The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-09-08
One Hundred and Thirteen Opt
miStiC Candidates Face the d.
Political Starter
B0URB0NS OF HAWAII
FAIL TO GET INTO RACE
McCandIeSs Sure Of Nomination
But kuhio and Kona Coffee
King Must Fight

elections, which win be held on Oeto.
Der I, for the selection of party can
didatCS for congress and the house and
senate of the territorial legislature
were closed at midnight last night.
One hundred and thirteen nomina.
tons of all classes have been made.
Three are for delegate for congress.
Link - MEGA ndless, Democrat, Is as
sured of his nomination, while Kalani,
t'naole and Louisson, Republicans, will
have to fight it out among themselves
at the polls.
| The Island of Hawaii has no Demo.
cratic candidates for the senate; there
are four Republicans seeking nCmina-
ton, with two to be chosen. In East
and West Hawaii the Democrats are q
few short to complete the required
number of nominations.
Oahu Splits Even !
Oahu has six Republicans and seven
Democrats seeking nomination as can.
| didates for the senate, each party to
| elect three. For the house both par
ties have enough material from which
each will select six candidates.
of nominations in for the senate from
each party, two each, and there will
be no contest in the Valley Island. For
the house there are many from among
whom the Republicans will select six
candidates, while the Democrats have
a fair quota.
!, On Kauai Coney has Kaiu to fight
out for the Republican senatorial no
mlnation. Chandler, non partisan, will
get the Democratic vote, to which
party he properly belongs.
The nomination paper of H. f. VOL
ter, for Democratic nomination for the
house from the fourth district, was
filed yesterday. 1t is not signed by the
candidate, but by his son, as follows:
- +. H. F. Wolter, per f. C. WOlter."
1t is claimed that this nomination
is not legal.
Hannibal s. Canaro. who has been
prominently spoken of for the house
as Republican from the fourth District
withdrew late yesterday in favor of
Gt F. Alfonso, a former member of the
house.
Eben P. Low In the Ring
Eben p. Low threw his hat into the
ring at the last moment. Jack Lucas
nomination, also for the senate, was
filed on Wednesday afternoon.
The full list of nominations are given
below:
FOR DELEKATE'
kalanianaole, j. X. (R)
Louisson, A. l.. (R)
McCandless, l.. l.. (D)
FOR THE SENATE
Island Of Hawaii
Brown, J. T. (R)
Hind, Robert (R)
Kamauoha, G. P. (R)
Lewis, J. D. (R)
Island of Maui
Baldwin, H. A. (R)
Cooke, G. p. (R)
Lyons, T. B. (D)
Raymond, J. H. D)
Island of Oahu
Achi, w. C. (R)
Baker, j. A. D)N
Correa, :. p. CRY
Crabbe, H. N. D)
Hanapi, f. X. (D)
Iaukea, C. p. D)
Kaleo, J. H. 5. (R)
E. X. (D)
Low, f. p. (R)
Lucas, Jack (R)
Pacheco, NJ. c. (D)
Single, r. w. (R)
Writ, A. j. (D)
Island of Kauai
Chandler J. S. (N.P)
Coney, J. H. (R)
Kaiu, ]. s. (R)
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
East Hawaii
f. da Silva, J. p. Hale, N. X. Nv.
man, II. S. Richard and b. H. Kele-
toio, all Republican; John Leal, J.
NJ. kepoo and $. w, A. Kaleihoali
Democrat.
West Hawaii
II. l.. HOlstein, II. l., Kawewehi, d.
K Kaupiko, f. H. Kaaua, G, X. Ka.
Taha and Moses Mahelona, all Re.
publican; J. N. Kamok1 Democrat,
md Kauohilo KaaeamOku, Non Par
isan.
Island of Maui
+. Vincent, A. F. TaVares, w. +.
rocket, f. WaiahOlo, NJ. G. Paschoal,
cvi Mahiai, l.. b. Kaumeheiwa, Sam
iuula, Charles Kaanoi, C. X. Make.
.au, j. J. Walsh, l.. l.. Joseph X. J.
Nawahine, j. Brown Jr., all Re.
'ubllcani NJ. c. Picanco, Moke Kau.
aahaa, Jerry Burns, J. X. Hihio, all
DEMOCRAT
Island of Oahu
FOURTH DISTRICT
&. F. Alfonso, Lorrin Andrews. C. H.
Brown, g. p. Wilder, Il. H. Petrie,
George Makelena c. H. Cooke C. n.
iarquez, A. st. C. Piianaia, j. X. Ka.
lanoulu, James X. jarrett. Andrew |. ,
fright, all Republican; II. X. Kaiwi, J.
4. Bright. Jesse Uluihi, W. z. st.
lair, +. H, f. Wolter, c. l.. AImeida,
W. X. Keiki, all Democrat.
FIFTH DISTRICT
A. W. EameS, John Bell, T.. X. Fer
andes, r.. j. Crawford, Charles Kn. ,