The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-15
BLAME IT ON
INDEPENDENTS
Maui Democrats Say "Neyer
Again" for Them-Will Turn
Water in Kula Pipe Line.

WAILUKU, November 1.-THE cleo.
tion has resulted in Republican land.
slide at least in the county of Maui.
The Republicans elected all their can
didates, and the Democrats are stin
wondering why the voters threw them
down hard. They are blaming the three
Independent candidates for their defeat,
and are saying "Never again" will the
party lend its support TO disgruntled
Republicans seeking to climb into high
offices over the shoulders of the rank
and file of the party of Jefferson.
The unofficial returns are:
Delegate Kalanianaole, 1886; Nc
Candies, 479; Motley, 80
Senator-Philip Pail, elected, 1897;
w. j. Coelho, 1850, and C. l.. Kookoo,
122.
Representatives-S. Keliinoi, elected,
1902; Geo. P. Castle, elected, 1868; A.
+. Tavares, elected, 1916; Jos. Cockett,
elected, 1891; L. Waiaholo, elected,
1899, and j. w. Kawaakoa, elected,
1886. r. j. X. Nawahine, $40; Sam
Kuula, $50; ]. Hihio, 779; A. B. Ma
one, 759; Antoine De Rego, 755, and
S. P. Kaai, 747.
supervisors-Lahaina: w. Hennlng,
elected, 236; Geo. Kauhi, 1O9 wailu.
ku: Chas. Lake, elected, 35s; T. B.
Lyons, 1924. Makawao: w. +. Pogue,
elected, 294; Chas. Copp, 161. Hama:
w. p Haia, elected, 22S; ]. K. Ka.
hunaolaole, ia. Molokai: Theo. T.
Meyer, elected, 1903; o. Tollefsen, II.
SHERIFF.. Crowell, elected, 1888; II.
q. Mossman, 797.
County Cierk-w. F. Kaae, elected,
1913; NJ. Keohokalole, 734.
Auditor-Chas. Wilcox, elected, 1874;
County AttOrney-D. H. Case, elect
ed, 1121; A. N Kepoikai, SAG.
Treasurer-L. M. Baldwin, elected,
1893; ]. W. REGARD, 392.
1t is believed the overwhelming de.
feat of the Democrats was due in
large measure to the stand taken by
that party against immigration of Eu-
ropeans. IF immigrants must come the
voters preferred Europeans as against
Filipinos or Porto Ricans.
Paid His Fine.
Judge Kingsbury sentenced ex-sheriff
W. E. Saffery to pay fine of $1,000
Friday of last week and friends of the
ex-sheriff came forward and helped
him pay the fine which closes an un.
pleasant episode.
Water for Kula.
Water will be turned in the first sec.
ton of the wooden stave piping at the
forest end of the Kula pipeline next
Monday, an indication that the great
work is nearing completion.
A County Auto.
The coming board of supervisors has
authorized the purchase of an au,omo-
bile for the use of the Makawao dis
trict overseer, who has TO look aftr
the upkeep of about two hundred miles
of roads. 1t is expected, if the expert
ment proves a success, the road over
seers of the other districts will be al
lowed the use of an automobile at
county expense.
fearful Willie Coming.
1t is generally reported that w. j..
Coelho is about to shake the dust of
Maui and return to Honolulu. The ex-
senator made a strong fight for re-elec-
ton and polled big vote, but his de-
feat was a fOregone conclusion as the
people on Maui are tired of Coelho and
his claims
The Republicans will celebrate their
victory with a llau and general jolli-
fication tomorrow, Saturday.
The ladies of the Church of the Good
Shepherd of Wailuku will hold fair
at the Alexander House the coming
Saturday, to raise funds for church
purposes.