the duty of
civic federation is to do for the In.
dividual voter what he is unable to do
for himself--that is. as far as possible
to ascertain the fitness of the several
candidates for Office and report the re-
suits of the investigation to the pub
lie. The Civic Federation of Honolulu
has endeavored to fulfil this duty. 1t
makes no claim to infallibillty. It
has given time. patient thought. and
careful study to all the names present.
ed for the suffrages of electors. and
congratulates the community on the
marked Improvement in the general
character of the candidates named by
the various parties over those put In
nomination at the last election. II
positively opposes but three men. as
will be seen below. and approves many
more than it was able to in 1906.
LIST OF CANDIDATES ENDORSED
AND BELIEVED TO BE WORTHY
OF, ELECTION.
Senators-F. r. Harvey, T.. Hen
riques, j. A. Hughes, d. NJ. Kupihea,
T. w. Quinn. L. NJ. Watson
Representatives. Fourth District-A.
d. Castro, J. c. Cohen. Z. A. Douthitt,
ID. Kahanamoku. ]. s. Kahoohalahala,
J. Kamanoulu, 4. A. c. Long, d. Ma
huahua, X. Pahau, +. X. Rathburn,
X. W. Single.
Representatives, Fifth Districts.
p. Correa. A. s. Kaleiopu. d. Kamahu,
c. Kaulakukui, l.. Keawepooole, X.
Kinney, NJ. Kuikahi, L. Like, f. B.
Mikalemi
Mayor-The Federation regrets that
1t can not endorse any of the candi-
dates for Mayor. The first Mayor of
the City and County of Honolulu
should be leading citizen, who gives
promise Of wise, honest, and efficient
conduct of the city's business. In
the opinion of the Federation none of
the candidates All these qualifications.
The Civic Federation denounces that
provision of the Honolulu municipal
act which provides that the Mayor
shall not engage in any outside bust
ness, as 1t effectually prevents the Sc.
curing of Mayor from among the nc.
tice and practical business men.
SheriH-C. p. Iaukea, w. p. Jar
rctt. J. Wise.
While endorsing Mr. Iaukea because
of the good record he has made, the
Civic Federation wishes to record its
disapproval of the course pursued by
him In becoming an independent can
ddate after having stated that he
would not stand for reelection.
Deputy Sheriffs-Honolulu. J. NJ
Monsarrat. G. II. Rose; Koolaupoko. +.
Pahia; Koolauloa, l.. X. Naone; Eva,
j. Fernandez; Waialua, o. Cox; Wal.
anae, X. l.. Gilliland.
Treasurer-R. II. Trent, II. Won Holt.
AUDITOR Bicknell
Clerk-D. Kalauokalani, Jr
Superyisors-W. AHA, w. Aylett, A.
L. Cox, +. lnEham, ID. Kalauokalani.
Sr., w. A. Kane, A. Kekai, d. Logan,
w. II. Mcclellan, J. X. Paele, j. C.
Quinn. NJ. Z. Silva. N. Watkins.
CANDIDATES OPPOSED.
For Representative, Fifth District
G. Kaea
The above candidate has been con-
yicted Of various violations of law.
For County Attorney. w. Cath.
cart.
The charges now standing against
this candidate before this community
are OF such nature, are supported by
such evidence, and are so strengthened
by the utterly inadequate reply made
by Mr.. Cathcart himself, that the Fed.
GRAFTON does not see how any patriotic
elector can vote for him, and believes
that good citizens should oppose his
election. 1t Is also of the oponion that
his conduct of his Office during the
past two years wholly disqualihes him
from reelection.
For Supervisor-H Vida.
The former record of this candidate
as police officer should cause his de.
feat for this important office.
The Federation earnestly repeats its
advice to voters to support, In all
cases, regardless of party, all candi-
dates who are up for reelection who
ere believed to have done faithful and
good service.
IT, before election day, any further
light be shed upon the records OF the
candidates calling for changed action
on the part of the Federation, due no
tice will be given through the daily
papers.
For the Executive Committee,
z. X. MYERS,
Acting President.
Committee on Legislation and Public
Servants,