The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-11-10

parently OF such intelligence as was
displayed in the voting, cast its bal.
lots as it was expected It would, the
result being that the Republican ean-
didates made a joke of their Demo-
cratic opponents. The fifth district
went Democratic by five to one. Only
one Republican candidate for the house
succeeded in pulling through in that
district, Eddie Fernandez, while Kupi-
hea, who narrowly escaped being in
continently kicked out of the house Of
representatives last session for unmen-
tionable reasons, pOlled the next to
largest vote in the district. The big
gest vote was cast for Miles. >
The vote of the fifth district was
effective in defeating Jack Lucas for
the senate, the noisy Pacheoo crawling
in nose in the lead.
Fourth's Clean Sweep
However. the voters of Oahu in the
main made good, electing r. W. Shin.
gle and s. P. Correa to the senate bv
substantial majorities. And in the
fourth district the Republicans made u
clean sweep, all their six candidates
for the house winning handily. The
only cause for regret on this island is
the defeat of Jack Lucas and the cleo
ton of Pacheco. But there's nearly
always a fly in the ointment. Pache.
co.'s the fy.
At n late hour last night it was ap-
parent that the bond issue had carried
by a hand some majority. The count
on this vote, however, was far behind
that on the candidates, and no com
l'lete figures were available
Voting on the bonds was of freak
ish character. For instance, Wahiawa,
which had no direct interest in the
honds, carried all Of them by a hand.
some ma jOrity, while KakaakO defeat
ed even the Atkinson Park PROPOSE.
tion, in which no other section had any
interest whatever, but which would
have benefited KakaakO immensely,
and without any considerable cost to
KakaakO, which does not figure heav-
lily when it comes to paying principal
and interest on bonds or anything else.
kakaako declared it wanted no sew
crs, water or parks. Kakaako is con-
Sistrnt and not effete.
Kuhio's Hard Run
Kuhio, winning hands down on the
other islands, had a hard tussle on
Oahu, his majority over McCandless be.
ing only eighty-one. The result on
this island, so far as the vote for Dele
gate was concerned, was in doubt until
all the votes had been counted.
The representatives elected in the
fourth district, all Republicans, are
Lorrin Andrews, Clarence H. Cooke,
James X Jarrett, Charles n. MARQUEE,
T. II. Petrie and Gerrit p. Wilder.
In the fifth district the FIVE Demo
Gratis sentenced to the house ara Will
liam F.. Miles, d. NJ. Kupehea, Robert
Ahuna, joseph KRlana and William +,
Mossman. Eddie K Fernandez is the
, Lone Republican sheep completely sur
rounded by Democratic goats.
Raymond Beaten
On Maui the desperate fight made
| by DR.. J. H. Raymond for the senate
attracted the most attention, though,
rs results demonst rated, he never had
| even look.in. With Kuhio leading
the ticket by 1908 votes to but 696
polIed by McCandless Harry Baldwin
and Frank Cooke were swept into the
senate on a tidal wave of votes while
Raymond ,tWaS overwhelmed by the
! food, The vote stood: Baldwin 1899;
Cooke 1859; Raymond 1865.
AS to Representatives the Demo,
Gratis were not even in the running.
The entire Republican ticket was
elected by a three to one majority,
John Brown leading the list with 1893
votes The others elected are Levi
Joseph, NJ. G. Paschoal, A. f. Taveres
Ed Waiaholo and John J. Walsh. .',
Kauai Republican
Kauai lived up to ite Republican
traditions, electing the whole ticket
phe only Republican who had any Oc.
casion to worry over results was lanes
X. kula, who, however, won ont by a
narrow margin over Joseph I. CIokepa)
Kuhio got $50 votes as against 49,
CAST for MeCaRdless. Jack Coney de-
Mated John s. Chandler by forty-one
Eutes.
The Kauai representatives elected
were c. H. Wilcox, James X. Ldta, J.
de C. Jervis and James X Kula.
One Big Island Bourbon
The island of Hawaii had no sepa,
torial contest, there being no Demo
cratic candidates. Resultanuy, ROBBERS
Hind aud G. =. Kamauoha were elected
by acclamation and win be in the Re
publican lineup in the senate pexI
February.
The island good naturally consented
to let one Democrat go to the house OF