The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-31
Lahui Ticket on Sunday,

4 ohu ObhNAos
| Lahui Ticket on Sunday,
To add to the gaiety of the occasion
i IL was definitely announced yesterday
that the Lahui party will have a com
plete ticket in the field on Oahu fol-
\ the September primaries, with a candi
date for congress at the head of tn,
list. The Liabilities would like very
much to support Palmer, Woods, thu
Kohala man, who Is still in doubt, bu
Il intend to have come one on the No
vember ballot they can support, ever
if Woods does not run. Just who i
to have this honor win be announce,
on Sunday, as well as the names Of tn,
:, other Lahui candidates. a." s..
ave have called a very importan
meeting for Sunday afternoon SAT-
Kahaulelio yesterday awe viii NEE
at the residence of David Kahaleaahu
in Dowsett lane, and the list of pro
! posed candidates will be submitted &
the members Of the executive commit
tees of the various clubs all over til
, Island, who will be there. Three name
! are being mentioned now for Delegat
to Congress. " f-E ~ .a..
1 The Liabilities are strong in their d.
. termination not to support either Kuhi
. or McCandless. Kahaulelio admits
4 with a certain. degree Of coyness, tina
q his name is among the three mentione
TO head the ticket. "..'-..
Charles Hustace Jr. threw his ha
4 in the ring for the mayoralty nomina
I ton vest erday as Republican. Hustac
. has been making dabs with the sam
s hat for weeks, and his action come
as no surprise. 1t is generally concede
n that his candidacy is one of the hes
. boosts for Lane that has yet bee
y given.
{ Mr.. Hustace is not one of those VIII
n would break the law by offering to Civ
his salary away. of nominated an
). elected mayor, ! wifi take my salary,
he sail Yesterday. 81 think the MA
. who will not take his salary after h
I is elected is foolish"
4 The Democrats out for nomination I
, municipal offices held a ropsing rally !
i the grounds of the Kaiulani SchOo
q PnIama, last night.
G Knudsen Files Papers.
I Eric A. Knndsen yesterday filed HI
I nomination papers ia the office of tn
Z secretary of the Territory as cand
date for the senate from the fourth sci
I atorial district--the Island of Kaua
: Senator Knudsen was president of tn
e senate during the 1911 and 1913 SCI
I sions, previous to which he was a men
+ Der Of the lower house for seVeri
terms. Senator Knudsen's nominatio
papers are the first received from III
! uai.
Representative Jack II. COncy {
+ Kauai has announced his intention {
: standing for reelection to the house q
!, representatives,, in which he has serve
:. many terms. James n. Kula of kolOj
Kauai has also announced his cand
dacy. for the house of representative
? All these Garden Island candidates al
) Republicans,
; George p. KamauOha of Kona, III
wall, is the first Progressive to file h
nomination papers with Secretary Tha'
Q er. He seeks nomination as car d
date for the senate from the first sel
3 BtOIIal district--the Island of Hawai-
. kamauOa was formerly RepublIca
a and few years ago was chairman {
= the Big island Republican county co,
!. vention at HiIo. His nomination pap,
is signel by twenty.nine voters,-fftee
, from the seventh and fourteen from IL
!. eighth precincts of the second rcpresen
, alive district, known AS West Hawai-
= The signers are all Hawaiians.
/. Castro for Senate.
4 Unable to withstand the redues
70 of MANY Of his uOliti, al admirers. II
!. expected thai CORNER Repre-. outatiNr
ID Castro will shortly annOuurp IL ra