The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
CliffordKimban and Harry Murray
Among Latest TO Announce
Their Candidacy.
CONTEST FOR SENATORSHlPS
Al. Castle Urged to Be Candidate
for City Attorney, but Wants
TO Run for House.
lFrom wednesdar 5 Advertiser.l J

(From Wednesday s Advcrtiser.)
Now the talk is Of politics and can
didates, the fever of the primaries
having died away, leaving the citizens
cool TO look over the field. The pros
peet is not bright one and, as stated
by leading politician yesterday: "The
only hopes for Republican victory in
November lies in nominating an abso-
lutely clean ticket that Republicans
will not have an excuse to scratch. Once
let the scratching commence and the
party will have less after January fret
next than it has now"
The clean ticket men are now in the
majority; what will be the case on Sat
urday remains to be seen. Pressure
and offers of money are being made on
a number of the men who fought and
won under the Andrews banner and
what the effect is TO be is by no means
certain.
'The haole missionaries threw An
drews down, said prominent Hawai-
ian Yesterday, "what do we want to
stick TO him for when we can get some
thing for doing the other thingf Our
leader Is uOL III lut NUuh NALAbAs " u
can not help him. What difference does
II make now what we dot If the Ma.
noa missionaries used money, it must
be all right for the others to use 1t,
especially when it is being offered
through the very same man as spent the
missionary money"
All of which goes to show that some
things done are now commencing TO
leak out.
In the Field
A number of good men are in the
field for nomination, while there are
others not so good and some who should
have their political aspirations cut OH
as quickly as possible.
Yesterday Clifford Kimball announe-
ed his candidacy for nomination to the
board of supervisors, to take the place
from Waialua to be vacated by Cox,
who is a candidate for sheriff. Kim
ball is one of the best known young
men in the county, with host OF
friends and with an absolutely clean
record. He is the kind of man Homo
lulu needs in her government.
w. W. Hoogs is another business mar
whose presence on the board would
helm make it something other than the
laughing stock it has been, and IN the
same class is John Waterhouse, prae'
teal man of affairs.
NJ c. Amana, a trusted employe OF
Bishop & Co., is favored by many OF
the delegates from the fifth; G. &
James has large following and VII
bring a united delegation TO supper
him from the ninth of the htth, whll'
David Douglas of Eva, blacksmith o
the Eva Plantation, is said to hav
H,- mn
to be strong in the country district
for election should the nomination b
given him.
Among the new aspirants for super
yisorial honors is Harry Murray. Mul
raw has been prominent in Republica
working circles for a number of year
and Yesterday announced his intentIo
of trying to coin popularity into votes
w. W. Harris will run for nomination
as will also all the members of tn
present board with the possible exeeI
lion Of Kane, who is said to have as
piratons to become a member of IN
legislature Sam Dwight, who grace
the board during the Hustace regim,
is also said 10 be willing to 60 bac
for another two years work.
Urging Castle to Run.
Pressure is being brought to bea
upon A. L. Castle 10 allow his name
90 in IN nomination for city attorne
I'M opposition 70 that Of John Cathcar
Castle is a most popular man, risin
young attorney and a candidate wi
could bring to the party all the ind
pendent votes that Cathcart viii dri'
away. In view Of the fact that u
Democrats viii have either Watson
Thayer in the field, II Is thought
many that the unopp0sed nominate,
Of Cathcart would only present Il
Democrats with another office. Cast
would poll the full Republican vote
he were nominated, while II Is believe
that the majority Of the delegat
would welcome o chance 10 make Cat
cart keep his word and keep ont Of d
running.
williamson for the House
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OF as ono 0f the candidates from 4
fourth for ihe house lle has be
public service as ihe member of co
missions ana boards but has never D.
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