The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-10-03


the Maui Chamber of Commerce calls
the Third Civic Convention to order
in the Wailuku Armory at O'Clock
this morning, it is expected that bet
ween $50 and 200 visiting delegates
will answer to their names. The Ha-
waii delegation, numbering 80 strong,
is already here, having arrived by the
Maura Kea last evening. The Oahu
and Kauai representatives will arrive
by the Kilauea especially chartered
for the trip, which is due in Kahului
at Z o'clock this morning.
Hawaii's Delegates.
The Hawaii crowd is made up as
follows:
Kohala: Rev. j. f. Cowan, G. P.
McDougal John Hind.
Hawaii Board of Supervisors: II.
lyman. ]. A. M. Osorio, d. X. EVA
liko
Hilo Board of Trade: H. B. Elliott,
c. Z. Kennedy, Patterson, G. E.
Wright, e. f. Nichols, H. E. Kelsey,
Rev. G. Laughton,-D. S. Bowman, Geo.
II. Huddy, Jas Russell, Carl Carl
smith, A. r. Henderson, VIM. M. Bur
nett. Geo. A. Cool, N. c. Wilfong, S. S.
Rolph, e. n. Deyo, j. Gouveia, Chris.
Castendyk, Sam Johnson, d. e. Metz
ger, r. W. Filler.
Kona: r. v Woods.
Up to last night, a complete list of
the representatives of the various
Oahu organizations had not been re-
ceived. However, word has been re-
ceived from Secretary Brown, of the
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce, to
the effect that about one hundred
could be counted on from that island.
Oahu to Send Hundred.
The following names form a partial
list of those expected from Oahu;
California Feed Co., Levers &
Cooke, Loves Bakery, w. o. Barn
hart, Henry Bredhoff, Dr. A. A. Bra
ley, Geo. r. Carter, Thos. Church,
Chuch Hoy, II. S. Decker, w. R. Far
ringlon, c. b. Gage, C. NJ. Hicks, Irv-
l.. u, u. D.
enson, j. p. Melim, Jas Morgan, j.
NJ. McChesney, f. H. Mcnamara, ],
NJ. Riggs, w. Vim Sam, Percy Not
taga, G. b. Schrader, Karsten Thot,
Ed Towse, Guy Tuttle, G.. r. Ward, L.
A. Thompson, DR.. j. H. Waddell, G.
Fred Bush, ID. II. Lewis, Clarence H
Cooke, L. II. Paris, First National
Bank, Benson Smith & Co., NJ. NJ
Schaefer & Co, Hackfeld & Co., F. E
Blake, Won Hamm Young Co., George
p. Castle, Raymond G. Brown, j S
b. Pratt, L. A. Thurston, F. G. Krauss
Bank of Hawaii, Ehlers az Co, George
Angus, James Cockburn, Arthur Berg
A. w. Meyers, j. II. Warren, Alber
Warehouse, Waterhouse Trust Co, Il
j. Campbell, w. o. Smith, George C
Potter, Gerrit Wilder, Sherwood Low
rey, j. +. Soper, j. f. Young. Chas
Auncrton. John Ennger, F. o. Boyer
l. H. Beadle, d. II. Hitchcock, j. NJ
Young.
The program which has been pre-
pared for the convention. and whicl
is outlined in another column, ind
catos that a most interesting AM
profitable session is in prospect. |
also indicates that the time of tn
visitors is going to be exceedingl
~ 5ell filed.
Public Invited Tonight.
This evening, beginning at 7:3
o'clock, some interesting short az
dresses will be delivered at the Al
mory, by representatives of the sev
eral islands. There will also be a
illustrated talk by Prof. T. A. Jagga
Jr., director Of the Hawaii Volcano II,
search Association, on the eruption {
the Great Sakurajima volcano in Jal
an. Many of the pictures to be show
We're taken by Prof. Jaggar himself
Late tonight, a party of the visitor
will 30 up Haleakala. II is stated tn,
eleven of the Hawaii delegation hay
asked to make this trip, while a nuI
Der from Oahu will also swell II
parry The crowd will be under Il
guidance of L. Won Tempsky II vi
return tomorrow morning, after wi
Messing the unrise in time to jo
the main party at the luau at Pal
at on O'clock
Visit to Haiku Modified.
The uncertainty of thp weather al