The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
SOME EXPENSES
OF CAMPAIGN
RUNS
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(frpm Wednesday Advertisor)
l.. l.. AcCandless paid all his own ex-
penses during his recent campaign for
Delegate and expended Si7o6.40. accord.
ing to his statement filed with Terri
tOrial Secretary Mott Smith, yesterday.
Kuhio, who repeatedly declared that
he was paying his own expenses, will
turn in report today showing that he
spent but $26l.50 The remainder of
the expenditures incidental to Kuhio g
campaign were borne by the territorial
central committee, according to Chair.
man r. w. Single, who announced sew.
eral days ago, that this donation on the
part of the committee would total
about $500.
McCandless statement az itemized
follows: Travelling expenses, $1434.50;
wireless messages, $4S.S0; printing and
advertising, $40S.5U; helpers and cleri.
cal expenses, $627.5d; personal expenses,
$l7T5; expense public meetings, $375,60;
postage, $11.50; nomination fee, $25.
The statement of Kuhio's personal
expenditures on file at headquarters of
the Republican territorial central com
mittee is as follows: Nomination fee,
$25; personal expenses, $141.50; print
ing and advertising, So; stationery,
postage, rent, salaries, public meetings,
etc, 500.
Joel Cohen, who made a strenuous
campaign as an independent candidate
for the senate, spent $141925, caused
the defeat of two Republican candidates
for the senate and then Joined the
Democratic party. His statement is as
follows: Newspaper advertising,
$77S.S0; nomination fee, $25; expenses
of meetings, $147; auto hire $4250;
billposting, $S5; personal and travelling
expenses, $341.65.
Norman Watkins, elected to the house
from Oahu spent but $9O.75 on his cam
paign, as follows: Nomination fee, $25;
printing and advertising, $25.75; per-
sonal expenses, $40.
County Candidates.
Deputy Sheriff John Fernandez, the
Republican who succeeded himself as
chief police official of Eva district, had
everything his own way, for aside from
paying his nomination fee of $25 to
have his name placed, on the ballot, he
had no other, expenses. Fernandez has
been deputy sheriff of Eva district for
years and there is apparently no
thought of attempting to displace him.
So secure did he feel that he would be
elected that he did not dig in his jeans
for an extra penny to have himself
elected.
Other expense accounts of candidates,
defeated and victorious, as fled with
County Clerk Kalauokalani yesterday
are as follows:
John B. Enos, Republican candidate
for supervisor: nomination fee, $25;
personal expenses, $40; printing and
advertising, $7s-Total, 1923.
City Auditor James Bicknell spent
$202.75 to be reelected. His personal
expenses were $50 and printing and ad-
vertising bill, $91.25
Supervisor Andrew Cox, the only Re.
publican elected to the board of super.
visors, spent $3.50. Robert Waipa
Parker, defeated candidate for sheriff,
spent $65. B, N. Kahalepuna, defeated
candidate for clerk on the Democratic
ticket, spent $3.50.
City Treasurer C. J. Mccarthy, who
defeated the Republican candidate. got
IN with an expenditure of $212.5O. his
personal expenses being $72. Carlos
Long, defeated Republican candidate
for supervisor, spent $145.