The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-26
A DEMOCRATIC POSSIBILITY.

4, 81, ~ ,, 70 o1t today in the Star office showing how
well Mr. Bryan thought OF Myor Ta 3 spbeT 9loor that
was the paper-appears the Caynor bill OF political ana "''' ~
Here s Se d cIac Of conscientious diligence city employment
BY working 5 .fs y"s af only fifteen minutes lunch
? Established cighthour day for city emp9yes ana o'
anu Rnnded hundreds OF ncompetents and necuris out OF the
public Offices dcrecng that such places must be heo by "e "
By mean. bureau Of weights and measures sy a
closed and put an end to w1a seems b BAKERS fshnen etc., under
the title Of Custom Of Trade , ;
" Broke the politicians over police stopped popT[
tino Illegal arrests illegal breaking into citizens houses u
an end to muggng lphoographns OF unonVe4 p'9 and sent
narnen and favored policemen back to patrol duty ,i
Broke g%n mo eo PTs or allowing Violations the
law Enforced the excise law as IT written td new one
Dl1 nJ ending Graft and waste Of 100000 year
Cut number newspapers receiving city advertising ''""
eighty to Dismissed Re the old Aqucuct that for had been
te7 board pledged wind up work by June ana 60 out b
It did wind up the s %oTs scue S Supreme Court judges
in improper appointments in these condemnation proceedings
Decreed and enforced aic c a in every Dark This
action decreased fatalities for the day IRON twenty average per
Year, woundngs and mammRs 0" zoo 10 'e sS ''o
nifty TO Sd the baseball season in by presiding
M f c and irving local players such abundance OF luck
that thew are now the lead their respective leagues
H. Visited and cqmnmefa u" and tasted oc Of their PROD
uct spoke OF cheer and told them that back to the farm
T. Cordially welcomed the walker at the end OF his
Unconstitutional trip hang him "od friend and euogng his
display of vigor and grit
IS Sold all superHuous automobiles owned by city stopping
officials riding saving 100000 annually in auto repairs Set the
good example walking and fro N miles, between his home
and the city hall. 49,
a. Saved the of Mr. Shepard editor during blizzard
In the darkness and storm Mr. Shepard
fell from rcle and broke his legs The mayor climbed
down to considerable risk covered him from the cold and
then fought place where he could obtain assistance
Is Excused the official catcher from Jury duty on account
of the importance his oicethn finding him learned
svapped quotations with him. and said: AS read in
Quxote The mountains breed learned men and philosophers
found in the hutS Shepherds.
10 When Rev Charles H. Pakurst president OF the Society
for Prevention OF Crime called the with Of advice
the latter grae discussed great city problem with him. calling his
attention to ecys chapter the Oldest profession the world St
Augusnes confessions. lys works with which the
assumed Parkhurst perfectly familiar
Refused permit a missionary who wanted to
preach Christianity the Jews The inquired whether Jews
have not good religion of their and whether that
Christianity much to the Jews ...
49, Out his private purse gave dinner worthy OF Luulu
10 Prince Tsa Of China Gave particularly jolly dinner to the
newspaper the city hall The landlord tried the
wrong sort the insisted receiving what he had
ordered and paid for.
10 Vetoed adernanic permit establishing tag day in Rich
ond borough the benefit Of the ladies OF certain hospital The
MAYOR said believed such official action illegal and
certain mseemlcpeciay employment OF children to
tag" or beg .
denounced William Randolph Hearst ogcr and falsiier pub
lie documents Hearst sued newspapers that published
mayors speech, but failed the mayor.
p. Warned magistrates to try each carefully, and to