Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-10
Many Candidates Brought
Forward in Report of
Committee

Business men Of the city. at mass
meeting at 8 O'Clock on the roof-garden
OF the Young Hotel, received the re-
port of the special committee inYss
tigating the political situation and in.
dorsed it. E. |. Spalding, president
of the chamber Of commerce and chair
man OF the original business mems
meeting, presided The meeting was
well attended The report or the com
mittee as to candidates, published in
the second edition OF the Star Bulletin
yesterday, is here republished.
Honolulu, T. H., August 8, 1912.
&c. 4. Spalding, Esq. Honolulu.
"Sir:-The committee appointed at
a recent meeting OF q few of the bust
ness men of Honolulu, to consider and
report back respecting the political
situation and the action to be taken
at the coming elections, now submit,
the following report:
AFTER canyassing to the best of our
ability the general situation, and aft
er consulting with many people, We
have prepared and now submit the
following list of names of men whom
the committee believes should receive
the support of the business commun-
ity, and who are willing to become
candidates upon condition that they
do receive hearty and general sup
port from the business men of this
community: Delegate to Congress,
Hon. j.. MI. Dowsett; senator's from
the third senatorial district, w G,
Achi, G. III. Cooke, Clarence Crabbes
Sam Dwight, John Hughes, S. Kalei-
opu, r r, Isenberg.
Representatives fourth District
G. F.. Alfonso, William AHA, ]. II.
Boyd, A. D. Castro. s. r. Chillingworth,
j. Kamanoulu, Ed. Towse, Norman
Watkins, William Williamson,
Representatives, fifth district G..
K. Arnold, A. l.. Castle, s. p. Correa,I
D. Douglas, E. K Fernandez, Charles
Kanekoa, s. K Hohoe. John X. Not
ley. M. P Robinson, Jr., James
Young. 81
County Ticket. $3.50.
"For Mayor. H. M. Won Holt Super
visors: Joe Andrade, Harry Aud. G.
g. Bartlett, e. A. Berndt, Andrew Cox,
j. K. Clarke. j. B. Enos, w. r. Far
rington, E. P. Fogarty, Norman r.
Gedge, James Glib, w. III. Hoogs, G.
A. Long. e. L. Schwarzberg, James
Quinn, j. A. r. Vierra, F. +. Waldron;
city and county clerk, David KalapoKa,
LAM, Jr.; city and county auditor,
James A. Bicknell; city and county at
torney, j. w. Cathcart; city and coun-
ty treasurer, e. M Campbell; city and
county sheriff, Eben P, Low; deputy
sherff. Honolulu, Charles Costa
RepubIieahs Only. S. 3. \. y. - s..
an view of the fact that the per
sonnet of this committee Is all Repub-
lican it has seemed to as advisable tol
confine our report and recommends
lions to Republican candidates, leay-
ing it to the business community, II
it so desires, to ascertain through the
medium of another available material
for office upon the Democratic side
This committee urges that every
one Interested in the welfare Of thel
community and efficient government,
enter into the primaries In an endeav-
or to see that good men are sent to
the several conventions at which the |
nominations will be made. No moye-I
ment for efficient government can bel
successful unless all citizens perform
their full duty in this regard.
"In view of the, recommendation OF
this committee respecting the dele-l
gateship, our chairman does not JONI
in this report. The committee further
desires to report that through q sub
committee it has been In consultation
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