The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-18
BAD STATE OF
AFFAIRS SHOWN
Humane Society Presents Evil
denCe Of Widespread Vice Of a
Shocking Nature.

/ before Circuit Judge Whitney, who is
also judge in the juvenile court, on
Wednesday, involving a number of Chi
namen who have aided in the debauch-
ing of young girls living IN the Pauoa-
Punchbowl section of the city.
A fourteen.year.old girl was brought
before the judge by the humane officer,
and when the testimony was concluded
4, she was committed to the Girls Indus
trial School during her minority. An
other girl will be brought before the
judge for trial, on the same evidence,
the latter girl being dupe of the older
one.
Some time ago young man was SEN
fenced to five years Imprisonment for
debauching the fourteen-y ear-old girl.
Later it developed thar this introduc-
tion to a, shameful life had started the
| girl on the downward path and that she
] was not only continuing her life of
! shame, particularly among Chinese, but
that she was inducing younger girls to
! follow in her footsteps.
She told the younger ones that if
they wanted dresses, jewelry, candy and
! other things attractive to young girls
/ whose home ties are loose, they could
be supplied by Chinese and she led
them to places where they sold their
/ virtue for trinkets, probably unaware
of the terrible step they had taken.
The two instances brought to the mo-
tice of the juvenile court are only two
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being reported to the authorities, the
stories revealing fearful condition of
affairs with reference to young girls,
particularly those of Hawaiian parent
age. The humane society has directed
/, its officer to devote a considerable part
, of her time in ferreting out these cases
ner so that the exchange of trade be-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r lands are in more satisfactory man
: tween us can have more healthy
growth.
Wishing you all success in the un-
, taking, | beg to remain, yours very
truly, j. w. MAXWELL,
president. /"
The Nickel Plate Line writes to the
same parties:
81 am in receipt of your favor of
/ October % announcing an excursion
under the auspices of your commercial
excursion from Seattle February 2,
1911, and note your invitation extend
. ed through me to Mr.. H. A. Bonn our
t northwestern passenger agent in Sc
attic.
"In reply have to congratulate
. your commercial association on the en-
- 4 m nj fpstal frnp, a h,,ci nd
commercial standpoint, which, from the
2 evidence L have of the enterprise of
the people of Seattle generally entities
; them to a place in the front rank of
progress, and L entertain no doubt of
0 the success of their efforts in the pro-
@ posed excursion. -
S The Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget
!. Sound Railway Company in connection
0 with the matter wrote from Seattle
g under date of November /:
r 81 am today in receipt of your let
ter of the 3lst enclosing copy of folder
: announcing the cruise of the steamship
r Prince Rupert to the Hawaiian Islands,
e leaving Seattle on February 2.
: of you will send us $50 of your
folders, we will be glad to send them
!; TO our principal agents as far east as
{; Lewistown, Montana, accompanied by
g circular letter requesting them to
e give the advertising matter distribu.
ton, that their people may be given
the opportunity of taking advantage
r of the delightful trip hat has been
+ planned. GEO. w. HIBBARD,
}, "Assistant G. P. A.
t The Great Northern Railway Compa,
y ny writes them from St. Paul under
s date of October %:
g "Answering your letter of the It'll
Il which has been delayed on account OF
!. my absence from the city.
81 have pleasure in advising thai
4 we will give the necessary instructions
/. to our agents in regard to communicat
# ing with you for reservations on the
e steamer and for any other information
II regarding the trip. ] believe my cir
IS cular previously issued covers every
d thing but the question of wiring yor
/. for space.
d "I win thank You very much if yol
will let me have the name and address
IT of the lady at Chicago who contem
h plates making this trip in order tina
m we may have our representative sulici
lr the business for our respective lines
IS. JELLISON,
X ''G. P. A..
a The following extracts from Mrs
lg Headlee IS last letter show the progress
is of her work;
- ~ have to note that the Peck Juda
~ Company has moved to 6l2 Firs
avenue. The new location is, think
better one although the office is no
ca nearly so attractive and we are yer
Of much crowded.
r. Il am leaving on the 3rd for Port
land, so am packing as well as NOV
10 ing today. We are now in the sam
office with Mr.. King, the manager O
I. the excursion. | am mailing Hnde
AZ separate cover the folder annOunein
IL the excursion.
la Victoria was very appreeiatiye Y
/, my lectures, and ] had in the Metre
r. politan NJ +. Church there one of m
H. largest and most cultured audiences
AZ have addressed while i'm the Nortl
iy west They have made arrangement
be for me TO return 10 Victoria about n
It, middle OF December for tWo more le
be lures.
l. a ,