The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-27

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4 name lust a fcNi Henry Alexander.
filcrk Athcfion, Eddie DAMN, Horace
Hall, liafty Wutcfhouse. Let as stand
Tor n silent moment In memory Of ons
dcpnftcdAthusc who have pon1 un be-
fole. OF the beautiful history the
great body Of our girls have made as
homc.makers, mothers and teachers
only tina records Oh heaven will ever
fully reveal
Rose Dawson, am told, has made
n name for herself as the defender and
protector Of the dofensclcss, ameli0rAt-
ing suffering by her efficient ministries.
History, like culogy, prefers to
deal with successes, not failures. There
have been some failures among the 446
who studied together here, but they
have been few compared with the sue
cesses. Moral failures are always sad
dest of all, and l am delighted that
these have been very few indeed. Sue
eesses have been many and some of
them have been great.
cit is remarkable that OF the esq
names Of the boys living in 1906, so
many should have written their names,
through good work, upon the honor roll
of citizenship. As l have scanned and
studied these names and their records
as l could learn them, it seemed to me
that the great majority have inscribed
themselves as worthy citizens while n
large per cent have achieved real and
some distinguished success. Six of
these boys have been made Judges, and
acquitted themselves with honor. Per-
ny and Wilder as justices of the SUI
preme court, Whitney as circuit Judge,
Christian Conradt, Charles Dole and
Walter HAyselden as magistrates.
A Roll Of Honor.
"Four are now trustees of Oahu Col
lege, Clarence Cooke, Walter Dilling-
ham, Albert Judd and William Whit
ney. They call themselves The kid
trustees-but l note their advent coin
cides with the beginnings of some of
these later and splendid developments,
making Beautiful Punahou more beau
tiful, attractive and effective. Four
are distinguishing themselves in the
field of education, Hiram Bingham Ill,
profess or of Spanish-Ameriean History
in Yale College, is not only an author
ity in his department, an author of
repute, but is the father of six boys.
Prof. VIM. r. Castle Jr. is now an
assistant dean in Harvard College.
Prof. Chas. Montague Cooke has chosen
: the field of science for his work and
is here in that fine institution The
Bishop Museum. Prof. Levi G. Lyman
q is doing great work as principal of
the Hilo Boys Boarding School, while
some ten or twelve others have chosen
the profession of the pedagogue and
are making good.
"Two of the Dole boys are leaders
| IN fhair oollincrc In ITn,AoI tot
mainland. Walter is a skilled water
engineer and specialist at Portland,
Oregon. Herbert as an architect in
New York City. Six are physicians of
high standing, James Judd, Ferdi-
nand Hedemann, Archie Sinclair, Ern-
est Warehouse, Herbert Waterhouse,
George Burgess and Henry Bieknell,
DDS.
; "Three are ministers of the gospel,
Horace Chamberlain, Henry Judd and
, Arthur Logan, and all, | am told, doing
choice service in the kingdom of God.
Our 6nanciers are a long list-from
from Clarence Cooke as bank president
through cashiers and treasurers galore.
Others.
. "And the railroad men are here too
! doing fine work in developing the
Little did dream had such list of
coming managers when L was here. /
wonder that they did not manage me
, in those daysl 1t is high art for chill
! dren to manage parents-though some
do tit may be higher for students
: to manage their teachers. Here is the
list as l have it of those who are OF
E have been managers of plantations
E businesses or departments alphabet
! ical):
= George Angus, Davies & Co.; Frank
Atherton, Sugar Factors; George
5 Cooke, Molokai Ranch; Jas. P. Cooke
Alexander g. Baldwin, Honolulu; VIM
G. Cooke, Alexander g. Baldwin, New
York City; Ben. d. Baldwin, Makaweli
: Co.; Harry A. Baldwin, Paia Co.; VIM
A. Baldwin, Makaweli Co., Haiku P
: APP. & Fruit Co.; John F. Low, Hind
Rolph; Alex. Lyle, drydock; Hugh
Hebron Walker. Hawaiian Trust Com
, pany; Rolph Wilcox, Grove Ranch
Twelve of them.
stBut in matters of the government
: lis where the boys shine most. Foul
have been members of the legislature
and have done fine there, am told
: Hon. A. r. Judd, Hon. David K. Baker
: senators; Hon. Ella E. Long, and Hon
= Ohas' a. hlee1 representatives.
. And Still Others.
( sat the present time the Hon
: Henry G. S. Hapai is acting treasurer
J of the Territory-being registrar Tire,
are assistant tax assessors: Lui s. Ke
t humane, James Keola, nenry Lyman.
g "Wm. IL. Rice is sheriff of Kauai
s Nm. Richard deputy sheriff of Hawaii
s VIM. I. Rawlins is assistant United
}. States attorney. Arthur Brown is as
: sistant county attorney. Jas. Bicknell il
auditor Oahu county. Arthur IL. Rice
is treasurer Kauai county. Walter Il
Wall, surveyor general of the Terri
y tory. And there are many Others il
places of trust and special service
. at home and abroad.
"SOme of our girls are running ID,
= marriage) both the army and the navy
: and doing it well. And to cap it all
learn l am grandfather to Gould
: AT least one of the girls has Goul'
= for a son-in-lawl
= "But do you wonder that am prou'
to have been in any way related to thi