The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04
PRIMARIES HARD FOUGHT IN
MANY PRECINCTS YESTERDAY

lhls delegation goes in unpledged
Ninth of the Fourth.
Territorial Conventional. L. Crabbe,
u. t. Hansle, John T. Mitchell Paul
Smth. NO contest).
county Convention-Eugene K. AL
len 1913, elected; Arthur X. Arnold, rs;
;. l.. Aylett So, elected; s Decker. -:
Henry Espinda 81, elected; Ed. P.
f,ogarty 81, elected; A. V. Gear %,
elected; Chris. J. Holt 100, elected;
John kahoomiha. II; A. o. K. Kahulu-
ain, 10; Jack Kahunakala. IS: S. W.
kalelklEi, Il; J. w. Kawaipao. 70;
Robert D. King 90, elected; Sam Kipi,
-; II. H. Kohler 81. elected; Joe
kubey Sc, elected; John Marcallino
lo5. elected; John Mitchell. n: J. B.
tMuEholland, 81; Harry E. Murray 90,
elected; IF. F.. Newton So, elected;
George J. O'Neill 90. elected: Charles
Opunui, 81; S. w Parker, 10; Kalani
Peters. 60; c, W. Renear, IS; J. P.
Rego, so; J. X. Simonson. II; Arthur
J. Splitter. 81; Larry F.. Twomey SO.
elected; William l. Welsh 81. elected;
James p. Winnie. 70; Francis Wong
Leong, 10; Edward Woodward 80. elect
ed; r. H. Worrall 81, elected; George
S, Wright Sc, elected.
The voting was held at the central
fire station, and keen rivalry by fac
tons was manifested throughout the
voting hours. Even during the first
part of the counting of the ballots,
there was evidence of fractional strife.
which, however. gradually passed away,
as the counting ran SO close. When
all the ballots were counted, all fac
tons apparently had buried the Ratchet
and all sides apparently are agreed to
to get together for the good of the
party in the coming campaign.
Tenth of the Fourth.
In the tenth precinct of the fourth
! district, Pauoa, the victorious candi-
! dates for the county and district con
vention We're C. NJ. Bettencourt, S. X.
kaaumoana, David Kalama, John Ke,
A. X. Keao. A. Q. Marcallino. Andrew
McCabe, Eddie McCorriston, F. P. Me-
I Intyre, Frank c. Oliveira. Sam Walker,
j. H. Wise and A. Woodward.
! There were at the last election 46S
registered voters in this precinct. The
/ present Republican enrolment amount.
J ed to 26S Out of this number there
We're Yesterday 21s ballots cast, of
which a dozen or SO were thrown out
on account of fourteen, instead of thir-
teen. delegates to the county conven-
ton being voted for.
The vote was as follows: Ahaukue1a
81; r. n. Boyd, 90; c. NJ. Bettencourt
l04; Charles Gorreio, 81; Frank II. Eos
ter, 90: David Kaahanui, 81; S. K
Kaaumoana, 100; David Kalama 90;
sam Kanhi, So; John Ke, ia; \. K
keao, 104; William Knott, 10; John A
! Lucas, 60; John Mana, 50: John Mat
tos, 70; A. Q. Marcallino, III; Andrew
McCabe, %; Eddie NTeCorriston, l01
T. P. Mcintyre, los; Sam Nuuanu, rs;
Frank Oliveira, 96; 0. L. Sorenson, 81;
j. P. Souza, 95; Sam Walker, %; J. H
Wise, 1913; A. Woodward, 81.
The fight was between the Boyd
ticket and the Wise ticket, Wise him
self defeating Boyd by thirty votes.
The Boyd ticket was as follows
Ahaukelo, r. n. Boyd, Charles Correio
f. NJ. Foster, D. Kaahanui, Sam Kauhi
William Knott, ], Lucas, John Mana
John Mattos, Sam Nuuanu, O. L. Soren
son, Sam Walker.
The Wise ticket was: G. NJ. Betten
court, s. K Kaaumoana, D. Kalama
John Ke, A. K Keao, A. Q. Marcallino
A. McCabe, e. McCorriston, f. ?. Nc
Intyre, F. c. Oliveira, J. ?. Souza, J. Fl
Wise, A. Woodward.
Results were that but one Of tn
Boyd ticket was elected, all the rest o
the thirteen being Wise men.
On the ticket for the territorial con
vention, both Boyd men were defeated
Kahaunaele, Manu-, Kaleo and Kok,
were elected. The vote was as follows
Kahaunaele, 1870; Kahea, 9s; Kaleo
AS; Koko, ia; Loloihi, 50; Manu-, 167
First of the Fifth.
The first returns to come in las
night were those from Kaneohe, tn
first Of the fifth Here a tie in tn
county convention election was report
ed, ones and Kellett breaking ever
Henry Cobb Adams was elected for tn
territorial convention and Pahia wo
for the county, with his convento
innate in doubt David Watson wa
beaten Another election will have t
be held to settle the Kaneohe diyis OF
Fifth of Fifth.
Waialua Territorial Conventional
, s Mahaulu, Albert Kaukana, job
, Jones Duarte.
County Observation-Disclosures E. Co,
. lDscar Cox, S. K. Mahoe, ". W. Coco
ale, Edward Hore. Manuel Souza. job
l.. Kalau. Charles Kukea. Ruel Kline,
Clifford Kimball-
This election was unanimous.
Seventh of the Fifth.
This was another peaceful preeine
ithe following going in without oppos
tion:
; Territorial onventiou-George Rer
Iton.
County Convention-George T. Rer
ton. Thos. O Dowda. F. f. Greenfiel(
!Joe Fernandez. David Douglas.
Eighth OF the Fifth.
One candidate got on the ballot j
the Aiea precinct who probably wishe
that he hadn I. Sixtv-three voters AZ
peared TO select ten ont of the eleve1
delegates and only nine of them vote
l for the one who got it in the neck
/ who was Refs.
i Mikalemi and Scovile were electe'
= for the territorial convention. TIL
ether elections were:
Il Archer 50. Arnold SO; Defries, 80
Kane. IS; NAH, 50: McKeague, 50
NcNallv 50; Nawaakoa. "a; Travis -
"a