Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-14
SABBA1n LAW ENFORCED
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passod on tho sabbath law. stating that
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ant charyed under the above sections
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; however, tue p'ahl"'o'S ny
mills running on SUNDAY anu 10 UNIV
: work outside OF irrigating, l snail WV
J lainly see that they are prosecuted
, Sheriff Henry was asked If he would
allow Sunday baseball games ana SIM
, liar amusements to continue a. at pres
!. ent.
B. II shall most certainly stop them,
!. he answered. THE law Is very plain
|, on the subject and will be carried out
|. to the letter"
zone phase Of the violating OF tue
Sabbath law, which | shall especially
!. get after" continued the Sheriff, rs
;. the keeping open Of stores throughout
! the day. went about the city yester'
. day and saw on every hand stores Keep
y, ing omen i'm plain violation of the law,
- shall decidedly put a stop to this.
W. However | wish IL understood that In
~ ou these things | shall not go 10 work
W and enforce the law without first Civ
, ing warning that all these violations
u must be stopped. After the warning
D. has been given shall enforce the Law
to vigorously
RI II wish to state that personally | an
ur In favor of a Sabbath law. wal
ed brought IN in New England, wher'
1t. there IA a Sabbath law. Later on
nd lived I'm the West, where there was M
oh law, and I saw employers taking ad
Ike vantage of the fact by making thei
men, who in most instances were EN-
he ployed by the month, do all sorts
no work on Sunday when they shoul'
err have been resting When there Is
di. Sabbath law every lobaring man Is a.
'us sured his resting day. do not belieV
at in making the law too strict. Game
ow and sports should be allowed as long
of they do not interfere with others. How
m ever. It will be up to the Legislature
ry' change the law IN THIS direc'ion shoui
IN. /, be thought best. As long as the la
stands shall enforce 1t to the letter.
re. "The gambling law shall be rigorous
we ,y enforced. We are at present lookin
I'M. for gambling and intend TO eradicat
for wherever we find It. Whether III
gambling Is done in clubs, hotels or III
TO. swellest places or In lowly Chimes
,ro- dives, we shall enforce the law wit
,m. fun strictness. No matter how high
dis. position man may have or how prom
ich inent citizen he may be, he VIII