The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-01

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pr forth szEzSgzg se<o-1s 70 e1-oN new
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aesr rzssrak<srz. Al against 1sI tkS year
hssSre. Ths-e were gains q s1Sa & fkss
rses-tersssg, reeegpss and sz55 f1 <@ntaAs~
Tass latter szszz. sog@1hex WITH SIZE d.
Eatsd Sor tbs purysae By Pr@ss1sn1
AtAsrtcn. r1,o-@ tAaE Bsa5d Tor TIE
r1aeh-neec@d rep@lrs o. han AMI class
rooms
Realizing the utter lack q resorts
where the average yo2ag wag@-e&rnsT
ccsssd go for vacation the Z n
c. A. and 7. W. G. 4. have combined
70 have g9ch a place ready early tEfs
summer. 70 BE- owned and controlled
By TIE associations T0u have bard
much q wzhizwz, and yroba5gy have
invested In thfs scheme made possible
BIZ Mr. Edgar Woods gift q three
acres Of land II you have not = share
n IL nCw IS the last opportunity %
grave your interest n what VIII mean
much 70 = large number - youzg PES
D8es~
The Yepcrt o. the treasurer. Charts
H AtEerton. printed IN the anniversary
number Of tn@ Association Regf@E,
showed = most gratifying financial
eo1sfrion- Th@re vas nnpre rEstc. fol-
lowIng Mr. Browns Report. By = string
auzrte4te composed e 3 L MARX. w
- 49, ~ q
wal Then Physical Director Fred
Young made his report for the year.
showing a growing increase II interest
on the rarr OF the boys and young 1se1
IN the afork Of his department He ex-l
pressed great qualification, moreover.
that some Of the older growth were
beginning % take an interest n IL
The audience was referred BY Pres
sdent Cooke to the Review Tor the
report OF the Junior Co1hnittee. and
then Rev E s AfUckIey was intro
duced and said some very sane things
about '.Boys- and the best way 70
reach them.
The boy Is more important than the
man. he said. because you cannot
teach the man 10 change his way. very
well, but you can reach the boy Il
you go at it in the right way. The
boy. in effect, is the son and the man
Is the crop The seed that you plant |
in the boy. whether II be good or
whether il be bad, that seed win you
get for your harvest You can see
how important il IS, therefore. that /
good seed should be sOwn in the mind +
u the boy. And there is no other
agency, 1 believe. that can SOW this !
seed more advantageousIy than the Z i
" G A a boy may get good moral /
teaching az home. but II he does not
mix with other boys he Is apt 10 BE-
narrow because of lack Of experience.
Now, ii seems 10 me that ehes Junior
Committee could DO good work by IN
a series Of Sunday afternoon
-aIks 10 boys on subjects that boys
ire interested in by speakers that win
interest boys Do not seek 70 give
hem the religion OF grandmothers-
live them boys religion Let q speak
II take a lump OF coal, for instance,
md relate to them its origin and uses
Not a bit Of IT. Just
mock of the sack For tell you 1t
$ a mighty poor taIker who cannot
connect the idea OF lurIao OF coal
With the eternal God"
DR.. Wood presented the report OF the
Committee IN an enter
aiming way, and then w ". Han. as
ne OF the charter members OF the
: NJ c. A in Honolulu. read the min
ties Of the first meeting OF the AssO-
iation. held in Honolulu on April 50.
$50. The minutes showed ten members
at that meeting. four of whom