Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-27
Kapiolani Park Superintendent
Tells Heart-Rending Story
of Animal Affection
RY LORNA JARRETT

of Animal Affection
By LORNA JARRETT
Animal love aud affection is again
brought to our notice through a story
which Mr.. John Wise, superintendent
Of Kapiolani park. tells.
Ii has been the desire of Mr.. Wise
and the animaI-keeper. Mr.. Conrad, to
show the public happy family. This
family was to consist of three or four
monkeys, q dog, cat, goat and pig.
Consequently a monkey and kitten
we're brought up together. They got
along famously. Then kitty and her
foster brother were put into a cage
with two or three other monkeys
Naturally few sharp spats followed
in which kitty's foster brother protect
ed her valiantly. However, kitty be-
ing OF that wise nature which cats
possess and having had a thorough
training in monkey antics soon be-
came accustomed to her new friends
and all went well.
Crowds of children would gather
you do that. Besides, it isn't right
to treat a fellow as II he was not an
honorable man"
''oh, no. no, not that! do. Oh
he's going to speak! Aren't you
crazy about him."
Scene q: Two elubwomen, leaders
Of the TWaddledeedum set. Very Sc
rious Of expression. Carrying hand;
somely-bound volumes Of Tasore's
poems (purehased that morning at
the bookstore) and notebooks. Later
on they will lecture to the club on,
what Tasore Meant TO Me-" and
.Tsgore, the Man: A Prophet and a
Paradox. His place In Literature and
Art" Arriving late, they plough their
way W front ard occupy two seats
set aside for special guests. r.,
~ ---.
."Tes, | feel that this is rare OPP.
,portunity to. sit at the feet of a mast
er OF literature and absorb some of
the some of the originalities Of his
thought. Have you accepted much of
Tagger's philosophy" -,
mo, only that freedom of action
is the essential quality read that
in his interview In the paper this az
ternoon just before | came up, but
mostly have been reading his poet
ical works ever since l heard he was
coming He isn't here yet, is he?
What have you read of hfs?"
"Oh, almost everything. Il have
begun to see past the mere eXternals
of words into the inner, esoteric mys-
teries of his deeper thought. There
isn't any OF him on the surface. He
is, | understand, not out of the ordin-
airy in appearance except for his pic.
turesqIc dress, but certainly he is
one of the rara spirits of the earth.
As / have read his works have felt
the inner, esoteIie mysteries Of the
Orient intoxicating themselves in my
own alter Ego and subconsciously
perhaps j have been able to attune
myself to the Perceptions Of the Elk.
quisite and the inner, eso-and the
Enigma of the Cosmos. That, think,
shows him at his finest-the Enigma
of the Cosmos. / hope that he will
tell us something Of the Cosmos and
the Enigma today"
ooh, am so sorry that / have not
learned more Of his philosophy be-
fore coming here! It would have
meant SO much, today
Yes, /, am sure so. Already | can
imagine how his first words will at
tune themselves to the Promptings Of
the Universe as revealed in the ED
bryanic Unfolding of the Individual
That and the Sublimity of the, Uld-
mate are two of his fayorite themes.
You see that study of his works we'll
repays you-they are perfectly clear
to me now. a. first did not under
stand at all about the Metaphysical
Symbolism Of the Verities but now
| see perfectly that the Transmigra-
ton of MonotneIsm makes for Evo-
lutional Epiricism and therefore that
Hedonistic Epistomolcgy must be CO.
incident and concurrent with Trans
.endental PostivIsm as functioned Ia.
the Atomic Intuition of the Erudite!"
"Ah, how clear you make it all. -.
|, am sure now that his lecture will
mean so much more to me-"
Scene 5: Group of three massive
ladies first mentioned. BY this time the
pavilion is crowded; they are in the
middle Of the throng. The poet is
reading from his child poems, having
his Introductory discourse.
We'll. | amt heard anything very
mystic yet. Have you? | thought mis-
talk about schools was awful ordin-
airy. III bet Superintendent Kinney
knows just as much about schools as
he docs. even il the College Club
doesn't think so, But don't he use