The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-20
Democratic Convention Selects
Best Men for Public
Offices.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET WEAK
Dr.. Raymond WithdrawS From
Fear OF the Knite-Ka-
IakieIa a Candidate.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
(FrOm Saturdays Advertiser.)


O Mayor-Jos. j. Fern. o.
o. Supervisors--W H. Mcclellan, q
% Robt. Pahau. NJ. E. Silva, Ioela %
o Kiakahi, Lester Petrie, M. @. o
o Pacheco and H. H. Plemer. o.
@ Sherif-W. P. Jarrett. S|
@ treasurer. H. Trent. o.
O Attorney - Wade Warren @
o Thayer. %
O Clerk-Chas. Baker. o
o AUDITOR. Q. Anderson %
o DEPUTY sHERTFs o
O Honolulu-Chas. II. Rose. %
o Ewa-J. Kuimanu. q
O Waialua-Thos Clark. %
@ Waianae-R. Gilliland. %
o Koolauloa-Henry ]. Kalawai @
@ Koolaupoko-R. w. Davis. %
q SENATE. o
o B. G.. Riverburgh, Judge Ed @
O ings and Jack Kalahela, long -
o term.
o Eddie Hanapi, short term. o
q HOUSE. o
a Fourth Distrct-E. H. F. o
o Wolter, G.. K. Keawehaku, q:
o Benvedos, H. G.. Moore, Fred -
o Turrill, Sol. Meheula.
o Fifth Dictrict-Ed Like, s. o
q Kaohele, D. Kupihea, j. M. Poe %
o poe, Gus Keleiohanu, Luka he ~
o aliikipi.
After struggling for fourteen hours
the Democratic county convention pro-
duced the above ticket yesterday, with
Mayor Joe Fern at the head of the
ticket and many other of the former
candidates and present ofiiceholders
AGAIN listed as candidates. On the
whole If was a harmonious convention
on. the surface-but underneath the
situation was stirred by few incidents
lVhich brought wrath and ill.feellng II
their wake. ~,
Doctor RAYMOND was knitted in th'
sanatoriol race, and he took the pre-
caution to withdraw his name and wal
unsparing in his condemnation OF ln'
coterie of politicians who were respoh
sible for shaping things so thap ~
would be swept aside. Doctor kaymon'
laid his marooning to Road supervise
Wilson and others. The withdrawal o
Doctor Raymond left the ticket lacklhi
very popular candidate, Tor IL ha'
been conceded among Repuohcans ina
Doctor Raymond would be factor o
strength if he was put up by the Dehlo
Gratis on the senatorial ticket.
Then during the afternoon the vince
horses were busy preventing A. v Gea
from gaining any strength IN the pu
loting for house candidates. Democrat
freely classed A. V. Gear as renegaGi
one who dropped out of the hepni
lican party and entered the Democrat
ranks at the eleventh hour merely |
seek office through the latter. II wa
reported among the members that Gei
had been elected member of the ~
publican convention. This, coupled wat
his sudden appearance in the Dem
cratic ranks, caused rush of opptos
tion to his candidacy, although he ha
a crowd of workers engaged in givir
.him political reputation. When
came to the voting, Gear was snowC
under,
The legislative ticket is not consl
cred one of very great drawing .powSS
Tn fact, II is weak compared with Il
Republican nominees, although the
are individuals in the list who are pop
lar. The fifth district house ticket
weak. The fourth has some material
little better. For the senate the Den
Gratis have chosen Judge Edings, 81
tram Rivenburgh, Jack kalakiela a
Eddie Hanapi
Their city ticket has the same
candidates in the running, thelr stioi
est men and men who have AREA
captured the offices they hold. fe:h
nominated 10 succeed himself as may
Jarrett as sheriff, Rose as deputy sheT
Trent as treasurer, while Charley Bar
the popular police captain, has b'
chosen 10 enter the lists against
Kalanokalani, Jr,, who is intrenehed
the Office of county clerk.
The Democrats believe they have
strong superVigorial ticket. Lei
Petrie is considered the principal dr.
ing card,
Attorney r. n, Watson, rs perman
chairman, handled the convention j
sinmlarly successful manner, eonsl
ing thai he was In charge OF q gat
ine of the ruterrihei, Link MeNi
les lowered ia the vicinity Of deli
lions he wished 10 keep steady an,
Hee6fdanee With his wishes, and NJ
ever D member seemed ffndy 10 d
the ilaees Link Waa always there !
soothing hand 90 his shoulder al
toff Bafd ~ turn aWaY hlf wrath
ReneHliY rmreeeded