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These
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to
As
Mr. Dole is
the
of
familiar-
workers
find
He will
find much
as
we
to
come
out
know
face.
to
Saturday, Feb. 6,
tion
30.75
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Hawaii
(if
gurated
the
The
$0,570.20
Chinese
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Work
W.68
Work
and
30.00
(Then. Students).
Educational Work, Okuniura's
English
tion
761.88
$
683.20
Salaries
Kducational
Portuguese
School
10.00
Work
50.50
759.00
English Work—Salaries
38.60
Fuud
Hawaii
General
Hawaiian
8.7B
Fund
*. . . . .1 54.28
Work
Salaries
20.00
50.10
Interest
Work
Japanese
$144.85
Salaries
1,056.85
912.00
Office
39.50
100.011
Seminary
Palama
648.65
449.00
Settlement
Portuguese
Work—Salaries
Settlement
Worker
qualities
cessful
Receipts
over
torate of
at
is
city,
1,889.85
$1,294.64
Bank
cbmes
to
Bills
payable
3,000.00
Gift
Liability
1,000.00
Church
Island folk.
be
at
approach.
a
decided
Dr.
us.
here
Jones,
for
man
of de-
He and
is
stated
a
higher
last
may
change
before
its
site,
to
life
pastorate
of
the Methodist
that
Mrs.
acquisition
aggressive
an
Christian leader in
Church
for
a
this
energetic
Honolulu because
for
demand
pit.
Jones.
he
College Corners, Ohio;
selected
It
Mrs.
take the pas-
preacher,
making
forces
among
brot
the Methodist Church in
social
lightful
all
it
Debt
$5,294.64
T.
R.
Patriot Dole.
of
these
in the person of its chief citizen.
Hawaii
It is
glad
to
Fletcher
already knows
one
welcome another Rev. Charles
Dole, D.D., of Jamaica Plain,
hold of the
their
were
own
l'.uddhists.
devo-
Shinto
Roman Catholics and
well
Protestant
other
ed together
to
members of the
as
offerings
the
was
the
able
few
great
bulk
came
coins.
people of
was
a
the
in
from
came
people.
The
in
the
that all
the
silver
and
the work.
city appreciated
and
joy day everywhere
most
a
\ cry
contributed.
shows
This
seemed
eryone
of
were
gold pieces
lesser
It
number
large
very
joinday successful.
communions,
make the
happy
in
ev-
giving.
in the widen-
Already the effect is seen
Palama's ministry.
ing of the scope of
the extension of the Pure Milk
Besides
department,
Rath,
larged
has
Superintendent,
the
brot
his
to
of
Mr.
committee
social
service
en-
that
should
plans
Honolulu.
promise much for
Social
Selfishness.
pul-
long
the
thus
fol-
Ups
are
always
counterbalanced
downs.
The
to
tidings
extent by
procedure of locating some
local interests have defeated
and there about that a few
city churches here
the publicfor a year if not for longer
instead of bunching them at the
town
efforts to free this Territory
this
in
spirited
The Friend
center.
rejoices
injustice of the coastwise
from
the
the ministry of Hostrong accession to
heavy
a
laws
has
proved
welshipping
nolulu and extends its warmest
lowing the wise
Total
work
the reli-
all
Christians,
helped.
as
speaks
It
unsectarian
remedial
Conricianists,
Anglicans,
and- condi-
took
town
if
charity.
Mormons,
which
whole souled
the
classes
Palama's
as
the
of
that
•
entirely
the
this
on
which
an
all
gious bodies in
enterprise
tees
and
population.
for
of all
largeness
feature
faithful adherents of
church
$3235.
suc-
Honolulu Rev.
to
D.D., and
forceful
a
Tones will
$6,570.20
Overdraft
to
vessel,
bore
Jones, who
50.00
Expenditures
Ha-
that
the
not
was
of
the
of
spirit
and de-
the future of ideals in
most for
community
Moreover
same
friends,
the
Settlement
of
his
himself
endearing
The
these
was
Kxcess
virile
daughter accompanies him
tour.
41.65
Waiakea
in
overseer
259.03
Tomo
in
which unite to make the
24L16
50.00
Superin-
Wadman,
anil successful worker and
$199.6!)
Expense
Salaries
indefatigable lieut-
Bishop Smith combines the good
waii.
Dr.
began touring
Methodist Missions
tendent of
John T. Jones,
Hoaloha
Kohala
J. W.
Rev.
enant
His
reached Hono-
soon
the Islands with his
400.36
34(5.00
29 and
jurisdic-
whose
to
a
surprised
was
D.D.,
Smith,
W.
Honolulu belongs,
January
and is
Funds
Invested
Ka
lulu
78.40
Friend
General
Charles
Bishop
LL.D.. of Portland,
—
but
not
possible rethey hut also
for
only
were
movement
tions
could
The best
gift.
augurs
the
inau-
remarkable thing about Tag
participation
Methodist Reenforcements.
Not
however,
entire
Work
the noble response of
at
the
Milk
looked
city
most
Day,
Amer-
With
The ladies who promot-
novelty
lighted
fund.
enterprise
of $3000.
volumes
Expenditures
the
the whole
inaugura-
newest
l'alama Settlement for its
by
be successful.
turn
the
saw
this
I'ure
the
objective
of
raising
in,nicy
choice
this
30.00
Work
in
ican
and of
call
to
in
3
Tag Day.
of ed
tomor-
Hawaiian life
our
aloha for him,
himli face
of
advocate of
an
movement.
shall
turn
the
also
company
artificers
many
love in
to
is
Dole
fascinating
a.
Peace also
in
our
schools
many
the children the ideals
P.oston's Twentieth Cen-
mighty
this
much
citizenship.
into
Mr.
that
known
ly
Dole,
American
civilization.
row's
pre-
thru
gone
of
"cranks,"
he
as
fellow-countrymen
taught
President
or
best
Nation.
the
Dole,
No.
1909
is
on
have
ROCKIES
THE
T., MARCH,
Mr.
called
to
OF
50.00
Settlement
l'alama
The
1,003.10
Fund
General
Maui
18.00
School
Kohala Girls'
Oahu
'
141.00
Friend
Ka
:
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be
to
his
Dr.
Mass.
Boston,
fers
A.
H.
HONOLULU,
LXVI
VOL.
WEST
NEWSPAPER
our
come
to
and Mrs.
Bishop
Jones.
and
Miss
Smith,
Dr.
blow to
public interests here.
nia, which
seems
as
selfish
as
Califor-
prosper-
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4
and which has been the chief bene-
ous
of
ficiary
itself
Hawaiian trade,
keep the Territory in its presslavery to a few pri-
to
condition of
ent
transportation
vate
great State
a
the
Union
and
will
dom.
for
in the
fairly
This
is
is
Francisco
defeat the
ple
might
free
travel.
of
is
one
the
versus
social
the
peowe
right
of
case
of
more
public
good,
same
or-
outgrow them.
to
in
is
cause
islature
is
good
here
one
Mr.
Put the Senate is safe
One of its
liquor
interests.
ential
members,
last
option
bill
the
supporter
before
shortly
endeavor
to
the
reopen
it
because
ostensibly
men
a
bill
a
will make
they
ably carry their
House.
terests
a
stiff
prepared
fight
measure
of
the
Islands
and will
as
that
grants local
option
Honor men's
special
historic
dodge
by the saloon
tion with
called
previous
local
of
the
a
thing
it.
forbidding
the situation
In
this
is
a
to
strong
of
view
to
Both
the
offense,
played
connec-
These
provisions
desired
law
course,
for years in
so-
were
the appearance
while
sides
effectually
understand
perfectly.
Nation.
can
only
thing
do is to ap-
Ultimately
probability
Sillner,
large
It
ciay closed with
ing
be
munity.
that
the
there
that the Nation
It
was
will
ippines
well
as
a
city
issue
to
as
Its
one.
strong
a
points
our
that the result-
second,
of
expension
to
Hawaiian sugar
injure
not
benefit these
trade
Islands.
of
sense
that
by
appreciated
of
sort
of
added
quests
Sillner
US
not
to
ourselves
error
those
the
to
The District
repeat
in
great
vast
United
be
to
son
Republic
be
It
role
"I
in
by
op-
Let
can
tie
the
cham-
by
tariff
am
And
native
a
the
to
other citizen, has
orably
and
has
honor,
and
courage
faithful
his
to
the
do
to
a
not
repealed
we
best
sugar
America
find
pays
It will
side
might
But
we
the
doing.
a
public-
generous
And that will stand
that Hawaii
its
the
not
a
interests.
chief
shake
seems
our
community
so
so
large
always
is
product
admission of
outlook
The
is
in
likely
demand.
Cuba into
certain to
industry.
to he
just
in
It
the
some,
always
and gen-
that
position
will
up
be
will
the
Territory
the United
States
the
to
the demands of
seeking any
out-
The Dishas
Hawaii
at
to
to
District
very
times the
He
interests.
posi-
enmity
should
independent and thus be the
tempted
fearlessness.
be
more
We expect
to
Mr. Atkinson stand for law enforce-
ment
ests
be
probity
duties. To be true to his
powerful
see
which
to
of
any
hon-
conscience
whatever.
tion he must incur
made
as
and
and
right
enable
of
Attorney
onerouse
of
man
ability,
without
practice
law
trict
ably
duty. It is due the office,
to live
Attorney
tho it
nationalities
salary should be increased
figure
the
so
are
a
sometime. Hawaii
consumption
Union, which
will
unworthy
America.
of
good stead in future demands for
own
Even
mean,
We shall convince
spirited community.
for
that the
generous even
lose.
Nation that
is
"
widely
position
the interests of
and
on
the
fills
born
all
as
filled
he has been called, is
At-
iiere
r
man'u
public
every
District
Atkinson
in Honolulu, is known
honorable argu-
unjust,
with
Roosevelt
the aloha of
He has
in
paw of
friendship
utterly
like
something by
our
these
closed
States
President
by
Shakespearian
The present
single
and
might well be
in
of
joy
the nomination of Hon. A. L. C. Atkin-
Mr.
We
domain
cause.
cruel
certainly
us
mainland
Attorney.
February 25.
Philippines.
lasting
in its behalf.
selfish,
shall
in
presence
The Breckons incident
greatly
time ago
the cat's
the blunder.
pioning their
lose
was
who like
number of
appeal-
right
interests
the
to
is
some
sugar
people of that
a
annual fete,
festivities.
Hawaii commit-
become
to
posing justice
ment
com-
full-keeping
The
thing.
large
a
meet-
being added that
revel
a
the
Washing-
on
in
was
the traditions of this
town
and
the
to
Parade
torney
The Friend
justice.
Mr.
serious
a
will
lie also
point he made.
every
ted
passed
this
in
Floral
birthday
took
Hawaii for aid in the movement.
interests, and,
ing
recently
while
credit
in
scholars
dignified public
a
this
Amer-
wdiite
city
private schools
a
was
evening
an
this
the celebration
of
with
of
in
part
The
one
In
citizens.
government and
; first, that free trade for the Phil-
were
to
the
emergency
the
against
present
of
statutes.
the anti-saloon forces
peal
Option
were
weapon
option
framed with
will
ican
the incumbent thereof,
imports into the United
Bill.
as
into
about Lincoln than
more
native-born
a
monotonously
men
middle
know
many adult
■ hi Philippine
some-
work
amount of
an
States has not
seemed
thruout
widely
the sugar in-
our
is,
prob-
Presi-
martyred
very
thru the upper
tho they
The argument
in Hawaii.
explain carefully the plans
to
mainland beet
and
putting
school
campaign.
and
campaign
the
succeed for
even
Two years ago
Now. it looks
a
pains
his
consenting
render the latter
to
what in favor of the Local
it.
of
the
Meantime the in-
They may
ineffective.
any
the
Territory, such country schools
that
believes
modify
to
crusade
Woolley
propaganda,
ed
afford
appeal.
Philippines.
C.
Honolulu,
session
liquor question
toxicant wholesalers have
pushing
of
the
ippines
against
the
may
chance
law.
present license
are
out
came
year,
influ-
most
Leading interests oppose
opened.
liquor
strong
a
for the
this
celebrated
the
observed
was
highly
word
is
fittingly
centenary of
leaders of the Free-Trade-for-the-Phil-
option bill" is the
Doubtless he
the
George
plea
leaders.
Nation.
a
the
by
G.
John
The Plea of the
to
correct.
local
this
goes
The
ton's
His
its
that
direct
to
begun
prohibition
news
Mr.
March
the
to
International Reform
already
behalf of
on
call
of
the
has
will
1909.
long
as
the Nation it will
to
Fortunately
Bureau
appeal
to
Therefore
leg-
local
anything
the anti-Saloon League
people,
forced
House
a
of be-
Fwa
to
the
truer
adown
birthdays of Lincoln and Washington.
industry is either interestmaintaining the status quo here
hopelessly defeated in the
"The
saved
Hopeless
curse.
effect
be
found
travels
Days.
Honolulu
by
dent
of
stand by
of
prevision
human
as
shall
will be
world
century.
Two Fete
as
the
took
Option.
So far
constituents
Hawaii
that
social
this
the
keen
not
to
help place the liquor the occasion that was astonishing.
question where it belongs in the hands is safe to say that the children of
thru
Local
a
farther
to
a
time
some
is
and
and
erOttS
1909,
or
tariffs, subsidies and
export bounties. It will take
for society
our
justice,
graft of the
protective
as
for
It
interest
leading
our
ed
very
legislators popular with
from the drink
ing able
a
connected
parties.
arose
anti-saloon
decreeing
is
interests
to
render national
their
element
national
time
golden
of
had
both
with
March,
contains
Congress
Prohibition
large
done.
that if
act.
may
rather
concerns
enjoying
It
gain
species
is
majority of
demand
be
now
private
der
vast
their
more
has
It
news.
with California
conspired
in
beginning
produce-ship-
of its
few Honolulu business
not
free-
Hawaiian trade
face the reflection
to
of
injustice
to treat the Islands
quality
welcome
sobering
in
the
to
transportation
us
than San
ments
a
wake
hard
the rest
day
share of
a
promises
ami
unfair is
so
some
will
grant
That such
concerns.
be
Meantime Seattle
plan
to
can
But
believe.
to
has exerted
FRIEND
regardless
that
sure
may
of
Friend in
the
the
of
the
private
him.
ardent
support
discharge
him,
of
the
We
congratulate
and
the Nation upon his
inter-
He
oppose
his
of
may
The
duties.
community
appointment.
�March,
The New
to
Legislature.
makes
It
THE
1909.
good
a
impression
as
a
The House
working body.
especially
gives excellent promise. Speaker Holstein has had the
advantage of
in
the
of
worthy
he
and
chair
the
second
his
of
group
doubtless
prove
with
and
fellow-legislators
troduced
in
$4000
over
in
man
should
this
finding able support in
the
The Senate
freak
treated
2
privilege
of
two
phel
it
tory and
with
case
is
not
well
as
as
our
arc
more
brief
even
in
this
this
a
in
'.
1 lonolulu's water
was
has the ardent
difficulties
likely
of
support
Federation promises
seems
().
be
in
to
this
direction.
the
pass
Civic
praise cannot be given
Campbell for his long, patient toil,
advocacy
shown for
conclusion
and
in
years
the
public
now
seems
so
The
College
focussing
plague.
an
Moses, who visits
at
the request of
ing gradually
to
prevent,
modern
will
be
is
called
Parish
to
A
are
train
nurse,
the
people
treat
recent
House brot
listen
to
a
white
Mrs.
cases
this
mass
foe of
meeting
out
a
large gather-
that
were
most
illumin-
The ladies of the College Club
all
that
The letter brought
friends
So
we
the
Japanese Ladies'
Miss C.
EDWARD
GRIFFIN
BECKWITH,
a
fine
L.
the
push
the
campaign
community
can
of
crown
brow of
had
the
on
mysterious
him, and
to
know that I
Full
the
of
wings
am
that
vivacity
Dr.
with
not
are
Aid
years,
might
the
going
deferred until
do Friend.
Maui
in-
forgotten
at
Society.
it
seemed
still
of
doing
aiming
but
be
as
As
result
a
envy
of
received
April
just
have
issue
to
of
as
be
The
and
and
arc
visitation.
Japanese family
in
day school
social
new
the
two
gatherings
children have
Tapanese
has 60 and
the
day school
enrolled.
54 members
INSIDE OUT.
Is
bright
and
I
turn
And
so
And
always
To show
the
shining;
my
wear
clouds about
them inside
lining."
day
weeks. The Sun-
"The inner side of every cloud
will
press
the
eight
in the last
imperishable beauty of
to
kindness
work
of the
enrolled
been
school
he loved
14
in Wailuku.
and
yet with
the
the
February
These ladies
reach every
to
Japa-
by pictures
his
showing
splendid
the
Twenty-four
drawn from the life
were
nobility of character.
a
Miss
by
children is
On
Lincoln illustrated
anecdotes
in
society
Wailuku.
and seventeen
lessons
many
ministry.
tribute to his life
are
of
Beckwith has made the world
his Christlike
A
ev-
circle
Kanda have built up
Women's
and visitation
and beloved of all
richer with
we
to
God."
of beautiful
youth
third
came
float another message, "Be
to
and
after the great Messenger
soon
come
upon
teacher
The message
the
on
placed
was
beloved
Bcckwith,
March.
borne
the air,
life
the
Dr.
minister.
us
prayer
Turner, assisted
Church of
women
day
Maui
assured
are
praying
were
on
us
glad
were
we
Kingdom
and needs
D.D.
how-
series of papers from
determined to
until
Day
able
in
111i-
interest-
throne of grace.
nese
of
$200
letter
that
aware
joy. and
Tanaka and Mrs.
by the club in the Central Union all,
city physicians
ating.
com-
physicians and is help-
to
actively engaged.
so
REV.
this
Until
Mis-
of
sum
pleased
that wide and
he
to
keep in touch with
interesting field in which
the
to
American
the
not
these
and
Mrs.
subscribed
particularly
were
Tuesday.
tercuts
who
the
were
the Master's
the
the
Memorial
all tuberculous
detect and
life.
the
the
upon
Doctor
Fund maintains
SUPER.
A.
Maui
on
deep interest
work.
our
from Mrs.
work
near.
obligation
great
a
attention
It's
PAUL
the
Campaign.
Club has put
under
munity
we
widens,
MR.
The
The Anti-Tuberculosis
preach-
our
Chicago.
salary.
our
know
ery
of
record of attendance.
which
Ha-
time Rev. and Mrs.
Union,
great deal of
for
spirit
bringing about
various
usually have five
our
of
the
people
■d in
Mr.
bis
as
Illinois Woman's Home
through
arrived
Legislature.
Too much
able
It
runs
evangelists and
from
Association
nward
which
the
of
sionary
Among
solve all of this
to
criticized
The attend-
letter
a
that
matter
a
annually
the
will
thethree
given by difarc
the
We
Union
stated
'adics
it
W.
This
supply.
received
' issionary
public utility
Campbell's project for
Marston
from
Reed of the
Reed
of greatest
measures
is Hon.
city's
chair
visitors
About Christmas
mi
President's
able conservatice force.
most
the
the
a
with
or
meetings often
twenty pastors,
Dodge
Hawaii
Hon.
Fortunately
year.
two
are
nationalities present
1
Smith
giving
systematic
which
his-
be
in
these
on
as
iois
may
men
is
ing force.
Ahitho-
himself
outlines
waiian churches.
lie
as
in
meeting
preachers,
few
i
the
to
has
and
year.
connection
the members present.
by
high
that
and
present
Turner
in
work
some
sermon
ance
subscribers
Mr.
At each
sure
distant
the
School
interest
working in New Testa-
course
doing
ology.
ferent
we
fraught
However,
saloon
they,
the
to
is
legisla-
so
Territory
hoped
the
that
introduction
already
chamber appears
defeats
people
no
of these islands, and
in-
antics
to
if
years ago.
often
Super needs
adequate
has
liquor sellers' stronghold
was
Mr.
popular
of the Honolulu Y. M. C. A.
WAILUKU
Sunday school work, while Mr. Dodge
opportunity
an
who
the
to
This
Secretary
and
wide-awake
our
Every
hold the
to
time
Editors
in
up
During
exegesis,
valuable
income
an
kept
is
Waltrip
ment
public service.
community
menace
Mr.
IN
MAUI.
Ministers'
Monthly
steadily
attendance.
The Friend welcomes to its Board of
WORK
AND ON
been
incomes
cent.
the
bearing
laughable
Nation.
per
the
been
tax
such
God for
seems
the
would be
to
of
this
has
tax
bill
him of
of
principle
added
an
thank
share in
with
the
receipt
gives
tive
The
income
graduated
the
is
BOARD'S
The
D.S.
will
wise, progressive, economical
THE
endeavor;
the conservative force
Houses.
have
them in this
to
which
the
feasible,
both
shall
scourge
success
He and
tenure.
Frear's program, which
everyone knew
would be
All
himself
Territory may rely for
public-spirited action.
Governor
safe,
done.
5
one term
proved
high opinion
begins his
upon which
has
the
out
stamp
been
FRIEND
out
�THE
6
PICTURES
OF
OLD
HAWAII
WITH GLIMPSES OF THE
school
ed
NEW.
man's
after
2.
H.
Hilo
Before
the
ciation
Missionaries
Social
Jan.
Enter
Science
4,
Asso-
1909.
Government Ser-
Board Mission, in
can
of the Ameri-
1838, with the
proval of the board, withdrew from
nection with
of
quest
their
he
King and Chiefs,
Minister
made
having in charge
he
was
the
schools.
common
con-
succeeded
became
of
Instruction,
of
founding
At
re-
Some years later
special counselor.
was
ap-
the mission, and at the
the
his
death in
the
1847,
by Rev. Richard Arm-
strong, the father of General Armstrong,
who
also
mission
ment
to
take
cient
connection
of
charge
schools.
common
the
leadership
free schools
ment
All
severed
instruction
with
the
the
govern-
Under his
of
system
fully
was
in
was
for
the
the teachers, with but few
effi-
govern-
organized.
vernacular;
exceptions, be-
Lahainaluna
and
the
Hilo
Boys'
school.
Boarding Schools.
Boarding schools have, since
cupied
a
relation
important
most
educational system which for
has
covered
luna school
in
under
1831,
Lorrin
of the
mission
school
trict
Hilo school,
the
of
guage.
above the
man
All these
his
a
the
the
latter,
certain
at
a
D.
B.
the model
There
was
a
W. P.
theological
Wailuku.
harmonious
These
also Rev.
system
for
and
at
Alexander
training
schools
Ly-
upon
founded
school in Kohala,
school
constituted
training
men
for life and usefulness.
Should the
public
under direct
years
besides
men
all
free
in
Such
are
of
tors
promising
lad of
in
have
thus
they
the
training,
fine
proved
of the ministers
passed
away,
trained,
now
mis-
this
for
they knew."
and
fast
are
the
men
off
passing
stage.
The
girls'
earlier
may be
mentioned
Girls'
Edward
taught by Mr.
Bailey, and Miss Og-
taken by
cific
boarding
striking power
I
■
■ ■
The
Ellis
earlier
missionaries.
Bishop,
and
that hold their
wrote
Bingham,
few
a
place in the first
hymns
Hawai-
hymn book.
But later, Rev. Lorenzo
Lyons of Waimea, Hawaii, developed the
gift for composing
fitting and beautiful
Hawaiian
His talent for
hymns.
has been
name
hymn
writing has filled the mouths and hearts
of
thousands
of
Hawaiian
school children with song.
said.
the
"Let
land,
The
who will
I
if
hearts
brought
hymns is perhaps
form
er
Mr.
of
Lyon's day,
alakekua,
Miss
the
beautiful
most
waiian
of
gospel
any oth-
as
Since
Ella Paris of Ke-
has
Hawaii,
children's
to
instruction.
religious
of
hymns."
her
powerful
as
has
one
laws
the
singing
the
through
make
write
may
light
gospel
Sabbath
Some
produced
hymns
in
some
of
the
Ha-
to
these
language.
the Waialua hotel; the Kavvai-
Girls'
ahao
School; the
Haleiwa Girls'
euphonius
whose
of
beauty.
School; the Maui Mauna-
School; the Waialua,
School,
fine
The
School,
Wailuku
and Mrs.
Kohala Girls'
schools
boarding
follows:
as
and
is of
people,
sing-
singing
pas-
The
wrought
Hawaii, "Buildcd better than
They
of
the
of culture —the salt of the land.
fathers
young
the
Hymn Writers.
ian
Hawaiian Churches.
sionary
while
children
school
the
Some of
years
who
school
and
talented Hawaiian
widespread,
Sabbath
early boyhood
mother tongue,
some
is
ers
capable singers, and
very
influence,
missionary
school.
public
their
men
men,
enjoyed
enjoyed such
who
country is full of young peo-
the fameof many
high
the three years of
the
in
having
Now the
ple, and older,
T
four
Bond's,
whose
School,
is
Institute
of the
in Manoa
Valley.
a
lists
these
course,
flourishing
part
now
and brief
partial
fect,
are
Mid-Pa-
but
mention
the institutions which have
of
build
harmonious
the
and
imper-
the Ko-
schools entered in Mr. Bond's
of
some
helped
to
measurably
society of the Hawaii of
to-
day.
omen
for the future
of Hawaii, is found in the
high Christian
The
character
free
are
hopeful
most
of
good
a
proportion
school
government
of
bright lights, and enlightened
our
who
teachers,
exam-
ples for their scholars.
Musical
The
Talent.
of
development
Hawaiians
musical
talent
wholly unand is a
by their early friends,
native
among
expected
was
thirty, or thirty-five
singer myself, and have
revelation of the past
years.
I
am
no
the
myself capable of leading in
Forty-six
singing of the simplest tune.
not
in my first ministry in Ka-u,
years ago
a
at out-station meetings, I have known
of
company
attempt
tune
or
REV.
LORENZO
LYONS.
held
to
a
dozen church-members to
sing
a
familiar
tune, when the semblance
Training of Native Ministers.
hala
public school,
thirteen
school,
Industrial
Boys'
Armstrong
boys'
period, Rev.
conducted
much
as
may have
man
four in the
thus
community of fann-
under Rev.
Hampton Institute.
lan-
graduate stood
Lahainaluna
being
General
E. Bond's
a
educated
were
gradua-
school,
beauteous
the States the col-
Hilo
Boarding School,
the
the
dis-
sending
the Hawaiian
in
as
stands in
Besides
which
in
people, ranking
mass
was
this
the Marquesas
to
final
piti-
was
suc-
of
most
school
training
Of
most
besides
The Lahainaluna
among
man,
this
the
land,
exclusively
almost
there
of the
men
sixty years
For
forty missionaries
ers.
years
Mr.
school, and two in the Wailuku
policemen, and the gospel
and Micronesia.
lep-e
succeeding
valuable
most
Rev.
of
his
young
Mr.
years
teachers, the country lawyers,
ministers
high
In
in
years
successor
furnished
judges,
forth
instruction
favored
and be
training
place, but the situation
be
four
go to
in
not
1909
able indeed.
again
another
might
Upon
Ly-
might
inclined,
so
he
theological
years.
this
three
olu
eighty
The Lahaina-
institution.
school
high
the
by the mission
teachers in
were
to
islands.
the
thence
then
den; Mrs. Coan's Hilo Girls'
oc-
founded
Andrews.
several
cessful
the
was
1831,
for
Mr.
to
he
course
had three years in the free
ing the graduates of the boarding schools
of
two
tion
Richards
fit,
judged
Alexander's
vice.
Rev. William
years'
Should he be
years.
Read
sent
school,
higher
Lahainaluna
to
Gulick.
be
to
one
four
a
sent
O.
By
March,
for say three years then be selectthe best
as
No.
FRIEND
could not be
fourth
helpless
verse
to
hymn
and
any known
Of
who
not the
past,
where
recognized till the third
had been reached.
myself, criticism
Being
of others
was
other
are
of
possession
that
of the
many
islands
men
\r\tc\ llipir
new
now
the land,
it
on
may
ye
labored
labors
"
comers
into
entering
be
said,
bestowed
and
the
and who know
ye
"Ye reap
no
are
labor;
entered
�THE
March,
of
Development
matters
7
at
mis-
Johnson,
llanalei.
of the
son
In
lost.
were
missionary
1856
1857,
or
rapid
occupied twenty-one stations
Hoard
these
of
Perhaps
group.
for three or
four years
Kauai, and later at Koloa.
he
left
the
event,
around
the
in
coming
died in Baltimore last Oct. 25,
have heard of
it
the next
overland
occasional
sailing ship
had
cents
Bingham
should
we
An
by
sent
was
Mazatlan in
to
postage lieing 40
ship
morning.
mail
the forties—
the
schooner
Kamamalu,
Honolulu for Kona,
list
Hawaii, with
with all
lost
on
was
passengers,
board in the channel between
Maui and Hawaii.
that
was
in
touched
I crossed
in
night
was
witness
can
discovered and entered the harbor of Honolulu.
sixty
For
schooners
the
were
intercourse
1 [awaiian became
by service upon
The
schooners of the
sionary Packet,
jibet, brought
of
vessel
dropped,
the
any
on
by
Later
Some of these schooners
ed
chiefs,
the
by
by enterprising
of
Keoua,
foreigners.
were:
Kekauluohi,
Maria,
HI. Kamehameha IV,
Merril.
in
fifties
and sixties.
commerce
the
Owing
to
lost
at
about
am
seamen,
named
from
sea
1848,
unable
eastern
very
a
to
coast
few lives
our
give,
of
was
one
came
have
displaced
er
new
and
a
I
Punahou school
from
boy,
last
both
us
that
Ho-
or
up
Kauai
to
work
report
is
submitted.
OKUMURA,
Principal.
Honolulu, T. H., Feb. 15, 1909.
FINANCIAL
to
T68J30
*
ioarders
Castle
ing)
tfary Castle
'i'rust
(for family board180.00
150.00
Trust
60.00
Hoard
lawaiian
100.00
Friend
one
steamer Kithe lonp-
which
steamers
REPORT.
Receipts—
\
cure
heading
friends
our
semi-annual financial
The
ills.
the
our
in
financially.
and
piayerfully
friends
months
$11.40, though
that
hope
assist,
to
our
six
the schoon-
Castle
P.
(i.
W.
\\r.
25.00
I). Westervelt
Alexander,
Miss
100.00
Baldwin
Dorothy
W. A.
&.
100.00
Co
15.00
Castle
25.00
Howen
Mrs.
II
C. Coleman
Mrs.
If.
S.
3°.00
50.0A
Rice
$1,563.50
Total
OF
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
SCHOOL,
DEC. 31,
JAPANESE
BOARDING
CHRISTIAN
The
JULY
1
:ice
and
has
made
the
during
progress
TO
linor
some
from
older
the
ent
59
842.50
40.00
93.00
and
We have
Hawaii,
16
Honolulu, 4 from
25 from
Oahu, 5
the
171.00
.
$1,574.90
of
369.00
last report
left
at
380.40
$
many
rfrliool,
E.
T.
boys who had gradu-
grammar grade,
Servants.
Total
lefieit
the
General
steady
months.
vacation
67.50
Expenses
and
O.
E.
OKUMURA.
us
pres-
children:
Three from
We
Boarding
six
entered
360.90
$
Bread
roceries
hashing
and
past
summer
take positions.
to
smooth
—
'uel
1908.
Christian
Japanese
School
ated
family
arrivals
continue
difficulty;
unpaid.
still
earnestly
We
will
debt is
at
we
fleet.
while
name
the old
of
from Kauai
superceded
or
the
At
the
passed
old
expression.
coasting
the
capsized off the
Kauai,
passage
into service,
of efficient
children
fleet.
whose
schooner,
Higginbottom,
Australia, and
island
in
Hawaii,
to
nassagc
iB6O,
small
have been
financial
gifts from
generous
have
period
thankful to state that,
with the small deficit of
Vlr.
an
After
development
of Hawaii.
we
poverty
account,
sailed
no
speaks
schooner would
a
of
played
of the Haefficiency of these vessels and
waiian
in
was
list
the
words
They
by the
k'age—Oook
Nettie
prominent part
them
Micro-
that
Kamoi, Ka-
the
the
of
the
this
in
Morning
Kameha-
household
a
It
the Pilot,
were
the
days'
names
Rooke,
in
chil-
twenty
to
On
very
are
Disbursements
them
owing
rate,
ourselves
we
Marv
one-night
using such
lauea
Emma
forties,
ever
a
These
and
work
our
Most
us.
T.
own-
Kamamalu,
Kamoikeiki,
moiwahine,
A
Manuokawai,
Keola,
Kahalaia,
Kalama,
The
suc-
channels
the
sailed
going down
seven
a
sail,
the most of
of these vessels
some
meha
but
were
half
respectfully
have
years
I may remark
has
Honolulu in
of
top-sail
the
the fore and aft
and
about
Summer
who have
ways.
find
but
foundation
Honolulu for
in schooners
Kauai.
and
Mr.
1826,
in
master,
tons.
were
favorite
two-masted schooner became the
rig.
who
timer
Fliberty-
Boston
the
most
more
Mistype of the
from
out
forty
Here
nesia.
to
found
nicknamed
Hunnewell,
Tames
assisted
semi-annual
Thos.
Capt.
successively
fifty
for
the port of
nolulu of
No
whaler.
be
time
and in other
the end of the
by the American
owned
named
which
of
means
islands.
Many of the earlier vessels
top-sail
Board,
Star,
Hawaii
to
to
Morning Stars.
vessels
sionary
out of
efficient sailor both
an
friends,
remain with
hearty
our
express
kind
Mention may be made of the five mis-
the inter-island schooner
were
seamen
ocean.
was
the
the Arctic
and iqwii
able
principle
between
date
from this
years
it
three vessels
the
was
and laid
coaster,
The
Jackal
Moi,
name
Ka-
that
of his fortune in the business.
their
Waikiki
Brown of the schooner
Capt.
cessful
till November, 1794,
not
bearing the
that chan-
schooner the
my
and
very stormy night.
the owner of the
a
who
voyagers
made
Oahu
at
port, and it
that
earlier
The
century.
com-
half of the nineteenth
first
in the
leading role
inter-island
of
development
the
merce
the
played
long
a
I lawaiian
of
nel
from
sailing
Hobton,
schooner
to
the
their parents.
of
mehameha IV,
The Schooner.
The
to
time
only
SCHOONER.
HAWAIIAN
letter.
a
un-
orphans, or poor children who are
supported free of charge or are paying
been
by
When Dr.
Cape Horn.
brought
are
are
His mother,
States,
letter
children
new
Every
Waimea,
at
now
plantations
care.
money,
dren
the
They are standing on
principles, and by their good
wish
from
with
months before he heard of
dead eighteen
the
cov-
eight
were
ed
whom
our
thanks
occupied by two
My father was locat-
stations
families.
more
or
whole
the
ering
the American
art
years
of
stores.
We
of
1835 the mission
several
on
influence
der
enterprises.
By
in
thirteen
past
working
Christian
commercial
and
the
ing
and
the de-
at
intercourse,
facilities
postal
transit,
glance
us
social
of
velopment
and
educational
let
Edward
Intercourse.
Social
from
Turning
sionary
FRIEND.
1909
from
Kauai,
Maui, 6 from
glad
to
boys brought
know
in
up
that m.-ny of
our
school
dtr-
Japanese
Church is in the Palama General
having
Hospital
orphans.
are
Makiki
Pastor Okumura, of the
through
formed
an
on
successfully
operation
March 6.
which
passed
was
per-
�8
THE
work
FRIEND
March,
throughout the Islands.
Ihiring
the quarter he has been afield
The
Scribes
Corner
part of
the
time,
making
B.
Maui with Rev. R.
churches
ing
WM. BREWSTER OLESON
REV,
(
I.anai,
Rev.
DIGEST
QUARTER
DEC. 31,
in
many
accessions
encouraging
are
and
in
presence
for much
count
in
opposition
thwarting
evangelists
brief
tional
Japan
Council
American
wrought
and
Ebina,
in
Christianity,
to
The
men
his
on
the
Brooklyn,
Japanese
good
policy
the islinds
to
Miyagawa
as
prominent Jap-
ate
Honolulu who
anese
ed
our
and
our
would be
there
as
of
the Interna-
at
in
coming
of such
vcar
a
serious
a
Mr. Kbina
from
results
It
years.
out-stations.
Board meeting
'promote the
mice
quite
Edinburgh,
at
good
community.
to
coming
is
some
to
under
faith,
hoped
has
has
movement
rallies
who
might be
of
leadership
the
from
men
During the quar-
for.
visited
nineteen camps,
for
openings
new
influen-
in
points
Lahaina and
as
Maui, and at
on
The
Kauai.
exercises
Waimea
have
In
of
two
schools
an
Some
reported, in
schools
equipment;
prevail-
Hawaii,
mission
fields
at
we
two pas-
the
localities
various
In
Christian effort of prominent
one
report
others
an
are
Sunday
almost all
homes.
advance
in
in great need of
picture cards, papers, and charts. Some
of our better equipped schools have a
to
them
lines, and could
in these
surplus
no
better
to
over
than
use
some
of
devote
to
pas-;
needy
our
schools.
Rev.
M.
G. Santos has three
schools under his
nationalities
Sunday
charge numbering
all 98 members, and
viz.,
representing
Portuguese,
Porto Ricans, Koreans,
in
seven
Spani-
Japanese,
Chinese, and Hawaiians.
—The
been
on
special
is
teo
the
making
now
the
assigned
island
to
of
Rev.
H.
of all
Molokai
P.
of
to
perintendent
his
of
our
duties
Sunday
the leader-
people
agi-
are
building
ing
at
settlement work
under the
indirectly
house
a
kindergartens
Pure
being projected
the Associated
at
the
specially
aging
for
We
Charities.
of
completion
and
of
development
Chinese
The
Palama
under Mr.
sta-
Kakaako and
at
building,
Settlement
from
extending, additional
Settlement is
tions
is prosper-
flourishing.
are
distribution
Milk
directly and
Board
The club-work and
point.
every
note
the Kalihi
the
encour-
the
Settlement
and
Mrs.
is
Palama Settlement
Mac-
finding
with
the pastors, and
in
couragement
the
6.—ln
seminary
or
struction
of
done
that
by
the
meetings
of
theological
a
for
Islands.
held
in
the main
study of the Sun-
careful
a
is be-
generally
arc
for
lessons
the
coming
our
has
Judd,
in
and have reach-
oped marked interest,
ed
the
helpfully
Rev.
tors.
have
Baker
leaders
struction,
receiving
in
been
this
pas-
Erdman.
the
work
re-
of
in-
from
valuable aid
Turner, Wal-
Beckwith,
Messrs.
our
Lydgate,
Messrs.
and
of
majority
sponsible
Rev.
devel-
meetings have uniformly
These
the
special
three years
R.
reopened
aeo,
B.
mon
by
Mr.
of
the
Church
the
steady
financially and otherwise.
Sunday
holding
services
thus
B.—The
at
leadership
not
newly
of
in
prospers
Yee Kui.
under the
This
was
as
Suschool
beeun at the solicitation of Chinese
siding
in
Waihee.
A
very
re-
successful
$3000
that in Nuuanu
in
ress
evangelists,
valley under Mr. Ching
prog-
and furneedy neighborhood,
a
for
the basis
pishing
the
of
some
Chinese
our
Leong, making most satisfactory
work
evangelistic
there.
colony residing
in the Chinese
12.—Through the generosity of
possession of several
into
will
which
as
serve
whereby
cured
church sites
to
Thus the Board
Kanaio Church
for
The
holds title
through the
•ii.
curing
or
by
more
proffers
would
ness
our
by churches
celebration
a
there
Tapanese
were
occasions
from
every
joy and blessedseason.
gathered
there
tenure.
come
of the Christmas
one
establish
to
field of the
Thus at
re-
more
used
certain
any
few
help
now
13.—Glad tidings
part of
A
One
made
has been
offer
in pro-
church sites.
third party.
a
without
but
Ma-
has also
exchange
Anahola for
one
similar
cently
Rice
the
to
gener-
certain
the Board the deed to
lands in
other
H.
Hon. Wm.
se-
points.
Goodness of
gift of Tudge Guy
ous
ex-
be
may
various
at
cer-
come
tracts of land
title
now
site
has
basis
a
full
.-hanges
for
Board
the
individuals,
tain
at
Chinese
of
growth
steady
schools under
ities.
inaugurated
Mr.
the
of
numbers have
two
and
dormitory.
—Special mention should be made
11.
Episcopal
the
by
new
their
own
the
Palama Settlement toward
rec-
held
of
$2194.25
toward the erection of the
full title to lands
conflicting.
Waihee
a
arc
from the
auspices
under the
Kalihi Settlement Building:
to
re-
head-
money
net
Chinese Church;
such
courte-
are
mornings,
Sunday
building
service
the
evenings,
Church
St.
subscription
growth
By
services
arrangement,
of note, viz., $1900
Bazaar held
Fort
is
new
Baxter.
ser-
during which
years,
made
has
a
the
Dodge reviewing
three
in
The event
commemorated recently by
ord
ous
Dod«™>
services
the Wailuku Union church.
was
resi-
of
request
dents of Wailuku, Rev.
Miss
—Gratifying receipts of
iffered
trip, Burnham. and Judd.
7. —At
joicing
worker,
in-
the
meetings
various
the program
and
monthly
of
school
minister's
on
en-
of its
in the services
donated
ministers, much
the
held
are
These
our
them
work.
absence
Bible
counseling
giving
their
of
Hawaii,
acqui-
great
a
and Waiakea Settlement
worthy
some
tank
swimming
new
sition,
S. Thno-
of
to the churches,
active
its
at
Unusual
these festiv-
Chinese Christmas
were
150 present,
Christmas
and
gathering
These
over3ooin attendance.
have
furnished
the voicing of
(Continuedon
12)
page
addition
The
of
project
been
recently
under
worship.
10.
tour of
a
sections
needy
more
ministering
services
supervision
the
tating
laymen is
Rev. F.
much.
accomplishing
Dodge,
two hun-
over
non-Christian
from
a
promise.
Chinese
our
attendance of
dred each is
coming
of great
one
on
been of
high order, and the spirit that
ed has been
work
se-
where
neediest
our
Kona,
have eight churches and only
tors.
consists
Japan.
of
is
school
such
at
Wailuku
3.
is
infancy, great things
quarter.
ards.
the
man-
has been
special activity day
month, drill in sermonizing and preachSunday school field during the
ing, study of Bible Geography, etc.
There have been several big
the
them
sur-
won
plantation
the
ship of Kaleikini.
kenzie.
present
2. —There
in
in its
5. —One
ing
pre-dispos-
are
and
led into full acceptance of the Christian
tial Christian
he
of
although
curing three
should
the efforts
sojourn of Rev.
home
way
to be
ter be
a
has
women
young
the
Buddhist
in
and
yet only
as
and
quarters
this
approval
agers,
are
very
the
members
new
churches
our
factor
in
and
inaugurated
effort.
men
young
whose
during
of these
Many
quarter.
interest is
stations
our
There have been
churches.
our
of
In
roundings.
hearty
wholesome religious
at
ENDING
1908.
service
Puunene
at
i). —The
Superintendent,
has
laborers'
of
ment
on
I lawaiian
started
Kauai.
and
having in view the improve-
REPORTS
QUARTERLY
FOR
1.—A
S. Scudder,
movement
OF
manifest
F,
of
and visit-
schools
Sunday
Japanese
4.—Our
'orrtsfonding Secretary.
and
circuit
a
Dodge,
Molokai, Oahu
great
a
1909
the
opportunity
Gospel
message
�THE
Februay, 1909.
tics of
ally
the
FRIEND,
Egyptians
9
exception-
were
fine.
In
he
passing,
of
tically
the
in
missionaries
gave it
he
his
as
had
out
who
will
and
their
magnificent
he
general,
had
be
must
man
the
himself
for
missionaries
which
doing.
are
Jt
.«
„*
Jt
.<
,«*
The
letter has been issued
following
the members of
to
by
the chairman,
the
Mr.
Men's
P.
J.
"The Men of America
of
rest
ing
the
of
Central Union News
the Christian
and
more
more
the Lenten
serve
every
a
Men's
voted
unite
to
universal
League
its
at
ob-
subject
the
of
men
Lenton
during
trend
last
as
age.
meeting
Honolulu
this
season
our
taken
DISTINGUISHED
year
der
to
W.
Smith,
Episcopal
Islands
D.D.,
of
the interest
missions
is
touring
of
the
here,
in
audience
Methodist
the
various
which
already
organized
delegated
addressed
Central
a
Union
It being the Universal
for students,
been
invited
filling
of
and
large
a
of
Day
Prayer
the different schools
in
attended
of
part
a
had
body,
the main
floor
first
people
attention
character.
forever
portant
ble
of
Tf
live
to
Bishop
will be
a
hear
and
how
the most
for
that
delightful
dress on"A
has
Reed
besides
the
scenes
servations
and
from
a
the
rare
seen
real
on
good
to
so
21,
if
of
member
every
take hold and work
from
they
to
in
Pastor
our
following
Present
given
be
Feb.
on
this
Sunday
28, and
the
serve,
the
Hon.
Mass., gave
ad-
Reality
"How
Make
for
the
of
traveler,
and
Jesus."
Experience."
Prayer
addresses
gift of describing
as
his hearers.
to
as
meeting for
a
effort
to the
notable
and characteris-
proposes
to
these
given
when
rally
last
a noon-
meetings
make
to
the
men
of
an
the
Christian
Js)
%?•
Endeavor
themselves
largest, benefit
,<
of about
specially
social
and
in
jfl
,«t
ninety of
the
to
interests
the
by calling
fur-
of
the
monthly
on
so-
new-comers
the city and cultivating
with
tance
of
them.
Honolulu
In
with
number of visitors
in
work of
this
to
com-
opportunity
kind, and the
its
increasing
ever
society
efforts
to
for
pur-
the
meet
needs.
months
alternate
held
at
some
the afternoon.
on
an
and strangers
large
renew
growing
On
is
there
an
acquaincity of the size
a
the
on
Nuuanu
delightfully
charge
in
was
of Mrs. W.
It
avenue.
informal
in
home
This past month it
the beautiful lawn
Hall
sociables
member's
was
The
affair.
served
and
section
pastor
touch
cial
here
the
dividing
appointing
the
more
society
light
re-
into
city
chairman
hopes
"Oh!
Society
of
sections
each
for
to
aid
the
effectively in getting into
promptly,
calls, with
even
a
for
a
J*
through
all
who
friendly
come
to
so-
live
brief time.
J*
J»
.«
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the mastery of a world to this?"
the hero's clarion, though its blast
with
is
As dies the Christian, with his
Endeavor.
The Christian
*
ciables
What
t5»
v
by managing
Central
Union.
J,%
accom-
the church and congrega-
the
of
j$
at
While
to those whom
the
church
Ring
J*>
<
should make this
season
or
freshments.
and the fact that the
Lenten
Jm
t
devotes itself
By
Week Talks at
men,
League
earnest
make
His ob-
received,
Passion
society
merely week-
a
members
organization
committee
Real?"
at
Society.
thering
a
The favorable attention which
city
This
W.
Immortality."
"Realizing
men's
Ladies'
arc
Passion
at
by learning through experience the real
joy of service.
cov-
topics:
Day
be
self-centered
good
really receiving
are
poses
will
real
some
the
keeps
too
deteriorating into
plishing
ing
for it.
"Faith—A Real
address
instructive
vividly
the life
will
will
meetings
occasional meeting
an
becoming
held
"The
hear the
to
Into the Levant."
Glimpse
is
what he has
assured
and
out
success
Real."
year
Feb.
Milton Reed, of Fall River,
Mr.
the
"The
im-
beard him.
most
is
come
The
in-
"The Reality of the Church."
pleasure
evening.
to
these addresses.
series
and
possible
Union
the
had
conduct-
Whenever
the Oahu Prison,
at
lion
Will
topics.
natural-
These, with the monthly meeting
an-
these in the hands
evenings, beginning,
im-
long remembered by those who
Sunday
your
us
rally
special effort."
ers
Scud-
cards
acquaintance
"Let
self.
know that his
we
and
personally
enthusiastically
possi-
the
dates
of the League
of
forever and
ourselves,
opportunity
great
give their
they
development
make
we
every
was
the
plea with
strong
must live
we
provement- of
It
a
that
with
that
them
The scries
Bishop made
the young
a
vite
the church.
The
of
men
the
Church.
the
number of
been
the Endeavor
been
Central
attend
to
the ladies of
a
at
as-
Union
Chamberlain
and
time.
some
has
people have
Mr.
members from
scries of Six Addresses
a
kindly place
not
you
Dr.
al-
to
or
Central
interest in
Society
Our
topic: Ts
to ask
topic.
nouncing
of
of the
and
"We enclose
C.
Bishop
14.
the
Church,who
in
Methodist
large
Feb.
evening,
Real?'
deliver
this
on
Sunday
in the study
Religion
SPEAKERS.
of
young
more
.«*
TWO
are
are
Kalihi.
time for
spirit of the
the
invite
to
lead
to
ly devotional meeting.
this
indication of
the
There
Settlement
com-
to
and
which
members present
branch
Leahi Home and
year
as
our
Kalihi
a
Church
the
as
arc
of the
special consideration
"Interpreting
A. A. EBERSOLE
well
as
World
Season
League
Cooke:
Religion.
an
made
ing for
Lenten Lectures.
of
the meetings.
Since
ly
responsible.
by Central Union,
work.
in
whose
Mission
both
meetings either
sist in
be-
as
of
for
less
or
Settlement,
some
fortunate
Kakaako
at
excellent
doing
is
branches
organized
were
against
see
work
Palama
Church
more
The societies
prejudiced
converted,
is
it
success
ways
fair-minded
go
life
and social
mission
although
in
work
any
conditions
Union
having
that,
thoroughly
thinks
Christian
higher plane. He
to a
testimony
gone
missionary
been
the
bettering
Egyptians
of the
enthusias-
most
of
the moral
bringing
and
spoke
work
Central
is it not a noble
thing
to
armor
die.
on!—
�THE
10
FRIEND
March,
method,
New
For
Working
Men
gave
SUPER
Y.
M.
AT
C.
A.
MAKES
CAMP
GOOD
DAMON.
with
"It
will
done,"
be
said
thing
business
a
four
sold in
when
of
having
annual
the
tional
and
Guard
credit
said
due
Col.
ing after
Na-»
social
as
much
M. C.
to
ex-
of
the
A. buildto
town,
thank
officially for what they
proposed at'the month-
meeting of
the
Board
of the association
the large
of
Directors
that the Y.
M. C. A.
belonging
tent
to
Cen-
large
sign,
drew
the
when
filled
chairs
120
and
five
the
which the
But
it
made
crowds
after
at
were
son,
attended
125
men.
there
by
the
A.
day
night,
Ed
time the
came
the
talk
music
all
were
were
busy
the
C.
and
each
in
was
of the Nation-
men
fixing
of
tunity
meeting,
with
the soldiers,
at
to carry out the
not
(1
r
on
So,
hand,
the
but all
felt
necessary
all
idea met
money
was
plan. The money
secured from Col.
Dunning,
the
and
once,
the
it
would
permission
Jones and Maarrangements
Order
in
the
packed
men
moral
to
Christian
provided
the
end of
of the camp the
Four
were
large
large
tables,
supplied
with
writing paper and
for
ers
the
and
occasion,
the
tent
fifteen
main
was
erected.
feet
magazines
envelopes
pens and ink,
dominoes. A
street
long,
galore,
printed
check-
large phonograph
with
wholesome
to
portunity
for
the
such
Tt
larrre
son's
of all
way
the
of
was
a
it
spend-
men
attendance
talks
and
getting
of
at
showed
history.
the
out-
religious work
was
for
ready
the
conditions
studying
This has
meetings
!U
be
to
its
advance
begun,
now
to
shop
men,
and
men
damentally religious and with
the program.
maintained
a
not
the
at
of
asking
We
them
Catton
Neill
lass
Works
with
of 62.
an
the
at
an
average
Honolulu
attend-
average
Early in October
in
organized
was
with
and
16,
hour since the
noon
November
attendance of
Iron
the
at
which
each week.
in
the
first
Bible
a
the association
averaged
Friday
12
January meetings
Shaftcr
in
men
night meeting
building has averaged 26.
of
Port
at
has
The
The
begun
were
the
averaged
meetings
in
we
op-
the
gymnasium,
continued, and
war
on
have been
jail
frequent meetings held
vessels, and in
local
chapels
proper
or
missions.
By
.•oo
means
men
a
weeks many
to
of these
week
are
more.
meetings
to us
is
for them
for this
responsible
This
will
by
a
at
men
to
great
be extended
soon
weekly meeting
Barracks where 500
some
The decision to go
the men, and not wait
come
at least
reached, and
the
fun-
The
men.
45
Ohhu
Simpare
and
soon
shop Bible class has
A
us.
& Co. shop
increase.
Chaplain
that
is
the men,
to
to
come
been
is
show
to
week, with another
a
organized,
going
occu-
mind
great
the association
groups
to
a
the adaptability of its work to meet the
needs
its
seemed
was
num-
say, was
An idle
duty.
in
done, but during those days
which have
a
Certainly
kept
up.
the
and
for
the devil's workshop, and this
tried to close
the
conditions.
the Young Men's
of
it
much
not
committee
building,
oppor-
of this,
Association.
a
time
doing the
now
work
the
excellent,
high
tone
the work
pied while off
at
fine
a
the best,
And much
M.
of the Y.
ber have been good enough
due
being
ance
throughout
was
its
to
tent
camp
of
Guard
Sunday,
to
had
ing spare time and
made.
Just
charge
the camp
gathering.
sider that
middle
National
night up
studying
spirit of the
general
religious
some
is
A.
at-
the regu-
getting acquainted
and
men
their pay-
up
usual
men.
and
encampment,
favor
several
quiet.
was
regulars,
A.
For
M. C.
served bananas,
large number of
a
Y.
Sunday dinner
The General Secretary
p
Mr.
by
by
The
largest
arc
after
by
capacity
with
Satur-
James Dole, and Fred
and
R
people
camp, and
Waldron.
so
WORK.
next
L.
Officers
the
the
by
oranges, donated by L.
tended
to
lecture
a
McCandless,
Guard
LARGE RELIGIOUS
movement.
lars, the tent
take it
enter-
pineapples, and
rolls,
A
least
at
L.
al
and
tent
with
an
McKcever,
Sunday night the
Church
on
religious
a
evening
with
men
sort
success.
a
biggest
average of
and then.
now
ser-
the
to
Each evening
stereopticon
Towse,
this
A.
not
that the
that
C.
a
of
by Chaplain Simp-
first
and
town
equipment and
us
at
C.
men
night music and recitations
(itiartets
Union
M.
were
was
an
After
by Rev.
those
men
Just by the
hand.
addressed
meeting,
from
opportunity,
and
the first effort
Hawaii
who
command
by
folks
horseshoes,
night
on
supper
in
in
pitched quoits,
men
was
side
generally well
were
of
sets
"Y.
men
during the day.
were
that
on
Stamps
and many
friends
tent, and
tainment,
camp.
was
A
duty the
was
going
time.
tent,
to
Headquarters,"
11. C. A. tent,"
the Y.
at
done in
secure
and
the Y.
the return
When it
ly
tent at
the
the best camp
was
had,
to
the association
had
A.
of
Ziegler, when he and Major
called
Riley
C.
regulars,
"It
ever
is
If.
headquarters
him.
to
have
we
and
religious
plained
Y.
a
encampment
the
and
the
home.
plan
records,
kept
was
of
the
letters
wrote
dozen
plenty,
most
have
you
man
five
or
in
men
were
the best
those
this
who, by lending
needles
the
thank
us
vice,
THE
reached
of their natures.
We
PAUL
be
can
1909.
the
are
Marine
stationed.
�March,
THE
1909.
Mrs.
aging.
efficient
Advance
Educational
W. DAMON.
ADVANCE.
Society
clear
and
Suggestions.
"Traditionalism
The
education.
people
tin-
—
is
dead
a
need
greatest
the
education
of
modern business
"The
a
the
for
willingness
work
ours,
money,
Indi-
come.
democracy
realize
their
of
de-
people always
but the
they demand and
get what
pay
education.
of
free
always
not
with
mands
in
even
may
this
to
willing
are
to
pay for.
—
skill than is
more
in
in the workers
ordinarilly developed
Normal School; skill
the
from
alone
not
that
comes
and
scholarship
peda-
skill that comes from intimate
quaintance with life conditions.
gogy;
"The
schools
the
schools,
good
trill
graduates
living
them
graduates
passive
of
graduates
structive and creative social
to
of
con-
efficiency."
to
its
operations
and
its
schools
the
fifty
of
one
of
spheres
which
of
of
have
States:
calls
for
than
does the Humane
reaching
its
out
various
Perhaps
which
one
it
the
employs
is
which is
be
educational work, seeking
to
plastic
to
speaks
of
"wide
feeling
as
agencies
its
bring before
inspiring
effort
This
is hemp
tion
and
the
the
line
of
the
here with
of
the
different
already been made before
some
of
leading schools of the city and it is
opportunity
come
not
as
well
A number of addresses
hoped to continue this
of
on
much
of the Board of Educa-
directors
private schools.
have
and
particular
carried
cordial approval
Eliot
George
thoughts
for the rest of the world
ourselves."
as
have what
which
may
training
offer.
The
the speakers
process
kindly
as
wel-
have received,
only from teachers but from hundreds
pupils, has been in itself
the heart
develop
that when this
shall
is
only have
not
most
form
encour-
better
history
can
schools of
existence
and
a
that in
possible
and
we
for
increased length
T
living.
depended
been
*
the heart.
is
mals)
of
souls,
and
*
not
in
prepare
on
*
*
be
far
to
Every humane pubevery
to
we
step in doin<*
them
(to ani-
prevent crime.—a
will
the
step
of those qualielevate
and
good
declare what
pour
will
as
our
of
men.
T believe
iust
into all
to
soon
Oahu
College
from this
seen
carried
being
schools
peal
He has
the work
extract
forward in
different
our
strongly
most
that which
in
seems
interest
deep
field,
is
is
to
all
and
casian
of
races,
civilizations
the
the
ap-
Past
Mongolian
by
the
natures
skies
on
study
or
more
and
constitute
na-
har-
are
their
and
ground
common
lalxira-
peculiarly worthy
the present
at
in
Schools
dozen
means,
of
and
races
uniting in developing
common
the
and Cau-
congenial
Islands.
gathered
are
problem
and
commingling
under the
a
sur-
special
the solu-
to
the
Hawaiian
to
me
contribution
the
of
children of
higher
to
the
made
being
now
the relations
which
his
him :
to
West,
the
to
given
the time spent here. As
scemied
"Hut
of
his
the most
addressed
of
of
China.
recall."
will be
educational,
time,
industrial
institutions of
philanthropic
placed
Orient
and
can-
and
schools the
Honolulu,
between
midway
are
and
newest Occident,
in
climate, form
congenial
wonderfully
a
a
they
as
oldest
transition station whose evolutionary
functions
Tt
is
American
cific
worth
conditions
particularly
half
as
the
the
unique
and
crossing
the
Pa-
com-
functions
Hawaiian
the
by
presented
and
witness the
to
nf
interest.
half
crossing
continent
Ocean
bination
in
unsurpassed
are
well
is
Islands,
joy in
a
itself."
THANKS.
We, the Chinese and Hawaiians residents of
Keokea,
Kula,
residing
Waiohuli
district of
to the
manager
Mr.
I.vi
to
of allowing
water
on
extend
Hon. H.
of
the
us
Kamaole,
the
Island and Counour
best and
through
P.
The
Baldwin and
Makawao Ranch,
Tempskey,
yon
at
Kohea, in
thanks,
sincere
the
ness
and
Makawao,
ty of Maui, wish
most
Friend
human
for the coming
wav
gain-said—that
as
of
the
of
the dens of sin and shame
earth
T
should
the cultivation of
the growth
heart which
even
neace
*
lecture,
step
a
to
kindness
promoting
ties
so
every
teaching
or
in
*
integrity
attention
the cultivation
to
little
so
public
upon
much
#0
paid
intellect and
lication,
public
free government, whose very
mortals,
lutve
wonder that the
"one of
as
can
lories of civilization,
believe that the future student of Ameriwill
I
impressions
"The
and done,
worth
in
enjoyed
our
higher protection
so
have
to
another letter
President
by
but also human life better
and
developed
in
moniously
roots
the intellect,
as
required
of human life,
ideals of conduct and training young and
minds
to
also
tionalities
as
especially
letter
private
a
anything
every
the Orient
to
way
stay here, which he characterizes
the
believe
quite
it is
Hawaii.
the youth of the land noble and
and
T
education.
in
in
at
great defect in
a
but
greatly
of critical
dumb creatures, and
found
has been
well known
private and Sun-
public,
our
schools
public
brief
his
the Oriental and Occidental
than this education of the chil-
through
strongest
to
enacted
compul-
As
directly
can
here
channels,
of
it
truly
more
Society,
do what
to
hearty
the
been
there
"Is
more
riots, anarchy,
of
systems
our
organization
and
Wyoming
the
Chamberlain
tion of the great humanitarian
Oklahoma,
of
spoke
we
Professor
on
lands,
seems
which
or-
department of effort, in the
strikes
wars,
been
Washington, Califor-
Aingcll, the
said by
cruelty,
HUMANE SOCIETY.
No
the
have
humane education
leader in this
ferent
scientific
laws
issue
of
study educational conditions in dif-
Parent
of
Mercy
Educational Work
to
Honolulu,
pass
the public schools.
United
fruitful
so
roots
to
Nearly
Montana, Texas.
in
sory
the
the
to
found in
In Maine,
make
visit
be
to
nia, Colorado, South Dakota,
which
It is
over
most
branches
thousand
Pennsylvania
as
lav Schools?
WORK OF THE
support of both voting and old
all
is
last
our
different lands.
"I believe there is
EDUCATIONAL
splendid
Century.
the
activity
of
American Hand of
Idaho.
de-
humane work
Twentieth
In
recent
in
pro-
reach
we
mercy
just
in Hawaii.
delightful days
and
the
extending
world
to
organization 'is
special
legacies of the Xiuetenth
by
of the finest
Century
be kind
to
far shall
so
of
creatures,
only of cruelty, but of crime."
Pledge He
and will try
creatures
green
school
The
will try
"/
of
the
across
framed.
velopment of organized
one
printed in
letters
literature
lower
Another Tribute
llUtllbtl
a
these
and
soon,
and
poems
of
Pledge
to
songs,
towards
not
simple
from cruel usage."
dren in all
—Carton B. Gibson.
,
the
has been
initiation, growth
The
forcibly
secondary
only
not
but
of
and
elementary
citizenship,
ac-
then contribute
numbers
larger
Society
from,
all
tect
can to
At the pres-
sent
read
neatly
follows:
as
ganized.
"The schools need skill
all she
city and others will fol-
easily
and
represented
Satisfactory results will then
viduals,
upon
principles.
reasonable
adequately,
conducted
be
to
who
copies of
well-defined
red,
runs
tlic busi-
greatest need is that the peo-
next
ple shozc
that
away
—
from tradition and demand that
ness
is
break
masses
to
the
this
doing
This
on.
and
room,
weight
Dole,
being
are
in the
later
low
Practical
hundred
a
of schools
W. Damon.
F.
is
the branch of
vigorous and suggestive
the
EDUCATIONAL
11
work successful.
time
but
P..
S.
in Hawaii, is
make the
F.
FRIEND.
President of
Society
ent
.
for their kind-
the free
use
of the
their ranch, in Makawao, dur-
ing this long
and
continuing
drouth.
By REV. C. HOW FO.
�THE
12
{Continuedfrom page
to
ditions.
hymns
weeks of
coming of Christ
hundreds of
worth
are
will
our
connection
14.—In
associations
with
Kauai,
and
Oahu
on
for
meetings
of
matters
field.
the
in
own
We
fraternal
the
for
steady
interest and
cooperation
tionality
these stated
in
various
the
out-
an
the
oc-
made
pastors
auxiliary
both
Kin Kok
probably
to
corded
opened
has
by
services
his work
quished
the
of
Ho-
and
month
a
to
brethren.
relin-
having
eventually
Rev.
S.
K.
Ka-
the church
ulili has taken up work with
Hanaike is
Koloa. and Rev. J. B.
at
porary
supply.
dained
during
Rev.
these.
for
caring
is
Rev.
tem-
as
Paele,
were
G.
or-
One
of
preaching
at
quarter.
S. Paaluhi
another,
Anahola;
H.
J.
Paaluhi
A.
the
Lihue
at
Revs.
Waiau, and
W.
is
church
the
serving
G.
W.
Waiau
services
religious
ham: Rev. D.
missionary
our
to
Dr.
Rev.
Kapali,
taken
having
during
number,
our
venerable
the
been busy,
the
quarter,
Bing-
.Hiram
retired,
Micronesia;
a
and
former
two
active pastors, viz.. Revs. C. W.
of
Kaeo
Kona, Hawaii,
Lutera of
Our
of
forces
at
Mr. and
Mrs.
Interest-
two of the
Gleaners
and
meeting
that
i,
is
was
instead of
have
All
speaker.
was
real
a
But the
in
held
on
Tuesday,
privilege
but
work.
The
its
through
each with
four
its
present
small
real
they
as
is
done
departments,
superintendJapanese, and
department
the
socities,
it
part of the
work
main
its
Portuguese, and through
ary
felt
five auxili-
Missionary
Gleaners,
the Pauahi Band, the Lima Kokua, the
Fui. each
gaged
in
mission
of
one
and
i3*
feW
We
thought
our
the
sionary
one
a
Gleaners
the
pledge
Ku
Kor
taken
and
at
will
of
by the coming
Burnham who
are
the
Hall,
the
year
and
Turkey
Missions
have been studied
The life of the late Dr.
the
was
topic for
visit
a
one
his last
to
the
In
the
of
talks
instructive
this
numbers
hear
to
Arthur
H.
China, have given
during
later
hope
Bosher
Atherton
the Seminary.
Mrs.
and
North
times
ent
in
Atherton, Miss Jessie Hop-
and
lightful
meeting
Miss
society
home of
new
Seminary
the October
meeting
next
B.
Smith of
Kawaiahao
at
J.
pin of Kusaie.
differ-
year.
The
of
Friend
we
societies
other
the
from
at
de-
Hoard.
Our Missionaries.
A
few weeks ago
missionaries
our
interest
brief
state-
Society of
Mis-
themselves for
during the
an
American
in the Mission of Kusaie.
a
letter
telling of
Delaporte.
Mr. and Mrs.
from
came
Micronesia.
Nam,
at
the
hardship which the unusual drought
this
to
least
at
secure
tanks into which
not
been able,
complete
ten
for
the
on
that
they
had
account
same
had
to
hoped.
read from
was
been
contributed
hearts of
in
prayers
these
our
with
equipment
easy
three
the
faithful representaislands?
these far away
go
for
How this will rejoice
tanks.
added
They
season.
fact
days, $500 had
the' buildings, and $161
tives
possi-
the pulpit
Within
appeal made for funds.
an
water
be
three large
the church and mission build-
they
as
rainy
the
deplored
not
two or
they might gather the
the
during
water
also
of
them, and
upon
brought
has
season
asking whether it would
ble
as
these
may
well
as
gifts
that
Our
this
make their workmore
fruitful
of
good.
Jit
J*
«3*
*5*
in
a
J*
Japanese
Hawaiian
special contribution to the
Board,
tion
J*
Churches sent
Several of the
Harpoot Orphange.
Micronesia.
the
the
more
Two pupils
Ruk
up
address
of
boy, in the High School Department
been
in
place in the old Mission Cem-
was
and
1908-9:
Anslamon.
are
etery.
The letter
the Woman's Board.
members of
meetings this
Bingham
resting
ings
of the auxili-
the support of the following,
year
work.
be of
might
work of
societies of
The
it
Mission.
$500.
meeting followed by
*5*
readers to present
ment of
of
Gleaners.
Missionary
The
«5*
en-
branch
mission
v*
Tail
actively
which is
particular
some
study
»$l
ary
and the Kin Kok
Society,
Aurora
the
Hono-
of
of the Micronesian
Kusaie and
Hiram
give
to
things they
Orphanages
systematically.
strong interest
a
Hawaiian. Chinese,
ent:
effective
important
a
Kakaako
raise
history
the
work
do these
to
work of the
income
Sewing School in Palama
the
to
to
Board
also
hear her.
to
alive
is
hear
might
and
were
meetings,
missions,
Board
obliged
1 hey
Japanese
the
to
In order
famous husband,
her
who
keeping
in
are
like
society
interesting
most
a
the
;
Mission;
Mrs.
Tan Fui.
Kong
order
P.
Martina
Keawakapu, Maui.
greatly strengthened
Rev.
and
Lahaina
hour
the
Missions."
given by
were
March
to
Death has
topic
of
aid
Woman's
their
to
The history of
of
societies—The
Monday,
at
Pauoa.
from
ing reports
Lihue
at
Paauhau, has gone
study.
for further
go
the
Smith,
ac-
lulu
Emanuel Church.
Mrs.
during the
expecting
ChicaMoody Institute in
enter the
a
Arthur 11. Smith of North China.
the mainland,
to
to
at
Day
took
Mrs.
services
Shimamura
iy_—Mr.
Club's
College
in
Episcopalian
our
December
of
has been
once
spoke.
the
the
Honolulu.
Hawaii.
in
proportion
in
to
Army
the'Union Church
doors
Hoppin
worship
nolulu, and
its
Miss
at
Bible
of Honolulu.
for
in
the
dollars for
In the regular
at
courtesy
Wailuku
at
our
J.
studied
were
who herself
This month the
special
thus to
the
"Evangelistic
was
Mrs.
principal speaker being
month
of
period
welcome
Warm
Salvation
Last
topic
Xurse,
at
course
in
Japan.
meeting.
the
Moses,
memorial
advantage
of Christians
other bodies
(piarter.
meeting
Ten
of Missions
the
"The Emanuel Movement
was
of Boston,"
subject
of
by
present and
was
year
"Industrial
address
of
dollars
Kindergartens
Chinese and
feature
Missions"
The leading
six
their houses of
of
Forest
organ-
this
the
was
Hawaiian
women
ities.
Tuesday
strong.
special
the
was
"Medical
well.
as
A
the
among
Ten dollars for the Associated Char-
splendid
meeting
Kawaiahao Semin-
One
Seventy-five
thus far
unusually
Missions."
H. Dc
reader
I-'ree
the first
consideration
meeting
re-
always well attend-
are
the October
of
a
have extended the
use
At
under
field.
16.—The churches affiliated with
Board
on
of
of
shifting
manifest
and
men,
churches
have been
Mrs.
for
exchange
to
both
every
some
Portuguese
our
an
na-
on
The programs
progress
gatherings
of
month
the November
islands.
temporary
Two of
of each
the
Aloha,
in
pupils
Honolulu.
ary,
Missions.
this
women
of Kusaie
might be alleviated by
casional
weeks,
our
isolation
15. —The
workers
The meetings of
ization of
the
•*>!•«•*
Woman's Board of
brotherly
forces of
of
.*
effective
more
a
note
Hale
Three
rein-
of
parish house.
.*
preaching has been empha-
evangelism.
such
their
Thus the need of thorough prep-
sized, and the call
the
of
discussion
importance
aration for
in
constructed
our
have
in
work
at
services
English
Wainee church
ed.
Island
our
Japanese pastors and evangelists
held
the
be
pupils
the lessons thus learned."
richer for
forcing
different
our
The whole future life
Sunday schools.
of
training
the
carols and the beautiful
the effort called for in
all
con-
Superintend-
our
"The
and
story of the
of
one
writes:
ents
in
As
settled and
comfortably
8)
under the most favorable
many
March, 1909
FRIEND
to
which
was
generous
their strength.
in
propor-
�March,
THE
1909.
FRIEND
You
"Eat
in
You
it
longer
give
can
than
This is the
converted into
idea
you
So
also,
a
better
the
is
It
(by)
friends
"lay
you
for
up
Christian
elsewhere
amount
you
for
wrangled
If
"
"
»i
Treasurer
MAI\E
Mr.
offer of
an
are
yon
20
the
the
of his
"Christmas
party":
or
years
with
few
a
in
met
other invited friends,
Kona
doubled, last
ing
year
The
"
65
over
very
little
they
year
life,
his
and
tion.
They
the
year
the
year
was
all
crucifixion
know
Heavenly
about
and
Jesus'
resurrec-
should
they
Scripture
and
love
year,"
ra,
"I
age
this
was
to
year
sister in
to
help
to
had
a
Is
and
as
them,
we
with
this
glass;
for
goeth
his
use
the
give them joy.
by
of
slips of paper
and
put
a
it
out
our
life
your
earn
"
"
5
of
It
time
You
hardly
can
had
he
"
it
>' ollr
too; and
in
be
bis
and
to
of
school,
a
in
and
for-
he was.'
gave
I
family
candy such
for
Japanese
had
not
their
three
paid
write
to
and
mercy;
of
the
all
be
of
the
tive
gave
in
they
well
Sunday-
some
America,
This
or-
games
and
for
begged
me
to
as
who aim
to
absent
are
and
ways
of
for
its
to
absent
giving
is
by
members.
double incen-
a
long practiced
one
attention
increase
will
greeting
this Church
the
Japan.
verses
the
as
he
greeting
in
These
sent
verses
which will
Christian
a
Bible study
worthy
January the mem-
reading
who
Church
the booklets
adherents.
especially
elsewhere.
printed
to
and
is
of others
love for the Book
a
of books.
I
J*
A
little
kindergarten
par-
Dorothy that
called
Buddhist
that my
or
various
Indian
the good
send
method of
thanks
the
of
all
plenty helpers.
boys
seeing
as
friends
which
forget
this
me
to
members
to
I
the month of
course
suitable
of
250
members and
searching
are
this
work.
it
distributed
Muring
bers
Make
its
among
a
the word and
Baker's
$14.50
dren received,
now
in
etc.
ASSOCIATION.
has
and
I
plenty for all; and for
lady
a
for
too, into
face
man
Japanese
gift
friends.
the
unto
himself,
respect
Dr.
the
must
Japanese
straight-way
manner
of
make
mirror
natural
"
EVANGELICAL
hearer of
a
beholdeth
the
all
expenses.
in
small
a
form
improperly.
from
of
he
"
''
o
the
money
doer, he is like
a
and cake,
(iod
not
"
"
"
security,
present
any
way,
"
School Christmas. We had
"I
will
cent.
per
"
chil-
take them
a
squaw,
baby
was
"A
promptly,
J*
J*
teacher
an
explained
Indian
and asked
called.
woman
her
The
to
was
what
reply
squawker."— Boys
an
came
and
Girls.
Sunday School, and they
our
attend with
the rest."
the
to all
then
present.
be
can
and for
you
'
than before.
6
the
on
pretty boxes of
me
ents
of
if
children,
one
came
as
not
"Some of
to
different?
some
and
for
combined.
sense
better
will
HAWAIIAN
each
careful
was
not
THE
what
gettctb
but
had talked
by
numbers,
window and drew
up
to
of them
very
I
;
in
li
over
beholding
man
cour-
and
singing
and
reciting
fishpole
had
one
brethren
and
gave
Okamu-
Christian
a
some
not
Baker
and
children,
No
me
had five
me.
friends,
present
I
by
Jesus,
After Dr.
Jesus
all alone.
stand
Mr.
says
money
"~°,ak*
on
and
gave
"Last
Board
"
talk
'For
word,
I
your
u
English,
Jesus."
.
cent
'
"
OF
children
Jesus Christ, but
know
whatever
or
working
on
goes
7
anges,
about
Father and the Lord
this
year,
number
business
whole per
one
"
Board and
only about forty be-
Last
present.
knew
this
entertainment last
encouraging.
are
who
Society Hall."
between
contrasts
similar
a
Japanese,
seventy
over
Central
"The
and
were
sound
'
wrote
"There
and
Hawaiian
FRIEN DO
School
money,—property,
life and
your
gone.
•'
of
Okamura of Kona, writes
Sunday
could'nt have
etc."
treasures
stewardship
HOAD
Japanese
You
of unrighteousness"
mammon
yourself
with
invest
are
"
it
the
you live.
as
and
after
you
the
50
See
long
as
gone.
"make
no cant.
much
Plan'" Your
good steady income during
The Finance Committee makes
you
invest
it"
sense.
it,—really enjoy it,
"The Conditional Gift
of
are
you
So
This is
have
anyway.
money, —pays you
after
humanity
and
very real
a
your property and have
away
that
can
cake
your
13
No
they
the
was
I wrote the word of
department
shown
The
this
sued
Makiki
year the
Church
course
has
adopted
of Bible
by the Scripture
reading
Union of
for
is-
Japan,
so
Training.
-000
are
Teacher
of
the
great advance
Probably
now
no
engaged
work
has
the Teacher
as
less
in
Training Courses.
than 80,-
studying
�THE
14
FRIEND
March,
The Church
Our
Young People
places
from
was
JUDD
A.
D.
to
different
six
Ccsarea,
and
Joppa
Lyddia,
HENRY P.
extended
Ethiopia,
—
1909,
Samaria.
Damascus. This
era
36-40.
Daily Readings.
THE SUNDAY
Lesson
SCHOOL.
M.
Acts 9:31-43, March 14.
11,
Mar.
T.
With this issue, the Sunday school
introduced a new featdepartment has
in response to
We
friends.
ure
ous
outline and brief
mouth
material
helpful
Golden
an
him,
the les-
which
we
ed
Sunday school
work
be made
these pages may
than
ble and
helpful
Jesus
valua-
and make
31;
(1)
northwest
in
period
17—Acts 2:22-47.
Mar.
F.
Mar.
19—Acts 5:17-33.
S.
Mar. 20—Acts
S.
Mar. 21—Acts
And
j|
9:34.
8:4-25.
8:26-40.
jt Xt
4
jt
sM
Three years
Lesson
in
Proverbs
13,
the
March
23:20,-35,
28th.
miles
twenty
Jerusalem
Plain
LESSON.
TEMPERANCE
Joppa. the chief seaport
the
of
Points
but
cution,
This
March 7.
10, Acts 8:26-40,
rest
was
persecution,
at
was
not
work
for Christ.
for
opportunity
gave
more
of
activity. Rest is anything
the Christian
Text—At
the last
and
stingeth
serpent
a
Prov.
(1)
The
(a)
How
evils
portrait
biteth
like
an
of
of
drink.
strong
29).
drunkard (v.
a
people become drunkards (vs.
1).
30.
A
(3)
of
picture
field
harvest
ard's
it
23:32.
Subject—The
life.
from perse-
rest
from
like
adder.
modern
with
contact
Golden
a
of
growth for the church.
of
The Church
1909.
History—lt
from
rest
peace and
SCHOOL LESSONS
Lesson
n-14.
(if Palestine.
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY
Quarter,
1).
Lydda.
of
of Sharon; (2)
Place
First
thy
1
2:1-21.
Mar. 18—Acts 4:1-22.
unto
bed.
Acts
A.
40
or
said
s—Acts5—Acts
T.
maketh thee
the last lesson.
Place:
present.
at
Time:
after
how
to
as
more
Christ
immediately.
arose
readers. We
to our
suppestions
he
Peter
text—And
Aeneas,
whole: arise,
from those interest-
invite
in
print
of
summary
furnish
to
will he
trust
herewith
March and shall continue each
for
sons
varirequest from
a
W.
AENEAS AND DORCAS.
1
Mar. 16—Acts
the
drunk-
22-35).
(vs.
V
but
AND
PHILIP
ETHIOPIAN.
THE
growth
(iolden Text—Search the
in
for
they
are
eternal
have
ye
of
they which testify
John 5.39.
me.
Time:
salem
to
in
Gaza;
36
from
the old
Philistine
Jeru-
uncultivated
the
toward
country.
Light On the
Lesson.
The
Ethiopian
the
man,
kingdom
south
Mar.
the
guides
so
men
that
we
do
way
should
The
Bible
the
even
learned.
As
obeyed
soon
confessed Christ
In
all.
he
as
as
fast
T.
W.
T.
F.
S.
S.
Lesson
Mar.
I—
Mar.
12,
c
st
<
Review,
abroad
the
for
and
The
T.
21.
that
Acts
he
three
8:26-40.
3- Psalms
4—Psalms
four
the
early
68:26-35.
tion of
(b)
Mar. 7—Romans 6:1-11.
about
at
the
country
era
was
reached
from
accom-
(2)
The
developing
in
in
transforma-
The
seen
into
powers
was
30.
Growth in numbers,
organization,
ten
Say ionr and the
D.
A.
(d)
two
work
Jerusalem,
character
divided
The
(1)
directions —(a)
119:9-18.
Mar. 5—Luke 24:13-31.
Mar. 6—Matthew 3.
may
which
Spirit
temperance
every
Mar
24—Tsa. 5:11-24.
25 —T. Kings 20:13-21.
Mar. 26—Matt.
24:42-51.
27—Gal. 5:13-23.
S.
Mar.
S.
Mar. 28— Eph.
5:6-20.
Superintendent's
The
(he
by
spent
Tour of Molokai.
weeks of January
two
Superintendent
were
visit-,
in
and Sunday schools of
ing the churches
eras:
Church
the will,
in
be-
The
of
over
be
plished—the everliving
Holy
Mar.
1".
were
everywhere
Quarter:
extends
period
he
temperance
23—Prov. 23:15-25.
Mar.
W.
years.
as
the right, by
a
Mar. 22—Prov. 23:29-35.
The last
This
way.
Acts 8:4.
development
period
in
who
those
downward
Daily Readings.
March
went
others
way.
*
they
for
working
T.
the word.
Subject
through
by baptism.
Mar. 2—lsaiah 53.
Mar.
..*
•'.
all
restore
the
begun
M.
Cor. 8:1-9.
Text—And
Golden
some
believed
Daily Readings.
M.
Mar. 14— IT.
keep
t<>
can
—Sustain yourself
issihie
13—Gal. 6:1-10.
Mar.
S.
you
to
6:9-11).
if
understand it later.
may
Ethiopian
p,
Mar. 12—Matt. 25:31-40.
S.
all
—Help
have
by
15:7-11.
church.
read
not understand it
we
o—Dent.0—Dent.
10—lob. 29:1-13.
Mar. 11—I. Tim.
ginning
they do His work.
We
0:31-43.
com-
beginning.
atmosphere, by strengthening
F.
preaching
Lesson.
the steps of
Chrissaves
from
away
drinking
observation, by study, by
T.
scattered
Heart of
poor
Keep
and
places
2.—Do
from
of worldliness.
B—Acts
Mar.
Mar.
the
Egypt.
God
dangers
,4
Mcroe.
of
the
the
to
begin.
pany.
4.
T.
important
Candace,
of
the
success.
an
of
treasurer
queen of the
of
was
fruit
for
Doing
W.
been preachPhilip, the deacon, had
with great
ing in Samaria
spiritual.
more
(3) ministrations
Daily Readings.
M.
1. —Never
drinking
1.
(4)
from
num-
thoughts,
plans,
natural
the
arc
Sama-
from
of Jerusalem,
region southwest
God;
to
in
extension
in
Practical Points.
length,
lines,
spirit, becoming
37.
us
road
joins the
Gaza
work,
nearer
tianity:
or
lesson.
the last
Where the road
Place:
to
D.
A.
and height,
of
directions
three
broadening
bers,
poor
Summer of
Soon after
ria
think
them ye
life and
Sricpturcs ;
in
are
breadth
the
(2)
idleness;
the
(c)
apostles.
Growth in
Growth in extent of
by
A. D.
the
Gospel.
30-35
or
36.
This
(3)
southern
and eastern
Sunday,
On
attended
Rev.
D.
ministered
ship,
cure
sea.
but
a
a
new
The
the
to
At
church
on
building
Kaunakakai
by
there
present
being used for
movement is
at
pastor of the
Church, who preaches
is
T
January.
the church
Taca,
alternate Sundays.
old churchhouse
has
of
24th
which is
Isaac
Kaluaaha
on
Molokai.
the services of
Kaunakakai
the
the
foot to
nearer
Sunday
the
wor-
se-
the
school
Mololargest enrollment of the
�March,
THE
1909
schools.
Sunday
kai
I
morning
that
school
Sunday
short
The
meeting.
the
talk
then
lesson,
and
sermon
At
a
gave
stayed
C.
the
society
E.
C.
be
to
Mr.
prospering.
he is
day the responses
the
at
On
a
meeting that
questions
his
to
knowledge
I'".
seems
laea conducts
prompt and satisfactory.
the C.
or-
introduction, whenever
present, and
lliblical
a
E.
was
ganized (here in November and
class in Biblical
the
preached
to
were
This drill
occupies
in
of
most
hour.
Mrs.
Monday,
1.1-
tinued
held
the
R.
I
January 25,
rode
in
the church
in
Sunday school.
Wailuku
over
many
the
police
invited them all
gether with
Mr.
alua.
and made
radt and
then
the
on
and
the church
interpreter
as
after
himself
spent
was
there
Hon.
met
wife.
N'akaleka and his
Wailau.
to
pali
climb and
to
Mr.
nesday,
the
had
opportunity
an
hard
from
27th,
trip it
a
and
the
to
then
top of
on
the
path
valley, for there
tion
selves in
ducing
in
along the bank
of
the way in
found
our
removal
that
of
it
We rode
ful
of
valley
the
leka
Musical
shoes
itself.
and
We
by. the
school
wading,
fashion, in the bed of the "kaha-
boy's
wai," this for
couple of miles
a
the
extreme
We
had
time,
observe
the
feet
visited
1
of
as
or
the
along
splendid sing-
Mr.
readily
Hawaiian
able
to
ride.
service
held in
It is
present.
plays
the life of this
and to
left,
our
the church
and
valley
community.
interested in
Sunday
shown that afternoon
school
and
the church
interest
this
by the large
attention
splendid
Ev-
and
singing.
Kane
then
study,
the
important part in
an
was
spirited
dismissed,
was
and
attendance,
The
I
conducted
gave
remarks
my
into Hawaiian
by
a
service
song
address
an
being
Bible
on
interpreted
Mr. Kane.
Mr.
Ka-
up
down.
in
my
almost
the
to
and
sea
de-
a
are
There
not many
are
valley
Hawaiians,
at
save
but
present
one,
a
all
seare
Chinese.
The
arc
ing
Kaunakakai
at
indebted
am
so
to
kind
to
lightful
and
heartily
thank
and
my
Two
The
The
in
his
church
new
the
not
tion
that
the
meeting will
in
even
these
night
meeting
delightful
long be remembered by us.
morning
we
enjoyed
the
that
and
will
went out
sight of
on
Early
next
at
cliffs
grand
leys,
us
Leper Settlement could be
seen
morning haze, likewise the
new
and the
in the
islands between
Kohala
The associa-
conducted
be
more
hope
we
will result
Puna.
from
the meet-
"Forward" is the
the organization
Sunday schools and in the meth-
in
teaching.
Maui Association
we
the
are
will
latter
part
expecting
the
meet
of
at
March,
meeting
to
helpful and inspiring.
**
Wailuku
fc
"*
Chinese
The Chinese work
is
it^
Items.
not
without its
bright side.
The
fringe Pelekunu and Waikolu valand the little
Sunday
at
than from
discussions
in
the beach and
the
Hawaii
meeting
good
more
that
together
one
in March.
the usual way but
ing last fall
be
a
Naka-
me.
Conventions
attending
less
and
Our
did for
the middle of March.
ing read it is doubtless being used
was
I
and
Wailau —Mr.
to
they
School Association
(ompleted, but by the time this is beworship.
de-
most
trip
Superintendent sailed for the is-
yet
for
this
on
Hawaii on February 16 to visit
Sunday schools of Kau and Kona
The
was
I
land of
parlor.
building
of
hosts and hostesses
my
guide
Fourth
"hoike."
a
many friends who
me
ods of
deacon of the church,
a
service
the
encouraging
leka—for all
The
the
and
Wailiula,
be
to
seem
great gather-
a
on
July, it taking the form of
of the
held
for
planning
Mr.
the home of
The
day.
Molokai
leaders
ed
at
11.
next
Kualapuu, sailing
following
on
watch-word both
evening
and Mrs.
Molokai and returned
eastern
larger portion of the residents gatherthat
Mr.
night and the
over
quite well-conducted and vigorous. The
or
people in the
the guest of
Sunday schools
in
the lover of Nature.
to
people for the
understand English.
Honolulu the
Its
slopes
on
en-
meeting in the
evening and my
interpreted into Ha-
the ranch house at
before
wooded
safely
more
a
the Kaluaaha
part
valley, the
opinion, the finest
Molokai.
on
cluded
appropri-
an
once
that
not
were
as
day left
for
climbed
trip.
our
was
much admir-
was
was
side, having thoroughly
Hitchcock
to
water-
Surely "Wailau"
waters —is
pali
Kaluaaha church
R.
beau-
more
previous day and its
Mr. laca and I held
waiian
school
Mapulehu.
to
even
found ourselves
we
joyed
return
vegetation
the Kona
summit,
the
near
en-
for this beautiful
name
valley
plainly evident that
remote
seems
eryone
respond
well worth the
was
inhabitant of
every
the church
Mr.
ate
anywhere.
voices
After school
was
Rarely
instruction.
alone
treat
Kane.
been heard
singing
rich
nearly
Matthew
lower
largest and,
of
musical
and
others
extend
These
was
were
far
to
mountain—Olokui,
great
—four hundred
light
has such
day's
end
N'aka-
and
more.
Sight.
waded
we
high—at
some
the children under the able lead-
ership
a
Mr.
the school
greatly impressed by
ing
falls,
eastern
After lunch
island.
and
Treat.
and
to
The
the
hearing the children
the
on
us.
were
A Wonderful
4600
Halawa, the beauti-
to
over
at
"road
the way
joy the wonderful sight of many
A
such
a
facilitated
progress
by
our-
pro-
The road
call
stream
luxuriant
ed
after
Kane,
valley seemed
than
most
of the stream and part
the
tiful
I
was
oranges
part of
us
started
we
The
was
Near
found
ones are.
courtesy—took
by
sing
the school house
at
Emma
and
remarks
slope
steep.
we
valley —we shall
not
was
Miss
teacher,
down into
the
juicy
native
our-
much vegeta-
was
valley
and
sweet
the
It
led
orange grove
almost all
as
pali.
excessively
not
an
finally
found
side and
cither
on
long and
ivd
steeds
foot went in-
on
that
dangerous
a
horses
our
with
how
out
our
we
the "kuahiwi" and
selves
find
beginning of the
had
back makai, while
pali
Wed-
on
Nakalcka and I
to
We rode
was.
Mapulcliu
woods
to
We had breakfast
at
Waialua
morrow
I
to-
of Wai-
people
hard
a
Mrs. C. C. Con-
and
Judge
revisited
was
Joel
We
The night
the home of
a
with him.
few remarks
address.
my
making
responded;
Saffrey acted
a
of
and
to
come
of the
most
was
Molokai
on
and all
evening
that
I
was
15
been told that the Wailau
the bottom of the
Caffrcy of
time
were
to
con-
service
a
Sheriff
inspection
of
then
the interests
that
at
was
of
tour
anil
Hitchcock
Waialua where
to
bad
the
Kaluaaha and lunched with Mr. and
to
Trip
services
after
FRIEND,
Sunday and Day schools
creasing
in
attendance.
services
have
an
are
in-
The church
average
attendance
of 35.
alouahi is the pastor of this church and
lighthouse
preaches
Settlement
on
alua which
church.
to
alternate
is
a
Sundays
branch of
Mr. Nakalcka and I rode back
night
way to
there but
Maptilehu
I
Tie
continued
where
Huge
the Halawa
Waialua that afternoon.
the
Wai-
at
T
spent
on
was
my
the
guest of the Conradts for another night.
the
at
waves
shore and
a
no
sea
the
we
or
in
rolling
upon
could well
believe
when
told
they
us
boat could live in such
and that Wailau
from
At the Communion
7
came
people
canoe
navigation
end of
peninsula.
the Wailau
that
the northern
was
cut
September
off from
to
May.
Mr.
and
received
Mrs.
Yee
Kui's
Feb.
on
infant
son
baptism.
Mr. Onoda gave his
at
services
moving pictures
the Chinese Church,
Feb.
15,
illus-
trating his work in connection with the
Okayama Orphanage.
of
Chinese
were
A
present.
large number
�THE
16
TRYING-OUT-THE-LESSON
the class also
in
son
be
by
June, 1908;
Hilo,
at
at
the
whose
the paper
from"The
Reprinted
of
request
HawuiiaH
meeting
was
in
and
asked
ing
vitalized
trying
other
by
adopting
the
out
teachers
seems
passed
The
so
that
method
of
the
greatly blessed that
so
thing ought
a
to
earnest
be
is
If he
makes
or
fully,
doing
already
is
a
on
he
though
bearing
at
to
toy
a
any
or
the lesson
to
practising
scholar
cheer-
more
of
a
few that have
not
The
main
shall
get
he
real
a
I
that
with
the
plan has been
am
to
it
sure
vital.
some
i.—The sailors in
plying
them
in
matter
"trying-outdelightful
so
will
help
their
own
prisons,
and
no
Christian
institutions
stated
religious
and
reading
into
the
touch
that
with
East,
camps,
where
tracts
picture Scripture
suitable
the
and
weave
do
to
useful
Churches
classes
Christian
that,
or
in
at
a
retary of the New
York Christian Endeavor
he
do
a
tries
new
new
living
week,
and
the
it
the
truth
out.
If
he succeeds,
next
more
to
see
teaches
truths
with
mere
the
neck,
have
all
academic
from his
dragged
nape of
that
him
the
truths
quarterly
at
the
last
minute.
But
class
suppose he
whom those
to
taught
is
teacher.
tried to
gets
a
sure
A
of
Then
fails?
truths
having
a
are
that
to
be
sympathetic
teacher who has
honestly
practise the lesson and failed,
new
far better
view
than
sciously tried
ply talking
of
one
at
cant.
the
truth, and is
who has
all,
and
nqt
who is
—
jelly,
do
have
issue, by John R. Clements, State Sec-
a
means
work,
of
etc.,
earning
the
"Self-Help"
which
baskets,
weave
drawn
girls
boys
Jamaica
communities,
many
to
teach
to
a
make
and
thus
livehood.
JOHN F. COWAN.
earnestly
as
District Secretaries,
girls
Japanese
cook, and
organized
Union.
central
realities
not
that he has
by
so
way
angle.
he
Sunday
been
to
for
teach
donations
for
In
labor.
have
in
and
sew
get
second-hand.
or
classes
4.—Industrial
to
cards
new
here
Endcavorers
Junior
picture
I
count.
societies
through
children, either
are
children,
Endeavor world, ami solicit
of
song
places.
the children,
suggest
the
! <i
services;
such
plantation
for
re-
that
matter,
in
messengers
among
would
hold-
almshouse, and
in native tongues and
cards
reading
services.
charitable
3- —The
successful
ENDEAVOR.
and
tongue,
prayer
Vindergartens
to a
other
harbors; sup-
our
with
song and
Christ's
out
one
NEGLECTED CORNERS FOR
have
of the members who attended
the New York School
no
teachers.
services
tome
of
possession
which
studies,
My experience
2.—The
ThU picture shows
a
as
practise.
form
idea born in the heart and mind, and worked
thing
know,
does until he has put those truths
into
ing
in
the
or
deeds
The lessons
points,
or
through
for
score
practical
write
teacher,
being done ; but that each
shall
truths
the
giant of
some
fairly, singing
one
what is
the
en-
what they
may
out
teachers.
or
the-lesson"
one-
find
may
that the class
class,
the
They
to
in
be
never
individually
reports
teacher
not
child
poor
memorizing scrip-
more
perfectly
very
flowers
some
obeying
habit,
or
of
which
are
bearing
a
that
hymn, fighting
a
playing
more
to
parents
specific
hospital, denying
animals,
to
shut-in,
a
an
the week
through
them.
practise
and
scholar
tell
doing.
anonymous
each
some
to
been
the
for missions,
something
ture
teachings of
or
lesson,
attempt
giving
appetite
teaching
some
self
carrying
children's
a
have
1909
pharisaism
should
They
couraged
ever
be
may
kindness
others.
Sunday's
or
told of
encouraging
scholars.
Sunday
time.
It
the sick,
in advance. And
plan, briefly, is this: the teacher
selects
next
and
who have followed
good
to
on
the
lesson
plan have been
it
freshened
wonderfully
was
be
not
At the
against
sent
lesson,
Sunday's
should
previous Sun-
thing described, that has
should not
The writer has found that his teach-
do
in-
to
the les-
object.
note
to
is
out
they
Monday,
or
be
March,
plan
try
is the
little
a
afternoon
next
Sunday-School Outlook."]
in
or
should
presented.
Teacher
Pilgrim
only
told that this
day,
[Published
advance,
the
to
close of the lesson of the
By John F. Cowan of Kohala.
Evangelical Association,
other part of
The
duce
PLAN.
FRIEND
teaching
It may be either
ing good
others
to
subjective,
or
that
as
be
can
carried
objective,
for
or
as
do-
forgiveness,
prayer,
The
the
scholars
that
this
likely
arc
has
a
discover
to
connection
with
coming lesson, and that discovery
will
lead
will
bring
sense
of
to
a
study
reality
a
the scholar,
on
whose
and
the
longer
streets
truths
be
sim-
history of the Jews.
caution
needs
of
a
The Bible
at every turn, all
He will
One
interest
living, every-day book
con-
no
It
the lesson.
in religion.
one
meeting
the week,
of
quickened
a
will become
been
The visit
Maui
trust.
soon
MAUI.
the church;
to
he has
through
his
studying
town.
a
dry-
of Dr. and Mrs. Scudder to
brought
churches
Landing
January
good-sized
on
"A
Gospel,
"
dred
Chapel
of
and
us
our
blessing.
Lahaina
Dr.
Tuesday,
on
Scudder
spoke
to
a
audience in Hale Aloha up-
Modern
Pauline,
God.'
at
26,
all
to
great
a
Version
Saying:
although
it
is
The address
students
in
the
of
a
Famous
'I'm ashamed of
in
to
the
power
the
the
morning
one
the
of
hun-
Lahainaluna
was
upon
"Jesus' Denial of the Demoniac's Prayer."
to
be
observed
The next
morning the trip
to
Wai-
�March,
lukti
made
was
this
neighboring
eagerly
to a
of
penses
()n
der
ent,
Paia
"I
the
were
presbe-
away,
in
in
Thee
Am
the afternoon,
little
11.
over
large, and the
Isabelle
his house
very
attractive
The
and
veniently
of
centers
the
on
lemonade
spacious
interest
Kahului
He";
Sparks,
old and
to
spite
the
who
had
of
of the
trains
and
fifty
guests
Hawaii
for
China, and
Honolulu
this
month
bringing
is
festivities.
Cousins
Beyond
Mo.
the
31,
moral force
fluence in
We
add
his
social
our
arc
Her
husband
manager
of Kahu-
Walker
here
family
never
Sunday school
members
been
for
one
or
are
about
more
as
to
of them
a
class
of
our
now
to
in the
children,
organize
may be needed.
sixty
enrolled
at
There
present,
being children of Hawai-
work
for
training
ian)
for
Mrs.
the
of
A.
Gossin,
J.
primary
teachers.
tata under her
A
directing
in
children
the young ladies
her
and
(Hawai-
Christmas
was
ored
people
her.
praiseth
xxxi,
very
can-
much
Miss
to
M.
clip-
A. Cham-
Hannah Elliot
in
band,
Bean,
Joel
the
the
natives,
spent
time
some
in
meetings with
everywhere
and
and
all
the time radiating peace and good will.
returned for a short visit in
They
that
They
wrote
for
The
welcome
the
in
them,
to
whom
life-long
We
saw
great
were
we
the
souls,
and
their
saw
in
their
the grasp of
sweet
around
us
days,
filled with
Bible
through
daily
in
nearly
over
and
devotions.
over
We
their hands and heard
'aloha'
at
in
native Christians
homes and
who had read it
again
the
and
fellowship.
large houses of worship
We
mis-
bound
Sabbath
quiet
of
spirits among
became
friendship
on
cor-
homes
sweet
genial
the
a
'Fathers and Mothers' of this
hearts and refined
felt
met
we
years ago
There
the
at
time:
sion.
a
Friend
as
the close of
they
our
crowded
meetings,
of
who
G.
John
abduction
Since
and
the
the
work
physically able
engage. She
the work of
the
Northern
California
trying
homeless
Indians.
since
Emanuel
which
Core of
she
class
her
at
"The
No
silence
of
Charles
E.
the leader.
services
terance,
beside
a
for
of
ing
influence
a
his
a
ut-
by
prayer
kneeling
departed wife,
thankful-
earnest
gift of God in
beautiful
of
the
spirit gave
the deceased
for
evi-
custom of
first
came
largely
in
deep, impressive
the wonderful
praise
were
were
the
devout,
such
sending
world,
as
the casket of
prayer
ness
A
prevailed.
there
the
Mrs.
flowers
first, then
few
Church,
dence, and the beautiful
Friends
a
before
Trinity
daughter,
funeral
Asso-
homes for
Only
spoke
Santa Clara, is
attended.
Indian
provide
to
in
which
in
to
engaged
the
min-
in
earnestly
in
her
interested
actively
was
ciation
in
Hawaiian Isl-
early missionaries of Cali-
was
philanthropic
was
for
marriage she
deal
great
a
in
the age
at
profession
her
visited
She
is
abducted.
followed that
traveled
free
It
for many years
began teaching
time.
of
saved 3000 col-
being
lived
the husband of
"Forty-five
dial
all
early 'ki's, visiting the mis-
families, helping
sion
well-
was
She and her hus-
Honolulu.
Mr.
here in
Bean
were
father,
Philadelphia.
from
Bean
16 and
long
she
L'S.
her
Philadelphia,
Shipley
Mr.
She
weeks
known
The gradual
or
Japanese, parents.
growth in Sunday school work is due all
ian
to
he
friends in Santa Clara, Cali-
by
natives.
largely
and
sent
was
Mrs.
the
the white
the purpose
is
also,
blessed,
fornia.
will
Sunday school.
and
There has
it
coming
their children
and
pings,
berlain
1906.
life.
the
that
istry.
her
Bean's sym-
friend
around
ands and the
call
Mrs.
through
the
prevent
has
Bean
her
the church
exemplary lives and
Shipley, of
said
a
1909
and
up
I'rov.
of
community, and
that
hoping
strength
most
has
arise
and
Mr. Walker
us.
in the
families with
church
but
children
feeling their helpful in-
already
Veil
in
and
and
Whittier, and who worked assiduously
to
Aged 79 Years
Her
they with their families will
business,
those
to
for
Life
Bean
fellow-creatures
intimate
an
city
was
great many years, and
a
cultivated
lowa.
Mr.
with
the Plantation
position
While these men are here for
are
present
were
Mrs.
ministers
for
that
who
Provident
for her
Thomas
was
died in
philanthropy.
pathies
born in Phila-
and
noted for their
are
fornia
family from
Mr.
Friends
of
Califor-
to
came
President and active
the
were
hun-
store, his wife
his
to be residents among
a
store,
Kihci
Walsh,
with
husband
of
months
department
arrived
store,
we
Puu-
one
The above card, with letter and
Mr.
the wholesale
be
the
of
82,
Company.
"Mrs.
Francisco.
recently
More
store.
of
from Paia,
came
the feast and
the coming
Puunene
same
Trust
years
Santa Clara
sister of Samuel R.
a
the
40 years
in
was
recently
of
age
manager
She
was
who
the
at
great
community,
from
delphia and
well
as
charge
and Wailuku and about
ist
few
here
family
San
a
young
ap-
service
in
the
past
manager
his
has
were
Monday after-
on
was
1882 when she
Shipley
interest.
seventy-nine
was
had lived
nia from lowa.
early
Special
enjoy
since
negroes
greatly
sermons
activity,
strenuous
ladies
and
age,
audiences
the
rejoicing
is
Mr. Russel
lui
lanai,
con-
supper.
dred
In
their
the
as
Ik-
in
for
it
Union Church. "If
families into
Within
of
stand
arranged
counter,
Hannah Elliot
from
by the decor-
Bean
"Mrs.
of
them
to
drawn
were
undying Christian
an
over
booth,
candy
Valentine
KAHULUI.
brot
and
place
ating committee.
Passed
new
of
the Wailuku Parsonage.
noon at
of
Mr.
manager,
the occasion and the
for
made
was
uene
Christening
Dodge
popular
the
hearts
our
with
social
13th and cleared
the Club House, offered
preciated.
The pretty
Valentine
hundred dollars.
one
Benneson,
the
weather
threatening
at
was
"So
Thereof"; and
Whose the l'atilt?"
Unsaved,
were
morning
the
in Wailuku
evening
theme
Scudder's
Unto
Fare
a
and
supper
the evening of the
on
fish
a
gave
and all did well and deserve great cred-
Dr.
Speak
Kahului
Paid
of
Scud-
the Union
being kept
Church
That
at
people
more
chowder
Wailuku.
of
congregation
Sunday
)n
the
in
re-
of sickness.
cause
(
Dr. and Mrs.
Parsonage
and
many
informal
an
and
The ladies of the church
grounds
given
thirty-five
Church
"The Recom-
upon
evening
the
at
one
listened
Prayer."
was
About
over
Japanese
sermon
Ev-
17
by the children.
.enjoyed
in
gathered and
schoolhouse
fifty
Friday
ception
visited.
were
audiences
and
hundred
from
people
Japanese
the Wailuku
in
and
auto,
an
camps
large
erywhere
in
the
center
FRIEND
THE
1909
life
the
great
that
life
into
and
the
abidthe
upon
world, and praise for the joy and gladness
and
ship
uplift of fifty years of fellow-
with
moment's
other
such
a
pause,
stood
ring tribute
and
to
Then after
friend
paid, each
the
vice closed with
life.
one
departed.
after
a
an-
stir-
some
The
ser-
the recitation of Ten-
nyson's 'Crossing the Bar' by Dr. Murof Stanford University, and by
hymn in which all present joined.'
rey
r
a
�March,
FRIEND.
THE
18
1909
1
p
Valuable Book
Free Oo Request
We will
all
to
who
will
write
booklet
This
and
send, free of charge,
for
shows
why
banking
advantageous, and explains how
Write
address
today;
a
Judd
card
postal
mail
by
is
do.
Please
write
most
present
was
beautiful
says, "It
funeral
I
was
at-
ever
OF
LTD.
HAWAII,
Fort
Building,
Merchant
and
Feb.
ped
io.—Hawaiian
California
to
Feb.
J
MARRIED.
pineapples ship
without
keep 47 days
GUARD-RICHARDSON—In Hilo, January 27,
11.—Lincoln
exercises
in
the
various
EVENTS.
schools.
Feb.
Jan.
22.
citizens
to
gress
—Important
pass
appointed
to travel
Selden
Islands.—Judge
meeting of
Con-
asking
Coastwise
suspend
applying
as
mass
resolution
Hawaiian
to
B.
Shipping
Kingsbury
judge of Maui Circuit.
Jan. 31.—Rev. J. F.
of
the
Charles
M.
Jones,
new
pas-
and
Church,
Rev.
bishop of this dio-
W. Smith,
arrived
cese,
E.
years
by friends.
and
the
for
preached
Methodists.
Feb.
ported
Feb.
as
had to be
the
Insane
ment.
passing
re-
Kauai.
I"eb.
Aslyum
to
cottage
a
on
grounds.
6.—"Tag
Day"
for pure
ladies
milk
depot
through
fine band concerts.
President
H.
L.
Feb.
collect
under
gave
Harbor
fortifica-
Legislature
officers,
of
the
con-
Hon. \V. O.
Club's
Fort
Fort
band
two
S.
dc
Russy;
at
on
Feb.
and
J.
W.
Marie
S.
Rev.
and
Marques
K.
of
H.
Lewis
Bliss,
Simpson.
Honolulu, Feb.
Rev.
1909, by
Canario.
T.
Simpson,
Feb.
Charles
Feb.
Honolulu,
t,
Francis
Parker, Harry
H.
H.
Allen.
CAMPBELL-FREETH—In Honolulu, Feb. 15,
1909,
by
Bishop
and
10,
H.
William
Restarick,
Freeth.
Marjorie
WILCOX—In
Lewis
1909,
widow
gress from
T.
of
the first
Fort
Feb.
Theresa
and
delegate
to Con-
Honolulu, Feb.
1908, by Bishop Restarick,
and
Feb.
Honolulu,
Belliveau
Hawaii.
Marion
Diamond
Pear'
I.
Samuel
Wadman,
Miss Rosewarne.
STACKABLE-BELL—In
Waik-'ki
Upton.
Feb.
W.
Aileen
FRANCIS-ALLEN—In
WARHAM
and
Ruges,
meeting
at
Rev.
the
6, 1909, by
BELLI VEAII
the
auspices.
fort
Rev.
and
MARQUES-ROSEWARXK—In Honolulu,
Wilcox,
20.— U.
T.
both
and
Senate,
—Anti-tuberculosis
19.
Feb.
ade
the
by
Campbell
Speake- of
Holstein,
College
under
Edward
Hill,
Richardson,
JACOBSON-CANARIO—In
N.
12-inch defense guns
17.—The 1909
vened and elected
Head,
Constabulary
Honolulu
the endowment fund
Pearl
the
19(19, by
H. Underwood
and Katie
Feb.
Hon.
2,
P. Jaeobson
tions.
named
J. A. Rath, and Palama SettlePhilippine
the
W.
C.
Ruth
estate
College.
for
Rev.
Miss
UNDERWOOD-SIMPSON—In Honolulu, Feb.
1909,
House.
Opera
J. B. Atherton
to
thun-
rain-storm,
parade by
cadets, and even-
the
15.—Two
arrived
with
House.
D.D.,
Bishop,
lightning.
$3000
of
now
with senile-demen-
taken
6.—Electrical
der and
care
up
on
Sercno
hopelessly stricken
Feb.
bananas
being put
4.—Rev.
tia,
Feb.
of Oahu
anniver-
Abraham Lincoln
school
$15,000
Smith,
3.—Canned
and
13.—The
Feb.
of
Honolulu,
addresses in
donate
Jan. 25.—Charles R. Bishop 87
His birthday observed
soldiers
ing
hundredth
of the birth
sary
and
Hilo.
12.—The
observed in
the
1909, by
(iuard
over
T
Streets.
showing decay.
tended."
tor
aud
name
your
—
One who
old.
safe,
practicable,
do it.
to
will
L
laws
Mail,"
plainly.
BANK
the
pamphlet, "Banking by
our
it.
-
R.
0.
15,
Stackable
Bell.
SCHOONOVER—In
15, 1909, R.
W.
Warham
Honolulu,
and
Mrs.
M.
Schoonover.
22.—Fourth
Annual Floral Par-
Washington's
25.—Robert
U.
S.
signs
as
L. C.
Atkinson
W.
Breckons
Attorney.
Feb.
Honolulu,
Robert
18, 1909, by Bishop Restorick,
Shingle and Muriel Campbell.
birthday
District
SHINGLE-CAMPBELL—In
W.
re-
ALBRIGHT-INGERBOLL—In Honolulu,
A.
appointed in his place.
20,
1909, by
Albright
and
the
Rev.
Florence
W.
11.
Bliss,
Ingersoll.
Feb.
D.
C.
�March,
THE
1909.
FRIEND
19
DIED.
COLLlNS—January
Collins,
Robert
29,
aged
JOHNSON—January
William
Paris,
50
aged
gIIIIIIHiSSBSSBBSBBSBBSBSSSSSBBSBSBSSSBBSBSBSBBBSSBSSSBSBSBBBSBSSBSBSSSSSSSS
years.
in
30,
Kona,
Hawaii,
Mrs.
of
Carbon Prints
John
years.
in
RYCROFT—February 3,
in coffee
Rycroft, pioneer
KODAKS
PICTURES
Waikiki,
___„^^—.—-
brother
Johnson,
at
1909,
72
in
planting
Printing
Photogravures
Robert
Honolulu,
Developing
Fac.
Puna,
Enlarging
similes
Hawaii.
SEA—February
in
7,
SMlTH—February
Maria
(
A
Smith,
35
Carter, aged
73
24
At
in
the
It
be
salary
Rev.
Mr.
of
and
Sunday
Mrs.
church has been
Turner
in
ed
and
that he
camps
Pookela
fore been
minister
has
the
for
for Mr.
in
ed
ever
away.
The
old
of
Turner
First
Shoes
55
National
Queen Street
:
ot
Bank
:
Honolulu
Hawaii
SURPLUS 125,000.
AT HONOLULU
to
go
DIRECTORS:
afternoon.
into
Cecil
that
W.
But-
family
through many
Brown, Pres.
R.
G.
Castle,
United
If.
P.
Robinson, Vice-Pres.
L. T,
G. P.
N. Wilcox.
States
Government
Peck, Cashier.
Castle.
Depository
mov-
of
faithfulness
church alive
and Sorosis
have there-
Mrs.
General Banking—lssues Drafts,
the
family have kept
her
CHILDREN
CAPITAL 500,000.
four
nearly
since the Green
Awana and
or
for Walkover
The
the
members has been the support of Pookela
Hardware
Good Goods and Reasonable Prices
i Agents
which is working admiraSunday school of about fifty
That
Builders'
Apparel for
been
Sunday school the Red and Blue
Contest,
Wearing
many
has
recently
ton
get anything in
Lumber and Building Material
Paints, Oils, Etc.
longer
no
he
Sunday
every
introduced
bly.
Honolulu where you
in
■
Arrangements
Pookela
He
where
made
store
people
own
Makawao
at
Church,
faithful
years past.
to
Portuguese
busily engag-
felt he could
the work
carry
the
the
very
Spanish of
the
can
only
increase
an
the work among his
among
The
year.
a
of
so
Alakea Street
the
to
MEN WOMEN
$300
Santos
LIMITED.
Mr.
learn that the church in behalf of the
the
Robinson,
S
LIMITED.
depart-
gratifying
Sunday school work voted
in
all
CO., Allen
KERR &
L. B.
com-
for Rev.
Mr. and
friends of
many
St.
J
work in
church
will
Fort
i —■
meeting of the
spoken
were
of
ments
932-38
hearty words of
Turner's excellent
school.
Honolulu, Joseph
UNION.
Paia Church very
mendation
GURREY'S
Elsie
Honolulu,
years.
business
recent
a
years.
years.
PAIA
to
in
19,
aged
KTKR—February 27,
O.
AT
Honolulu, George Sea,
Deputy High Sheriff, aged
years
Money
Orders,
Letters of Credit
and
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Cable.
Transfers available in all parts of the world.
™c
BALDWIN NATIONAL
discouragement.
VALUABLE BOOK
FREE
A
little
helpful
ON
book,
REQUEST
"Banking by
just been issued by
Mail," which has
the Bank of Hwawaii, will be sent free
all who send in their names and ad-
j
BANK
o/ KAHULUI
to
dresses
the
to
the Savings
Bank,
Judd
of
Department
Building,
Fort
and
KAHULUI, MAUI,
T. H.
Merchant Streets.
This booklet shows
is
mail
tageous, and
done.
Drop
explains
them
why banking by
safe,
practicable,
a
and
how
advan-
easily
postal asking
it
is
the book.
Miss
ing
Baxter,
Baker,
splendid
Settlement.
EXCHANGE,
Saving's
Jsj
Miss
BANKING,
as
as
INSURANCE
for
BanK
Department
Jsi
head
worker,
Kindergartner,
service
at
the
are
and
do-
Waiakea
Interest
on
Terms
Deposits
Safe Deposit Vaults for Rent
�THE
20
ofjlawaii, Ltd
The Bank
Incorporsted Under the Ljaws
of
PAID-UP
of the
C.
M.
B.
Vice-President
Vice-President
2nd
Cashier
Jr
Damon
E.
E. F. Bishop,
C.
H.
AGENTS FOR—Hawaiian
Onomea Sugar Co.,
LEXANDER & BALDWIN, Ltd.
and
F. C.
J.
Co., Kapapala Ranch.
Ranch
B.
Agents Philadelphia Board of Underwriters.
ad
Vice-Pres't; W. M. Alexander,
ist
Cooke,
P.
J.
Treas.;
Smith, Secy; George R. Carter, Auditor.
OF OFFICERS—CharIes M.
LIST
O.
W.
Vice-Pres't;
Cashier
and
Manager; E. Faxon Bishop, Treasurer and
Secretary;
AND
FACTORS
SUGAR
DEPART-
Cooke,
President; Geo. H. Robertson, Vice-President
McCandless,
SAVINGS
AND
Castle,
Baldwin, Pres't;
Cashier
A.
Wai-
Haleakala
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.
P.
OFFICERS—H.
Assistant
Atherton.
Agricultural Co.,
Honomu Sugar Co.,
Planters' Line Shipping Co.,
Assistant
D. Tenney, J.
Atherton
COMMERCIAL
Agents.
Sugar Co., Makee Sugar Co.,
luku
President
Cooke
Jones
Hustace,
Commission
Queen St., Honolulu, T. H.
Honolulu, T. H.
A
DIRECTORS.
AND
H. Cooke
Chas.
MERCHANTS.
COMMISSION
107,346.66
PEOFITB
F. W. Macfarlane
F.
General Mercantile
Territory
800,000.00
OFFICERS
P. C.
Importers and
<
1600,000.00
OAPITAX
UNDIVIDED
BREWER & CO., Limited,
/~>
SCHAEFER & CO.,
FA.
Hawaii.
SURPLUS
Charles
FRIEND
COMMISSION
W.
F.
Jones, C. H
Macfarlane.
P.
Auditor;
C.
J. R. Gait, Directors.
Cooe,
MERCHANTS.
MENT.
Strict
Attention
to all
Given
Branches
Put
of
meats
our
Banking.
FORT
JUDD BUILDING.
STREET.
AGENTS
Sugar Co.,
fH. SON
HALL
E. O.
0.,
Aluminum
Hose,
Stoves
R.
R.
Co., and Kahuku
&c
Planta-
table
your
METROPOLITAN MEAT
j
take
Second floor,
Re-
Rubber
Garden Tools,
C. H. ISkllina, Mgr
and
Enamel-
Ware,
Kitchen Furnishings
frigerators,
on
Kihei Plantation Co., Hawaiian Sugar
Co., Kahului
Til Main 109
Garland
ed Ware,
&
Plantation
CO.,
LTD.
45
PHONE
DEPARTMENT
HOUSEHOLD
Ranges,
Paia
EQUIPPED
HAVE A FULLY
including,
Commercial
FOR—Hawaiian
Haiku Sugar Co.,
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FOBT
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COOKE, Ltd.,
Dealers
STABLES I
in
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if (MWjL
KINDS
LUMBER. BUILDING
the
GOOD
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OLD Kona Coffee
Specialty
a
CO.,
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Draw Exchange on the principal ports of the
world and transact a general
YU
G. IRWIN &
banking business.
Honolulu
:
:
Jl
J»
:
:
Fort
CO.,
Street,
Honolulu
SUGAR FACTORS
Hawaiian Islands.
AND
COMMISSION
P.O.
BOX 716
HONOLULU,
The
Goods House in the
Territory.
attention
NEW
T. H.
Dry
Leading
■B i 111
MERCHANT TAILORS.
P.
O.
Box 986.
Telephone Blue
CLOTHES
2741
King Street
62
CLEANED
AND
REPAIRED.
to
IN ENGLISH,
Mail Orders.
IAN,
HENRY
HAWAI-
JAPANESE, CHI-
NESE,
SPANISH
AND
USE
PORTUGUESE
-
-
-
balming
also
for
in
great
H. WILLIAMS
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Graduate
ALWAYS
AGENTS.
Oceanic Steamship Co.
W. AHANA
\\T.
Especial
given
the
Agents for
variety
of
The
Licensed
New
Rodgers
of
San
Renouard
Embalmers
of
also
a
Perfect
Training
York.
for
the
member
Directors
Em-
Francisco, Cal.,
New
Embalmer
York,
Funeral
CBBAHBBY BUTTER
of Dr.
School
School
And
State
of the
Association
of
a
of
State
Cali-
fornia.
Guaranteed the Best and full 16
ounces.
HAH BOARD BOOK ROOMS
MONUMENTS
AND
Chairs
HENRY n*Y&* CO. Lti>.
Merchant and
Alakea
Honolulu.
Streets,
TOMBSTONES
FURNISHED.
LOVE BUILDING
Telephones:
Richards
lltt.
Office
and
to Rent
Main
1144
FORT
64. Res,
ST.
cor.
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