Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-04
P0EP0E OUT FOR
COUNTY ATTORNEY


the office. In case he Is defeated at
the convention, he said, he was Will
ing to support the victorious and
lucky one. Further than that he
would not say much.
Owing to the inciement weather
which prevailed last week. the poll
ticians ai:d their managers have
been unable to get together and dis
cuss the political conditions of the
day. Those who left town have no.
returned, and therefore their reports
OF the outside situation will not be
known for a day or so.
Pending their arrival, however.
the prospective candidates for diff
ferent political positions are getting
busy themselves by meeting the peo-
pie and explaining to them what
they intend to do II nominated and
elected in November.
Supervisor VIM. Il. Aylett stated
the other day that he was out for
the same position which he now
holds. should he fail to get the
nomination. then he says he is pau
with politics for good.
II am out for supervisor" said
Aylett when interviewed by Blu J.
letin man. IF can not get the
nomination for that position, then /
am pau with politics. want to be
with the people right here in the
Board of Supervisors, where | think
| can do more for them than | could
were | to run for the House.
why" continued he, up there
In the Legislature ! can not do much
good for the people. Suppose we
pass bill for certain appropria-
lions. That same appropriation can
be blocked by the Territorial gov
eminent officials, after the Lcgisla-
ture Is pau. Hence there Is no use
In going there. when the officials,
who do not carry out the intentions
OF the Legislators, can ignore the
authority OF the Legislature. pre-
fer, therefore, to be supervisor
than member OF the Legislature. &"
Robert Baker, bandboy, and n
good Republican, has announced his
intention to run for the House OF
Representatives. He thinks, II given
the usual support of the Republican
party, he can make good In the
House. lie Is feeling the political
pulse and endeayorIng to get the
kokuas of his friends.
Home Ruler Forever.
David Kupihea, staunch Home
Ruler ever since the overthrow OF
the monarchy, came up town this
morning on business. He said he
would not run for any Office again.
His statement is that there Is moth
Ing In politics.
81 am a Home Ruler from the be-
ginning to the end" said Kupihea.
II do not believe in jumping from
one side OF the fence to the other.
II is not good thing to do, be-
lieve in standing by my party, as
long as II lasts.
1T is rather ridiculous to see the
people changing their political faith
~ 'hN ~ wy 'h's
are rather unreliable. But that is
their business,
George X. Lowe, the timekeeper
OF the road department, is another
aspirant for legislative honors. He
is a resident OF the Fifth and seems
to believe he can get the support OF
his party. Lowe, It will be remem-
bered, was assistant clerk of the
Senate during the last session. He
seems to think that he has got the
cinch; but some of his confidential
friends do not think as he does,
hence the trouble.
81 am out for the House Of Rep
rescntatlves, said Lowe. Il do not
care what my enemies are saying
about me- | intend To fight for my
nomination at the Democratic con-