Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

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nlshop as associatc editor and Mr.
Theodore Richards IS business man.
ager. The paper Wa Increased y
this time to l6-page pAo1r and me
subscription price was re4Nre1 ~
$50 per year. The general appear'
ance Of the paper was greatly I'M
proved and some very artistic cover
designs were introduced In 1904 Br.
Doremus Scndder became managing
editor and In 1908 he became editor
in-chief. with Rev. Frank Scudder act.
ing "a managing editor. A board OF
editors was organized composed Of
eight men eminently capable or main
tanning and advancing the high stand
ard In Hawaiian Journalism that The
Friend had been so long In creating
FOR itself. Today The Friend staff Is
composed of the following people
Editor.in-chief, Dr. Doremus Scudder;
managing editor. Rev. FRANK Scudder;
business manager, Mr.. Theodore Rich
ards: associate business manager.
Mss Emily v. warinner; circulation
manager. Edwin A. Cooper; board OF
i editors. DIR. Doremus SeHdder, Rev.
1 Frank Scudder, Rev. A A. Ebersole,
Rev. @. II. Guiick, Mr. Theodore Rich
ards. Rev. Norman Schenck. Miss EN-
ilv Y. Warinner. Rev. William West
j eryeh and DR.. R. D. Williams.
very interesting thing to note Is
il the advertisements that appeared u
i the early numbers of The Friend. The
4 first advertisement TO appear In Tne
4 Friend Was in January, 1914, and reaf
as follows:
"Mr. J. H. Passenger, maker and re
!. pairer of piano fortes, desires 70 10
j form the public that he is ready Z
! execute work In the most satisfaetor,
manner. He is to be seen at JON
/ NUNS. Honolulu
. No other advertising appeared y
the uaper during the year, but in De
cember. 1913, the following letter wa
+ received from the we'll known Iirm 9
4 G. Brewer & Co., of Honolulu;
n Honolulu. Dec. 90 1914.
ol Dear Sir: We learn with niue
4 pleasure that It is your intention
d issue The Friend for the coming yea
' semi-monthly. We trust that you ma
j receive an increase of funds to NEE
2 the additional expenses, and we AZ
!. DESTROYS of making you proposition
. which will, II accepted by you. enaDl
|, won to add materially to the funds
r the paper, increase its usefulness an
4 confer a great benefit upon the me
) camille community. It is that 70
: Twill receive advertisements in the &C
+ umns Of The Friend, which, from !
s extensive circulation. offers great
= yantages as a medium to the adye
: Using community.
BY devoting, say the last page
10 The Friend to this purpose we thin
= the circulation of the paper. and co
q seouently its usefulness, would
!. much increased, and you would be e
Il abled by the funds arising rom U
8 branch to aid In a still greater
5. gree the noble cause to which y
= have devoted your valuable journ
s and also oblige your nurnero
- friends.
u If YOU conclude to accede to this
: quest the terms will be easily arraI
ed.
with sentiments of respect, we
- main, yours truly,
a. C. BREWER & CO
y To the Rev. S. G. Damon, editor
y The Friend. Honolulu.
u II is needless, perhaps, to say Il
the publisher had the good sense
70 act favorably upon so good sugg
VI ton, nor is it to be wondered at q
ne in the next Issue Of The Friend
pa peared the advertisement OF G. BIZ