Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-26
BALLOTSORDERED
PRINTED, WITH
EXCEPTION Of
COUNTY
Supreme Court Decision Re-
garding Status Of Office OF
+, City and County Attorney
Delays Action, But Decision
is Expected by Tomorrow

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Printing OF all ballots for the cleo
tion next month OF delegate and mem
bers ct the territorial house Of repre-
sentatives and senate has been or
dered and may now be hurried to com.
lpletion and the ballots forwarded by
Secretary Thayer to the election Off
cials In the various precincts through
out the islands. The personnel Of the
party tickets In the territorial election
Is now determined, the last opportun-
fly for altering them vanishing at
midnight Saturday.
The candidates for these places from
the outside islands have been known
for some time. but until that hour
there was a chance for Oahu candi-
dates to change their minds. The
question of the ballots for the Oahu.
county election still hangs IRE, how.
ever, and doubtless must remain indef.
mite until the supreme court gives q
decision on the questions reserved to
1T In the fight being made against City
and County Attorney ]. W. Cathcart.
( These ballots cannot be printed uIl-
I'LL Il has been ascertaihe ed postttyeiK
whether Cathcart was actually elected
at the primary or whether he was
only nominated. In the latter event
his name and that OF J. Lightfopt must
be printed on the official ballot and
voted for again.
1t was announced this morning that
the supreme court will hear argument
at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon on
the mandamus suit Instituted against
County Clerk Kalauokalani In the
-Cathcart case; therefore the decision
Is not expected for several days and
the printing of the county ballots win
be considerably delayed.
The full list Of candidates for terri
torial Office, printed below. disclose
the fact that the Progressive party
will not figure, much in the coming
election, only two aspirants OF that
faith besides George r. Carterf show.
ing interest enough to pay the terri.
tory the necessary SIS nominating fee
which enables them to remain in the
race. These are George p. Kamauoha,
candidate for senator in the first dis
trict on Hawaii, and ]. p. Kaonohi,
candidate for representative In the
third district on Maui
The Home Rulers Ialso have only
two candidates in line, Moses Doiron
in the race as candidate
for the house of representatives from
the first district. Hawaii. and Henry
L. Kawewehi running for similar
Office. from the second district. on the
big island ss.s s...s
The other Progressiyes nominated
at the primary informed Secretary
Thayer they had witE1rawn from the
race, while tine Home Rulers nomi-
mated merely signified their Withdraw
al by failure to file the nominating /
fee. 49,
In place of Robert Eaeole. Demo
cratic nominee for representative from
the fifth district. the central commit
tee on Saturday authorized the inser-
ton Of the name of John M. Bright,
who received the next highest number
of votes at the primary. Naeole. as
announced last week, withdraw from
the contest because of the death OF
his wife. r.. .
= Following is the complete list OF
whose names will 60 on the
ballots for territorial election:
For delegate George R. Carter tP),
]. K Kalanianaole tR) and L. L. Nc
Candless (D). .~e ~ ...is-
Island Of Hawaii. -.: e
For senator, first senatorial district
IS. L. Desha, Sr. (R). Jas. d. Lewis
tRI, r. H Makekau CD: and GeorgeI
p. Kamauoha (P). II,
For representative. first representa-
tive district Republicans, ]. p. Hale,
George H. Huddy. Norman K. Lyman
and Evan da Silva; Democrats, NJ. K.
Kealawaa, J. N. Kepoo Nsleilehua aud /,
VI. s. Pacheco; Home Rule, Moses Do
iron.
. For RON esentative, second represen-