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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-23

be high spirited. full of fun and up to
all manner of tricks is to be expected,
but they should know where play ends
and insults begin, and conduct them
selves in a decent manner.
Now who is to blame for this state
of affairs it were, perhaps, hard to
say Some say it's the result of high
living, idleness and unrestraint
Others think that the parents and
teachers do not take trouble to pro-
perly train the BOYS, are in fact them
selves ruled by the boys. Others
again think that higher education in
some instances, has a tendency to
make these boys arrogant and insol-
ent. And there are still others that
think it's the spirit of the ages yoke,
as Shakespeare would say.
One distinguished writer who has
studied this question thoroughly,
clans that the best results are achiev-
ed when the parents keep closely in
touch with the boys, are friends with
them, and take as much interest in
them as they do in their chickens,
horses and dogs, or any other valued
possessions. But there seems to be
instances where all plans or meas
ures fail, and when in spite of every
thing boys will have their own way,
will choose their own company, and
will do as they please. What is to
be done with them?
GEORGE OSBORNE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-23
THE BOYS

Editor Star: Wat Is to become of
our boys? Many of the preachers
and others are devoting their lives to
convert the heather, and forgetting
or overlooking the fact that they have
a wide field all around them which
needs attention Take our boys for
instance, and I think every one will
admit that they will do and say much
that we would never dare to have
thought much less done, when we
We're boys. And at the same time
there never was a time when the
parents have done more for their chill
dren than at the present time. Many
of them are Shaving themselves to
death that their boys and girls may
make a good appearance, and get a
good education, which may be all
right. But there is something much
more necessary than these things ana
which seems to be overlooked in n
great many instances, and that is a
proper home training.
Now am not one of those that have
~ use for boys, for I do not think
there is anything better in this world
than a we'll brought up, well-behaved,
good hammered boy Nor do I think
there is anything worse than
an insolent Inbred, ill-behaved and
foul-mouthed boy. That there are too
many of the latter class no one can de-
NY All one has to do is to go 10 the
various play grounds 20 find this out
for himself. And this is a great pity
for while no one expects them to be
saints, one expects them TO be clean
mouthed, fair-minded and to have
some idea Of behavior an9 the fitness
of things in general That boys Shout
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-23
AMMAN DROPS
IN ON OIL KING

CLEVELAND, o., August 13.-John
ID. Rockefeller threw dignity to the
winds this afternoon and tossed his
cap in the air, dancing about on the
lawn in front of his home Just like a
schoolboy. The oil king was jubilant
because Frank Goodale, a twenty-one-
year-old aeronaut, alighted at Forest
Hill to pay his respects to him. Good
ale is giving exhibition flights at Luna
park, and before he set sail this after
noon he announced that he would visit
Rockefeller. The oil king was eat
ing supper when the lodgekeeper came
running to the house and announced
that an airship was alighting in the
front yard. Rockefeller and other mem.
bers of the family rushed outdoors
just as Goodale in his dirigible was
coming down. Rockefeller threw up
his cap, which he had grabbed before
going out, and danced with glee.
Welcome, welcome, my boy!" he
shouted.
Goodale after alighting, said he Just
dropped down to pay his respects. The
oil king shook his hand warmly and
invited him into the house to partake
of supper. Goodale declined, saying
he was due at the pax in few min
utes.
MY boy, don't you fear for your
life? | wouldn't risk my life as you
are doing for anything in the world.
Don't you ever become afraid?" Rookie
Teller asked.
mo, sir; it's my buslness-my way
of earning a living. I must go back
now" said Goodale as he started.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-23

Five men and two women, whom the
Russian Government claims were an
archists, gathered up the scattered
notes in baskets.
BOSTON, August 13.-The robbery
of $4,000 in Government notes from
the Sub-Treasury at Tiais, Russian
Transcaucasla, in 1907, is charged
against Andrew Reullow, who was
taken before United States Commits
sioner Darlington here today, and held
for a hearing Reullow has been liy-
ing for some time in Spartan and is a
music teacher
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-23
TRIXIE AND BABY
BLISS ON VIEW
WONDERFUL FAT PEOPLE SHOW
ING HERE WHILE ON A TOUR
AROUND THE WORLD.

Those of you who are stout, those
of you whose proportions are mostly
lengthwise and in fact any of you who
! believe or know themselves to be fat
can take courage, for if there is such
a thing as getting consolation by com
parison the opportunity is at hand.
There is fat girl town and her name
S Trixie, she weighs 6S5 pounds. Trix-
lie to look at her picture resembles
not one but a crowd of pretty young
women and there is a sweet bovine
expression about her face that it
would take half dozen American
beauties to immitate.
Trixie is the stellar attraction with
the Charles M. Abrahams Greater
Platform shows touring the world and
now on exhibition at Aloha Park. Ho-
tel street She is % years of age.
single, good natured, jolly and fat
With Trixie is her little playmate
brother, Baby Bliss, who tips couple
of pair of scales at 500 pounds.
Baby Bliss is said to be growing
fatter every day of his life and is fast
reaching the weight of his sister Trix-
lie.
These wonderful people were first
placed on exhibition at Coney Island.
New York, where they were the reign
ing attraction during the summer Of
1909. After leaving Coney Island they
started on a tour around the world,
intending to make a complete circle
of the globe within three years. Thev
have already shown throughout the
entire United States and the Dominion
of Canada, and after short stay of
but ten days here in Honolulu they
continue their trip around the world
and sail for Marking. China, where
they have contracts to show for four
months at the Worlds Fair and Expo
sition now being held there.
They were born in Astoria, Long
Island, New York. Their parents,
brothers and sisters are said to be
very normal people.
Notwithstanding the rainy weather
thousands fiocked to see these won
derful people on their opening here
last Saturday evening and all seemed
to come out perfectly satisfied, for
Trixie seems to have an abundance
of wit and humor that would rival
star comedian.
Here are some points of interest in
beauties to immitate.
at her birth weighed % pounds, at
the age of ten 100 pounds, at twelve
$50 pounds, at sweet sixteen 400
pounds and has been growing steadily
ever since until at the age of % she
tips the scales at 6S5 pounds
Doctors who have made a thorough
examination of these abnormal people
declare them to be remarkably heal
thy. say their hearts are normal and
attribute their enormous weight &c
their jolly dispositions.
One can spend some very pleasant
moments laughing and chatting with
these jolly fat people, for if TriXie
cannot make you laugh you have not
a laugh in you.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-23
WHEN O. HENRY LOST PRESTIGE


Once, when exploring factory dis
trict for story material, o. HenrV in
vited a bright little grI out to dine
with him. She accepted on the condi-
ton that she might bring a friend
along. during the dinner the wafer
sought to make his guests feel at ease
by resting his English to the extent
Of using "ain't" and hadn't oughtor'
and few othe" popular mutilations
of the mothTr tongue.
He saw the little girl a few days
later.
81 was awfully mortified that night,
she said. you spoke so ungrammatic-
al before my lady friend! "-Success
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-23
SOMETHING RELIABLE.

Can be depended upon" is an ex-
preston we all like to hear, and when
it is Used in connection with Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy it means that it never fails
to cure diarrhoea, dysentery of bowel
complaints 1t is pleasant to take and
equally valuable for children and
adults. For sale by all dealers, Ben
son, Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii
certain amount of gold, the aggre-
gate being a considerable amount. The
total receipts of gold bullion for this
year will be approximately $5O,0OO,-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-23
PROOF.

DO you believe, Doctor, that man is
made of dust?' asked the student.
81 don't know about man." returned
the professor, "but I am sure girls
are-they make such dickens of a
lot of trouble when the get in fel.
lows eye."-Harper's Weekly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-23

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