Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-19

Honolulu is confronting prob
lens Of development admittedly
great, and their solution calls fol
citizenship of a high order to come
to the front and help in the solving
The author Of the accompanying ad
dress, Senator A. r. Judd, is not only
a keen student Of Honoluiu's needs
but an unseifish and untiring worker
for a cause which with him is par
Of a creed Of living. The Star6ul
Ietin lie glad to present in full an ad
dress presenting broad view oil
municipal needs and some suggest
ions Of how to fiji theml.
/ believe that in a club of this
kind created for the study of the so
cial conditions of the day one need
not apologize for presenting, even in
random manner, when his time
comes to address the club, one OF
more phases of the present day prob
lens of the social relations existing
in Honolulu.
1t lis trite saying that the up
per half Of the world knows not how
the under half lives, but this seems
particularly true of our town, not
withstanding its churches, hospitals
and other charitable institutions and
organizations conducted and support.
ed by the upper crust Of society. II
is difficult to get this upper crust to-
gether or to get it to examine the
body of the pie. We are far from be-
ing a homogeneous body on any sub
Jet whether you consider the pie by
itself or only the crust.
1t may be of interest to speculate
little as to the causes of this situa-
ton and perhaps to suggest some
possible remedies and curative
measure. -...
The Standard Of Living a Factor.
The rapid increase of wealth in the
hands Of few, due to our recent
prosperous years, has set a standard
of living IN certain quarters which
is comparable to those of the older
communities on the mainland and
Europe. Those Of US who are not yet
forty recall the yesterdays when few
roads were macadamized none curbed
and to drive span of horses was the
height of opulence. Now the automo-
bile has become a necessity and has
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