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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05
LONG SUFFERING PApAs
ORGANIZE IN SELLS DEFENSE

WARSAW. Ind. March 24.-Have
YOU had a ride on the Suffering
Papa goat7 No. Well. hurry up
aud get astride him.
The Suffering Papa club is the
latest development In the effort al
domestic reform. II was inaugu
rated here. ". +. Walsh Is Master
Suffering Papa. Most papas are
eligible TO membership Here are
some of the things the Suffering
Papas viii stand for:
Refusal TO assist in the kitchen
when daughters are giving parties
CiGarets and pipes 20 be smoked
In any part OF the house and In the
presence Of company"
Daughters beaux TO be called
down hard when they ret too CAV
Gossip about other Suffering
Papas TO be cut out.
Refusal TO walk the floor In the
middle OF the night with a squallins
young 'un.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05
COUNTERFEITER'
UNDER ARREST

A. n result ~ the ahrewd work
Of Thomas . Poster IN charge Of
the local United States secret
service work. and Y a Glover
his principal assistant. two Of a
crowd Of expert couaterfsitefa are
now under arrest. and Il Is e1-
pected that the others Of the
crowd wiil be appfehsuaed within
q few daYB
David Robinson. alias Edward
Hurdick. and Gustav Paul Wagner
the two men In custody. we're cap
tnFed at the Flyer dock yesterday
Hurdlck had leather belt wrap
ped about bis = aiHt containing 1926
in counterfeit s. gold pieces Both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05
HELD UP
SALOON

After robblng the till and taking
money from the harkegper and a
patron. IT the point OF revolver.
lone hiKhvayman. with his face
hidden behind handkerchief. held
up the Fishermau'a Headquarters
saloon. Elliott ay. aud wall st. NJ
/ o'clock this morning. then silently
left
The man was inside the saloon
and had the occupants covered
with a revolver before they heard
sound An instantly responded
TO the command. Hands up He
watched them narrowly aud kept
them covered with the gun. while
he took SEQ from the IN. robbed
the barkeeper OF g. aud a gold
watch and a patron Of 81.
Then he backed slowly out and
vanished. and none Of the yictims
can give the police a description OF
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral of Harry Odman
took place this afternoon. az 2
O'Clock from the Emanuel Baptist
church The burial took place at
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The funeral service Of Evelyn
Lee took place this afternoon. at
o'clock. from the chapel Of Butter.
worth a Sons. lnterment ut Mount
Pleasant cemetery.
The funeral Of Jacob Hagen took
place at the parlora OF the Bonney.
Watson company this afternoon. at
2 O'Clock The burial took place
AZ Lake View cemetery.
The funeral service of Elizabeth
A. Slsk wss held from the resi-.
denoe of her son, Davis g Sisk,
5s49 Mckinley Place, this after.
noon. at 1890. The burial took
place st Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The funeral service of Catherine
Dennis will take place at the chapel
of Butterworth a Sons Saturday.
March 7. at p m. The burial will
take place at Mount Pleasant Gem
etery.
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II. ~. JAIN MUR0ERl
MINING MAN

J. ~ Jain. formerly - this city
shot aud instantly Killed Jesse u
Price. % the PiiisbufF Gold Noun.
tain Mining company. ~ the com.
pany's property near Darlington
yesterday. according 70 telephone
adFicca received ffum Everett this
morning Jain fired three shots.
all OF which took effect ReFenge.
apparently was the motive
The Officers sent from Everett
90 make al Investigation. believe
that the ffuuble wnF over fiuan-
eial matters Price Il % claimed.
VAS al the time Of the shooting
gioatinE over the defeat Of jain
In litigation matters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05
GREAT CHURCH WAR

EVANSVILLE. March 1.-The
mailing shut OF church doors. per
Honal encounters over poaneHaion Of
houses Of Worship. the dag and
night guarding Of the buildings to
prevent opposing tsetluna from oh.
tanning possession, and the iHHu.
nnee OF injuuctioua b. the doHen
have been recent features Of the
hottest church war the south has
witnessed Ia years
Il al came about through the ac.
ton 90 the Cumberland PfeHbYte-
rian church general assembly At
Decatur. III. which decreed that
the church should be amalEamated
With the PrcHby terrain church
proper
An immediate pfetoat followed.
All over the south where the Cum.
hefland prehby terrain church alone
g. strong. the plan Wa opposed Ia
200 southern cities the conflict for
property possession 10 In the
courts. The bis question II the
legality 81 the general assembly
action Is before the Illinois su.
nreme court and II will be car.
RED a. the United States supreme
court
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church was organized Ia Dickson
county. Tennessee. ia 1910. bY finis
Ewing. Samuel KING and samuel
Meadow ministsra Tho naW OF
Kahixaiien rejected the PfeahYter.
Ian doctrines OF eternal election
eternal reprubaiion. aud the dam.
nation ~ children dYing IN infancy
The division VAS intensified rs the
eiyil war
A. the time Of the Decatur gen.
efai assembly the church supported
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honor. 90 be out 81 the matTimo.
NAL market
Miss Neliie Mansfield a clerk In
the oftic. OF tho collector Of inter.
nal revenue. IL both.
Recently wealthy Cincinnati
man wrote letter which be ad.
dressed To the prettiest Girl.
Louisville, Ky 4 committee of
women. named By the postmaster.
decided the missiyo should 80 Ca
Miss Mansfield
The Cincinnatian wanted a wife
and pretty one lie stated bits
case frankly. going into elaborate
detail about himself lie - still
WAITING for the letter that viii not
come Miss Mansfield Is not 70
mantle. neither does she DESIRE Il
marry.
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men confessed to haylu, .
counterfeit money. -
WaEner vas arfesiss :.
days ago b. Pairolmas ~. :!
be- thuaa number Of Il. IA. -
AVA Several we're 49,.
and Clover. after taislns -. !
man ordered him fesess.t
crei service Official va ~,
hia trail however. an1 80
the aladoNed man net n -
when The vessel Eandee =
az be bad exchanged . -,
with Hurdick both men s,s Is
under arrest
v hon aesfched Al ks.s,s,-..
the belt containing ne res,s :
found The eounterfelrs ~ -
o. bshbii metal. sole ps,ss =
bear the date u isel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

Jain walked from De nj.
Darlington aud gave hln3l ,
lie claimed that he IA !,
bounded By Price past snas-,,,
Jain il well knovn |, 80
Hc wa formerly ih u, RAJ n
firm oi Boyd 4 lain sna ~ 4
.. II Jain a. Co., 10 she m. Vi
INK Second ay. and pIae Il -
number Of months ks had =
making hls hexdeanr,en al !
kane where be las a vi, and
children
Price came wesf two year I
With his sife. and has bser NJ;
since then near Dzrringm
father Il a promlnsni arYrl
PigisbuEg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

! 500 ministers aud claimed u mem.
b.rship OF 200 00o LoyalihtH claim
100 .0o1 Of these members are
standing out against the Hmalga.
nation.
The possession Of church proper.
ties in more than I 200 cities. to.
Eeihef With The church Publishing
house ~ Nashville. valued a. 500.
900. hinges upon the action ia the
courts Whether they win or lose.
the loYalihiH declare. they Will not
unite
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az United pr.ss)

NOME Alaska. March SIX
seal hunters. a white man and five
natives. are marooned on drifting
ice near 81 Michael. and unless the
wind changes ibey piil be- swept
10 the open Pacific The giR we're
making their way across the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05
Drifting TO
Sea ON lei

Ice When a wind eaue n,
DE ice sendlng Il sss,sa ~ "A.
fea signals were ses, l', I. 2
account OF the VIVA y y y
venture from s. w.. =
onig hope u fesev,ss i
slIye Is hat the viss :
down when boats can !. I
No. their aid - !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

STATE OBJ WAHtffNeruN, COUNTY
uH hlaN-Hs
aantsa uihsan cashier 81 The ahHea
- cred hank. a. satra4tif fAaaf thsi ths
fsFaHaIHs statement 10 tfmn Hu the hes
~ taH knaatsase ana tritsf
JAMES GIBSON
tashiaf
Correct Aftss
FHEn u THuMrHuN.
ioAts
Aals bsd aaa sNafn 90 tsfafs ais tHts
tth a. ~ March. tRRa
" h LAMB
kaHaff FHnttH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

An inspection Of the steamer
Santa Clara shows that she was
not badly damaged by leaking
when she was forced 10 return 10
Seattle while en- route TO Valdez
and Seward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

OAKLAND. Cal. March 6-The
local Car Mems union last night
unanimously adopted last year
schedule Of wages. submitted hy tho
Oakland Traction company. 10 be in
force the coming l. months The
scale " 30 cents an hour for the
first year. increasing cent an hour
each year Up to 40 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

guuE tn fnr ufNfrf AM HnF pisf
- uuf aW F1NE ksHN TRACTS taFss
tract taaf saeusA fsssafEsHig ths Nasf tfseta
Hn M maHksf ~ the #saFf rHieHa seEa.
80 aHH So rrr fHs#a fafF tHHaza
unnNMf NkIfnN
aia a.u alt stasss hallf'rs 50
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NANNy HuHF - uuEAH 10
NAVY fANu CITY Waza
uh}f sffF Hta - ffnfH ne &f
raHa TIE rtasss Mstsf fFanA - j.
foEa 80 AND ~
terms 81 rEH WEEK
THta e. tie fasfs HsiiiNa Efcpsftf
Eaaf Ftsusa a. EfsfF Uns kHaNs fNai
ths ffnvsfnmsaf = mahins nF~nsft az
NasH rafh Nns y sac nssf in Amsttaa.
sas aifl spsaa uHsf FfaHT MILLION
g. hsHs sIffHE go HlnFutsaI 90 Ns
8 sa# HmeH faf Y@sss rhtHA p at fhts
mssHs tfaHa9tE = ANN Aafsnfsns
HffH s.4Es aaa eaufHs tie afss hfsF
sfs e. is 90 ahs gFeshd fleet rasrina
~ aaa9s snd aHtea gfeftss that s4a
safe - fanne
eft a. HNkhfEHauN unF n 81 ths
No. ste 81 ths >ssF zee hfsusH
UfflEs fMFfT
nnruEHTua DEVELOPMENT 60
lees AHasFaaee lsank aataeinE
Maia itts Fboa-@ iua s&tt a ]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

Bremeriou began today having
practically a regular ferry service.
three steamers belug placed on
that route. the Tourist. Athlon and
Inland Flyer The three viii make
IN all 10 round trips daily.
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Ranch for Lease

READY 10 MOVE fsrn
10 asfss Sod tuilfiHaa aFehsfd.
close In Faf faH Hsfiffuisfs ell ~
sFits
ANufn twrHIekS COMPANY
80 EIearrf hits seattle = 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05
TO THE PRETTIEST GIRL"

letter ssntssY sssg,y-Bv, She
seornsd Marriage pfoposst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05
LINCOLN BEACH
QUARTER ACRES
$500 EACH
HH
rHs PINE TRACT - 81 run cry.
W.ockH HNoA
Fauntleroy Park Car
Fauntleroy Park Can

KIM WITH upEWAIkH Ali rtiE
WAY Tn PROPERTY
rurse sRE cuofeg rRAcfa Fon
auNurHHNN HOMES ANb CAN M
rtbcWAHEn oN SMALL FAY
NgNra Down Asp hAtskNcE
MONTHLY
ALREADY SEVERAL FA0ftfrn
HANE MOVED INTO KuEtH nav
HOMES rs FWiH ADDITION
MANY tMrWuk HNArH fNEINu.
INu NAHEH NAVE HEFN MADE
TAKE HkuNTLFHaY cAH uH1 err
AT uArEN enh STATION FuI#HoW
SIDEWALK TO uNh aiaN OK
PROPERTY
oru karNr MH aATEwuou ~
on fftE PROPERTY ktL DAY SITS
BAY 80 ENEhf AFTERNOON 1T a.
asa TME WEEK
AntfN "a WHITE nu.
tHf ORIENTAL nix
fSp s8aa AAtS sfat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

cuoeHar tHutatvrp f.AsGH
So FNM ACRE
fasfasfIaH HsfrrfaHH eater EsHH taa
fatea el=sa A. raaiH ffank Nun Ffaus
rHatinsalaf uaaa
HaN HaHH teiraufE ash sod aanfh
Fee fssa sihal nt#atF ~ watHF fits
aUafF HaHaHHAtsa els traits Aaa cart
FaIfafai eFaa HefF NHaHH t0HHftfafIH 49,
fafs aisas all - - isna aHa In
lafHfetseHHs ta See Hsafs fafs8El lns
ssaiiEsfHsa - tsaaIHa Wanatahsa fsait
afnHrfs fss#Iting o. asIEe raIthssss
u " MItsuHNN
Sass Emalas ulaT
sialu sss1 faa sifg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

40 safH nf ground ~ fiesfeas # ~tN e4f
Ties T. intesfitsts ihls Ops evenings
NATIONAL LAND 80
Nsta taet. sos g fiaurst hias fat safa
10 Pa cENT BOWS 81 rER WEEK
PRICES SO AND ~ WHERE
NANr FAHp CITY
QniF . Uineks from the navy Yard
uhere ths passfnm~nt is speu1laf MI
I.IoAH on uuBIAHH and Ntti caRiluus
% Do o. fer ct least YEARS inius
sre crowds aataa ever On sesrY bghA. -
,iaa a lsi. Over az q Tss,f X,
cIIARLEsros pocK whieh IL n u.
WEST cate 20 the NavY fHHd
HHEMEHroN pENELorMENT COS
ICES American Bank Bulifins.lis
Main phauss--iua tets 81
DoS'r RHAD rnisi
ralsss yOu wat real snap. t2sG s ash,
good Z room huass anf bath roam 90 sosfeo
n lot ems block from oar on wssf fsps
= queen Anne HiH Price ti.tae FiF a
uIRfn. URBAN A plAoKwoopi
22ia NsfioA alT
NEST SIDE GREEN LAKE, eel
Thfsa beautiful level lots. read ,fsisp -
on. vii seii dlfi cheap SEE W fasls.
reon tos Pioneer bldg
AH0ANH hohE NANEN
Fine quarter acre tracts ft0m ffta 10
fAea-ths ffQa enes are ali cleared aud
IN fruit; close 60 graded school side
walks In and water pipsa en- each tract
the water is Is. Terms. st cash and
"a u nichols. 90 Union Bioos -
Ter sale o. Rsnt--oood property on
ard and ath Wet Parties east q
Mouutains Address N HsrHton sea-
eth West Tel Qus~n Anus &c --a-s0sp
------=----------==----
tisif-acrs tracts on south end Bea-
con Hill al cleared. View Of Lake Wash
inEtuus For sale on terms TO euit BY
osusf Price tt.t0o. viii allow Der
cent commission. Room s. Union block
nip
wanted To trade t-o good lots for work
sreuad dwelling hpass snd garden VIII ell.
low - 90 per day for services to be applied
on price " lots For particulars see
Mn WILLIAMS.
COS rioussr Bldg
Three room hat bath and electric lights
luitsble Tor snail family, eheap. Apply
ga a4th Ave. No. near Madison g. bT
Pour room cottage. nicely furnished, iia
Msifess North ahd 2 room eottsge, fur
nisbsd, 1890 stb Ave. 81
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Water Front

acre tracts near The waterfront At tsa
per acre cell az room gel over GUYS
Drug Store. corner 1nd and YeHier War
f8ae 3 acre tracts of choice lard
nearly ~ cleared. handy 80 the electric
car with sidewalk. only thirty minutes
ride 70 Seattle perfect title Terms 10
pee cent dusn ard five years 20 paF aut
Interest per cent
eHAs = ADAMS. 400 caiman uldE
GOOD ACnEAuE
as cash. Is every HiN months will
buF acres u No 4 land. south OF
city Coed road sood nsiHhbors Price
tl.sto.
WfEaUfr BROS.
zoe Coimau Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

IaAsA NArnhuotsf a co. ins
NMatHsate Dealers
O. fMH beet
WELSH ANIunAtffr. AIS
THaIIAN Am JArAsESf NJ
"a NfNots Goals Hssr1
nHIut ETfHs SD IL ut RHAN
fuHft AND ttMfNf
ten Fhanss IS Hafks nlas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

An Acre Tract

We have - srfs - 9ruana ftsf is close
f.. ennrsalFut e. ssasf caf Service ihaf ftn
b. haazhf az q hafNHfn fsaHas iaukInE faf
an aafs ~ ground Ill CLEARED As uni say
thsa t. intesgirsfs lhls upen HtsHiuas.
NATIONAL LAND e.
Nate faat sass fiaurst tias fat sais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

FAHH nARGAfN-.0 acres, rich isysl
land, veil Improved overlooking tesHtiful
lake. hanHy 20 good town, IA miles from
Seattle orchard IN bearing al kinfs %
small fruits. dwelling 81 sight large rooms
frame hafn 40tt0. several oufbuiidinrai
owner desires quick sais, price fer : few
days. 80 aae, which lnctufsH horses. cows
pigs, chickens. geese good outat u farm.
Inc teais. aud haT in barn. This farm
fronts ans u tho beet roads IN Kiua county.
wnEnn FROM creamery daily. n. =. y. ana
Telephone service.
HOnEHT MAfTHY.
90 $40 uxl Alaska Building 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05
HELP WAITINCI-
FOR j. A. CHIN

I am pcnnilesa and sick Help
me
So wrote } A Chinn. 81 years
old. to his father at Evergreen.
Idaho. a month aRo. aud then was
swallowed up IN the army OF un
employ ed of Seattle.
ills father Z II chinn. IN AJAX
ine the police "a help find hln boy
says his SON Wfute soon after reach.
ms here that he was III and out
OF funds Money was sent him.
bat be Was never heard from after.
MRlda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

REPORT pF rmE EINANgIAH. eDNutz
lIuA 81 The HEat Nfff hANiNHH
AND SAVE uEFUHfr COMPANY tu4
Gated af seattle Hfafe IL washington
e. fHa tiuaa - hHaiunsa GA che lafh
d. 30 frbfuaFf# tHha
MF#EffHEf fftr
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anf NJ YfEW srREs
saHFnsaE hafns SITES 80 tseaFafHs Hiafs
etFeeslf sssfr fsaF - sass tHs rftfs -
sefsf ffaHf acreage haa sans hlsa
The iamkfF qHa frtaN the moes FRA wfl
Faf Na#eH ~ Hesftis hsss sarus
fns srfsaNa g#sr ieaHlus She aaanf so
uiFmRtss f. fita e tses 80 ere ~
80 csuf assh. bsfaHes Hlsafntf
WEAT 8 WHrHfEH
30 CofsMkS HfTsu.
WIZ hoSr fufi go ctr aa1 - -
tee Z as1F rkntrs ffNN afnI That's
sssf re- NV tNrEHf HHss - sszaa ssfh p
MIGHTY NItE FtifNH IN HAVE sFsa ID
TuH dat sect ~ r itss aaH anf -
az e~tHa thsw Nu sassh sasY fsfaas fhsf
Faa seaaaa Aar3if Isles fhs nasasY Hfrtf
NNtAL LAND FasilF ffaafFf tarss 20 80
nfiifs aa1 tisl 80 a. rem esflfHaiafs
HnHEHF MktTHN.
eia 90 Eu slssAs naittiaE. 80
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THE p1raEr SOUND couSrRr~
orH NV nook a-serihins aHd anai .
lnE ths hssf farms isuds haasas Tor
free 8laffftsuftnn
GaN. Telephone. wrlfs Tor h rWWE
CHARLES znMEHa COMPANY
Alaska uaiidias
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CRY RIAL ESTATE.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ssR us FtRsN

~ Oh flaerl NATION nlds
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24

and. being settled, is outside the range
treated it as a question concerning the
two governments which is settled and
finished with
"We found the japanese willing to
recognize and face the fact that as q
nation they are young in Western civ
ilization and at fault in some things.
They frankly acknowledged this and
invited our criticism, even pointing
out to us the things in which they
themselves realized their shortcomings.
In one of my speeches I frankly told
them that they would have to raise
their ideas of commercial honor before
they could enter into the family Of
nations on terms of perfect CONNER
cial equality. I believe that they are
making great advances now along this
line and realize the truth of what T.
told them.
Throughout the Empire we were
treated with hospitality which gave
rs lesson in what hospitality can be.
We in America do not know what Law
ish hospitality can be, nor have we
realization of what tact can be showu
in entertaining strangers. Japan can
teach us. If were to tell you all the
story of our entertainment, it would
be much too long tale. If we had
all been emperors or kings we could
not have been received in better
way.
Summing up my impressions,
would say that the trip to Japan Of
our body has taught US three things.
First, we have become absolutely con-
WINGED of the friendship that Japan
has towards America; second, we must
know that Japan wants to live in
peace with America; and, third, that.
Japan is ready to give market for
American goods of kind which She
can not produce herself, but is going
to be strong trade rival of America
in the goods which she can produce
as well or better than we can. while in
this industrial growth will come a ben
eft to America through increased pur-
chasing power of the japanese people,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
HUMANE SOCIETY
AND THE SCHOOLS
Effort to Be Made to IT culCate
on Pupils Kindness to
Animals.

The plans of the Humane Society to
get the children of the public schools
interested in kindness to animals was
presented TO the Board of Education
at its meeting yesterday. A commit
tee from the society, consisting of
Mrs. :. B. Dole, Mrs. Reynolds and
Francis ". Damon, presented the mat
ter. All the members of the board
were present. Mr.. Damon introduced
tn, matter. pointing out briefly the
need of educating children to kindness
ia the treatment of animals. Mrs
Reynolds spoke of the work that ought
to be done Mrs. Dole outlined in
some detail the plans. The society de-
sired the consent of the board to pre-
sent To each school neatly-fram
plaeard bearing this pledge: 81 will
try to be kind to all living creatures
and try to protect them from cruel
usage. In addition it was desired to
enlist the pupils under the direction of
the teachers into an organization in
which the members were pledged to
kindness to animals. As an aid to the
teachers in intoxicating these ideas, the
society proposes to furnish each teach
er with a copy of several books which
have been written along these lines.
One of these books is entitled, "Black
Beauty
The board, after considering the
matter, decided that there could be no
doubt that the incubation of senti-
ments of kindliness and humanity to-
ward animals was greatly In he de-
sired. 1t would therefore permit teach
ers to take up the matter with the
society if they chose, bat at the same
time no obligation expressed or i'm
piled is placed by the board on the
teachers to take up the matter, and
whether they do or not viii not be
taken into consideration in estimating
their work.
The resignation of Miss Winifred C.
Wheeler of the Kappa school, to take
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
REFORM SCHOOL BAND
IS MAKING PROGRESS

The Boys Industrial School now has
142 inmates and additions are being
made constantly. In the last few
weeks large number of boys have
been sent to the school from Homo
lulu, the causes largely being the lead
ing of idle and dissolute lives. Div
ing for nickels and dimes in the har-
Dor has been the cause of many a
Hawaiian youth playing truant from
school and eventually falling into bad
habits. and the reform school has been
their destination.
Seven boys were sent to the school
a week ago last Saturday, and on Sun
day two more were taken there by
Police Court Officer Fred Weed. On
Sunday forenoon Mr.. Weed gave a
heart to heart talk to the boys, giving
them some good advice concerning
their habits in town. Officer Weed Is
acquainted with almost all the boys
in the school and is generally regarded
with favor by the youngsters.
Officer Weed reports that the Indus
trial School brass band is progressing
and gives concerts frequently. There
are nineteen instruments and instTuc-
tion is given by Captain Berger of
the Hawaiian band.