The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
NJ CANDLESS SORE
At MAUI TICKET
Declines to Dig Up to Help the
Home Rulers on the Fusion
Program.

Waikiki, October = Link Nc
Candies opened up his political cam
paign on Maui Saturday of last week
Accompanied by Kaniho and Keawc-
haiku, the Democratic boss made
speeches at Kahului, Waikapu, Waihee
and Waikiki. They did a lot of talk
ing and on Market street in Waikiki
the voters We're rude enough to talk
back and to ''sass' the speakers sew
eral times
The main gathering was that in Wal
Iuku, on Market street. where the Demo
Gratis opened their hearts to Judge Re.
poikai and allowed him an opportunity
to address the crowd from the sidewalk
in front of G. All Su s store The Judge
announced his candidacy for county at.
torney, declaring himself to be an In
dependent Republican. and that he was
not corporation man, but man of
the people.
After the Judge had concluded his re-
marks keawehaku started in speaking
from the lanai in front of kunishima IS
billiard parlor. His speech consisted of
rehash of ancient history about the
overthrow of Queen Liliuokalani. which
he had unwittingly borrowed from Tom
Clark.
He was followed by McCandless, who
took a soap box into the middle of the
road and spoke from that point. He
denounced immigration, which, if not
stopped. the country won't be fit for
the native Hawaiian voters to live in.
After McCandless had subsidized, n. M.
Kaniho climbed into the balcony above
the Aloha saloon and started to talk
from the new base of operations.
When Kaniho asked his auditors to
vote for McCandless, they shouted for
Motley. They talked while Kaniho
talked, and many Home Rulers were
angry at Kaniho for DESERVING Motley
for McCandless, and they called him
an migrate.
Kaniho told of an incident wherein
McCandless had helped a Hawaiian
widow over her troubles. The widow
had kuleana, which she made over to
him, as a token of her appreciation of
his kindness, perhaps. McCandless gen
erOuslv had the papers fixed so that she
was to receive the rental or income
from said kuleana, which amounted to
$3.50 a year, during her life and the
kuleana was to 90 to him at her death.
Kaniho praised McCandless for his
kindness in this instance but over
looked the point that McCandless had
his eve en- the kuleana all the time
and in due time viii safely add the
same to the estate Of the McCandless.
Changes in Tickets.
Several changes have been made on
the Democratic or fusion ticket this
week. Noa kupau. the Home Rule
nominee for representative from Hama,
has withdrawn and the Home Rulers
have substituted Noa W. Aluli of Wal
luku. formerly deputy county attorney
of Hawaii as their candidate. The
Home Rulers took this matter out of
the hands of the fusion committee when
the Democrats were ready to put r. j.
X. Nawahine in nomination. However,
Mr.. Nawahine is said to have sent down
his nomination papers and will run az
an Independent Democrat.
Judge Chas. Copp Of Makawao is run
ming as an Independent candidate for
supervisor from that district against W.
F. Pogue, the Republican candidate.
Weeping William.
While there is much excitement in
political circles ON Maui, Teary Willie
the smoke or the shuttle. When last
seen Teary Willie was heading for Ho-
nolulu, with a gripsack said to contain
his nomination papers. 1t Is said he
viii return later to take part in the
campaign.
Both John W. REGARD, the fusion
nominee for county treasurer, and Moses
Keohokalole, nominee for county au-
ditor, are said to have withdrawn on
account of poor health, but may turn
up later much alive and still running.
''Huhu Mac
McCandless is reported TO Re disgust
ed over the plans adopted by the Maui
Democrats, and will not contribute to-
wards the expenses of the Democratic
campaign on Maui. He wants a straight
Democratic ticket, and will give no
money to help along a double headed
fusion ticket.
Prospect Cheering.
The Republicans are busy getting
voters to register Wednesday Cam
paign Manager Kalama, accompanied by
all of the Republican candidates for
the legislature, left on a tour through
east Maui. From all accounts the Re-
publican candludtes are penny Wei iS
ceived all along the route.
A. F. Tavares did not go, as he had
to 90 to the bedside of a sick wife, but
Tavares is well known and will get a
big vote, even if he does not 90 out
at all.
Thursday the registration board va
ried the monotonv of its labors by a
special auto trip to Lahalna, where 1t
registered about twenty-five more voters
Tor the I.ahaina nrecinct.