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Nationol Fire Insurance Co. ROOMS - Panters Line Shipping Navigation Co. Sunday School Supplies for 1909, HAWAIIAN Fort M.it sun Have you ordered your if Boilers. SuPerheters. 4sltna Insurance Company. next just received. order. T Pocket Commentary s Gree n'l Fue Economizers. Lesson. the S. S. lessons for on SHAW, JONATHAN Gist of the Beretania St. 435 PRACTITIONER. Beretania Tel. Office Hours:—lo St.; Office, 431 1851 Blue. to ia a. m., 3to 4 and 7 �Friend The OLDEST TREASURER'S REPORT. Receipts — B. A. F. C. 8.10 * M 2,136.83 M. A ■* 8 Place Hush Educational (Tlieo. .Students). . Fund 94-H'l '•"•' General Fund Hawaii (ieneral 61.40 Fund 737.30 Funds Invested Japanese Work Japanese Y. 1(12.50 M. C. 25.00 A 152.30 Hoaloha Kulihi Settlement Kauai (ieneral Ministerial Molokai 60.00 114.80 Fund Relief General General 172J50 Fund 32.00 Fund 1,531.70 Fund 27.00 Expense Office Portuguese known his books These and have of Club, tury World we is, 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 Tomo Hawaii (if gurated the The $0,570.20 Chinese * 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 : - 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- �THE 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» .« .* 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. 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