The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-28
VQTERS'' LIST
GR6NING
DAILY
TO Date Total 1868.
with Fourth District Well in
the Lead Over Fifth Indica-
tions Are That Possible Oahu
Vote This Year Will Touch
Nine Thousand.
fFron Saturday Adyertiser.,

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Up to three o'clock yesterday after,
noon the Great Register Of Voters at !
the city hall contained the NAMES OF
S5sS votcrs Of Oahu. The registrations
are coming In rather slowly, considering
that there must be at the least ealcn-
lation six hume red eligible voters in the
city who have not yot appeared at the
city hall for the performance of this
simplest but most necessary public
duty The list to date shows a gain
over the election list of 1912 of 653,
although the deaths and removals re.
duce the net gain to date to Ash.
BY NatiOnalities.
BY nationalities, the registration
shows the following main divisions,
without taking into consideration the
examinations from the list to be made
today because Of deaths, these being:
Hawaiian and part. Hawaiian, 13D; all
others, 81. The divisions by registra,
tion are: ir
| Hawaiians, $3.50; part .Hawaiians,
| 1870; Americans, 1906; Portuguese,
SAP; Chinese, 433; Japanese, II; Brit
ISL, sos; others, 1871.
BY Districts.
The total vote of the fourth district
this election is going to run consider
ably higher than that of the fifth Last
election the districts broke even within
ten votes, the fourth polling 1867 and
the fifth 1857. This year the registra-
ton stands: fourth district, 1895; fifth
district, 4167, a difference in favor of
the fourth Of 800. -, lille
I Tha ,ao.sfrat;on b,, I;.tr;ak, nra.
| einrts and Municipalities is shown in
the tables which accompany this article.
Hawaiians Losing Majority.
In Wow Of the reports in circulation
that the division this election may be
along racial lines, il is interesting TO
note that this division now stands: Ha.
waiians and part Hawaiians, 400; all
others, 400, with the registrations com
1 ing in in the PROPORTION Of three to one
against the Hawaiians and part. Ha-
waiiaDs. IL Isl extremely probable, IL
anything near the fun registration Of
eligible voters Is made, that the com
bined voting strength Of the Hawaiian
electors, provided they all voted to-
/ gether, would result in a minority of
front one TO two hundred on Oahu. !.
| Candidates in the Field. n
! City Clerk Kalauokalani has been
busy of late handing ont blank nomi-
nation papers TO prospective candidates
and explaining how they must be filed
in. SO far, he has given out thirty.fye
of the necessary papers to aspirants for
positions in the municipal government
and thirty mine TO candidates for con-
gfess and the legislature. The lists are
Of interest as indicating just who is
who in the scramble, some of the names
being as yet unanneuneed They are:
Delegate TO Congress.
T. Charles A, Rice. r.; Jonah Kuhio,
r.; L. L. MeCandless, D.; George R.
Garter, T.
Charles +. Chilingworth, r.; +. X.
Lilikalani, RI; s, p Gorrca and John
Lucas, D." '"'i
!, f. d. Representative.
C.. ii. Cooke, r.; Henry A. Frauson
r.; q. r. Alfonso, r.; John X. Kama
noulu, R.; D. p, r. Isenberg, R.; W.
II. Crawford, r.; Paul Hokii II, R.;
|, 8. X, Mahoe, r.; Ulysses II. Jones, R.;
r.. w. Aylett, r.; D. X. Kaupiko, R.;
/ F. K Archer, r.; Henry Yterra, R.;
J. w. X. Keiki, D.; r. e. Benevedes
, D.; Jack Kalakiela. D.; Il. J. MeCand
, less, D.; II. NJ. Ballou, Pr, Lowell
! Kupau, r. 4; Gabriel IL Keawehaku, D.
John u. ,IosepaI r.: Harry Grayson
r.; Il. J. Gay, d.; w, u. Paikuli, RI
Archie e. KaheIa, r.; jos. UhihL D.
/. Robt. Kaiwi, d.; J, X. Lota, r.: Jos
I Kalana. D.; +, L. Kauai, D.; Edwin
1 Fernandez, r.; Daniel Damien, r..
! David Bray, T; @
Mayor. 49,.
] John G., Lane, r.; Chas. Hustaec Jr,
: r.; Joseph ], Fern, D.;sJ. G. Cohen, II
Supervisor IS, 4.
JOS. A. Mcclure, r.; NJ. G. Pacheco
4 D.; William A, AHA, r.; William Lar
sen, r.; William A. Aehi, r.: Georgt
Makalena, R.; John b. Enos, R.; Johl
Markham, D.; Lester Petrie, d. W
I H. Mcclellan, D.; A. X. NiPira, X.
h VI, Neahuka, r.; A., f. Cox, R.; A. +
e Clark, r.; George Lowe, D.; B. Hol
e Finger, r.; J, 9. Quinn, R.; L. II. +
= Wolter, D. 1sog
q &. Treasurer. "t
M. IT. Drummond, D.; John G. Ander
son, r.; George r. Smithies, r.; d. l.
! Conkling, r.; Abraham Fernandez, h
@i. Sheriff. "s.%.
s Oscar p. Cox, RI Cbas. h, Wilson, r.
r 10. II. Rose, D.; w. j. Sheldon, R.; W
o Henry, r.
- City Clerk. .-
Is ID. Kalauokalani, X.
:. .. City Auditor.
n James BickneB, r..
n B.. City Attorney.
o Jno. w. Cathcart, r. t..
Some Papers Filed
A number Of the nomination paper
have been returned and officially OF
tered These are the papers of j..
le Cohen, mayor; VIM, Henry and W. ,
b, Sheldon, sheriff; J. Q. Quinn and +. !
1t f. Wolter supervisor; s. r, CorreN All
.. John Lucas, senator, and q IL. Brow
1t and Eugene Ain, representative.
Il The candidates for municipal ofliC
u must have their papers on file befor
s. midnight of August 30.