The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-30
JAPS shy
IN TAXES
Being Sued Wholesale
---RepubIicanism on
Maui.

MAUI. July 27.-Judging by the en-
thusiasm exhibited at the different pre-
cinct club meetings recently, Republl-
canism is as popular as ever on Maui.
In fact Republican politicians state
that they do not feel at all "shaky' as
to the result of the November election
The three districts of Makawao, La
haina and Hama are Republican, Wal
luku has Home Rule-Democratic
majority. and Molokai is doubtful
about evenly divided.
The following are the officers recent
ly elected by some of the prominent
Republican precinct clubs:
At Wai'uku, c. B. Wells was chosen
as president; S. E. Kaiue, LIST vice pres
ident; w. F. Crockett. End vice presi-
dent; George Schroeder, secretary; A.
Garcia, assistant secretary; c. d. Luf-
kin, treasurer; Edmund H. Hart. David
Crowell, Moses Kauhimahu, judges of
election; and r. A. Wadsworth, S. E.
Keliinoi, w. E. Bal. w. T. Robinson
and D. H. Davis, executive commit
tee.
There were about IS votes cast.
At Hama, the officers chosen for the
ensuing two years were the following:
Hon. w. P. Haia, president; HI. Bush,
LIST vice president; s. NJ. Wailehua,
End vice president; Geo. Opiopio, secre-
tary; F. Wittrock. treasurer; Solomon
Haikau. Imi, Geo. Watt, judges of
election; and N. Omsted, Kauloko. j.
H. S. Kaleo, HALL. and w. P. Haia,
executive committee. One hundred
and nine members Nof the club partici-
pated in the voting.
At Lahaina 1S5 Republicans elected
the following club officers: Rev. S. Ka-
pu, president; Hon. Philip Pail, 1st
vice president; Chas. B. Cockett; End
vice president; VIM. Kaluakini. secre-
tary; VIM. Henning. treasurer; D. Ka-
lei KahauIelio, Henry Dickinson and
Kaleiaka, judges of election; VIM.
Henning, Ed. Waiaholo, Chas. K. Far
den, c. r. Lindsay and Geo. H. Dunn,
executive committee.
On Saturday evening at the Hama
kuapoko native church the Precinct
10th Republican Club (Hamakuapoko
and Paia) elected the following officers:
H. A. Baldwin, president; Hon. S. E.
Kalama. list vice president; Chas. c. |
Krumbhaar, End vice president; Thos. |
M. Church, secretary: p. N. Kahoku- |
oluna, assistant secretary; Enos Vim |
cent, treasurer; John Kalino, E. NJ. |
Feitera, F. A. Alexander, judges of
election; and D. C. Lindsay, DR.. w. |
F. McConkey Hon. John Kalino, Nell
son Kalua. and Enos Vincent, execu-
tive committee.
Saturday afternoon, the 9th Precinct |
Republican Club (Kula and Makawao) |
met at Makawao Post Office and elect
ed the following officers F. w. Hardy,
president; Benz. Manoanoa, 1st vice
president; Isaac Wallace, End vice
president: Antoine F. Tavares. secre-
tary; ]. p. Cockett. assistant secretary;
Edgar Morton, treasurer; D. K. Kapi-
Ohio, ]. Vincent and A. n. Fernandez,
judges of election; and David Morton,
A. E. Carter, A. N. Fernandes, H. K
and I. Wallace, executive COM
PASTOR INSTALLED.
Last Sunday morning, Rev 3 Y.
Bazata was installed as pastor of the
Paia Foreign church. The installation
services consisted of the reading of
the scriptures by Rev. Mr.. Santos, a
prayer by Rev. John Kalino, sermon
lulu, and address to the church and
the extending of the right hand of
fellowship to the new pastor by Rev.
R. B. Dodge of Waikiki. Mr.. Dodge
spoke with much feeling concerning the
pastor or pastor emeritus,
Rev. DIR. E. G. Beckwith
The music was unusually fine, Mrs.
Hare. Mrs. Nichol. Miss Reba Hama
naikai, Mr.. Murdoch and Mr. Lindsay
singing in the choir and Mrs H. A.
acting as organist. There was
| large congregation present.
CRATER ITEMS.
Robert K. Bonine of New York, the !
of the Edison Co,
trough the courtesy of w. o. Aiken
II Makawao, spent last Friday and
on Haleakala and in the
rater, returning to Olinda Saturday
vening. He made a complete tour of !
he crater and took two revolving pic ]
ures of it from a cone near the sandy q
ntrance. He took many views of the S
cenery in the vicinity of Haleakala /
nd stated that Makawao excelled all
ne places on the Islands visited by 4
i'm. In the crater party, besides Mr.. +
onine. were w. o. Aiken and Prof. .
weeney. the Honolulu entomologist.
On Monday, a party consisting of 7
Iiss Gilmore. Miss Heeney, Miss Irene k
1ken, Miss Rose Peck, DR.. G.. s. T
iken. E. S. Dowdle of Oakland Frank
ufkin. Lothian Williams and others q
sparted from Makawao on a camping a
'ur of ten days around East Maui by n
lie way of the crater of Haleakala. Is
On Sunday, j. A. Brownocker and z.
Somermeier two professors of geoI- N
" from the Columbus University of ~
hio. visited the crater n
On Tuesday, the two Keidal brothers
ON Baltimore made a trip to the K
palace of the SUM- l.
POLL TAX SUITS. rs
On tuesday II Japanese residents of
ula We're brought before the Maka- Y
40 district court TO be sued for their Ia
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