The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-10
Democrat Carries Home Island
And Hawaii by Big Margin
And Kauai and Maui Slump
Badly But Give Meager Re-
publican Majority.

Complete unofficial returns show
that William =. Jarrett was elected
delegate to congress last Tuesday
over John H. Wise by 1868. A re
check of the returns from all the Is
lands gave those figures, an Associa-
ted Press dispatch from Honolulu
told Maui News yesterday noon. Re
checked returns by districts and pre-
cincts were not sent
The next legislature will consist of
10 Republicans and no Democrats in
the senate and 90 Republicans and
one Democrat in the house unless a
recount in the Fifth district should seat
c. II. X. Hall instead of Coelho The
latter on unofficial returns leads by
two votes, S007 to 3OO5. Archer is
the only Republican legislative can
didate in any of the Islands to 20
down to defeat and George Holt is
the only Democrat to win a seat.
Figures For Maui
On Maui p. j. Goodness led the
ticket with John Ferreira second, NJ.
G. Paschoal third and w. A. Clark
fourth. Other representative candi-
dates received Joseph 2O7O, Farden
1895, Kalua 1870 and Burns (DemD
l421 These figures are exclusive of
MOlokai.
For delegate the vote on the Island
of Maui was Jarrett 1869 and Wise
1862, Jarrett carrying this Island and
Lanai by Z but Wise carried the Set
tlement by Is and had a majority of
IL ON all Molokai so that the County
went for him by 4. Kauai went for
Wise 1851 to 99S for Jarrett. with
Niihau to be heard from. Hawaii's
vote was Jarrett 302S and Wise 2421.
The Fourth District in Honolulu went
for Jarrett 4201 to 1924 and the Fifth
4l21 to 1856. These figures were re-
ceived by Associated Press on Tues
day night.
On Maui there was larger vote
for delegate cast than at the primar.
les and Jarrett received the full vote
that had gone to himself and Ray
omnd then with more than half of the
votes that had been cast for Lyman
and King. 1t was the first time an
other than a Republican had run
strongly for delegate since the e,ec-
tion of Robert Wilcox % years ago.
In 1902 Kuhio defeated Wilcox in
Maui County by 25.
Shadow Falls Early
Early in the day it became evident
that Jarretts strength had been much
underestimated by the Republicans.
Especially in Wailuku this was made
plain where there were a score of
red ribboned Jarrett supporters and
less than half dozen Republican
workers until after the polls had
been open a long time. Reports from
Paia and Puunene showed Jarrett
stronger than had been thought and
reports from Lahaina indicated con.
dltions there like those in Wailuku
Nahiku came in first with its usual
Republican vote and other small pre-
, clncts followed fast. 1t was plain on
the face of the early returns that
Wlse's majority, if any, would be cut
away below estimates. Only from the
Hama end of the Island were the nor
mai Republican majorities reported
Al last with only Keokea and Waihee
to be heard from Wise had lead of
about so but those precincts swung
the tide to Jarrett. Then Molokai
delegates figures were wirelessed in
and showed the county for Wise by
the narrow margin of 4.
Returns In Early
FIRST returns from the outside were
scattering from Hawaii and showed
jarrett leading, next came Kauai and
| then more full returns from Hawaii
all indicating defeat for Wise. Ger,
/ tainty came with the first partial re-
/ turns from Honolulu.
Maui News gave to the Sherif's
/ Office its reports other than those of
/ the Associated Press which latter
could not be bulletined away from the
once OF the paper, so the public was
informed early OF the defeat of the
RepuDllcan candidate for delegate.
ABOUT the court house grounds
mere was great crowd and the
JuDiiaht Jarrett supporters celebrated
there and carried the celebration out
IN all directions. On Market street
. mere was street dance and in that
vicinity the celebration continued on