The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-24
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Change of Candidate
Maui Teachers
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| MAUI, Sept. 21-Republican cam
1 paign orators are touring both East ane
West Maui this week.
| At the Hamakuapoko native church
Wednesday evening, the campaign was
opened by the legislative candidates
Messrs. W. j. Coelho. Joel Nakaleka
Philip Pail, NJ. P. Waiwaiole, John
Kaluna and Antoine Gomez, Senator S.
E. Kalama was also one of the party.
| On Thursday morning the coterie of
| speakers departed for Hama, making the
| usual round of visits. From Hama they
will return to Waikiki via Kaupo and
| Ulupalakua. intending to be away about
one week
On Thursday morning also, the Re
| publican candidates for county Offices,
Messrs VIM. Saffery, D. H. Case, L. M.
Baldwin, w. F. Kaai, Chas. Wilcox and
others departed on a circuit of West
Maui via Kahakuloa.
The Republican executive committee
of the county Oh. p. Baldwin, r. A.
Wadsworth, VIM. Henning, d. H. Ka
naloku, H. A. Baldwin, j. D. McVeigh
and r. C. Searle) held meeting at
Wailuku on Wednesday.
CANDIDATE BALKS.
Levi Joseph of Kipahulu was selected
by the committee to run In the place
of J. Kanamu Kapoi of Kipahulu for
representative from Hama district, Ka-
poi the choice of the county convention,
refusing the nomination
On Monday all the delegates to the
late county convention residing in the
Hama precincts of Keanae, Nahiku,
Hama, Kipahulu and Kaupo met and
selected two names-those of Levi
Joseph and David Kamakea-to be pre-
sented to the Executive Committee for
choice by it of one of the two to fill
the vacancy created by the refusal of
Kapoi
The committee transacted other bust
ness not given out for publication.
TEACHERS IN SESSION.
During Monday the teachers of Cen
trail Maui held an all-day meeting in
the Paia government schoolhouse. There
was much discussion of the various sub
jects presented and the occasion was
full of life and interest. The commit
tee ON program offered the following
schedule of events, though several of
the teachers mentioned failed to APP
pear:
School Observation-Disclosures. L. A. Sa-
hey.
Penmanship-Miss Irene Crook.
School Cities-S. r. Dowdle.
The San Francisco Earthquake Geo
logy)-A. s. Medeiros.
How to Conduct Recitation-Mr.
Anjou.
Geography of San Francisco. Vim
cent.
Reading primary Grades)-Miss R.
E. Crook
Reading intermediate Grades)-Miss
M. E. Fleming.
Reading advanced Grades) Mrs.
NJ Morris.
Singing-David Kapohakimohewa.
UNION OF CLUBS.
The teachers clubs of Waikiki and
Makawao districts decided to unite per-
manently and to meet alternately in
the two districts in different localities.
The officers elected for 1906 were
f. w. Hardy, president; Mrs. G. L.
Copeland, vice president, and Miss On
tai, secretary and treasurer.
There were between 80 and 40 peda |
gogues present including Inspector III. |
NJ. Wells.
NOTES.
The steamer Nevadan arrived in Ka- |
hului from Honolulu on Tuesday and |
departed on Wednesday.
The September literary will be held |
at the Paia home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. |
c. Lindsay on Friday evening.
A polo game was played in the rain
at Paia last Saturday afternoon. The |
Whites won over the Reds by 3 goals to |
1. The cause of the change in the luck |
of the Whites might be attributed to
the return of G. W. Wilbur from q long
vacation at the Coast. The lineup was |
as follows: Whites-D T. Fleming |
Captain, G. w. Wilbur, d. c. Lind |
say l.. Won Tempsky, and Harold Rice. |
Reds-F. F. Baldwin (captain), w. O. |
Aiken, c. c. Krumbhaar, J. b. Thomp- |
son, and B. V. Bazata. Maui certainly |
can claim the lead in polo at the |
present time.
The proposition to consolidate Bis |
mark and lao Stables-the two largest |
establishments of the kind in Wailuku |
has for some reason been given up. Per |
haps they plank against trusts in the |
Republican platform adopted by. the
last territorial convention had the de- |
sired effect.
Miss M E. Fleming, first assistant |
teacher in the Makawao school, has
been appointed principal of the Hama
kuapcko school vice D. d. Baldwin, re-
signed. Miss Margaret Niche, the
cousin of Miss Fleming, has taken her
place at Makawao.