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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-25
REPORT
HUMANE SOCIETY
Splendid Showing for Year by
Miss Rose Davison-Some
Recommendations.
(From Thursday Advertiser)

"vicious habits in children are de-
veloped to some extent by lack of
parental supervision, particularly in
the night time Roaming the streets at
night, following the organization of
gangs, the worst habits are formed,
which often lead ito the police and
juvenile courts and to avoid large
percentage of this viciousness, the cur
few law should be enforced, - said HUI
name Officer Rose Dawson, in her re-
port at the annual meeting of the HUI
name Society at the Young yesterday
morning.
''The Humane Society has no eXecI-
tive power in this, and only for the
reason that the society is interested in
the welfare of children does your Off
Ger feel that every preventative meas
ure that will keep children off the
streets should be adopted. 1t would
be wise for the society to take active
steps towards setting the machine in
motion to have the present law en-
forced, and if it is found that the law
is weak to make an effort to have it
properly amended by the coming leg
islature. -
large and enthusiastic gathering
agreed with Miss Dawson that definite
steps should be taken as she had sug-
gested The interest in the meeting
was so sincere that the remarkable ac-
complshments of the society in the
past few years are not marveled at.
The majority of the credit for the
good work was accorded Miss Dawson
and the commentator for her past
years work was unanimous.
Verbal praises and letters from tour.
lists who have passed through Homo
lulu are constantly coming to Miss
Dawson, remarking upon the splendid
condition of the cab horses and all ami
mails used for hauling or team work.
cit is a pleasure declared ira
weller not long ago, " to watch wagons
and their loads pass up and down the
street after viewing the cruel treat
ment of the work horses in some parts
of the States. And it is indeed n
pleasure to ride behind such fine,
sleek, well fed cab horses. -
The financial standing of the society
is in good condition and the 5000
winch was paid to Miss Lucy Ward
as Miss Dawson IS substitute was do
mated 10 the club by Miss Ward. SHE
was given special vote of thanks.
MIS-. l.. l.. McCandless. the retiring
president, placed before the society It's
purposes and duties. Her suggestions
10 the organization in part were:
Presidents Address.
"In considering the cooperation aud
kindly assistance from the citizens OF
Honolulu both in friendly aud ma.
terinl way, ! can ray that The Officers
have striyen eonseienfiously to main
tain the high standard OF effective
work established during the first year
of the Organization We had hoped
anung tAe year 40 establish similar
or branch societies on the other isl.
ands, bat iAu conditions 81 our
finances has thus far prevented our
eAteuding the work materially beyond
our own city AZ We have 40 printed
constitution lel nae quote from Article
II, iha met object Of the Hawaiian
Humane Society
The purpofas Of the soeieiy arei
fi4si' 70 provide effective means fof
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-25
KAMAAINA PILOT IS
ElGHTY-TW0 TODAY

Capt. Peleg p, Shepherd, for many
years government pilot at the port
Of Honolulu, will today receive the
congratulations OF his many friends
upon the eighty.seeond anniversary of
his birth. Captain Shepherd was born
at New Bedford, Massachuseits aud
first came 10 Honolulu Ia 1919 as the
captain 81 a whaling vessel
When he left the sea. be settled here
aud for sixteen years served as pilot,
retiring about sixteen years ago, his
residence being at 1888 Pensacola
street. He still takes great interest ia
harhor matters and very morning may
be seen taking the eight ffteen Puma
hon ear Tor the pilot office. where ha
ehatF with the pilots who are then
~ leisure. IL i eaioying excellent
health
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-25
DO NOT LOSE HOPE
Rheumatism Is Cured Every Day
by a Treatment That Really
Cleanses the Blood Of the
Rheumatic Poisons.

Why are there 90 many failures In
che treatment OF rheunatsm7
Why are 10 many sufferers resigned 10
. life OF pain, dcspairing OF a per-
manent cure?
Because rheumatism defics any treat
mont that docs not build up and purify
the blood. The poisons Of rheumatism
arc in the blood and il Is only through
the blood that the disease can be fought
successfully.
Unless the blood Is weak and impure,
rheumatism cannot get foothold.
When il does the thin and impure
blood isnot strong enough to overcome
the poisons alone. 1t must be strength
ened and purified DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People are the best blood
building medicine you can take.
Mrs. Walter Anderson, OF X. f. D.,
-Valeda, Kansas, says: "When was
about thirteen years OF age l had q
severe attack of innammatory rheuma-
tism in my limbs, which were terribly
swollen. / suffered intense pain and
from that time until / took DIR. Will
liams' Pink Pills suffered a general
weakness. There was constant pain
through my head and never saw a
we'll day. was weak, generally run
down and had no ambition to work.
My blood was thin and lost in weight.
] was tired and languid all OF the time.
] had no appetite and my stomach was
out of order. Whenever / was chilled
/ was troubled with rheumatic pains
in my limbs. was very nervous and
was often confined to bed for week
''The doctors did not do me particle
OF good and they did not seem TO know
what allied me. After being under their
care for some time, my father decided
TO have me try DR.. Williams Pink Pills,
/ could see that they were helping me
after taking few boxes asmy strength
came back and my headaches disap-
peared. l have been in ve-y good
health since"
A booklet, Building Up the Blood, "
containing helpful information about
rheumatism, aiter-efiects OF tie grip and
fevers, anemia and chlorosis, will be
sent free upon request.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or will be sent, postpaid,
on receipt of price, 30 cents per box
six boxes, $3.50, by the Or Williaml
Medicine Co., Schenectady, n. Y.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-25
Down EXPERIMENT.
you wan Make No Mistake II you
Follow This ADVICE.


Never neglect your kidneya
II you have pain Ia the back, urinary
disorders, dizziness and nervousness,
it's time TO act and no time to expert.
mont. These arc common symptoms OF
kidney trouble, and you should seek
remedy which ~ recommended for the
kidneys
Doan's Bnckache Kidney Pills is the
remedy to use. IL has cured many
stubborn cases.
Can Honolulu residents demand fur.
Their proof than the following testi.
moniali
Mrs. Conrad Becker, 3s Chestnut
Square, Jamaica Plains, Boston, Mass,
says: 81 win never be able to praise
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills too
highly in return for the benefit they
brought mo, | suffered intensely from
kidney complaint for year and
though l tried almost everything, l
found no relief until 1 used Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills. My back and
head ached intensely and had such
terrified dizzy spells that often had
to give up my homework and lie
down. The kidney secretions were in
bad shape and my appetite was poor.
When Doanis Backache Kidney Pills
were recommended to me, | used them
and it was not long before they COM
plotely cured me. have never had .
recurrence of kidney complaint"
Doan g Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at 90 cents per box, (six boxes $2.5O),
or will be mailed on receipt of price
by the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Remember the name, Doau's. and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-25

ehise. Now. believe. and think
everyone vii agree uiih me. ne Rapid
Tfansi officials influiri, ihat This fgafI
elise tension is mniicr for Homo
in'u alone and not ore that properly
should be lcit. for confederation 10 The
mon itrs from Maui. Kauai and Hawaii,
whose only interest IN The franchise hill
w. tt 20 ufv ii go lofroll some bill At
feet ne tNeir own particular county. The
Rnpid Transit officials eau DO business
with board Of supervisors better than
they can no " with legislature. and
without any more danger Of 'hold-up,
in addition 20 which they can meet the
citv board every week, while they have
to wait two years to come before the
legislature.
~ believe that this franchise. Just
like other franchises and privileges that
have to do soiely with Honolulu, should
be settled alone by the men elected TO
represent Honolulu. In the same way,
| see no reason why the people Of Homo
lulu should have anything to say about
the Hilo street railway franchise.
waterworks and Sewers.
''In the same way, 1 believe that Ho.
nolulu should be in control of its own
public utilities, such as sewers and
waterworks. l appreciate the fact that
these things are and will have to be
nominally in control of the superintend
emit of public works, because of the
terms of the various bond issues, but
the actual control should be vested il
the city government. The Territorial
government must trust us, and we mus
have men in office whom the territorial
government can trust; that is all Their,
is to that
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-25
Col. Parker Would Have Homo
lulu Equal in Rights to Cities
of the Mainland.
RAPID TRANSIT FRANCHISE
He Sees No Reason Why Homo
lulu Should Not Deal With
This Matter Alone.
(From Thursday Advertlser)

t'In. order that the businessmen of
the community may be encouraged,
through self-interest, to take a more ac.
tive interest in the affairs of their city's
government, l am prepared, if elected
mayor of Honolulu ON November 5, to
commence an agitation for very com.
prehensive extension of the powers of
the city government says Col. Sam
Parker. al believe that when the mu-
nicipal system is carried further toward
the logical end and more and more of
the public utilities come under the di-
rect supervision of the city government,
the large taxpayers will pay more atten-
ton to that government, and there will
be an improvement all along the line,
with more of the substantial men of the
community taking part in the running
and the selection of the government.
"GovernOr Frear, in advocating the
new tax law, which gives the super
visors of the various counties certain
rights for fixing the tax rates, express
ed an opinion that when we force such
duties upon the supervisors we force the
electorate to maintain high municipal
standards and make more direct the re.
lationship between the taxpayers and
the ones who spend the taxes. | am in
hearty agreement with this stand of the
Governor, but ! go further than he did
at the time. i am in favor of giving
the municipality practically what all
mainland municipalities have; the con
troll and supervision of the waterworks
and sewers, the full control over the
streets and lanes, and the full jnrisdic-
ton over all franchise privileges and
rights to be granted in the future with.
in the city.
Wants to Advance City.
81 have embodied my ideas concern.
ing these things in the platform ] am
preparing, and | am prepared TO adj
, vance them as issues in the present cam
paign, If Honolulu is to advance AT the
rate she should, the municipality should
be one in fact and not in name alone
As mnyor of Honolulu | would want 10
see the progress we are to make 10 be
as rapid as is consistent with good gov.
eminent, and ! believe that the city Is
10 be given a frst-rate board Of super.
visions this election and will be IN 90.
sition 10 take mp important questions in
the proper manner,
Rapid Transit Franchise.
In the matter of future privileges
ana franchises within The city, ] have
IN mind NJ the present time the fact
that the Rapid Transit Company win
undoubtedly he applying agniH YeY
enon, probably al the fret session Of the
legislature, for ~ extension d ~ fran
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-25
GREAT MEETING
At WATERFOWL
tConIlnucd irom rnee one. }

Continued from lngc OncD
done and will do for the people Of this
Territory, cannot understand why any
tody wants TO experiment with thc
Democrats.
"0ur Delegate TO Congress, Prince
Kuhio, is responsible for many OF tue
benefits we have received. lie heads
our Republican ticket.
al urge you TO eonsdcr well the
proposition of the next board Of sIpcs.
risors. We want board that will work
in harmony and realize the needed i'm.
provements in this city Let not the
next board be rent asunder by any
Democratic injection. Give MS n unan-
imous Republican board of supervisors,
with Sam Parker as mayor, and we will
fulfill to the letter the pledges that we
have made. Without support VIC will
fail
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-25
ms POLITIoAL sIGNIFIoANoB.

"Fether, said tho small boy, "What
is notIfeali0ufi
" notifications my son, i formal
itY Of publicity reminding statesman
thni a nomination has accepted him
Washington Star
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-25
UP TO DATE.

"Nhat Is the meaning Of the saying,
10 take the wind ont of one + sails '97
'tlt is an old time expression mean.
lnr iho same aH our modern saying, 80
let the wind out Of one's tires -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-25

Miss Dawson was unanimously re
appointed special humane officer and
other executive officers elected as fol
lows: Mrs. S. b. Dole, president; Mrs.
l.. l.. McCandless, first yiee.president;
Mrs S. NJ, Damon, second vice.presi-
dent; Mrs. Ebcn Low, third vice presi-
dent; Miss Lucy Ward, fourth vice.
presidents; Mrs. George sherman, fifth
cepresident; Mrs. Timberlake sixth
irepresidenti Miss Nora Swan2Y, SEE,
rctary and Mrs. George G. Potter,
treasurer. The board Of directors was
elected to consist OF tho following mem
bcrs; Mrs. Haneberg, Mrs. Georg
Roliek, Mrs W. L. Whitney, Mrs. a. q.
llnwes Jr., Mrs. Robert shingle and
MIss Florence huIrey
fhe following committees were then
BrHainte1i fiuance. =. NJ. Damon. Mrs.
a. T. Wail, Mis- Lucy Ward aa1 hp.
Eben Lows education, Mrs. T.. +. Me-
Cludless Mrs, Timherlnke and Mrs..
castle Names anggetied a. inspectors
III dance halls were Mics Rose Dawson.
hlr hannell aud Judge whitney,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-25

Wright Worth, Of Row Yod Ciiy, l.
"a slopeger YiHltof on his way 20 thu
Philippines
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-25

Mrs George Brown Viii return on the
Hpuona Monday fhe WAS called 10
Fresno month ago B., the death u her
father.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-20

Is new doctrine. hut Il y as old as
ne ages Palmistry Il the creates,
lake N the country. They look At
your hand and say you are going TO
I'VE long. You are going 20 take a
long trip Yes. you are and 20 a warm
climate where I would advise you TO
take along an asbestos suit.
Slight Of Handers-
The Chaldeans never did ANYTHING
without calling in the spirits. There
are two men | would rather see than
all the spiritualists in the country IL
didn't have to 20 TO a theatre TO
see them. and they are Keller and Her.
mann. The latter is now dead. They
challenge the spiritualists to come on
the stage and do everything they can
and the next night they will do the
same things and a lot Of other things
they cannot do. These men are mtre.
ly sleight OF hand performers and
don't profess TO be anything else hut
these spiritualists are tricksters.
Spiritualism DESTROYS the nerves and
wrecks the nervous system. II has
broken up families and sent girls 10
lives OF shame. Spiritualism is against
Christianity and II Is unclean, adulter.
can understand why every Spiritual.
list ought 10 be a Christian. but can't
understand why any Christian should
be a Spiritualist
One medium predicted the day anc
the hour she was going to die and
when that time case she did. But
when the doctor came he pumped
enough strychnine out OF her stomach
to kill an army.
All Have Failed.
None OF the these doctrines are
founded on the Bible and all who have
tried 10 down the old book have fail.
ed. lngersoll and all the others tried
1t but failed, as they found il too HARD
n nut to crack.
The scale up from barbarianism 10
civilization Is along the lire or relig.
ion. Progress goes hand in hand with
Christianity and the best Christian is
the best citizen"
Mr.. Sunday closed his sermon with
a beautiful story OF a trip through the
Bible and then asked:
How many OF you will say | be.
lieve Jesus Christ is the Saviour: !
believe the Bible is the Word OF God.
How many of you? Come on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-20
WILL ORGANIZE
FOR BIBLE STUDY
MISS MAC LAREN ADDRESSES
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS.
Meetings Growing in Interest at the
German NJ. e. church-Quar-
tette TO Sing.

Manifesting more interest than at
any previous meeting. an unusually
large number of Wheeling High
school girls attended the meeting at
the German NJ. r. church at the noon
hour yesterday. when, aside from the
regular features. a number of special
matters were taken up.
The meeting was addressed by Miss
Annie MacLaren, the sweet singer OF
the Sunday party. II had been
Planned to take up for study the fifth
chapter OF st. John, but instead Miss
MacLaren gave a talk on the general
class OF evangelistic work, telling in
very interesting manner of her own
Christian experience. and what others
could gain by giving their hearts 20
Christ Her address was highly APP
preciated by all present, and the girls
agreed that Miss MacLaren is as sue
cessful as a speaker as a singer.
At the conclusion OF the meeting
Miss MacLaren outlined the plan OF
organizing a Bible class, and this will
be done in the course OF a few days.
with a view OF perpetuating the work
Of the campaign. The Scripture les
son Cor the next meeting will be
taken from the fifth chapter OF ST
John.
The girls decided 10 have the High
school, girls Quartette sing at the next
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-20
SERIES OF MEETINGS
To Take Up Method Of Bible Study
Arranged for This Week by
Miss SAFE.

This evening at the Y. ". G A.
Miss SaIe will meet the representa-.
tives Of the business girls az the Y.
". &. A. 20 arrange for Young
Woman's bible class Miss SAKE has
also arranged a series OF morning
meetings Tor ladies 90 explain new
methods % Bible study. a. follows
Today a. 10 m. "a the home %
Mrs Noble. No. as Coal street. and
Thursday morning 90 - 81 the
home % Mn Elmer Chapman. a.
Echo Point
A very Interesting meeting and ne
trst ir the series. vas held Vesfer-
day rnoruiur a. the home % Mrs Dent
TaTlrr on fhe Island
Mis- Mlrer announces thar fhe rrHt
u-eefirr for ftr hone riris uln b.
he.d FrIfar morning a. coo hone q
Hlrs 1eTr1r or TueIffh street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-20

and wrapped his body with blue rib
bons but still he squealed for slop just
Ike a runt that wasn't worth thirty
cents. Take that $500 rooster and
turn him loose In the barnyard and he
wuld scratch for worms Just like any
other.
If ! was a Chautauqua lecturer and
would get up here In an evening dress
suit and say TO you here Is a watch
Do you know how II Is nader Yes
How do you know, Well by the
wheels. the jewels and balance bars.
would say no II Is by process OF
evolution. These various parts are
and by and 20 this fortuitous concur
renee they have fallen back to form
into a watch.
The irfidels.
IF you prefer Darwin's theory to
the book OF Genesis you are an infidel.
Give evolution full sway and you Will
have two worlds OF wrongdoing. You
might as well try to produce the ora
torio OF The Messiah from a tom cat
on the back fence as to produce evo-
luton.
Some people say well / believe In
the New Testament but not in the Ola.
Well Jesus Christ Is the centre and
circumference OF both the Ola and
New Testaments. Here is a book that
processes to be nothing more than the
Word OF God Take the Egyptian be
lief? They were taught that heaven
and earth were all jumbled together
like mush and milk. Another belief
was that IL was fire and water ana
when they were separated the earth
was water and the fishes were trans
formed into human beings. This ac-
counts for so many of YOU dirty lob
sters walking around the streets to-
day. The Chaldeans believed in light
and dark and the king that governed
the world cut his wife in two and then
guillotined himself and the drops OF
blood made the people.
Not a Monkey.
IF you believe your great. great,
great. great. great grandfather was a
| monkey and swung by the tail from
the branch OF atree in the primeval
/ forests. go ahead. but don't connect
me with any Of your ancestors. There
may be monkey blood in you. that's
up to you. but there's none in me.
IF you undertake TO break down
the word of God you are up against
the hardest job you ever had. All
have tried II and all have failed. Men
have tried TO overthrow it by science.
but the world would have no science
were IL not for the Bible. Where is
the scientist who has not been edu-
Gated by the Christian religion?
The Hindu says creation is com
posed of eight islands in a circle and
the earth is the center Then comes
that fallacy about Atlas supporting
the world on his shoulders. and IL is
pictured on the fronts OF our geogra-
PIXIES. Such NONSENSE, Who saw
him? What did he stand on? There
Is simply nothing to il. IL is hot air
IF the Bible was simply a dream
II would have failed long ago.
But. thanks be 10 God. the old ship
\ Zion has sailed on through the seas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-20
WHEELING MINISTER
Boosts Sunday in Letter Written to
Fargo, North Dakota,
Minister.

In a recent issue II the Fargo Daily
Forum. OF Fargo. North Dakota. ap-
pears lengthy letter written by Rev.
W. a. Cook. pastor OF the First Presby-
terrain church Of Wheeling. 10 Rev.
Charles Il. Adams. ID. D.. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church az Fargo. H.
which RCv. Cook praises IN highest
terms the work q Rev. w. a. Sunday.
The noted evangelist. who is conduct
ing the religions revival in Wheeling.
n the present time Rev. Cook places
Sunday above Moody. MAJOR Whl:tle.
Murphy. Torrey. and Chapman. and
says he IS the greatest living evance-
list on the American continent. with
The possible exception OF Gypsy Smith