The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-13

Gratis will choose their men, shows:
Republican. Democrat
Mayor.
Lane .........,,....,..,,. Fern
Sheriff.
| Cox Observation-Disclosures. Jarrett
Deputy Sheriff.
Simerson Observation-Disclosures, Rose
Attorney.
Gathcart ......,.....,,.... Thayer
Clerk.
| Kalauokalaui .......t..,.,..
Auditor.
Bicknell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Treasurer.
Shlngle observation-disclosures, Trent (D
1t is highly probable that some folks
stayed away from church yesterday to
talk over the results of the Republican
county and district convention, and
when they were not busy figuring out
what is going to be done today and to-
morrow at the territorial convention,
and the adjourned county and district
convention, they were specializing as to
what timber the Democrats would stack
up against the Republican nominees.
John Lane S easy nomination for the
mayoralty, seemed easier after it was
over than. before the votes were cast.
1t is taken for granted that Joe Fern
is his Democratic opponent and it is
amusing if not instructive to listen to
the arguments of either side as to why
each should win out. That Fern only
defeated Lane by few Votes at the
last election and Lane is declared to
have grown stronger since then, is one
contention of the Republicans while
| the Democrats say Fern has made good
and should be reelected. Lane is an
Tnter-Tsland steamship company man,
as was Fern before he took office, and
the employees of the Inter-Island are
discussing the situation with much
gusto On the Kinau wharf, yesterday,
during the otherwise calm Sunday,
/ little group of politicians
talked it over. One of their leaders
stated that he did not believe Ha-
waiian should run against another Ha-
waiian, and that because Fern IS mayor
and had announced that he will run
again, all other Hawaiians should stay
out of the race. He believed that Lane
should have run for the senate and left
the mayoralty for Fern to retain, add
ing that he believed in that case Lane
would be elected to the senate. Lane,
on the other hand, is showing no signs
of anxiety and it is generally conceded
that it will be a fight worth watching.
Each looks well in a tall silk hat. Both
know how to make a speech in one Ian
| L.. - chi IN,
English as well as Hawaiian.
Cox's big vote when he successfully
ran as supervisor is brought forward
to show what a chance he has against
Jarrett for the shrievalty, while the
Democrats are banking on Big Bill. de-
claring that when Cox made his large
showing Mt the polls at the last cleo
ton he did not have Jarrett as his
opponent.
Simcrson is a new man in the political
field and Rose is finishing a term as
deputy sheriff. The Democrats are
thinking of placing w. w. Thayer
against John Cathcart for the city at
| torney's office. The run for the city
treasury may prove to be as interesting
as the fight for mayor, for Single is
generally admitted to be timber hard to
improve on and Trent, while also a
good businessman, may have some
political discrepancies to explain.
Campaign Manager Wanted.
The Republicans are looking for a
good campaign manager. Shngle has
been spoken of, but a candidate can
not very well manage campaign;
therefore is one good man ont of the
reckoning for the managerial honor.
|
on the Republican ticket were not ex-
planning Yesterday as TO how it was they
were defeated, Sunday not being a town
day, and, in their cases, it was rather
day of reflection as well as rest.
Logan for the House.
Report puts the responsibility for the
defeat of Daniel Logan for supervisor
at the door Of the Manoa insurgents,
principally because of an article in the
Star having to do with an account of
the alleged $500 bribery business in
that lovely valley.
II was some time ago suggested to
Logan that instead Of seeking reelec-
ton as supervisor, he should run for
the house Of representatives. Nomina-
ti0ns have now closed and the chance
has passed unless they can be reopened.
II is not certain that Logan would ne
eept. However as Logan Is nomination
would affect only the fourth district, IL
Is not at all probable that the hfth dis
triet would oppose reopening Of the
nominations II Mr., Logan would accept
and II the fourth will c0neede the re-
opening Mr., fogan's defeat for super
visor has proved d disappointment 10
many,
Parker, Il Is assorted feela that he
WAS thrown down bY the Lane f0atin
CONT u appears that Parker who want
oi 10 Boo nominated for tho ahrieyalty,
| promised ta throw ha support for Lane
fpr mayor II tho latter 10 turn would
give bus strength b. mo nomination VI
4 lHIlef fof sheHn Parker claims be
put iu DIS stroke far Lane, and That
when 4 famf ln ih0 vote fur ahrf.H the
Lame contingent forgot HIM
N 'a mpfd tbau probable ione1eF