The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24

ority vote in all of the other Islands
and 1900 majority vote in Maui he
would still be elected. The fourth of
Oahu was sure for him but in the
figures he presented for the purposes
of argument only he gave the Fifth,
both the Hawaii and the Kauai dis
tricts to the Democrats. But with
three candidates in the field he eX-
pected Kumalae to draw 1000 and
Mrs. Atcherly 500 which left Baldwin
with safe plurality But he en-
phasied that the vote must be
brought out and Maui must stand to
her motto of Maui no ka OF.
Mayor Lanes talk was polished,
forceful and convincing and he held
his audience intent. He followed with
a brief Hawaiian address.
Deputy Sheriff Cummings closed the
speaking and picture followed. Dur
ing the evening there were several
musical numbers.
Outside Meetings
Prior to the Wailuku meeting there
were meetings held at Waiehu, Wal
hee and Waikapu. The Waiehu meet
ing was the largest ever held there
from outside as well as local attend
ance. Ten cars were there bringing
speakers and party men, some from
as far as Lahaina and the cars were
used to bring residents of Waiehu
section to the meeting. Joe Whitford
presided and the speakers were ].
Garcia, Clem Crowell and John C.
Lane. There was a Hawaiian orches-
ira and singing and the church where
the meeting was held was crowded.
From Waiehu the speakers proceed
ed to Waihee where Clem Crowell.
County Attorney Bevins and John C.
Lane spoke. They had been proceeded
by the musicians. C.M. w. .Kanui presid-
ed and there was large audience.
From there the speakers went to
Waikapu where a large meeting was
held in the Church with George Cum
mings presiding.
Wednesdays Meetings
An afternoon meeting was held at
Kihei and Haiku, the former address
ed by John c. Lane. He answered
some questions propounded to him on
Baldwin's attitude toward homestead
ing and the report that Baldwin favor
ed a commission government for Ha-
wall. The meeting was easily the
largest ever held in Kihei
AT Haiku in the evening the theater
was crowded for a meeting at which
Worth o. Aiken was the local speak
er and Sheriff Crowell and George
Cummings were among the other
speakers. 1t was the second Haiku
meeting and was large and enthusias-
tic.
Harry Baldwin Heard
Wednesday evening Kahului and
Puunene combined for a big rally in
the Kahului Theater. Senator Bald
win returned home on the Mauna Kea
and with him were Senators John
Wise and Stephen Desha. Thus
among the speakers there were three
from the outside and Senator Bald
win spoke in his own behalf for the
/ first time on Maui in the campaign.
Senator Baldwin was introduced by
/ Chairman Will Walsh as the first
/ speaker of the evening. He made his
chief points on the necessity of send
ing Republican delegate to Wash
ington TO complete the work left un-
finished at the death OF a Republican
and to carry out the mandates of a
Republican legislature, when the ad-
ministration at Washington and both
branches of congress are Republican.
Senator Baldwin made a quiet and
forceful talk in the course of which
he told them there were many things
for a Republican delegate to do in
Washington, such as securing the in
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