The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
|H0RN[R is OUT
FOR SUPERVISOR
Well Known Kamaaina Enters
Fight Other Candidates
File Petitions.

File Petitions.
a new candidate announces himself
today IN The Advertiser, q man who
Is lsamaoina in the Islands, but has
never before boon seeker for elective
Office.
The new candidate IS Robert iIorner,
TOT many years resident Of Kukaiau,
liaWan, whore he was very prominent
rs sugoreane planter and rancher.
Mr.. Homer is now out for nominafion
on the Republican ticket for the Office
of supervisor Of the city of Honolulu.
He Ia a man who has had much expert
enee in business and business methods,
and has made his residence in HONOLULU
during the past three years. His an.
nouncement Is as follows.
Honor's Announcement
teTo the Voters Of Honolulu and
Oahu:
I hereby announce that viii he
candidate on the Republican ticket. at
the coming direct primary election. for
the Office Of supervisor Of the City and
County OF Honolulu
q wish TO state that have been
resident Of these Islands over thirty
years, and that am fully acquainted
with the conditions here II elected,
i will assure you full value for every
dollar Of public money expended.
"ROBERT HORNER. y f,
Bourbon standby out Again.
Another Annoupcement made in The
Advertiser today Is that Of Supervisor
William II. Mcclellan, who has been
a member Of the board Of supervisory
during the past six years Mr.. MeClel-
Ian is now seeking nomination as a
candidate for supervisor, to succeed
himself, on the Democratic ticket at
the direct primary election which will
take place on September ~ next His
announcement is as follows
To the Voters Of tho City and Coun-
ty of Honolulu.
81 desire to announce that will
seek the Democratic domination at the
September primary for the Office Of SUI
pervisor Of the City and County Of Ho-
nolulu.
= have served the city and county
in a similar capacity for the past six
years, and have always been on the
side Of efficiency, economy and scru-
pulons regard for the rights of all the
people, and in asking for your support
i point TO my record in Office as d 1T
ting RECOMMENDATION for reelection.
q Respectfully,
s'WM. H MCCLELLAN. ~
Knhio and Rice File,
Two Republicans candidates for Dele,
gate to Congress early yesterday after
noon filed their nomination papers in
the Office Of the secretary Of Hawaii,
these hcing J. Ri. Kidanianaole and
Charles A. Rice, whose papers were filed
within ten minutes Of each other, Ku-
hio Is papers being fled at quarter
past two 0 clock and those Of Rice mt
twenty-five minutes after two. Both
papers were signed by fifty voters, the
minimum required by the law being
with the two, fled yesterday. three
candidates have thus far CONFIRMED
with the law already, the other being
i. L. MeCandless. Democratic candi-
date. 1t is stated, however, that Me-
Candless will have Democratic COM
petitor for nomination at the primary
election.
Other nomination papers filed yestcr-
day in the office Of the secretary of the
TERRITORY were ms follows, the three be-
ing candidates for the house Of repre-
sentatives:
Archie r. Kahele, r., and J. s. KaIa-
kiela, d., fifth representative district
Oahu,
James X. Knla, r., sixth representa-
tive district---Kanai and Niihau.
Registration Running UP.
Up to yesterday afternoon at four
O'Clock the total number of registered