The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
LAST HONORS ARE
PAID BY FRIENDS
70 JOHN +. HALEY
Men From All Walks Of Life As
seHrble To Show Respect To
Late Revenue Collector
b. III.
FUNERAL GRAFTON IS
g.. ..-., DELIVERED BY HUBER
Lauds Character of Man Who
Was Always Ready To Aid
Those Who Needed Help

The body Of the late John F. Haley,
collector Of internal revenue, who died
Friday, was borne to its final resting
place in Nuuanu cemetery yesterday
afternoon, following the beautiful and
impressive funeral ceremonies Of the
Knights Of Pythias, to which organiza-
ton he belonged and which took
charge of the obsequies in accordance
with the wish expressed by. him just
before he died.
The attendance at the funeral testi.
fed eloquently to the catbolicity of
'tJim" Hnley's friendships and the
respect, esteem and deep affection in
which he was held by all who had
come into contact with him. A COVER
nor was there, and saloon. keepers,
judges and politicians, millionaires and
poor men, white men and Japanese and
Chinese, business men, newspaper men,
the Office force of the department Of
which he was in charge, women who
admired him and men, who held il an
honor to call him friend. The federal
officials of the city were among those
who bore the casket that contained all
that was mortal Of their fellow official
and co.worker for the government. A
newspaper man was among them, for
Jim, Haley was Of that crRft-a news
paper man at heart whether working
lat the game or not,
'Banlred with Flowers
The casket as IL stood in the X p.
bah was deeply covered with and SUR
rounded by flowers, the remembranees
Of individuals and organizations who
TINS paid the last possible tribute to
him who had gone. Among them was
one floral piece with the cryptic sign
y So in the center--which means In
newspaper jargon that the end has
come, the last piece, Of copy has been
fled II was sent by fellow newspaper
men who were glad to remember that
Jim Haley had been one Of them,
Following the, singing of Nearer
My God TO Thee by the Knights Of
Pythias quartet, the solemn and inn
pressiye funeral service of the order
WAS read by Chaplain Adolph B. An
gus The quartet rendered another Sc
lection and then United States Attor-
ney 9, Q. Huber stepped forward and,
speaking impromptu and with evident
Le s9n usa.ses ns nv ap..1 'nat "aS
ooth eioquent anu 'ou'n'ns'
Eager 10 Help
within an hour after / landed in
Honolulu" said the speaker, 81 met
Mr.. Haley, and from that time on we
we're closely associated in our official
relations. / had plenty Of opportunity,
therefore, to learn the delightful nature
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Always oneertui Z
l. That was Jim Haley's way. He
was always cheerful and he refused
10 do or say anything that might pre-
vent others from being cheerful. He
always wanted to help others. The
lPythian'idea Of benevolenee seemed 20
be the part Of Pythianism that he had
most thoroughly assimilated and he
I actised il ALWAYS -