The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-16
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Mofean's Defeat On Kauai and
Cases Defeat on Maui
the Main Ones =.
(From Sunday Advertiser)

~. (From Sunday Advertiser) N
~ 6sterday the primaries for. the
leounty oliiees Of Kauai, Maui and He'
waii were held. IN each county the Re.
publican maiorities running high, There
were only few surprises.
The aurpfiee OF the primary elect1ou
on Kauai was the bad defeat Of Trea.
shrof klofoah BY a. d. Kahlakou for
the treasn1yship. Both are Republicans
and the contest for the domination was
also contest for heleetiOn, inasmueh
rs no Democrat was In the 'iietd. ~
had been expected that the contest
would be dose, but itYwAsn e Kaulu,
toG beat Morgan by three to one,
There was a light vote polled on the
3arden Island, the results being; /
w. III. Rice Jr. was elected sheriff
over Joseph Iokepa, the only Demo,
ratio candidate, Rice beat Iokepa BY
652 to- 205. st - 4. s-sv u
Kanlokou was elected treasurer over
Harold Morgan. -
Kapeakna was elected county clerk.
He had no opposition, but had to poll .
majority. Of the votes cast nevertheless,
At. Brandt, Republican, was elected
supervisor for Waimea, His opposition
was all Republican, the other candi,
dates being y: A. Akina and d. X. Hay
selden. x 3 n I. " i F.W. fs at ..% r."
Nv, b. ,MeBtyde was elected super
visor for Kolo&. q ~ s,. y.
HID. WIshard was, elected supervisor
for fsihle and A. Menefoglio waa
elected supervisor for HanAlei. 80
For Hawaiian district Joe Rodri
goes, Republican,, and Lewis Hanohano,
Democrat, were nominated, TO fight II
ollt for election in May. aE
There were no contests for the posi-
fions Of auditor and county attorney,
despite which the cole candidates, @.
Maser, for auditor, and 8. X. Kaeo, for
attorney, failed to poll a majority OF
the highest total registered and viii
have TO 20 upon the ballot, at the reg,
tlar election. The vote for Kaeo was
surprisingly small. 49, h r5.s.,
aSe6ults on Hswah gts al. 1l3.,t ~
The primary on Hawaii brought out
a good vote, the main interest center,
ing IN Che fight for the shsriffship,
In this sherffi Rua wbn denomination
and election, beating w. NJ. Keolanui
oy about -four hundred votes
4 For supervisor at large, Sam Kauhpne
won election, beating his two other Re-
publican opponents. John X. Kai came
second, with j. D.. Lewis, former
Chairman OF othe board, last. ,s$tl
A. A.. Hapai was electeu clerk; s.. NJ.
spencer woffthe election as auditor and
~. II. \ BeafA kas reelected county az
5ofney, beating y. VIZ Russell, also Re
nibiican. % sEAsGs,3 # ~ &. / j.fs q
In West Hawaii there was no con
est among the Republicans for nomina,
ions, a. a. A kinay las. Ako and r.. N
iSaipo getting ON the ticket. ~ ?. q
Ako lead the ticket with COL votes,
The Democratic ticket was also not
,1ntested, this being M. C; de Mello,
w. NJ. Kalaiwaa and j, H., X. Keawes
haiku. The highest Democratic. vote
was pulled ny Kalaiwaa, who got Alb,
Julian r, Yates the sole Home Rule for
a. superyisorship, pulled the highest
vote of all, getting 7lS. ,,.. ,s..l., 'ts,'
q The East Hawaii supervisorial ticket
was fought on both sides, the results
being that the Republicans have been
chosen, A, N, Cabrinha, II. j., Lyman
and W. A. Todd to fight il out In Mar
with! a Deniacratic trio composed Of,
IT. A. Irwln' w. H. Johnson ana .: As
"a. Osorlo. g.. 49,. =
rne mnat returns 49,, ast
On the Valley Isle only trifle more
than half the IeRistered vote was polled,
me INCEST individual vote being that
gwen FOR Charles wilcox, hepublican,
who was all aione in the contest foi
county auditor He received 1884
votes, out of'a total registration oil
259S. ,.,... = "a =. .c.n. -a.,, - z
Samuel Z. Kalama won the election
for chairman of the board OF slPeryit
sors, beating Geo. Copp and J. W. Ks
lua, this contest being limited to Re.
Pubiicans. Il Kalama got Sl6 votes to
G25 for Copp and 354 for Kalua., =
+. The contest for the Republican
nominatiohs for the board brought
eleven candidates for the four places.
The polling results were: ID. T, Elem.