Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-21
GALLON" LUAU Al
WAilUkU.
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man to forget so easily the attitude
Of the Maui Democrats towards him
at the last general election. However.
trict Executive Committee of the
Home Rule party on Maui. the party
being simply run by Kalauokalani at
Honolulu. 1t was agreed to reorganize
the various precincts and Messrs. s.
4. Kekipi, d. Kuamu, and G. w. X.
mittee Of three to reorganize the va.
rious precinct clubs, and J. X. Hihio
and c. l.. Kookoo were appointed as
walking delegates to infuse new life
and blood into the fast decaying Home
Rule organization. Kookoo and Hihio
are queer combination for this espe.
cial work, as the former Is a Mormon
deacon, while the latter is the Protes.
tant pastor of Kaanapali native
church, but II may be that they will
not permit the variance in their re.
spective creeds to interfere in their
political creeds. Kekipi of the Hoo.
mana Naauao denomination should
have been made the third member OF
this delegation, and the trio would
surely be a hard combination for the
Republicans to beat Kekipi, who
calls himself the Holy Ghost" in his
public utterances, is really indispen.
sable In such a combination. AS q
public speaker Kekipi is bird; as a
pulpit orator he Is also bird. As a
man he is always bird. And this
white-winged bird of many creeds
would undoubtedly perform wonders
for the resurrection Of his party II
made party thereto.
Since, however, there was no dis.
trict executive committee on Maui,
the matter Of the proposed amalgama-
tion Of the two parties was referred
to joint convention of the Democrats
and Home Rulers to be held at Homo.
lulu some time In August.
ID. II. Kahaulelio, who ran as Coun.
ty Auditor on the Fusion ticket at the
last County election, was called to &C.
count for his conduct. Kahaulelio, 1t
may be remembered, represented to
the electors over here that he was in
structed by ID. Kalauokalani to give
his full support TO ex.Judge Kalua as
Independent candidate for Sheriff.
Both Walnut and Kookoo claimed that
kalau had written to them that he did
not bestow such authority upon Ka--
haulelio. Billy White OF Lahaina es.
poused the cause of the accused and
dafnn1nl ,li nit oil hA a.
and vim of his former days. Both
Kookoo and Walnut had misplaced
their letters from Kalau, and SO Chas.
Motley, who was chosen sole arbitra.
tor by both the accusers and accused,
decided in favor of the defendant, and
thus Kahaulelio still retains his office
In the party. Kookoo, however, will
down Kahaulelio II the latter should
ever run again for any office under
the County, and T. b. Lyons will lend
him all the assistance possible for the
defeat OF the slippery d. II. The meet
ing broke up a little before midnight,
and four Of the Democratic delegates
who did not make any appearance,
were said to be still guarding and pro-
tecting the huge container of the now
famous "fifty-two gallons" Of wine, the
contents Of which went quickly out Of
existence while the container still re.
mains to mark the memorable spot
where the great luau was held.
Messrs. Motley, Kalai, and Nakoo-
koo left for Lahaina this afternoon to
take the Mauna Loa for Honolulu this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Kalua entertain.
ed Chas. Motley, Miss Motley, and
suite at breakfast at their Wailuku
home this morning.