Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-21
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Owing the unexpected increase numbers and of
supplies deficit of $4,000 occurs IN Industrial Schools
for which appropriation requested These items included in
previously noted amounts under heading Education"
MORAL PROBLEMS.
The LiqHor Problem ~
No laws primarily offensive than sunuary
interference with rational social convenona,cs established by
long noensye usage This phase problem may be
said have begun the changing OF into the
wedding Cana of Gale hundred years
ago -"..:,
The lberaty as to liquor traffic OF legislation by political
has been abused by the ordnae constituencies greed
of the large majority Of the retailers of hard liquors and
malt liquors.
Legislative bodies and commissions have tried to hold the
traffic that moderation incidental ociably and
fellowship it is presumed human Beings seek, but there is
marked and painful degree of failure
II hoped large number of unattached single men
here and thousands yet Gomez might provided oppor
uy for rational social entertainment with if desired light
malt beverages and thus satisfy degree their good fellow
ship longings "1 .@ *.=s~s#=
Alone night after night, visited and mingled with the sol
Volcano Saloon adjacent Scho6eld Barracks
found there the nornate greed of its propeors had reduced
the place of encouragement of excessive indulgence de-
basement and the extraction of the earnings of young soldiers
requested investigation by the military authorities which
suited in the closing of that saloon.
Our situation the "over the bar" liquor traffic and its
effect its patrons improving. The whole atmosphere
and influence is demoralizing
need go into details. The whole world is realizing the
effects oyer-indulgence and have been
and being taken Special privileges and exceptions should
not be granted. =..'~
If have anything absolute restriction
to the public liquors and methods Of serving as well
the prohibition of treating. .*
Should in the wisdom of the Legislature laws passed
enforcing prohibition the Governor will nterpose objections
but with greatest satisfaction approve such laws.
Viee Campaign.
have been requested to remark this subject.
The basis of the difficulty adjustment of the
sexual relations established from the beginning by the Creator
of the Universe The Creator by control of the instincts of
all life except human beings settled that phase Of relations
Mankind evidently left his soion Mankind has
divided itself into three classes First those whom
and means permit to homes children making
possible comply with the religious and social standards
within the past three thousand years; Second those whom
and lack of prohibit from the happier
dons enjoyed by the First class Third those whom
has endowed with frgid disposition
The First class think the Second Class should be-
come similar to the Third class.
For untold centuries the attempt TO reconcile physical I'M
pulses and legal and ethical mandates has continued with
immediate prospect of an effective solution
1t would be folly for attempt to advise you to
legislation such dstrauglt problem.
Law may in degree control bit the main reliance be
moral and physical training Many scientific and research
authorities believe the only solution by system Of law
enforced eugenics. =..
The desirable reforms always accomplished by viru
lent language and have felt might have been well
if those arbter of public opinion could have previously read
the New Testament eighth chapter of St John: And the
Scribe and Pharsees brought Him taken in
adultery Moses commanded that such should
be stoned but what sayest thou? He said them he that
is without SIM him first her. When He