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


- "ioHi you can support.
z-;Sor ~ as mn minated III 19oo as super
,,1s "H1 ne was elected While he
-, ~, u mat BOARD, ali was har-
hohy' Inc record made by the gentle
~ an no" ABOUT to nominate,
, 'TeH one or the most efficient
..'Ne uy any man IN Honolulu. He
~, - an ooIlHahu the respect
~ u tne resident OF Honolulu
sklr,, 4el'oI VINO comes to our
,,o,,,;,a., .-ssa ,V' HT great pressure to
1i'''e mas. Il. hustace Jr.'
Many Supervisors
The nomination vss sooo,4,.1 =. W.
W. Harris. The nominations ,,-aro
closed and ron,5na+ione 80 +,I-,., "eie
for SUPERVISORS Tho 4oIInr.;,,as u uP
nominated. WY
Jim Opinn Ssnro1 @ Du-;-h4 IL
Murray. Jimmie Bovd Ehan a. WI
liam Fl}ior- I p r[,aa;o 90 II
mold. Clifford Kimbo7l n O A.
David Douclas @ q Ta,,,oS ~ ,i'"Ia a.
Long. D. LOGAN pob;a,rI: N
hoollson, ". Hoogs, VIM. AHA and
49,
Cox and Parker.
! Nominations for sberif oo, .-.
/ ". Simpson in an ora+or;caI n,,.h-,uIt
/ placed in nomination "a rr,a,, 49, :;
/ fearless. consciencio,,s ana =:
! the performance of his dn+;ae St.
X. Parker.;,
/ Doutbitr nominated A,dr,- o.
"a man who has shorp no.
consistent RarnhIican go n'', -ie - d
! been a member of every Rnnnhl;ean
/ convention. He has twelve and a half
years experience as police officer. He
mas oeen member Of every board of
/ supervisors. He is man whose
NOT ba c,,astiaaod CIV - 9srlty can
supervisor on the last ticket ha loIIod
/ the highest vote of anv snnervisdr Ha
was IA votes ahead Of the nax+ b;rb-
est man. II gives me GREAT nIeas1ra
/ to place in nomination That ia rar
/ horse Of the Republican marty Ardrav
T Cox,
The nominations Cor abor;s
I closed and -ba norino+;a,r g. 80
and county clerk were in ordar
oAd"ilhous 1or David.
a. :. kaleiOpu took the floor. It
gave him great pleasure to place in
nomination the name of a man who had
obtained the confidence of the entire
community. David L, KalauokaIani Jr
There were 10 other nominations, and
the secretary was instructed TO east
the unanimous vote of the convention
for kalau0kalani. The chairman an
nounced that Kalauokalani was not only
nominated. but elected
onnos;-io, - p;o,-,,r
W
q" a'eiAo4ee nominated James Blck-
Le1l IoF a4dl1or. LOUIS hane nominated
81, La"aro coward Inc nominations
were Vnsh c4oseo'
Shingle Unopposed.
Chairman Praokons ostod Do,,+b;++
to take the chair, and be himself took
the moor 70 nominate Robert W. ohlngle
TOT treasurer
heleFe' ne sald, that II noml-
ia. seI'4eli"h WIN D7 eIect
ls ~ = ma" a., huledha eIaInneu ny
cedeoH I 1eAt wa Aho" II mas hau
HS"'' Id hAoWn MN oiioo nc "ole
snort nitecHes' nave kho"h MN as d
scnoolpoE' as newspaper carrier, IN
eG e.5 pa 20 'eIIy anu collparatlNe
80. o+ az. "a ei 100 n.y. ~ LII.
49,. - 49,, ~ -
iof Roh-of47cial Robert w Shinu1e
John Wise seconded the nomination
in long speech that elected consid.
cradle applause. Davis moved the nomi.
nations close, ana IN doing so said that
Single, when asked to accept the nomi.
nation. said he was being handed a
lemon. In view of the circumstances
and the defeat Of previous candidates
he WASH I surprised that Shingle
thought so, even if he did come from
Cheyenne. Bat he would have the
: united support OF the Republican party
The secretary was instructed to cast
a unanimous ballot Tor the nomination
ol I'oNeiV W.
CathcaTt Alone.
>ox+ co,,. tho domination for citv
= and county attorney. Insurgent Steert
romina-ed John Cathcart-sfa man whe
has been a good Republican, who ha:
oraced the Office several times.