The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-28
POLITICS
On MAUI
Home Rulers Have
Nominated a
Ticket.
"Oily Bill" White Heads
the List as
Sheriff.
Republicans win Begin Their Cam.
paisn immediately Home
Rulers Plan a Luau.

MAUI, Sept. 26.-The Home Rulers of
Maui did not meet in convention on the
Esd as adjourned but began the new
session on the oath in the Waikiki
Skating Rink at 10 a. m. Most OF the
day was taken UP in caucus In the
evening all the nominations were made
except that of assessor. The conven-
ton met again yesterday and adjourn
ed sine die after an evening session.
The Home Rule ticket is as follows:
For sheriff, VIM. White of Lahaina:
for clerk, D. H. Kahaulelio of Molokai;
for auditor L, r. Crook of Waikiki:
for treasurer, Pia Cockett of Waikapu;
for assessor, (KaleD D. L. Kahaulelio
of Lahaina; for attorney, John Rich
ardson of Lahaina; for surveyor, J. K.
Kahookele of Wailuku; for supervisors,
7. B. Lyons and Louis Kookoo of Wal
| luku, ]. K. Hihio of Lahaina, Philip
| Kauhimakaole of Hama, and w. H.
| Cornwell, Jr., of (WaiahulD Makawao.
Geo. Maxwell of Wailuku received the
nomination for clerk but afterward
withdrew in favor of his opponent, D.
II. Kahaulelio.
| David Kahaulelio also ran for super
visor apportioned to Lahaina and Mo-
| lokai, but was beaten by Rev. ]. *.
Hihio of Kaanapali. L. NJ. Vettlesen
was Crooks opponent for auditor and
Kalei Kahaulelios rival for assessor.
| Some Maui politicians prophesy that
Pia Cockett for treasurer, j. K. Ka-
hookele for surveyor, and T. B. Lyons
| for supervisor will be hard men to beat
by their Republican opponents. Messrs.
Kookoo and Hihio also seem quite pop
ular judging by the vote received by
| them at the last election. The Home
Rulers will give grand demonstration
in Wailuku in November, the night be-
fore the election. There will be a torch
light procession headed by the Wailuku
band, addresses in the skating rink,
ETC.
The central County, committee of the
Home Rule party is holding a meeting
this morning at the skating rink to de-
Icide upon program for stumping the
county. 1t is generally understood that
a tour of East Maui by Home Rule
orators will be the first event on the
campaign program.
The Republican nominees for super
visors, Messrs. w. F. Pogue, j. K. lose
pa, A. n. Hayselden and w. H. King,
will go to Lahaina on Monday to open
the campaign there and from Lahaina
take the first steamer for Molokai. S.
E. Kalama is already in Lahaina and
will accompany the candidates and as
sist them in stumping the second pre-
cinct.
STRAYS.
/ Maui doctors have been busy for the
last week or two vaccinating schoo
children.
Today very handsome pearl brooch
was presented to Miss Mary Vincent o.
Paia by twenty-eight Makawao ladies
This gift was in recognition of Mis-!
Vincent's unfailing courtesy while act
ing as central of the Paia telephone of.
; flee for several years past.
The steamer Nevadan arrived in Ka
hului on the 24th, discharged 500 ton.
; of merchandise and returned to Homo
lulu last evening, the 18th. The only
vessel now in the harbor is the Colder
Shore. still discharging her cargo o
lumber
Friday, the 25th, a hunting party
of Kihei, DR.. Wall of Honolulu, DR.. G
S. Aiken of Paia and others departed
for a weeks outing at Kalae, Molokai
Freear gave entertainments to full
houses at Waikiki, Tuesday anC
; Wednesday evenings and at Hamakua
poke, Friday evening.
! Miss Agnes Alexander who has beer
; visiting Mrs. D. B. Murdoch of Pais
for several weeks past, returned to he
; Honolulu home by the Nevadan of las
evening.
Inspector c. E. King, who has beer
inspecting Lahaina schools during tn
week, will probably go to Molokai b,
} next steamer.
George Kunukau of UluDalakua. sec
ond district magistrate of Wailuku
! heard two perjury cases in Makawac
this week, Judge Copp being disquaii
fed.
Baseball-At Kuau, on the goth, Ka
hului 10, Paia new club I. At Maka
; wac, same day, Haleakalas of Maka
wac "a, Violets of Pauwela T.
At polo, the afternoon of the 18th
the Reds beat the "Yellows'' at Pais
by one goal.
Weather: Dry despite of very ligh