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v fMTOpih- - Fill RESULTS SHOW THAT FEU HIS BEATEN I By LINE FBI I t After Republican Had Secured Long Lead He Was Counted Out at the Last SMALL U1ITT Justices work and start again tho judl- - United Status would boitho market for clal wliecls Attar a vtreuuou oloehuu Mist bhipuiPiiU from other sugar-pro- - day and night TutUim went back to dueintc countriw hi aumpetltion with work with a lame liaek limping feot If lnIutrf- - keep track of tho and eyes that lwily wuuldnt stay trend of ovtmu ugreo that the tariff open 8bt wa ItlluiUr knan tlmii 011 ujur in iu mure likelihood of 5u- - ummI- - Uion fioiu tho hands of the Nw Down in the fedural eurt a trial had Natiuimliin foUuwiug than from the to Ut cooUnuDd over a day Uchum th Democratic party whwh U mom likely talesmen eouMut tay awake Tun to cuuldir tk uwti of proUwtiou for Democrats among them ware the only the sugar beet raisers nf thn United oiifn who aMi u oontiauoua Iwpreiilun HtaiM and the mm planter of the or the trial a their bad dreamt forbid Houth and uf Hawaii 1 really do not ftlettp to their heavy vyeltd believe tuat the Uetmieratie eougrat Uuiud aUsiaa Dlalrtet Attorney would favor a i4uliuu aud o w - - mid M rtabt bill I have TO CURE A COLD IH ONE DAY ittffzdt Tke wuativo Qrortto Quinine uul1 haiui where il buw uuii TatbkU iW ItM All drug refund fall if wauti4 eium ly tlm money if it tula to euro W Orgi higiiulurt r otj lt ii uux fcUiMtiiiaAwftt Ua t A ImI ih imnNiil Tbati I lt am d HjIiIkI lb kot Unit R u ilt i on iLu iuliii I - 1RIDAY NOVEMBER 11 Wireless reports from tho other is ¬ lands show how Fwccplng has been tho victory of tho Republican party in tho Territory Evory island gavo Kuhio big majorities and on Hawaii whero McCandlcss had hopes of winning his voto was not as big as two years ago I As a political possibility McCandlcss nas uccn wipca out Mauis Great Showing KAHULUI Maui November 8 Full returns from all precincts on Maul giro Kuhio 15S7 McCandlcss 473 and Not Icy 312 Results Other Islands MAINLAND 1 - --- Democrats Elect But Four Candidates in Hi the County Out of 4IH thirty One From Tbnrsdays Advertiser MAYOR JOSHPII J FERN Joseph iT Fern has again beaten John by small majority of tho last returns made C Lane by n narrow ranrgin Xor election as mayor of Honolulu Tho history of Breckons who denoted tho present political campaign the greatest fun ho two years ago ropoatcd itself inasmuch has had in years bobbed around tho as the early returns appeared to make corridors in an effort to stay right sido up as ho hadnt had more than tlireo the success of tho Republican candidate hours sleep out of tho past forty eight cortnin nnd tho result in favor of tho and was beginning to feci tho after Democrats was not definitely known until the last ballots of tho last pre- ¬ cinct to bo heard from were counted At six oclock yesterday morning tho count showed Lane ninety six ahead The final count concluded just beforo noon gavo Fern the election by a ma- ¬ jority of fifty two Altogether tho Republican victory was prevented from being a complete one by tho election of Fern Jarrett Boso and McClcllan all reelected Fern increased his 190S majority by forty Jarrett and Roso fell off greatly in their majorities and McClcllan who nosed in two years ago with eighty five ahead of Watkins this year nosed in ono hun- ¬ dred and seven ahead of Quinn Totals Complete Tho totals in tho various contests complete but unofficial are Delegate Kubio 4010 JdcCnndless 2913 Not loy 167 Senators Long Term Chilllngworth 3S94 Brown 3729 Judd 3550 Edings 2320 Kalakicln 2109 Rivcnburgh 2114 Kalauokalani 433 Kcalakaihonua 2G2 Mossman 300 Senators Short Term Kalclopu 2972 Hanapi 2104 White 038 Eepresentatives Fourth Lone 2147 Marcallino 2057 Wat- - kins 2052 Williamson 1949 Towse 1930 Kamanoulu 1S97 Turrill 1321 Mehcula 12SS Wolters 1213 Bene vodes 1200 Keawehaku 1192 Rath burn 1094 Eepresentatives Fifth Castle 1S49 Correa 1805 Fernandez 1794 Archer 1GS3 IMahoc 1003 Poo poe 1392 Like 1370 Kupihea 1343 Kaohele 1191 Luka 1123 Kalahaua 1037 Kaleihuin 439 Ahia 315 Keone 193 Kuhrwaimaka 178 Paoo 1C9 Malulani 140 Mayor Fern 31C0 Lane 3134 Supervisors Low 3707 Dwicht 3007 Krugor 3400 Murray 3317 Arnold 3296 Aran ua 3291 Petrio 3210 McClellan 3098 Quinn 295S Silva 23S7 Tahau 2574 luchoco 2573 Kinkahi 2375 Piemor 2158 Kcaloha 472 Kemalani 390 Poe 312 Pelciholani 281 Through discrepancies in somo of tho TctuniB Pctrie 1b given a total to elect whilo McClellnu apparently is Shorlff Jarrot 3504 2850 Deputy Sheriff Rose 2773 Simerson 2070 Clerk Kalauokalani Jr 3771 Baiter 22S1 Auditor Bickucll 3110 Anderson 2709 Treasurer 3302 Trent 2003 City Attorney Cathcart 3125 Thayer 2097 Sleepy Justlco It wat a slcopy courthouso which yesterday attouiptod to ¬ math of a Republican victory How- ¬ ever ho managed to attend to business until an afternoon hour gavo him a chance to hike homo gracefully On tho other side of tho Btrcct much the samo somnolcnco prevailed but it was much more dignified ns became tho hichor official circles No rfno asleep nt their post as there been a larger intorest taken in tlio elections for larger reasons nnd a joyous though holy calm prevailed From both buildings jointly there arose however a deep sigh of relief which mingled in tho middlo of tho car track becoming a little whirlwind to stir up a nico cloud of dust nnd remind tlio ollicinl world tliat us lone ns tliero aro unwatercd roadways there must and will be politics i - IRRIGATION BILL Tho Governor nnd his cabinot aro now working oil a draft hill which will turn over for dovclopcment by tho irrigation companies tho arid lands of Hawaii If enacted by congress Tho de- ¬ tails of tho bill are calculated to mako possible such enterprises as tho Kau ditch with tho greatest possiblo benefit to tho Territory Tho task is a big ono and means a great deal of work on the part of tho governments legal department Tho mnttor was brought up by tho recent conterenccs which lormany jauncueu the Kau ditch enterprise and is being drawn with a view to making this possible but will of coureo effect all simi lar lands companies and enterprises in goneral The leciblaturo just elected which will sit next year will consider tho bill for endorsement which by tuat timo will bo in such shapo that tho govern ment can presont it with the knowledge that a knotty problem has been un- ¬ tangled satisfactorily to all parties The government is also being called upon just at present to tako notico of other development enterprises which are finding Hawaii island a big and profitable field This is tho applica tions of two railroads lor wliarr bubs on Kcalakekua Bay Thcso two companies tho Kona Rail ¬ Reelected fell had road Company and tho West Hawaii Railroad hnppen to want sites on tho Knawuloa or northern sido of tho bay which is said tn bo tho most favor ablo plnco but which is also limited ns to availablo space Tlio steamers now stop at NntKiopoo oa tho opposito sido beaten The official roturns aro not all of tho bay in but thoso recoived differ somowhat A conference will bo bold Monday from returns at Republican headquar- - in tho Governors oflico to doviso a tors means to scttlo tho question h Cox ONE PLEASED AT ROOSEVELTS DEFEAT I was very much pleased to read in The Advertisers splendidly arranged election returns on Tuescday night of tho overwhelming majority for Delegate Kuhio said Shingle a prominent citizen yes terday but 1 was v whole lot inoro pleased to hear that Roosovclt had been given u setback in his New Nationalism 1 cuusldor Itoiwovelt and his now agitation n real euut e for fear in Hawaii There no doubt but that Roosevelts nolicJdg would timlmln tint rpiliiMlnn tt reUllie i lv mi mnnr immilxr Hint The Republican legislative and coun- ¬ ty ticket mado n clean sweep Coelho was badly defeated Indopcndont Is Beaten LTIIUE Kauai November 8 Tho entire epublican ticket has been elect ed Tho only scat regarded ns in doubt was that of W Rice for sheriff Tho full couitt gives him a majority over Kinney Independent of 225 Gains In Kohala KOHALA November 8 Count shows big Republican gains nil along the line WATT Kuhio Gained Three Hundred KILO November 8 Full returns show that Kuhio has carried tho island by n majority three hundred greater than two years ngo whilo tho total for McCnndloss lias fallen oft by fifty Pun the fusion candidate for sher iff has been reolccted over Keolanui DUUHED RESULT ON THE MOLES Regrettable Outbursts Made Be- ¬ fore Situation Had Been Fully Gone Over From Thursdays Advertiser Ono of the most remarkable scenes of the entire campaign was enacted yes terday forenoon in tho littored up head quarters rooms of tho Republican county comuiittco in tho Stangcnwnld building where tho battle of tho returns had been fought tho night before nnd far into the glare of the lay wnen Iriuco Kalnninnaole delegate to congress and Robert W Shingle just elected treas urer of tho city and county of Honolulu mado addresses to tho Hawaiian voters workers and men who had listened to tho doctrine of tlio straightboth us is 11 - ticket fnith preached to them by Republicans and who were declaring that tho haoles of the fourth district had not practised themselves what thoy preached for tho Hawaiians It was at tho psychological moment when Mr Shingle who had been told of tho murmurings of discontent en ¬ tered the crowded room Faces wcro turned to him which bore the imprint of fatigue and disappointment for al- ¬ though many of their favorites had been elected they wcro soro over the defeat of Lane Mr Shinglo thanked tho men for their support and then ho launched into tho subject nearest his own henrt when ho said that ho would gladly have been defeated himself if it would have meant tho election of Lano as mayor Ho baid that ho agreed with them that the llawanans had been tho straight ticket voters whilo tho haoles particu- ¬ larly thoso of certain precincts of the fourth district had been distinctly split ticket voters and had lost tho day for the mayor and sheriff candidates of tho Republican party Ho stated that tho ono gratification ho felt in being elected as treasurer was that ho meant to keep his promises to tho voters of tho party and to re- ¬ member tho Hawaiians who had made his victory possible Ho said that al- ¬ though thoro was a Democratic mayor the board of supervisors was Repub- ¬ lican almost to n man nnd ho would sco that tho men who had stood by thoir guns would receive thoir reward Mr Shinglo was cheered lustily- - rially shook Quinn s chances for re- ¬ election It appeared to bo tho genoral opinion around headquarters that Hustaios dif ns ho finished Princo Kuhio immediately mounted tho improvised rostrum and said he ondorsed what Mr Hbinglo said and then he talked in his mother tongue He nsscrtcd that it was his belief thnt it was tho hnoles who had thrown down tho mayor and sheriff and deputy shoriff Their split tickets showed that in tlio precincts where tho haolo voters K docttino of straight ticketism 8U ¬ ferences with Lane and his alleged tn friondlincss toward Shinglo helped to reduce their majorities there although several of the whito voters of tho pre- ¬ cinct deny that thoro is the slightest ground for the report Trent remained nt Thomas Square all day long and his personal work must bo taken into account In Manoa tho original home of in- ¬ surgency Knhinu tho vice president of the Republican precinct club who had been present at the councils of the club nnd party demonstrated his relapso from Republicanism by appearing in the Democratic procession on Monday night carrying i torch His appearance there confirmed the statements mado to various precinct workers that Kahinu was a Democrat was so regarded by tho Democratic organization in the valley but fetill played politics with tho Re ¬ publicans Ho is a road worker Tho Fort nnd Bcretania precinct vot- ¬ ing opposito tho contral fire station showed tho split ticket strongly Tho tnlly nheets kept by markers showed whero Lano was cut for Fern but tho Republican supervisorial ticket voted in its entirety Jarrett and Rose wcro also favorod Whero Petrio Lost It is said that Petrio lost many votes among the very crowd of men ho might have expected to reccivo support because on ono occasion when ho was with other speakers on a stand with McCandlcss tho latter abusod B F Dillingham general manager of tho Oahu Railway Company of which Mr Petrio is master mechanic During this tirado Petrio never mado a movo to leave tho patform or oven to defend Mr Dillingham from tho attack Mr Potrio had worked with the railroad company under tho guiding hand of Mr Dillingham since he was a boy and had been advanced and promoted from a lowly position to one of tho most honored in tho service and many knowing mat changed their minds about sup porting him - Decrease of Orientals by De- ¬ partures Amount to Very Little Tho figures prepared by tho board of immigration concerning tho arrivals and departures of orientals in tho Torri tory which woro partially published and wholly mixed by an afternoon paper last wook aro the most interesting ot any yet given out tyy that body Tho total arrivals of immigrants ot Japanese Chinese and Korean abstrac tion amount to 8S003 against 01384 departures In ten yenrs showing a total decreaso through departures of 2781 This small emigration would havo lit- - fin AfTftfit- tn liritinlaliitir it nAfiunt jority VI Vbal f tlio ritnl Population the T Prove of the Early Talk Made of flVom Thursdays Advertiser All tho talk which followed tho completion of tho city returns to the effect that tho white precincts knifed tho ticket is not justified said an ex ¬ A Political Convulsion Brings Sweeping Changes Roosevelt Declines to Discuss Great Defeat WASHINGTON Novombcr 0 Tho greatest Democratic tidal wavo in his- ¬ tory greater than that of 1802 swopt tho country DONE BY HAOLES yesterday Political con ¬ vulsions brought sweeping Democratic victories in Now York Now Jersey Connecticut Washington and Ohio Willie ino results in lowa appear likely Figures Injustice to throw that State into tho Democratic column Dlx carried Roosevelts homo precinct against him by a majority of 204 Treachery Tho Domocrats havo a safo majority in tho houso Roosevelt Wouldnt Talk NEW YORK November 9 Formor President Roosovclt who had announc- ¬ ed that the Stlmson supporters would knock tho Dlx party through tho ropes last night refused to glvo out an inter perienced politician yesterdny Tho figures do not bear out tho MatcmentB made nt all and I think tho public ought to mako a careful canvass of the results at tho various polls beforo thoy indulge in wild statements I think too that the party leaders ought to bo careful to bo right beforo they go ahead or tho result will not bo for tho best good either of tho party er tho public JTako the city ticket roturns for instance Tho voto polled for tho haola candidates in tho fourth and fifth re- ¬ spectively arc Fourth Fifth Shinglo 1701 1713 Cathcart 1805 Bicknell 1800 Kruger 1879 1577 Murray 1087 1585 Quinn 1205 1337 Average voto 1701 1560 Now takes tho voto polled for the Hawaiian candidates on the ticket aTho figures will snow Fourth Fifth Lano 1030 1504 Cox 1411 1438 Kalanianaolo 1085 17S0 Aranna 1017 1070 Arnold 1G91 1005- - Dwight 1809 1708 Low 2030 1719 Avcrago voto 1753 1035 That isMn the fourth the average voto for the Hawaiian candidates was 1753 to on average of 1704 to tho whito candidates in tho fifth an averago for the Hawaiian candidates of 1035 to an avcrago of 1500 for tho haole candi- ¬ dates Tho general Republican averages I figure out to ho Fourth district 1728 fifth district 1001 Thus in tho fourth tho Hawaiian candidates received nn avorage of twenty fivo votes ovor tho total general average whilo tho haolo candidates in the fourth received an averago of twenty four votes below the general average In tho fourth district Lano ran ninety eight below the goneral Rcpub lican nverago nnd in tho fifth he ran nlnety soven below that nverago This does not look as Uiough the defeat of Lano can bo blnmcd on any particular precinct or any particular complexion of voters Lano was beaton bocauso all through tho county the voters generally preferred Tern Tho dofection was not all among tho haoles because tho big losses that pulled him down camo from tho precincts where tho Hawaiian voto ia strongest It is unfortunnto that tho public statements havo been mado that tho haoles knifed tho ticket It loadB to a raco bitterness that tho returns do not justify It is wrong to allow eucb statements to go uncontradicted HI WASHINGTON WDMEN WIN LONG SUFFRAGE STRUGGLE ¬ view in the light of tho roturns Ho refused to talk at all Taft Hears tho Sad News President Taft heard tho nowe whilo -on tho train en routo from his homo city to Washington He received the news of the defeat of his party in tho houso in silence Loading Insurgent Ooes Down INDIANAPOLIS Indiana November 9 Bcvcridgo tho Insurgent loader has been defeated in tho Democratic wavo that swept tho Stato yesterday Tho entire Democratic Stato ticket and congressional delegation has been elected California Solidly Republican SAN FRANCISCO November 9 Tho Indications hero are that Johnson has bcon elected Governor by a plurality of thirty thousand The Stato will send a solid Republican delegation to congress Wilson the Labor Socialist candidate for Governor npUed a heavy voto which upset tho predictions earlier in tho count of a close vote Exposition Bonds Voted Tho first and second exposition meas- ¬ ures submitted wero carried overwhelm- ¬ ingly THE EARLY REPORTS SAN FRANCISCO November 0 Tho next houso of representatives will bo Democratic whilo the returns from tho thirty eight States voting yesterday show that tho Republican majority in tho senate will bo reduced Tho Demo crats have carried New York Ohio Massachusetts Connecticut and Iowa and made largo gains in Illinois Tho party swept Chicago and Coot county by forty thousand majority Speaker Cannon has been reelected but hta majority has been cut down New York Against Roosevelt NEW YORK November 0 Dlx tho Democratic candidate for Governor was elected by a majority of 55000 Ho carried Roosevelts own precinct against Stimson Wilson Goes In NEW JERSEY Now Jersey Novem ¬ ber 9 Professor Woodrow Wilson Democratic candidate for Governor has been olectod by a good majority of ovor fifteen thousand Massachusetts Goes Democrat BOSTON Massachusetts November 9 Fobs Democrat carried tho Stato for the Democrats by thirty thousand NEW HAVEN Connecticut Novem ber 9 This State Joined tho Demo- ¬ cratic column yesterday by a majority of forty thousand Baldwin is ciecwa Governor Harmon Reelected COLUMBUS Ohio November O Tho been taught- - them and ho believed thoy had triod to follow thnt Uo saiit that tho Hawaiians had tho power and the right to turn their backs on the party but ho nppcnlcd to them to remain steadfast and thoir reward would came in another wny lie safd that tho sen ¬ ate nnd houso were Republican tho su ¬ pervisors woro nlmoat nil Republicans tho trensuror was a Republican and it would be thoir aim to see that nil wcro rowardod properly Tlio Irinco oswlled blttorly what ho termed tho lark of stamina of tho hanlo voters Ho thaukod tho Hnwnllnns for the miuitier in which thoy had voted mid attacked ngnin the huole voters who had thrown down tho candidates Ho appeuloil to tho Hawaiian voters howeviir to tny with thoir party mi loyal Republicans nnd go again to tho polls aa good Ropuhllouni 1 am aahntniKl to belong to a party of which lutunber will bo guilty of s joIi lKjlltlcal dUhuneaty n thli lie wild They talked and argued atrnluht ticket and you kpt fnllh with them Hut they didnt keep faith with yu He alao Mid that liti oiiklnt mama ihrtn if they deaartml a wrty The ieali wh received with ejir lllimad Huitwo tin lliu lilaiktioerd of lb llejtultlhuu lumiUiiiaitrr eiMtan a ehalked 4il8ei rid i lilt keudud ua a letttdn be I nuaiiiiia the Thumtte aVjuare a iiut whirr iliarlty Uaataee waa 4iJ lw I In Mu eku 414 aoi ht kit ul iugga and Mill ua lail at tin priai tit laae aud Coy bat lltten It l iliin among lliv Iu i i and iatrrvaning irr t Yttu and JarreU aa du4 giiUiiiig if puiitiml uiiilitiiklU ril uid Iue uull ut aklagl but Ninlc t IMtJjAfiSt htef L on 1910 -SE-MI-WEEKL Home Ruler Purdy Homo Ruler has been elected supervisor Beers Republican has been oloctcd county nttornoy McGuiro Democrat in tc elected auditor REPRESENTATIVES IN FIRST ALL REPUBLICAN IIILO November 8 1032 v m Eleven precincts in tho first district and thrco in the second glvo Kuhio 1149 to 538 for McCandlcss and 170 for Notlcy Tho Republican representatives in tho first district havo made a clean swcop nnd at this Hmo it appears probable that the senatorial ticket will also bo elected Completo Hawaii Returns mtO November 0 f2 a m Com plete returns show that the straight tiCKCt nas won prncucauy mruuguuui Kuhio defeated MJcCandless by over a tlininnml maioritv tho vote being Kuhio 1787 McCandless 742 2sotlcy 447 Makolcau and Hewitt aro elected to the senate Tim linni donation will bo Rcimb Hcan throughout with the exception of Yntcs Democrat and Kawcwchi Homo Rule irnnilinwnn snowed undor being over whclmingly defeated Holstoin leads In west im win i Tho board of supervisors Is Rcpub hirthrato which the census figures lato ly punusiieu cxbiult Thcso figures which Bpeak for thorn solves aro as follows Jupanese arrivals Males 01020 females 15875 and children 020 total 77421 Departures Males 57000 fomnlcs 11201 and children 0015 totul 71S6 Chinese arrivals Males 3303 fe males 155 and children G2 total 35S0 Departures Mules 11079 females tus ana emmren livi total 13918 ivorcuns arrivals --Males uyJ2 to malwt 019 and children 101 total 7002 Departures Males 1939 females 157 and children 101 total 2280 In a foot note to tlio ilgunti Doc tor Chirk superintendent of jmmigrn lion anyu The Jncrouao in tho on ental imputation may be given larger than the true iueruaae buoauao u smallor liroportion of the total orlontil jkijiu lation may luno been uuuiorated in niuu mun in luiu The uirtn rnto ana death rate of oriental In Hawaii oape eiHlly lajwueM iu modifleil by three abnormal eniidlUolia a dUpieportion uli uuauber of walea Mhiilt teuila to loner iieruentage blith rate b dla projiuruoiiuu numlwr ut adjltn bath aasen Iu the prime nf life wuieh teudi tu luwer weeutage death rate and to iurruaaii birth ratu and praatlaally uuUiical marriage if female tin ah Angflfa ltailwa lorpuia In i rv iiii l iuuiirMriiiix fur iiuuiaii Iwe Jiurikaawl iU liaea tae JaeiAi Klecirii Uaiay aav4 wdl ajair itli- - liirui a a part uf Iheir fteia yU lUtt Mbitriaal tiajMfel mmmmmmmmmmmmt vi v jf sFn Hcan with tho one exception of Pritch ard All other county officers Republican CLEANSWEEpoN THE VALLEY ISLE KAHUIitn Maui Novombcr 8 Midnight Tho Republicans have mado a complete sweep of Maul electing every Republican Coelho was defeated by Pall for tho senate in a doso vote Kepolkal wont down before Oaso by a majority of nearly thrco hundred Tho final results for tho legislative ana county tickets aro Senate Coelho 1050 Pali 1197 Houso Cockott 1331 Cooke 1373 Do Eego 755 Hihlo 879 Kail 747 Kawaakoa 1236 Kclilttoi 1507 Kuula 839 Naonc 740 Nawahlno 849 Tava- - res 1340 Walahoio 1299 Supervisors Makawao Poguo 294 Copp 101 Hana Hala 241 Kahuno laolo 114 Lahaina Hcnnlng 236 J Ka-uhi 109 Walluku Lake 358 Lyons 324 Molokal Mover 103 Toucfsen 71 Shorlff Crowell 1233 Mossman 767 County Attomoy Case 1121 Kopob kal 846 County Treasurer L M Baldwin by largo majority Auditor Ohas Wilcox largo major ity County Clerk iW F Kaao largo ma SKATTUi Washington November 0 Woiiihii suffrage has carried tho Stoti- - of Washington Tor twenty yenn tho women of Washington have been after tho right tn rnit tho ballot nnd Hie luat aoMiim of tho Hlntc legislature CRUISER BREMEN ARRIVES TO PROTECT 0ERMAN8 AWAPAIA Novaaiber a The Uf muu uiuieer Itftuiea bae arrived kN vuili vraVr iu ifiit Ovlwaa later Mlf rvj aMgggjygjs - Toiflo nW5 ryt i LANDSLIDE IN FAVOR OF DEMOCRACY Democratic State committee at a lato hour last night claimed tho state for tho Democrats Porter tho Democratic nominee for Governor ia probably elected Socialists Win in Milwaukee MILWAUKEE November 9 Victor Borger the candidate of the Socialist party for congress carried tho city yesterday La FolletteB reelection is assured Closo in California SAN FRANCISCO November 0Tho result of tho voting for Governor is still in doubt Bell the Democratic candi ¬ date and Johnson tho insurgent Repub ¬ lican are running very close The Indications aro that Johnson will be elected - OIIAMBnRXATNBCOUOH REMEDY aueeemliHl Iu uetting n bill through aubiuiying the iiuaatlua of suffrage to vote ul the iioople at the uluttlun yes terday Their vletory waa marked by liUtiiretyiMv iwivm in all the big elilei of the IJtale TIU3 BEST OBTAINABLE Tbis remedy has no superior m n euro for eolils croup and whooping cough It has been a faverile with tho moth- ¬ ers of young children for almott forty OlMHilMlalna Cough Remedy era always be dopeadsd upon and la 1 na sat Ut t It net euly ernes euldi and atrip but prevents lllr rtMiltinu tu pneumonia Uaaaabafiaiae Caujui Rauieily ion Is la a eplaw r ofltei uarrutle and atar le fWfi ae toaAoaatly tu a euild ae lo aa t4ult For tale by all tUaleM leuauii Siuiiti it V 111 aawuti hi lUwell ¬
COMPLETE TABULATED DETAILS OF THE VOTE RECORDED IN THE CITY AND COUNTY JT FreT DELEGATE TO BIXTT SEGOND CONGRESS Kalanianaole J K McCandloss h h Notloy CKHR fill D Fourth Representative District Island of Oahu 123456789 te Pre FreT Pre Pre Pre PreT i Pre Pre lre Total 10 11 12 130 222 205 269 226 193 178 187 4 j0 25 137 2036 96 115 57 66 75 233 15S 154 171 16 184 1393 11 6 1 1 1 6 f f I Jf Kalanianaole J K It McCandloss L I D Notloy CKHB Brown Cecil R Chilllngworth p F R Eding W S CD Hariapl E K D Tuaa A F R Kalakiola J S D Kaloiopu A S R- - Koalaknikonua Potor II R JCalauokalani Sr D II R Mossmnn Jr Win F II R Rivcnburgh B G D White William II R Ahia David II R Archer Frank K R Castle A L R Correa S P - Fernandez Eddio K R Kaleihuia A E II R Knleohano Qua CD Kanekoa ChaB fR Kaohcle Sam D Keone GN KB Kuluwaimoku J P li Kupihea David D Like Edward D Luka J K CD Mahoe S K W- - rMalulani II P K H R Paoo A W II R Poopoc J M D 137 126 75 63 125 63 94 4 13 6 79 22 2 Cecil R C F R Edings S tt Hanapl E K D F R Kalakiola J S D Kaloiopu A S R Kcalaknihonuu Feter II R Kalauokalani Sr D II R Mossmnn Jr Wm Third Senatorial District Fifth Eoprcsontatlvo District Island of Oahu ProProProProPrePrePrePro lro 1 2 3 4 3 b o v PrciPro iu ii Ire Ire Pre Ire Pro Ire Total Fifth District Brown Chillingworth W JuddA FH R Rivcnbiirgh B G D White William H R Bencvedes F C CD Kamanoulu G K- - Uy Kcawohaku G K D Long E A C R Marcallino A Q R Mohoula Solomon D Bathburn E K D Towsc Ed R Turrlll Fred D Watkins Norman K Williamson William R Wolter E H P CD 50 22 46 95 140 66 71 166 139 114 190 52 23 52 99 143 67 67 175 155 117 204 48 71 23 S3 48 38 16 70 200 109 165 49 63 29 29 33 43 11 67 208 113 168 48 22 44 93 133 67 63 173 136 109 186 52 71 33 34 48 44 18 64 231 117 184 37 19 46 91 131 59 65 153 106 84 153 3 4 5 3 5 2 3 11 19 10 19 7 3 13 9 11 1 5 13 30 12 36 4 1 6 6 7 2 3 13 15 11 15 43 66 26 26 40 37 12 64 183 99 152 71 2 6 8 8 2 4 16 25 14 22 REPRESENTATIVES Fourth Representative District Island of Oahu I Pro i ire lire Ire Tro7 TreT lro Ire 3 4 5 6 7 3 12 77 106 47 50 53 217 125 152 US 202 200 229 198 199 150 161 82 107 51 36 42 246 144 112 141 223 206 270 239 191 201 126 200 203 259 217 192 160 192 96 128 54 59 57 234 152 135 67 101 48 56 61 191 132 118 143 194 194 265 214 155 146 169 103 120 52 81 83 194 159 137 136 201 207 276 246 164 163 178 133 197 201 264 231 162 1491 163 S6 115 51 63 65 193 152 130 6l 162 210 122 15 561 1725 62 170 226 135 14 61 1822 97 159 63 9 30 1274 96 135 57 10 28 1184 176 208 110 13 50 1689 13 170 71 18 33 1245 134 183 85 2 41 1444 8 29 10 2 9 146 15 38 IS 0 15 238 7 33 16 5 9 161 98 153 54 7 28 1121 10 34 21 8 8 200 TreT ire ire lro Total 9 10 11 12 135 64 IS 162 1206 216 72 31 121 1897 131 59 20 161 1192 264 78 27 129 2147 251 83 28 146 2057 134 59 19 161 1288 130 45 14 131 1094 240 72 26 118 1936 152 59 12 164 1321 241 76 29 135 2052 238 69 26 116 1949 142 54 17 145 1213 Amana Mnkanoo 3 R Arnold Chas N R Dwlcht 6 C R Kninalant Jtfoko H R Kealolm James M II B Kmknhi Ioola D Kruircr Frank J B Low Ebcn P R ilcClpllno V 11 D Murray A E R Pacheco M C D Pahau Robert K D PeleiohoUuii Sol L H B Potric Lester D Plcmer JI II D Poe John II R Quinn T C R Silva M E D Cox Androw E R Jarrett W P D Pre Pro Pre lrc Ire Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Total 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 42 21 45 94 122 65 61 158 156 102 1S9 55 166 226 126 0 47 1574 47 24 43 96 121 68 63 186 136 95 181 53 147 180 104 7 54 1605 48 20 43 95 139 67 64 169 154 120 195 63 159 199 116 8 56 170S 1 2 11 7 11 3 3 15 27 10 26 5 15 47 15 1 12 211 3 2 -- 10 10 9 2 3 13 35 17 30 8 17 61 25 1 15 261 50 73 45 31 47 41 14 59 220 114 186 54 118 159 67 8 30 1319 47 22 41 92 134 58 62 158 141 103 165 59 152 183 104 16 51 1587 47 26 43 93 132 64 65 156 149 127 189 57 169 210 124 16 54 1731 47 71 166 46 53 38 24 78 243 144 164 64 51 166 90 19 47 1486 45 24 46 73 114 71 59 153 132 105 216 55 152 214 107 7 49 1522 51 71 29 38 52 37 17 59 217 129 179 51 125 183 60 9 28 1345 52 66 29 34 49 34 14 53 226 120 195 51 130 187 75 9 37 1351 7 4 7 9 1 2 2 9 21 10 16 5 10 40 8 2 7 160 45 68 43 46 50 41 26 83 243 142 204 59 148 208 78 18 41 1542 45 63 30 36 61 38 17 48 188 98 154 58 86 143 54 21 25 1165 7 3 5 3 2 9 21 IS 17 3 12 37 13 0 17 172 436125 48 95 126 55 62 153 116 85 174 55 125 167 110 15 40 1460 48 68 29 99 44 3S 5 70 217 120 140 48 125 186 76 6 37 1390 SHERIFF Fourth District 123456789 Pre Pre Pre Pre FreT FreT FreT FreT FreT FreT FreT Fre lotal 10 11 12 82 150 145 199 150 140 104 131 149 55 19 87 2850 135 153 91 122 140 240 202 193 260 76 21 208 3564 SPORT CiWES Fifth Fans Look for Larfle Appropriations to Promote Athletic Events Irclrc The ontire sport ticket was elected and tho fans wero at the polls Tuesday highly elated over tbo prospect of an athletic The leglsla- - administration m hold two fifteen mlnute see- - bUlU tho football season lBions a day during and until they get wise to tho now --i Thnn in tho spring when tho waxes intense they legislative games deliberations to nine will extend their - TM will not eivo l them all a cbanco to make a hit out eorao will probably score Antonio Marcallino who polled next to the highest voto of any candidate ¬ Representative District 23 77 1 freilre 212 209 93 86 190 93 168 9 28 113 89 24 3 4 110 36 6 192 i202 40 33 201 36 168 5 21 6 37 15 Pre FeT 5 6 153 56 1 272 272 44 43 265 30 204 3 14 11 48 29 Rose Chas H D Bimerson W K R Roso Chas H D Shncrson W K R fts 7 HAWAIIAN GAZETTE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11 1910 SEMI WEEK I Island of Oahu 229 224 66 56 226 41 170 2 14 8 65 31 137 81 Ire Pre Pre Pre 8 9 10 11 74 69 183f 1791 127 214 51 26 76 235 133 201 0 6 9 i6 o 10 16T 194 168 172 152 201 127 32 31 31 153 24 164 110 147 135 162 16S 128 101 140 129 108 11 15 15 120 29 7 3 12 12 12 5 33 30 16 33 47 22 48 102 137 68 171 140 115 188 47 25 52 104 149 71 182 158 119 204 48 22 49 103 143 69 186 175 117 201 43 20 46 101 143 67 182 159 135 183 8 10 8 13 14 9 23 45 100 44 44 64 35 40 48 12 60 187 15 147 45 19 37 88 122 62 154 143 104 175 48 68 27 35 29 13 40 204 99 165 1 5 9 7 5 1 15 22 9 25 2 3 19 7 4 5 6 17 8 23 51 74 31 32 44 19 62 241 127 185 46 69 32 f4 41 15 68 237 131 189 45 64 27 29 40 12 67 182 91 147 41 21 44 102 131 65 64 147 120 100 174 3 2 5 4 0 2 22 29 10 10 1 2 4 4 2 1 10 26 10 32 49 71 28 34 44 20 65 241 118 186 ii DEPUTY SHERIFF Fourth District 132 189 Fifth District Ul n 146 100 171 182 111 89 109 151 119 17 15 18 106 22 146 J146 Pre Pre 12 13 203 169 28 162 484 172 60 183 227 218 22 114 131 112 169 224 125 24 49 54 91 143 25 155 209 111 112 165 70 5 16 39 13 10 38 15 104 176 77 121 180 78 92 138 61 146 163 91 8 34 9 10 35 11 124 194 17 14 58 57 61 59 12 46 50 47 6 42 57 50 49 2 6 49 14 IS 6S 173 230 137 56 135 198 90 3 7 34 7 252 266 137 98 228 104 189 8 15 5 112 27 Protints 241 144 192 112 Prccinte 12 lrclrePre Total Oahu with Wahiawa and Punaluu to hoar from Kuhlo 3953 MoCandless 2860 Notloy 102 SENATORS Third Senatorial District Fourth Representative District Island of Oahu Prp i i I ire Pre 9 1 Pro 4 1 Ire 5 lie i 1ro 6 7 i Ire S i Pre 9 lro 10 Pre 11 lro 12 Fifth Representative District Island of Oahu Prof 1rcJ lro ire Pre a 5 Pre i Pre fi l I Pro Pre Proi irot Irej Pre a i iu i i w Pre1 Pre 15 73 77 41 46 74 56 60 9 5 4 47 1941 125 13 163 120 240 172 16 23 23 14 10 22 15 21 8 6 6 14 J3 12 15 0 I ITotal 260 154 75 60 Ire 17 120 129 129 123 129 147 100 8 15 16 25 105 Total Pro Pre1 Total 16 17 II 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 17 57 55 56 59 19 28 45 25 17 11 44 48 24 41 11 6 38 194 93 15 104 83 1930 1520 112 lotal 319 1685 1845 1805 1794 439 1037 1583 1191 193 178 1343 1370 1123 1503 146 159 1392 3773 2076 ITotal 948 672 for representative in tho fourth district i i i i mil all II A promised yesicruuy w yu -- - 111 lAffilntlnn IIu not siren uuuui pay whothor or not ho would exert eloquence toward securing approprlft the down here The tUm to bring r i ToaiMti iinivuvcr m w 0 Of it U0 wands but wl prolwhly lntruot Anto nlo lo plead for a terrltorisl Ixuolwll ground UMUM tt limiu have wur ud AthleUe Turk tlon of th biwlgit Mt t mmle ldl Im fiir tilt Hit miorMiyi - Mke of 4wWg HwH t W0H4 HI P w - a U inlwUiMhi M l rlMUtlM M Ui lky national capital They waflt good husky wloldors tho cano knives hero to tear off sugar crop and there men in tho United States and also did in Jspan who hold high batting aor his Tlio oarsmen nhould pull a good troko Cubs witn uiiarno uitiungwonu m m ate when it comes to harbor apjiropria- Annrn lint wt liAru 11 iV IbMMifb MS M - rria 4nila nnutltllnntil will bt uftur AJ Custje won to show soniii not rosults and ull lignt Jans pk aWdle iwnotidwi to modify th pugl liaiie laws m no cud JstfrliM Johuion tllms ii Mlia pAiilt nt Ihii iilaaiifln uulv tti I aliAiw fb It tl h H KIlAfi the sflndldutiM en ihv utitktU UKt bad the Mktmi mm of ww oi th fHHi Mid yoiUrday tblt it Im Ud Mil yettM iU upon tUkt h would ltv b vUmmI Uw KMuUf VwHI avcrajf luw kUTT UtiMif VMMUm by IflJK iuni rwniMworui wm m wkiclt tbbiw Iti tlMt of Panama Canal whoro ho will make a the tour of Inspection are DEPUTY SHERIFFS WAIANAE nilllland D 49 J IC Kupuu H 0 the win EWA J Jorimmlet H 34p I Kulilinami I 80 ItOOLAUPOKO ravi fat U AIHvil D 1M p jHhiH ii m uh U or mi km J Iiiuu I 10 KlwU ww wturM w Al tl wt ftitolbtr tvp tl l 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 W R Z6 49 90 62 58 47 7 54 II D 53 U 30 45 58 40 23 H6 61 72 20 46 Z I T75T re 1 2 i i 171 ttJIKSrtSwj 114 w 91 KPpnAUOA T75 TO i H Puusluu lo bmr tium Jmv W K H W4 Wtrra V Cut U IW T U UUk IV 41 Ml Pro Pre Ire Ire Ire Pre Pre Pre Ire Ire lro Pro Pre Pre Pru Pre Ire Total 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Shingle Robert 123 143 748 111 174 T3 217 ItW 159H Treut Richard 235 131 196 144 188 1494 IT T7T7 7 77T7 771 777 77 77TT71 ATTORNEY Fourth District Pre T7S7 Pru TreT lrv i Ire Pra TTei Ife Pra TotuT 7 8 9 10 12 109 1QI IU J24 M 113 161 70 u 133 3125 Ul 13 140 ffl 60 11 132 Uiil nrtb iitrit IT Pw Tr Irl- 4 S h 7 H 10 12 li 14 l - 17 - - 1 i lil J VI 1M Hi Ul atrt bt W 4J M U ilU 174 lhr lis 147 7 - jfffe IV rniiPriPf PiTu Pit ft VuUI 111 lUi IhU MUX Mi I Hi prT Forn Joseph J D iane J no u ii Fern Josenh J D i Lane Jno C R Tie 1 s 109 96 47 43 Ire iIS 2 hSrwfYKif W j FvTTTrT 138 165 MAYOR Fourth District rie 3 S5 169 4 District Ire Ire lro lro 43 59 941 125 46 63 rrc 5 US Ire Li 23 61 O 230 176 152 125 ire Ire 34 2E0 139 154 135 100 170 150 US 10 PrePrelrclrelre I I I I 10 11 12 13 14 STJPERVI80RS Fourth District ITe FreT 12 Pre 3 FreT 4 FreT 5 Ire 6 Ire 7 FreT 8 ire 9 FreT 10 Ire 11 Ire Total 12 2004 2072 1046 920 1861 924 1523 116 195 139 993 338 Amana Makanoo O R Arnold Chas N R Dwight ST C R Kamalani Moke H R Kculoha James M If R Kiakahi Iocla D KruRcr Frank J R Low Ebon P R McCicllan W II D Murray H E R Paelicco M C D Puhau Robert K D Pelcioholanl Sol Ii II R retric Lester D Plcmcr dl II D Poe John II R 1 Quinn 17CR Silva M E D 90 117 128 15 16 67 126 134 120 107 80 83 3 125 74 10 93 77 170 166 194 IS 13 95 195 207 149 178 100 146 12 15S 95 0 164 111 166 1S9 193 9 6 36 199 207 74 180 49 46 4 81 37 9 167 43 203 202 256 5 11 22 204 269 112 248 45 40 4 125 45 13 2 51 161 194 211 6 9 41 205 229 127 195 70 61 3 140 67 7 175 69 16S 130 168 44 52 213 132 172 220 147 193 213 40 194 149 25 128 20N 134 136 152 22 29 126 147 172 184 141 123 140 10 181 116 12 is3 203 124 147 171 IS 22 101 155 182 181 148 163 120 8 182 109 15 145 149 196 21S 203 13 15 113 236 243 222 253 160 147 12 226 118 17 148 174 v 71 63 71 9 7 56 74 69 72 66 65 65 4 71 48 3 54 57 29 25 25 7 7 17 28 26 17 23 13 18 8 17 15 7 22 12 105 104 123 13 24 140 113 126 109 109 117 154 12 174 130 13 92 149 1617 1691 1899 179 211 1055 1879 2036 1687 1795 122S 1223 121 1674 1005 140 1675 1205 Fifth 213 161 61 59 195 199 144 10S ire 73 56 225 177 Ire 11 Ire 15 106 96 20 23 TreT 12 16 17 189 93 lotal 1595 1630 1565 1604 Pre Ire Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Ire ire Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Cor Andrew Jarrett AV E P R D 38 56 21 71 49 37 96 45 13S 45 66 39 53 35 138 96 133 261 93 169 149209 45 68 114 169 155 258 81 99 7 20 43 61 1439 1718 7TTT 7777 777 77 7 777 Baker Chas II D iiaiauoKaiam jr u it Baker ChaB II D Kalauokalani Jr D R Anderson John C D Blcknoll Jas It away to the mainland on a diamond er with a score of 1840 Marcallino crusade without having to wait until was next to tho higboBt for represent ative Jn tho fourth with a tally of 2057 they have saved up tho prico and Eddio Pornanaez toon miru piate Thoro oucht also to bo an indemni with 17D4 ty fund to bring outsido teams here but this might bo thought to come TAFT OFF FOR PANAMA umlnr tho inunicration plank of tho Re publican platform which Tho Demo TO INSPECT THE CANAL crat exposod Delegate ltumo roigm look after this wbon ho goes to tho WASHINGTON Novombor 0 Prcsi- - Shingle Robert W R Trent Richard II D dent left horo this morning for the 77 f Pre I Pre i Ire I Ire Ire i Pre I ire Pre I Pre l Pre I Pre ire Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 71 127 ire 1 84 124 59 27 x 80 209 21 59 41 197 TreT Pre 2 3 32 41 106 130 47 196 52 262 61 262 71 210 FreT 5 86 206 - 6 7 S 9 Pre 10 61 63 70 105 16 36 9 66 TreT 12 Pre Pre Ire Ire Pre ProPre Pre ire Ire Ire Ire Pre Ire Pre Pre Pre Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 I 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Andorsoa John C D 46 69 37 94 33 13 66 231 129 196 42 136 217 87 9 40 1445 Bickncll Jas R 43 23 110 117 71 68 159 151 112 166 62 141 168 88 15 60 1554 96 115 110 189 Fifth 169 71 Ire ire 222 99 1751 District Fourth District Fifth District PrclrelreiirelinllrelrePre ATTDITOB Fourth District Fifth District TREASURER Fourth District Prev I Ire Pre Ire i Pre 1 2 3 4 5 183 122 clerk 4 Fifth District 177 115 1 156 191 63 210 161 150 PTeT 6 203 172 lrelrcPrePrc TreT 7 139 144 pre 8 161 198 TreT 8 155 155 9 144 246 PTeT ptu PTU PTeT 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 Pre 9 181 211 155 239 Pro Ire Pre I i I Pre 6 7 8 9 10 172 207 138 149 100 121 148 151 141 169 167 153 mMSLAkiM ire 104 164 226 180 Te7 11 Ire Ire 11 lrelrci1otAl 25 16 12 132 125 Ire 17 Pre 12 167 113 110 170 2284 3771 ITotal 1197 1784 Total 2769 3410 ITotal 3362 2963
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