The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-26
HAWAII MAKING
POLITICAL HAY
Candidates Busy PiIing Up Inter
est and Repairing Fences
on Big Island.
lMall speelal 10 No AdvortIser.


Mail Special 20 The Advertiser.)
HlLO, July l9.--One of the interest
;no sos.,ros 90 81, ,o,,;n, o,o,,;o, nh,
ha ho .nno-r;s,- al. viii !. :
onite likely thai some Of the incum.
bepts viii manage ia Get back ON the
hoard il looks as II most If them wonld
have n GOOD fight ON their hands and
! il is certain thai in the shuttle tbe com.
nlexion of the hoard as n whole will
ebonge not a Httle
That the REPRESENTATION of the Uilo
districts win 10 different from What
il is M present is regarded MS certain
owing "a the defnito differentiation of
Chairman Lewis TO seek his laurels In
the senate This time.
The much discussed question ne ia
whether Ned Austin will rnn again do,
convention. ms Austin Is willing IN RIM
If the nomination is offered him There
is no doubt but that Austin lost polit
ical strength when he joined the Freal
ranks IN tine historical convention, but
the road men have not forgotten that
Austin inaugurated the present system
OF paying them week y, thereby deliv
ering them out OF the hands of the loar
sharks, and they and some of the bust
ness men may give Austin the support
he needs.
Austin Not Worrying.
at am not going IN worry abort GOT
i ting the office, said Austi1 when ssL
cd no;n+ hloni, v,hotbar no IrtardaJ =,
run or NOT nOn the other bopd ~
am nominated win certoiplv rnp ;,
number If other spnervisor;oI mos
sibilities have been mentioned and n,
usual there will he n lot of seekers fo
these Offices Renor+ bod II tbot n
T Sb;nman wac n Gtol,, candidato -,
the Democratic ticket from IiIo I'M
be denies tbat noeitiyelv
nSone NJ +be ynercbon+s b,,,o hoo,
aftor mo 70 nm Gov uilo ,; Ia a,,s,,,orod
whom aeke1 about +bo ,,o+4or an,
7 win nor do 90 NV oficial ras;danc
;s In Kan and if M, 81 ali - Lii H.
fron, +bo+ 1is+r;o+, ,,
"allho IS hulillng'
Another Democratic candidate is Da
vid Ewaiiko, the union leader, VIII
seems fairly certain OF landing Demo
cratic nomination.
As Republican possibilities repor
also mentions John Kealoha, the roa'
supervisor, and Norman Lyman, til
present supervisor from Puma. Shoul
the latter run, legal point will b
involved. AT present Lyman, as Puma
supervisor, has to be resident of Pun
to hold his Office. On the other hand
in order to run for the office of super
visor from Hilo, he has to have bee
resident OF that district for one yea
49, NJ. ms 4It .'lDn lomv,er, IL
A. :niS nan WIZ run ~
an ra. IL Je" N lo"e., 5ucn
} Tbe Uomn P,,,n t;ohn. oi RI ~ a;
n. cond;Sates for u H. naS W Iie
} poobaeo anS Ennona IN supoi lsvis u
} fornnor nrahahi, a. s,ron nan VII "a
3 Tn Pm tba hat.in S S az nuat "
+ba hnard iii ho a. 'ne 90" ~
t If +bo +broa nart;os has oond;aotn !;
t tbo so1a al noas nnn % .Lrao W =
r sao,, aho,,t .bo 800. ,.I', o, w
r bic ;ntoUt;on - 49, az H. "TT"e
r lyman Ill seo, .ha o az no .ha p,
}. nnbI;ear norJ;Sa.o H. at 90 W." 4ho
!. prh;ia ha &c 80 80 w" '
j. ba nod boan aoSaS h., mu W. w
!. nrom;nen+ pnno;tas .noaooJ -
}. brother Norman in +bo oSfco ond +
: 1yo,,iJ ,,oLo tho ~, ratboS a., go 81
RonnbI;nam noninot;nn w n h oo =. a.
q fonIt I'M, rIa+Forn' ,;i r.
namely go5a roadsj, .a;d fvna,
mTbai 10 What s,o M restad ~ on
: that is what we all want. If shoul
1 be elected, intend to devote my enc
gies towards perfecting our road sy
tenn