The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-07
CANDIDATES IN
FIELD TO DATE
Majority at Work are Republi-
cans Democrats Waiting
For Their Platform.
(From sSSdsy Advertiser.l

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announcements Of those who wish 70
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.Vs s"o soNels'
elective positions are being made with
more frequency, and within a week or
two Il 4 expeeted that nearlv ali NJ
No., - ,..;u -. az. ....,,,
s'e iaeo WIN gu
houhee themselves.
So far mosts of'rthe candidates who
have announced themselves are seek
ing nomination on the Republican
ticket. Among Democrats oply one an
no,,,,.,,,,,.,,. -. -. 80. Is-......
are a"aiting tne result OF their precinct
club elections for officers, the conyen.
ing Of their convention and adoptiou Of
the partv platform before eomins ant
| into the omen Tho ProoressIves Home
Rulers and I,ahuiitea have ~ wi made
no formal announcement Of any capdi.
daev for nomination
The official nominations NAV he made
M any time nm ~ twenty dsvs hefore
the holding Of the direct primary cleo.
ton. The nominations shalI he SIGNED
by no less than TWENTY-FIVE qualified
electors Of the TERRITORY IN the case
Of candidates for Delegate Ia Congress.
and of no less than fifteen qualified
electors Of the district or county or
subdivision thereof for which the per-
sons nominated are candidates for
either branch Of the Legislature and for
county Office. No person SHAH sign the
nomination papers of more than one
candidate for the same office. nor for
more than the actual number Of Offices
of one class,
| For Congress-.
For Delagata 20 conares. az o.nd,.
sate. aIread, .rnomnasd 90 ~. $500 va
Hon a., 49,. aanS;5o, Iii, ~ -,
nonnced shoStIv sre ~ foIlows. cih.ris.
A Piea ma Ionsh Rnhio Rai.n,.aaaIa
Rannbl;eans. Gsn,aa p Car.ar De-
orass,,,a.. 7. + MoS.n5ia.s 4Do.,aa.at
and Chsrie. X Not,ay 4nn,e BE-
Candidata R;ee has oIreaay mad = AZ
inc tonr ~ tha Tsrr;torv n tha ;nte,.
81. 80 ~ sand;5aev M haodnne,.
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sn5ar yo,no IIotei II raoa.I ). nj.
sate Rnb;o a. bss hoan sts,aS ~. M
I 7 am; 49,, ,aca,,tI', 1891 ~. Lea
natnm f;r,,,,vbich X 10. INA 4, ~
,,n.art.;,, $3.50. ~. ~
sh;r rolIs 800 o,an M, ,,,,t;I
g;yen ,;m.. tha. sho,,S n hoen,na .
| fabn,;ta M now nsrts ,.nnia LasL In,
g. aars,.as 80 ~ 90 IaL,,,;tas
.nu,S ~ vt 81, s",,e e.,.as .a.Si'
i data wbon ~ ,vn,,id M nr,h tha;r
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Mani tbis paaL % 1anneb M. eaU
na;gn
r"s- For che sana..
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TOT tne sehhte tne nrst announce
mem was hlade py SuPeryisor M =;
asnego, DenoeIat, ioIoWeu py tnay 2,
,onn Lucas, retter known As ''Fahin
'a s' hepuoiiean' ;,
ei thoin lot me- saiu CHlteu
states commissioner ueorge a; Davis
esteruay 70 Inc Aayer.lseF tnst my
hat n tne ring; anu thAt : wiz
e aanuia "a ehi iOr ., .ne senate s won !
say much az TINS time, put wnen get
sernast Dcmacyoev vii tna thst I
am in the fight.
"I am a Republican, as everybody
knows, and stand first and last for
those great policies of the Grand Old
Party which have made the American
Union the greatest force for good In
the world. This is not the time for
announcing what l expect 70 accom-
phsh II erected, as TINS Will to large
eA1n., ps mAtter ior the Piatlorm
Other candidates announced 81 f.r
for the senate are former Represents.
tives Sylvester @. Correa and Clarence
II. Cooke, Reput leans. There is DOS
. sibility, however, that John A. Hughes
Antonio ID. Castro and Charles +. Chill.
hngworth, all Republicans, may an
nounee themselves for the senate Both
hughes and Cnlllln0worth, u IS eisimed.
nave preferences Tot the mayoraity, ana
.ne i'teer my ueeiue WITHIN Gay OF
! Hughes and Castro are being urged,
, however, to stand for the board Of su.
peryisors, both men being considered
! Of the proper caliber and business ex.
! perience which III them particularly for
/ the supervisorial jobs.
Dr.. For the House.
For the house Of representativ -
/. John Kamanoum, G. II. Brown. = p.
: r. Isenberg and q. +. Alfonso. Renub.
Z lieans, all from the fourth district,
2 have already announced them.eIves as