The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
CbRTER-KUH|O
CAMPAIGN
ON MAUI
win Go Handlin- Hand Before the
Electors ofgvalley Isle and MO
iolSai Kuhio Says He Is Going
to Paddock the Districts Cas-
tro in the Field for the Senate.

DcieBato huhio ana OhnuVAho
George r. Carter departed for Q POI
litical tour Of Maui and Molokai yes
terday, going hand in hand. They
have adopted the same itinerary, viii
speak from the same platforms AMI
generally demonstrate that II you can.
not vote for Damon you may for
Pythias just who Is responsible for
this arrangement has not been officially
announced, but masmueh rs Kubip ar;
ranged his program FIRST and Carter
adopted il, it may be Judged that the
lion has decided TO lie down with the
lamb.
The two candidates, Republican aud
Progressive. sailed on the Claudine yes
terday evening for Hama, where they
will first appear before the Maui public.
From there on their program for Maui
, and Mololkai will be: Hama, August 4;
( Panwela, fifth; Waihee, SIXTH Waikiki,
seventh; Lahaina, eighth, and ninth to
eleventh on Molokai.
Big Island Dates.
Returning from Molokai, Kuhio will
20 on to Hawaii, Carter returning to
Oahu. The Delegates Big Island pro-
gram Is: ~
Pahala and waiohiuu, thirteenth;
Honoluo and Hookena, fourteenth;
Kailua and Keanhon, fifteenth; Kona,
sixteenth; Kalauae and Helani, seven
teenth; Multi and Kohala courthouse,
eighteenth; Waimea, nineteenth; Wai-
Pic and Honolkaa, twentieth; Lapahoe-
hoe, twenty-hrst; Hilo, twenty-second;
Kalapana, twenty-third; return to Ho-
noluln, twenty-fourth. 9
From the twenty-fourth on Kuhio
and his men will concentrate their eff
forts on the Oahu voters.
Knhio was accompanied on his trip
by Rev. stephen Desha. while Carter
carried with him ID. Kalauokalani Sr.
Z and j. u. Joseph. At the Claudine
wharf yesterday Kphio announced that
he was going over to put the paddock
on Maui, while Carter had no statement
to divulge. 81 do not care to make
any forecast now, he said, f'but when
( / come back I will have good deal
TO say. ] viii make an aftereast then
Castro for Senate.
A. d. Castro yesterday issued his an
nouneement OF candidacy for nomina,
tion to the senate on the Republican
ticket. Mr.. Castro has long been .
prominent party worker and has served
= two terms in the house Of representa-
tives, doing good work on the lands
committee and as chairman Of the com
Inittee on expenditures.
Announcement
Mr.. Castrols announcement is ad
dressed TO the voters Of the Third Sena
torial District, Island Of Oahu, and
says l
isGentlemen Ion the basis Of tbs
support and confdenee of the many
friends and citizens who have asked
me to become candidate, ] hereby re
specially announce my candidacy fol
a the Republican nomination as a can
didate for the senate at the coming
primary election.
elf given the opportunity, my prim
airy object shall be to uphold and cnrrJ
out the legislative pledges TO which tn,
Republican, party has committed itself
r These pledges involve matters of grea'
concern 70 our people, particularly Y
our workingmen, women and children
They must necessarily be carried on
fearlessly If the party is to maintaiI
its political honor and continue TO en
ioy the support and confidence Of TIL
people Sincerely,
August 3, 1914.
Hughes for supervisorship,
1t Is probable that the announcements
Of John Hughes for place ON the Re
publican ticket for the beard Of super
visors win be made soon. Mr.. Hughe
has been fayorably mentioned for tn
ihayoralty, but he has about decidel
that that Office has plenty Of aspirant
now, while the more humble but NOR
useful board Of supervisors is more 0
less going by default.