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7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
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10 11 12 Toul
i 2
65 62
3 4
TT"52
15 16 17 TtL GdTU
74 25 199 1883
0 0 1 32
78 19 125 3026
76 60 25 111
361
200 332 89 156 250 123 26 19
2041 3924
1001 101 4 2 010 2 1
50 66 51 82 116 64 63 114 139 113 191 81 140 196
6 1 0 21 53
84 26 35 1620 3646
Fourth District by Precincts
MAYOR. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
rem. Joseph S. (D) 203 214 139 lit 98 307 126. 192 190
KihseUlin. David K. (L) 2 6 3 2 4 1 1 6
Lena. John C-.(R) ..234 2U 212 2i$ 214 111 100 190 215
tAPlRVttORS. .1 2 a 4 t 7 t 9
Aefci, William & (B) li- li. l-S 20S It 141 107 126 19$
AM, WtUlUB CB) 2ft 241 247 147' 2tl 211 135 .11 241
Arnold. Charles K. ... 1 mtSt 20? 2M 14 129 205 254
Baifia GbS. H. (&) r... 291 223 271 2SS 221 100 fl 224 250
CmdM, m&k C (D) 126 140 S7 11 41 241 95 1S5 113
HoClagST.Bea (B . 275 242 272 201 244 120 114 221 266
KaaaevHogo (D) 126 152 71 67 36 20 109 124 124
Logan. Daniel (R) 259 211 250 283 238 89 93 184 215
Sfakalaal. JMM P. CD) 10 127 77 72 41 24 119 127 135
Uartfcam.obB T 12 177 97 96 64- 240 101 148 147
WeCtoQsa, WCiaa & (D) U8 201 164 172 148 218 108 203 187
MOtfrSmttlCJB. A. m SSI 240 218 321 268 96 100 211 250
Petri. Lester D) 209 214 176 195 147 212 96 209 197
Ulaj,JM0tB) .t....5 l 171 M 66 25 300 ltf lM 126
10 11 12 Total
59 13
86 21
79 Ti
86 19
61 17
fl 25
67 21
68 18
58 20
64 19
71 27
82 18
80. 25
64 21
98 1669
147 2208
145 2369
136 2226
200 1392
151 2334
150 1S17
103 2011
155 1429
164 1443
168 .1859
120 2285
171 1931
163 . .1436
SHERIFF. 1 2 2 4 6 0 7 8 9
Hopkins, Edward (R) 183 121 211 205 160 112 90 141 168
Rom, ChArtts H. (D) 261 202 175 196 164 300 175 247 239
AUOnrOft ' 12145 7 8 0
BfckStU, JUBM (R) 214 286 216 230 2S0 178 135 266 292
BJott, AIMS (D) ...v...., 112 111 64 19 S3 215 82 117 103
10 11 12 ToUl
64 17 108 1580
91 27 218 2276
10 11 12 Total;
102 24 166 2688
46 20 142 1135
12 3
48 49 61
51 50 54
49 65 52
58 48 46
56 52 33
50 52 51
60 68 30
42 39 42
61 62 33
52 58 28
64 41 27
54 43 49
66 68 25
56 59 36
8
94 103
89 119
89 126
80 123
43
ro
88 120
41 63
75 110
46 70
45
45
69
69
74 115
49 78
46 60
55 60
61 66
52 64
40 66
56 23
49 65
67 IS
37 63
74 20
59 18
57 22
36 66
61 26
72 22
106 176
135 218
163 193
109 118
85 292
131 159
SS 348
100 111
92 359
71 311
93 292
102 134
99 311
81 324
10 11 12
103 254 76
147 204 26
142 232 25
127 158
166 220
137 204
159 -4 77
10? 151 62
in 317
167 262
194 249 82
124 190 84
183 225 86
168 299 80
69
75
84
80
71
12 14
124 214
1S4 279
183 202
162 182
117 179
164 244
116 177
141 174
127 216
129 200
157 206
168 202
165 196
132 200
15 16 17 TtL GdTU
107 20
119 35
112 39
95 33
77 19
114 36
96 18
100 33
86 16
91 19
99 40
113 39
103 33
SS 14
34 1694
41 2017
41 1881
38 1552
11 1574
36 1784
15 1745
34 1416
12 1847
13 1663
16 1784
38 1631
23 1787
11 1744
3365
4225
4250
3778
2966
4128
3062
3427
3276
3106
3643
3916
3718
3184
1 2 2 4 5 6 7
42 61 48 73 115 43
8
10 11 12 12 14
60 111 140 127 179 69 132 148
26 56 24 61 77 71 29 115 365 1S7 340 99 189 302 140 32 21 2145 4521
15 16 17 Ttl. GdTtI
82 30 33 1493 3073
6
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Ttl. Gd Ttl
58 60 68 86 136 63 67 149 213 165 277 94 208 260 125 43 41 2103 4791
76 67 28 38 54 52 20 70 .278 142 :19 69 100 168 68 17 11 1467 2602
IM S DEFEAT BY FERN IS LAID
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(Continued from Fact 1)
1 PARTY
dactav where it. via loped Hopkins
would bare a show, turned In blg.xna.
. Jortties for the sheriff. And the fourth
district, which was relied upon by the
Republican leaders to keep Hopkins
la the manias; altoretaar failed to do
so. . He carried-very few presineiaw
. As to the auditorial?,' there ,wai
nothing to It but BlckaelL Yet 'the
Rose-Fern ma pulled Biota, Demo-
: ' crttle candidate tor . auditor, cp'lato
unexpected prominence ,in some pro
claeta. ' The two defeated Rejmblicaajcaafll
- dates for supervisor,. Daniel Logan and
.' W. a AcM,ach raads a rood rtra but
. tb tndependeat -rote - for : McOcUea
t '-. sad Patrie, together with -their. Demo
cratio support, landed the ; bract of
Democrats within the charmed eircle
of sevsa y ,-. - - -;
, Couatlag of the ballots was.timple
and la mosj.aees .rapid. Valmanalo
rtn?a scored ftnt hoaors with fla
lined count, tbw t elephonr message
..- from this prtdaet elereata of fourth
reaching the Star-Bulletin office at
: 43 .e clock The polls do not: close
txaUI I o'clock rdhurCy, but la Wal-
mintlo the tntlrt rcgistsred rote- was
- cast early, siter ; which ther Judges
were allowed to dost the balloting and
- The last twlacVVtk
ranis was us locneenut'x ut juu
Vineyard street which. f xsa ..until
about'ttldairhtr. ' :,
. ' A heavy vote .was cast, bat the day
- a generally uieL rem s election
' was the surprise of the occasion and
an . laweloome surprise to the many
' Republicans who hsd understood , on
lnformatloa from . their ; leaders that
. - Lane was safe. . " is
Though a good deal waft tlid urtng
; the day About the "race issue" .being
raised fa the fifth distrieVtha result
, shows Xhat this was exaggerated.
Petrle and McClellan both, ran above
.'uuihl, Kaaae sad other j HawaiUzs
1 1i tit ftfthTht leafiisj Tiaoltr Rt
i uhlicaas were close up. , :.:,
' republicans Get a Surprise
- Confident that Mayor John C Lane
" would bt elected and hopeful of an en
: t:re board the O. O. F. leaders and
, workers met last night at their head
carters fa the Campbell block to
hear the returns after a hard day's
work at the .polls. . . ",
' t In ' the Coulns 'building the Demo
crats also gathered, sura' that Hose
wculi defeat Hcpkina, but fearful for
Xhelr supervisor candidates and deep
la their hearts holding little hope -for
the election, of rtra as mayor.
Aa the retur&s began to eomt .fa,
uxt at Qrst from the smaller precincts
tut slower as time vent en and. the
Urger precincts finished their count.
the feelings of the Republicans .turn
ed from good natured tolerance to sur
prise aad then to nttti unbelief as
they saw the usually strong Republi
can precincts breaking even or forging
only slightly ahead on the mayors
vote, while la the Democratic strong
: holds, the Fern votes were steadily
. mounting.: p-- :-,.-
. Although at Republican headQuar
tcrs the hope that a break would, oc-
t"t and tost DcsiocraUo nrtclncts
; t;set calculations and go strong for
t-ane xe?t interest at fever heat, but
is the hours rerrd,by and Fern's
itrergth fncretsel ard tht big ava-
tacht cf votes preilcted "for LaaeJ
l&iled to xnatertiUze tht word went
. at that tht ' Bcrrboa - Haaer. hsd
iTiin defeated-his 'cll tlval and ky
CoviCity Officials
Fort
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u? ivm voarc
lh I III. vUlw
IS3 Hp Dy Parties
4- .f Vi4 -f. -f 4r - f -f
Honolulu's city administration
f or the fiext two years will be
4- as Yellows:
- Meyer Joseph J. Fern, Demo-
4- erst.l.-'H
Supervisors William Ahla, f
f CharfefN. Arnold, C. H. Belllna, -f
4- Ben Holllnoer. .and Ernest A. -f
4- Motbmlth Republican; WkJ- 4-4-flam
H. MeClanaA and Lester
4- Fetiie, Democrats. 4-
4-City Atterney Arthur M. 4
f growiv Republican. 4
4- - Cltjr.Tressurer D. L. Conk-4-4
ling, R epubl lean. 4
4 Xlty , Clerkr-a Kaltyekalanl, 4
4- Repubflean. 4
4 Autfjtor Jimts Blcknell, Re- 4
4rputnean. ' . , . ;4
4 therlff Charles H. Rose, Dem-'4
4-Wst.I'v
4 tf tKete. City Attorney Brpwn,l4
r tnf ti rif Kits uokllirt I ifrtd tlty
4 Treseuref Cenklfng were elected,
4 at the primaries. .
.It "t ..'t t
Bourbon Officers-Elect
And Popular Supervisor
10 o'clock tht r.epulUcaas themselves
lilted that llcnolulator the next
lu o years would have a Democratic
. fciycr. ' y v c yTst
lleiawhilt fa tht CoEia bulidtng
Sit Democrats awoke from cafual In
.terest to trtzxltd excitement and as
k.-becme surer and surer that Ttra
ras beating Last, tht old building
. thock With tht cheers of tht Bourbon
trrpcrters and fSTatdtstety a big lean
jras planned. ' - . ,? :;.,
Tht causes tt Lane'a defeat was
' fce point lata l::t zZZtt ct much peo
tlatlcn aspedaXy cn tht part of the
. 'ILrrtliean, fsr tht Democnta were
'too tarry to care how tt happened,
ttit tht Rgpr.Mlcta Cohen leaders
rcrt to a great extent responalhle
Vas cdslttel by a2L . .
:rr.5trtta Cetttr Orstntzed
-It wis pcirted est. that In tuny
Jr rposeCy . strczg HesuhZlcaa' i prt
cts.rem also received a much
rzrr rets thin la former rears. That
te .DsmoertU vert 'also better or
v rirlrcd throughout 'yesterday was a
urczt, fcr at every booth tht Bomv
kn. aztomcUles ware fa tht majority
' iLl their workers warm hustling hard
torn early morning until the booths
.Qesed at. 5 o'clock. - - . - . !
V'fta Fetrtt and Jlcaeflaa'oa tht.
board of supervisors, there was con
stderable pessimism as to how the
spilt board would work together aad
strife -between the two parties' was
freely predicted. Senator Manuel Pa
checo.. the well known Democrat, said
lhat:fortbt good of the city he pre
ferred, see .a one-party board, but
hoped things would work out satlsfsc
torfly. vw, v ...
- Interviews with tht old members of
the board who were reelected showed
that they - Intended to resist any at
tempts on the part of the Bourbon
members to throw out any appointive
need or a department ,
Rsee In DeobtHJntll Last
L to 10 o'clock, however, the race
for major was neck and neck and the
result in .4loubt as reports showed
first Lane in the lead, then Vera, and
the crowd of spectators In front, of the
aiax-oujieun s returns - .headquarter
gave vent - to groans of desoair and
then yeas of delht as tht vote fluc
tuated first: tor and against their fa
vorite . candidate, until Kakaako. re
porting at 10: SO. brought in a 2oo ma
jority for Fera aad clinched tht elec-
tlpa for hint .
y
t t '-.- ' fro
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: Eentehct ;was suspended for 13
months by Circuit Judge Heen today
tn the case, of, John Lewis, who plead-
va t"7 - caargt or roranity.
SJx'cf ltht pictures on display at
thVtlrst' annual exhibit of thi Ha
waiian Society of Artists in the Pan
PacffJe PatlUoa haft been sold to
date.' " v v
A petition for naturalisation has
been, filed tn federal court by X Bran
Overgaard, a naUvt; of .Denmark, aad
aaaleaman with -the . InteMaiand
Steam Navigation Co.
airfegtllay Mra; R.; R. Elgia, ho
mane officer; JnTestlgaUd tht cases
of 19 children and 167 inlmala, ac
cording to reports read at a meeting
of the Humane Society today.
The committee appointed to ex
amine XL F. Kletert as shorthand r.
PCtter' Cor. the third division of circuit
court nas recommended that he be
temporarily appointed. The judges
have, not yet acted,, en the recommen
dation.' ;
Charles "BeWaa takes excentioB to
irtthat ppeared la yeeterdav's
StaBulletm to the effect that Mt.
BeUlnat machine skidded into a cant
field oa North King atreet and waa
damaged. Mr. Benina says It was not
his car but probably one of similar
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Democratle officials elected at yea-
terdayt ballot; left to right tney art
Joseph J. Fern, mayor, and Cnarlee H
Rote, who sueetedt himself as sheriff;
center, William H. McClellan and Lea
ter Petrle, supervisors; bottom, Charles
N. Arnold, re-elected supervisor and
who potted the highest vote of i any
supervleorelect RepubUcarjr
SOME POST-ELECTION
STATEMENTS
BY SUPERVISOR-ELECT LESTER
PETRIE DEMOCRAT
While the election ie still eo new
that I have hardly fully realized that
I am to be a supervisor, I wsnt to say
that I Intend to do the square thlna
and give a equare deal to everybody as
a publio officer. I shall o ny oest
to carry out prom lees made to the
people in the campaign that I would
stand for economy in city administra
tion a'nd efficiency in office.
Storlee thst we are out to get the
scalp of any efficient off let-bolder who
should bt retained are untrue. The
fact Is that these of our party who
have been elected have net discussed
the matter of patronage nor mapped
out our policies. We hope to gain and
to deserve the confidence of Honolulu.
appearance used for election day scr
HONOLULU ODD FELLOWS
. Semiannual election of officers was
field Jlast jaight hr Excejaior Lodge
No. L Independent Gnfcr nt rui
Fenows,:resxatmg as follows:
tt -Ufxaoble c w
Parts, rice-grand: L. L. La Pierre.
secretary, and O, U Samson, treas
urer. -
BY MAYOR JOHN C. LANE
I deeire through the 8tar-Bulletln to
thank most heartily those who have
supported me and who stood by me
yesterday.
To this I would add congratulations
to my successor In the mayors off ice.
I feel that the best Interests of the
city and county of Honolulu will be
maintained through the five Republi
can members of the board of super
visors. They will give efficient and
txperienoed service.
I wish to add a word of thanks to
aft who supported not only me but the
Republican ticket and who worked for
its success. Their efforts are deeply
appreciated.
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BOURBONS FELT
SURE OF CLEAN
SWEEP VICTORY
(Continued from Page l)
We Do Not Sell Drugs
But we sell the
GENUINE NIAOAEA MODEL NO. 1
Kenney's Curtainless Needle
Shower
FOR $6.00
Drug Stores charge $7.50.
Moral Buy your Plumbing Goods from a Plumber.
NOTTS PLUMBING STORE
Sachs Block, Beretania St. near Fort. Telephone 2566
not a majority on the board of super-
ri8ors, we will continue, to work for
an bonest and economical administra
tion.
"Yesterday's election was a sood
one. The selection of Fern was no
surprise. We bad expected it al
along. We would nave elected more
supervisors if some of the voters had
not favored a split ticket
"Had it not been for the large
number of workers the Republicans
had in the various nreclncts. we
would have won all."
McCaadless was asked regarding
the entire police force working for the
election of Rose.
"Police were present to no great
extent he answered. "Some police
"were on guard. ' We were afraid there
might be some trooksd work on and.
in some precincts, we asked for police
protection.
Regarding tht delay of the Bour
bans in making public the finding of
a block of 12 unused ballots outside
their headquarters on the night of the
primary election, McCandless assert
ed ft waa not an eleventh bour poli
tical move, but tnat the Democrats
!triraitnrTor aoraeoae else to
act aad that person did not act.
. National Committeeman Wilson de
clares he is not -surprised at the out
come of the election, but says be is
disaoDointed because more Demo
cratic supervisors were not elected.
"If our Hswaiians had been given
better support la the fourth," be said,
"we would have secured control of
the board. This would have been
much more beneficial to the city and
county than tht present state of af
fairs."
AD TM PLAY
SOLDIERS; OINE
BY EDWARD P. FOGARTY
Republican County Chairman and Cam
paign Manager.
The majority of voters in Honolulu
have elected Joseph J. Fern as mayor,
Charles H. Roee as sheriff and five
Republicans and two Democrats on the
board of supervisors.
While we Republicane had worked
for and hoped for a Republican success
through and through, we accept the
verdict of the majority. I am a good
loser and have no bitterness over the
result. I want to thank the Republi
cane who gave loyal support to our
party and ticket and to say that the
support waa not wasted, though in
ame casee It was not sufficient tt
win.
I feel sure that the Republican ma
jority on the board will guard th In
terests of tee city end if there Is any
lack of harmony, it will not be due to
the Republican office-holders.
BY L. L. McCANDLESS
Democratic Party Leader and One of
Campaign Managers.
Taking everything into considera
tion, I think the Democratic candidates
made an excellent showing at the elec
tion yesterday.
One
BY PROF. W. A. BRYAN
of Democratic Camoalan Man
agers. '
tn the campaign preceding yester
days election the Democrats worked
hard for every candidate and at all
timee advocated the straight ticket
I feel that If every Bourbon had voted
the straight ticket we would have won
everything.
em atyea Otmnlat Sfieii , Sjye
tTOM M WW
thflaraeA tor (nanrt w 8ra,
fatekly reUerwd tor Bftrtn Z Broody.
or
Aa, rn J-r uoaxort. At your Drurtam't
br maSL, 60c per Bottle. For Book of tfce
tree, mak KvimM Kre
IN AU STYLE
Members of the Honolulu Ad Club
turned out in large numbers today to
partake of the war ration lunch which
was served at the Alexander Young
Hotel. It consisted of r'al war ra
tions, with real army Implements and
was carried out with attention to de
tail.
Immediately upon assembling in the
lunch room. President Wallace R. Far-
ringtpn gave the command for the
bugle call, and the members marched
into the Gold Room, where they were
handed army bowls and knives and
forks far. removed from silverware a
a mode.
Upon receiving the implements the
members marched into the kitchen
where two large kettles held the
steaming "mulligan." Potatoes and
bread were placed on the tin recep
tacles and hot coffee was senrod in
the regulation tin cups. The mem
bers were curious as to the bomblike
dishes, but finally discovered that
they contained salt and pepper.
james uougneriy sang a song
which was featured by Pearl Tardln
ierre of the logersoll Company come
weeks ago. It was entitled. "Borne
Times You Pick a Good One." The
last verse, which was localized, told
of the election held yesterday.
President Farrmgton In a short
talk urged the members of th clob
to get back of any movement of the
city officials which would be fo: the
benefit of the city. He also urged that
all keep their weather eye on the
euuauon, ana protest against any
program which would not bene't.'t the
good road situation, regardurss of
politics.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Furnished three-bedroom bungalow,
. Royal Grove, Waikfki. right of way
to beach. Pbone 7639. 6505 tf
DECORATIONS COMPLETE
FOR JAPANESE RECEPTION
Decorstions in the armory are prac
tically complete for the big reception
tomorrow eight in honor of the Japa
nese naval training squadron visiting
here. Flags of many nations are
hung in the building, and in the cen
ter of the floor a big stand for the
musicians is placed.
, The reception proper will be in the
Capitol, the armory being used for
dancing. Workmen today completed
putting the canvas cover on the trel
lis over the path from the executive
building to the armory, aad bung
American and Hawaiian Gags on the
inside walls.
DR. CAPPS, OPTICIAN
Formerly with Wall A Dougherty, has
removed to 8tandard Optical Co., 11 If
Fort 8t Adv.
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mer. '
the convenience of fi 1 tconomlcal for aU
e year 'round cooking. Bakes, broils, roasts.
ozstx Steady, evenly-dlstributed beat, ths best
tor cooking.
The long bme chimneys prevent all saoka and
auH. Ia 1, 2, 3 sa4 4 karaer elm, wtta
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SMdela. Ask ytsr sealer tsday.
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Just now we are showing a fine display of
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