Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-07
Will HOLD OPEN
Until MIDNIGHT
TO IAGE NAMES
Clerks in ThayeF's Office Are
to Stay on the lob Till
Witching Hour
WILLIAM ACHI AND SAM
KELHN0l INTER TODAY
Rush of Candidates is Expected
to Be On Uilil Late in
-. r.. the Evening

With the time linn for filing of Pc
titions as candidates. In the territorial
primaries but q few brief hours dis
tant-tonight AZ Midnight eleventh
hour men are bringing in their names
today to the office of the territorial
secretary. s:+z> - ~ -... .
w. c. Achi, wellfknown attorney
and politician Of thu city, and mem
ber of the house or senate for the last
10 years, filed shottly before noon.
Sam Keliinoi, former road oyerseer
for the city and county, likewise filed
shortly before IL O'Clock. Both candi-
dates aspire to positions in the house.
Under the old republic Achi was for
two years a members0 of the council of
state and two Years In the list of rep
resentatives. He has also served as a
senator -
Clerks at the secfetary's office will
stay on duty tonight past the regular
office hours. not leaving until IL
O'Clock tonight in order to give every
opportunity to petitioners to get In
their names. The total list now num-
bers more than four score names.
Following Is the complete list of
filings for senate nominations to date:
Island Of Hawaii John T. Brown
and James d. Lewis 6f Hilo, Robert
Hind Of Kohala and George p. Ramau-
oha of Kona, all Republican.
Island Of Maui, with Molokai, Lanai,
KahooIawe and Molokini thrown in
George p. Cooke, Republican, and DR..
]. H. Raymond and Z, B. Lyons, Demo
Gratis.
Island or Oahu Robert w. Single
and sylvester p, Cofrea, Republican,
and Ambrose i. Viz and EdWard, Il.
Eilfkaiani, Democrat - { 81 ~
Island of Kauai, including Niihau-i
John HI. Coney and Isaac s. Kaiu, Re-
publican, and J,ss. Chandler, non-par-
tisan, the latter having been q Demo
cratic candidate two years ago.
AS candidates for representatives
the following have filed their names:
First District, East HawaiiT Evan
da Silva, ]. p. Hale, Norman K. Ly-
man, Harry s. Rickard and B. H. Kele-
kolio, Republican; John Leal, Jim M.
Kepoo and s. w. A. Kaleiho-a, Demo
crat. q. y
Second District, West Hawaii-H.
L. Hplstein, II. L. Kawewehi, ID. K.
Kaupiko, E. H. Kaaua, George X. Ka-
wal1a and Moses Mahelona, Republic
can; j. N. Kamoku, Democrat. o..
Third District, Maui-Enos Vincent,
A.sF. Tayares, w. F. Crockett, Edward
Waiaholo, Manuel G. Paschoal, Levi
Mahiai, Rev. l.. B. Kaumeheiwa, Sam
Kuliia, Charles Kaanoi, Charles K.
Makekau, John j. Walsh, Levi l.. Jo-
senh and r. 7. X. NaWahine, Republi-
can; Manuel C. Picanco and Moke
Kauhaahaa, Democrat; Jerry Burns,
Democrat; John Brown, Jr., Republi-
can. J. K. Hihio, Democrat.
Fourth District, Oahu--C. H. Brown,
Lorrin Andrews, Gerrit p. Wilder, T.
H. Petrie, George Makalena and G. H.
Cooke, Republican; Robert K. kaiwi,
John M. Bright, Jesse Uluihi and Will
liam p. st. Clair, Democrat.
Fifth District, Oahu-Edwin K. Fer
,nandez, Eli j. Crawford, William H.
Crawford, Ferdinand ]. H. Schnack,
M. C. Amana, Manase K. Makekau
fformer Kona, Hawaii, representa-
tiye), H. p. K. Malulani, w. G. Achi,
George X. Kekauoha, Sam Keliinoi,
John Bell, Republican; John K. Moku-
maia. Robert Ahuna, David Kali,
James Fl. K. Keawehaku and Francis
co da Costa Benevides, Democrat.
Kauai-Edward Kuapuhi 1osua,
John da Camara Jerves, D. Kanealii,
Charles H. Wilcox, James X. kula,
James X. Lota, Republican; Henry
Puni and John |. Democrat, the Bour-
bons being two candidates short.