The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-11

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man who stands out prominently. a
man who can sweep the island in the
election
Frank Archer. in Hawaiian placed in
nomination Charlie Achi, for the short
term.
John Wise got busy again. He sec
onded the nomination of Achi. the man
who has helped him to get money from
all sides and who is of about the same
political integrity as Wise himself
Marcallino nominated Clarence Crabbe
for the short term, withdrawing his
name for the long term.
a motion of Harry Murray. the nom
nations be closed, was made
Ben Fabian brought up the question
of how many supervisors and senator's
should be allowed to come from the
same district Breckons passed the
buck. saying his main object was to
get the nominations all in.
Wanted Achi cinch.
John Wise again bobbed up. He
thought that although there is an IN
writ en- law concerning the number of
senators to be allotted to each party,
vet in view of the death of Senator
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have the short term senator and one
long term man, and the fourth two long
term men.
Marcallino arose to say that if that
were the sense of the convention, he
withdrew the name Of Crabbe as short
/ term senator and insisted on his nom
/ ination as long term senator, which
Wise hOoted at as unfair.
/ Harris moved that the rules be sus-
pended and the hour of closing the nom
! nations be made half past seven.
/ Geo. A. Davis wanted fair play #
/ the fifth was entitled to two senators,
/ it ought to get EN-, and if the fourth
/ should have two long term senators. It
should have its rights.
Douthtt moved to amend Harms mo-
ton to defer~action on nomination for
senator to seven-thirty. Harris accept
ed the amendment, and Breckons sug-
cestion to make the hour eight clock.
Davis threw a verbal fit, which, how
ever, had no effect, Breckons carrying
his point.
Breckons announced that the next
order of business was for the districts
To separate to make nominations for
the house He suggested that they draw
an imaginary line and he would, II they
desired, preside for both Of them. II
not, they could choose somebody else,
His suggestion was adopted.
Named for House.
II P. Wood nominated John K, Ka-
manouIu. Andrew T. Bright presented
the name of Robert II. Baker.
Woodward of the ninth Of the fourth
named Piianaia. Walker nominated
NarcaIlino. Bath named William VII
Hanson. Geo. Maka}ena was named
Norman Watkins was named. +. N
TilikaIani came next. Jimmie Boyd nam
cd A. st. c. Pianaia. T. P. Cooke nam"
FED Hiram Kol0moku. &C. Balientyne
named C. II. Brown. Sam Parker
nominee was NJ. :. Deponte- Geo. Da
Wis named f. 4. c. Long. !. A. Ken
na1v named Ed. Towse. Sam Walker
nominated 7. II. s. Kaleo. There were
t, M other nominations from the fourth
district
Then the fifth got busy.
panakalani named A L. Castle. Ed
die Fernandez was named by Judg,
, Hainoa Charles Kanekoa was named
F K. Alan named s P. Correa. WI
liam Isaac was nominated by Jane;
Kupihea. D. Douglas named NHIIan
Kane.
4. s. Kaleiopu was nom mated Isaac
named n T. Kaea. Colonel Knox arose
. 70 name Eli J. Crawford. Ruel Kin
npv was named. as was also s K. Ma
| hoe the old mar of Waialua. Franb
K Archer was named. Mr.. Pedro nonll
r. mated 8 K. Kanakaia. David ha1ha
orv,o5 1il,avise Solomon Mahelona
Deputy sheriff of Koohulos non'Aa'''