The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-05
MAUI IS
/ IN DOUBT.
Republicans May Lose
Some Men--Great
Concert.

|
MAUI. November 2.-Monday even
! ing, October %. a grand musical re
| cital was given in the Paia ForeigI
| Church under the auspices of the La
dies Aid Society. A large audience
filed the church and took great pleas
ure in listening to the following pro
| gram which was of high order and OF
unusual merit:
PART I.
Organ Solo Triumphal March,.
Mr.. \. b. ingalls,.
Vocal Solo Fear Ye Not O Israeli
w .. Buc
Miss Mary Ormerod.
Violin" Legende" ........ Bohm
Mrs. A. 3. Ingalls,
Sextet-" The Shepherd Lady, 80.
.. -.-...... Armstrong
Mrs. Nicoll, Mrs. Foster. Miss Heus-
ner, Mrs. Hair, Miss E. Smith,
Miss Steele
Vocal Solo-''Thus Saith the Lord
1890. Handel
Mr.. Ault,
PART II.
Organ Solo Pilgrims Chorus
~ Observation-Disclosures. Wagner
Mr. A. B. ingalls,.
Vocal Selection. .....
Miss Mary Ormerod
VIOLIN Hungarian rhapsody
... .......... Hauser
Mrs. a. B. ingalls,.
Vocal Solo" Dial ProfOndo Dell OBJ
blio' ............... Campana
Mr.. Bazata.
Vocol Solo Angels Serenade'
......... ...........-... Braga
violin obligato, Mrs A. B. Ingalls,
Miss Mary Ormerod.
Every event on the program receiv-
ed encores and the artistic talent dis
played by Mr.. and Mrs. ingalls, of Ho-
nolulu was thoroughly appreciated
The violin solo by Mrs. Ingalls,
" Hawaiian Rhapsody" and the vocal
solo CANCELS Serenade' with violin
obligato and organ accompaniment
were especially appreciated and the
singing of Miss Ormerod, Mr.. Ault and
ceived. The Ladies' Aid Society will
recital ($lOS) to the payment of the
church organist S salary.
POLITICS.
Charles Motley, tie Home Rule can
didate for Congress who is stumping
the island, addressed a large audience
of Home Rulers at Waihee on Thurs
day week
Before the election at any rate the
workingman is king. Following the
example of Oahu politicians Mr..
Motley assured his Hawaiian constitu
ents that they, being in majority, had
control of the labor situation as far
as government work was concerned.
That they should not feel down. heart
ed, for if they combined and stood
shoulder to shoulder they could fix
the Bumber of working hours per diem
and the amount of daily wages to be
received
After the present campaign it would
be strange If the citizen laborer is not
discontinued with his lot.
A political forecast as to results on
next Tuesday is rather difficult. That
Maui will go Republican is generally
admitted. but politicians do not expect
to elect complete ticket
Among the Republican representa-
tive candidates it is generally con
Kahuna will be elected, as they have
all run before.
1t is the first venture of Levi Joseph,
Antoine Gomez and NJ. 2. Waiwaiola,
so that the uncertainty lies with them. |
Waiwaiole is generally said to be weak !
and Gomez is the only foreigner among {
a dozen or so Hawaiian candidates. so !
that it is probable that ne will lie |
cut somewhat though he will poll |
a full - foreign vote.
c. L. Kookoo is the strongest man |
among those nominated by the Homo |
Rulers and may beat the weakest !,
candidate. The Repub-
leans have hopes for at least i've
)ut of the six.
There are politicians who say that
White (HOme Ruler) will beat Coelho
Repubhcan) for senator, but this
eems hardly possible though the latter
las developed unpopularity $50 it is
tated) in Waikiki on account of his
Iction concerning the military bill ini
he last legislature, and in other places
or various reasons. Coelho polled a
arge vote at last election and seemed
n every way most popular with the
lectorate
Among the county candidates, T. B.
lyons, the fusion candidate for treas
rer, is most popular man politically, |
ut so is l.. NJ. Baldwin, the Repub-
lean candidate. who has been often
ried and not found wanting. The race
or county treasurer Will be close
ne. 1t is stated that W. II. Corn
7ell has lost some of his former popu-i
lrity and that 5. f. Kaiue, .Repub-
can, ought to win the Wailullu super
isorship. Republicans expect to con
rol county affairs by the election of I
>aiue and the reelection of Church :
nd Henning as Supervisors. Omsted s
unning indepe ndentlv for supervisor in
lana and party troubles in Molokai
matters In those two dis :