The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
BAR POLITICS AT
DEMOCRATIC LUAU
(From Monday Advertiser)

So (From Monday Advertiser)
awhile the usual Sunday calm rested
over the greater part of Honolulu yes
terday, it was different in Kalihi-uka.
Into that pleasant green valley a con-
slant stream of automobiles, hacks
and pedestrians poured all day, for
there were two attractions there, Ole
tie celebration of the feast of the I'M
maculate Conception, at the Nossa
Senhora del Monte chapel, and the
other the luau given by the Demo-
Gratis, of the tenth precinct of the
fifth district, at the home of Joe
Ramos, where the successful candi-
dates at the recent election and in
vited Democrats from among the rank
and file of the party gathered to feast
in celebration of the victory.
Flags few from every house in the
valley yesterday and from poles along
the road, so that the approach resem-
bled that to some great fair.
The luau grounds came first on the
journey. and here, at one O'Clock, a
nice fat pig was taken from the bed
of live Goals on which he had been re-
posing under blanket of earth, and
being dismembered into succulent NOR
sells formed the mainstay of the feast
But all the other articles which figure
on the menu of a well regulated luau
were there in profuson and two hun
bred guests soon cleared the tables,
NJ. C. Pacheco, supervisor elect, Off
ciated as POSTMASTER and there were
speeches from the various supervisors
and representatives.elect, L. l.. Me
Candiess and Mayor Fern.
Political Reasons.
Particular attention was called to
the neglect of Kalihi-uka by the Re
publican administration. The speak
ers pointed to two lonely tanks
erected on a nearby hill shortly before
the election with view of impressinl
the voters of the district with the idea
that they would shortly have eity
water.
Attention was called to the fac'
that work on the water system stopped
Immediately after the election, wher
the valley went Democratic. The poo
condition Of the roads also received
prominent mention and as Pachee0, I
resident Of the district, will have 1
seat on the new board Of supervisors
he Is expected to do much for th'
valley.
l.. IA McCandiess tried TO make ha,
for the governorship, but one shouted
- Politics Is pau, we come here 4
eat, and Link changed his converse
ton into other channels.
The affair WAS great success an.
called forth the announcement that th'
Democrats Of Kakaako will give
luau along the same lines on Washing
tons Birthday, February 20,
Immaculate Conception Mass.
Further up the valley the Toast o
the immaculate Conception was eoie
braiod with high mass yesterday morn
Ing at which the bishop onieiaied
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