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KVBNIKO HUtXKTtN, HONOLULU, T H . WI.n.VI.SOAY. N'OV. 2.1, 19 10
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At 120 King Street, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii.
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WEDNESDAY
A siiiRle grateful thought toward
Heaven is the most complete prayer.
Lessint,
liven stockbroker iiro thankful
that It ImHii't been worse
It would bo illlllciiH Indeed to dis
cover tt lensoli why llawnll should
not bo thankful tills J ear.
Above nil things do not glvo thanks
that oii lire nut aa other men. You
am piobably a good sight worse.
Kii olio has yet heard what Hooso
e't woiild.givo to recall the remark
that the high tost of living Is a minor
issue.
tm 1.. .......niltii tinit llu.rn will
le no limit to tho gratitude of pres
ent residents and future generations
In Honolulu.
All an) one wants from tho coming
legislative Kcsslon Is a squnrc deal.
It ought not to bo necessary to light
for It In n Itepubllcuu House.
Insurgency has been tho feature of
1'JIO, and there aro many bosses and
potentates whoso only leason tor giv
ing thanks Is that they are lelt with
their lives.
Something should bo dona by the
lellriug Hoard of Supervisors to give
posterity the opportunity to read that
' after lighting twelve months over tho
paving or a principal Btreet the Hoard
wound up In n blaze of glory by do
lug something.
Republicans will accomplish some
thing worth while by establishing n
comprehensive scheme for tho con
trol and care of public parks. It was
not In the platform, but Is n matter
that needs attention In a city that as
pire.! to be u Hundred Thousand Ho
nolulu by 101.'.
Tho campaign of 1'JIO should bo a
lesson lo "good" but foolish citizens,
that It Is a civic crime to allow an
enemy of the public good to operate
unopposed lor two years, und leave
tho repairing or all this damage to
tho last two or thice wcoks previous
to tho voters going to the polls.
Nothing wohld imprest the com
munity more than an Investigation of
tho bilbcry charges that are reck
lessly made by Irresponsible persons.
If tlio people want their money spent
In ch.islng'down- political phantoms,
they have no reason to complain when
tho time of legislative bodies Is tak
en up by Individuals whu talk agulnst
tliuo and to no purpose.
Our Democratic fi lends nppeur to
have had no Intesest In contesting elec
tions until the Republicans showed u
deslio and Intention to secuie a rul
ing on tlio llugrant violations of tho
law. Tho Democrats, In other words,
aro meeting tho Itepubllcuu move for
Hie protection of tho ballot, with a
blufr And nothing remains but for
tho Republicans to call it.
THANKSGIVING.
This Is tho year In Hawaii's his
tory when tho good tilings of life have
been poured into Its lap most boun
teously. '
" ft is lliiposslblo to 'iind any"twolvo
moiith'sidurlng which material berie-
II ts Imvo been showered upon theso
t ; ,-. i . . iim . ,,i r-
isiauus iruui so uiuiiy uuieieiu 11111.-1;-tlons.
;l'rog'rcs'sMiai on jho," word Jhat
mils tho occuslon lii every walk of
life. Improvement has marked tho
iiimir.iiiilty In every lino of develop
ment. More business has been done
und better returns have, been obtained
from the products of tho llelds. This
bus enabled those actively engaged
In the particular pursuits of advanc
ing a general uplift among their fel
low men, to do mole und better work,
hiondcn their Held of activity and
leach effectively a larger number uf
peir.ous.
Never a year paisos that thn peo
'pie1 of woitiiy ambition do iiot ueo
3 Z.-tJk3
Tttai.aj
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
WUKKLV HUUUUTIN
Pt Six MuTilai O .o
Pet Yttr( iiirwhetelu U.S I.im
Pet ler ttiywhcrr n Cuiaifa. !
Per Vei isoitptltl, fotiijtn. ... 3.w
NOVEMBER 23. 1010
many, many places whero the record
could bo betteied The leward how
ever Is seldom 111 the perfect reali
zation but rather In u constantly clos
er approach to the Ideal, n better year
than thu previous one.
Hawaii has been happy Indeed In
the record of good works us compared
with former jears. Financially It Is
strong. Morally It Is steadily raising
Itn standard, l'olltlcally Its people
buvo undeigone experiences that
tested the judgment and Integrity of
thn electorate with the result that our
citizenship does not suffer by com-1
pailson with the oldest communities
of our country.
While giving thanks for tho bless
ings of u kind l'rovldence, wo should
not forget that tho uses to which those
blessings aro put furnish the test of
Individual worthiness.
May the day of Thanksgiving llnd
l.ono wanting In a record of honest
endeavor during the year closed, or
lacking determination to do belter In
the dus to come.
A SERMON WORTH WHILE.
A Philadelphia preacher delivered a
political sermon recently which do
serves mora than passing comment.
It was not a sermon denouncing
those in authority and picturing the
city us n blut. It was n wholesome
sermon with emphasis laid uioii the
duty of citizenship.
Ills theme was co-operation.
Ho suggested that II, Instead of find
ing fuult und complaining, tho citizen
would adopt the method of cooperat
ing with the Mayor and with tho oth
er municipal authorities, ho would bo
doing a good service.
This was not the usual sermon.
Many ministers, like others of us,
consider their chief duty to be fault
finding. Eo many of, us neglect tho
Importance of co-operntlon.
Communities cannot bo composed
of Individuals especially created after
ono ' particular pattern; generally.
there are us many types as there are
men nnd v.'omcn.
Government must be administered
with iv strict regard for the views us
well us tho rights of all.
Uecause a man does not llko his
neighbor Is not a sullklent reason
why ho should refuse to co-operate
with him In n street Improvement that
Is to their muaial udvuntugo.
Uecutise men do not llko public, of
ficers, or ugrco with them on Inci
dental iiucktiuus of politics, Is not a
good reason why they should resort
to fuult-llndlng und refuse to do their
share to mako things better.
I'rogiess Is written not In fault
finding, but in making the best of
conditions.
And When tho Ilev. Mr. Randolph,
of tho Trinity Methodist church,
preached co-operation, ho gavo good
advice to tho titlon who would count
himself n factor In tho community,
and set an example for other min
isters in other communities.
give mm
THANKSGIVING FUND FOR
KING'S DAUGHTERS' HOME
The Thanksgiving offering at Con
tral IJiiIqii Niuieh will bo devoted to
Hie King's Daughters Home.
'"Miss Carrlo tlllmnn, treasurer of
the King's Daughters' Homo fund,
asks,. that, those ,vyho can not attend
tho sorvfc uf tliri'cliiirch will soml
their offerings to her.
About ten years ago a small num
ber of vvomon bunded together lis a
King's Daughters' Clrclo for tho pur
pose of learning moro how to llvo
Tor others, taking for their motto,
"Not lo bo mlnlsletod unto, but to
minister." Mrs. V. L. Hopper, the
Hut leader, bus orcupled thai post
over fclure. During these years tho
members have hoped th time would
come vvhon a homo could be built for
thoso who are no longer In nctlyo
I life, nnd who aro perhaps alono with
no onono lovingly care ifor them
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
30 Acre Pineapple Ranch
Now In IiIrIi stale of cultivation.
House, burn, ftook mul Implements.
1'ilce la very low.
Trent Trust Co., .Ltd.
FOR SALE
. !..
Two Fine Lots in
Puunui
A Big Bargain
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd.
BETHEL STREET
USE THE
Wireless
IN YOUR BUSINESS
during their last jears on earth.
With the help uf an Interested
friend siuh n homo was opened on
July IS on Maklkl stieet. but It Is
too small and a larger homo Is need
ed hotter lilted for tho purpose. Tho
aim of tho clrc.e Is 111 at to furnish
a genuine, home to all those In need
became of age or weakness and, sec
ond, to furiiiili a Christian homo for
persons In mlddlo llfo or past who
recclvo but a trlffo for their labor
and nro uiialdo to pay tho usual
boardliiB.bouso intes, nnd, lastly, to
furnish for ilonvalcscents releiued
from the cure of hospital nnd physi
cian, without a homo or means apd
unable to work for a while, a place
where they may go nnd have loving
caio for n few weeks nnd someone
to help nurse them hack to sticngth.
The clrclo hopes Hint someone will
give n house for such a purpeso oi
glvo tho means to build ono and en
dow It.
Tho Commercial Club will bo open
to members and ladles tomorrow ut
which n dinner will bo served ut G:SP
p. in.
Waterhouse Trust
Real Estate for Sale
Special Opportunity
Someone can cecurc a nice home
in KAIMUKI at a discount of 10
on its actual cost, owing- to the fact
that the owner has left the country
and wishes us to make n quick sale.
Cash of instalments, Particulars at
our office.,
We have nlso n
Knlakaua avenue,
Waterhouse Trust
FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS HONOLULU, T. II.
nr '
I j I tyum w9 ivPWar5JI I
Holiday
Framing'
We use the same crafts,
manlike methods in making
our frames as in our Christ
mas Novelties all original
with a well Lalan.cd stork to
tclcct frcm.
(SURREY'S
WORK-ILL STOP;
i.
(Continued from Pace 1)
nt Oils service It Is composed of tho
following well known volcc.i; Sopra
nos Mis. It. 11. Allen, Miss lleltha
Kemp: ulfos. Mrs. Chas. Weight, Mrs.
Pineapples
Order Hbw
Avoid Xmas Hush
ISLAND FRUIT CO.,
72 S. King Street
$2000 haiRain on
Chester Ilium, tenuis, rhlllp I full. Ar
llmr Wall; liWBs. OKi; llioWli, CheA
ter Livingston,
Tho olltrlnn tu lis taken will lie do
nnti'il to tho KIiik'h D.iUKhtoiM' Home,
icntitl) opined mi Maklkl street.
A union service o( tho llplccopal
chinches will lie held nt St Andrew's
(Jnlhulrul.iit ten o'clock lumurruw
morning. HIkIiI Kev. II. tl. HeBtarlck
Illshop of Hawaii, will preach the net
111011.
"At 0 o'clcuk tomorrow moriiliiK n
special mass will be held nt tho t'.ilh
ollc XTatlioilriil 4iii I'oit sheet, The
Catholic churches of tlip . cltV will
unite. IllshiinfLJIiortjIji fill Mini, nnd
no jirogram lus'becn aiiiioiincpd
At Kuwalahao eliiircb there will bo
Ftittinl services at eleven nVlorV nml
III sorcial other churches 1huro wlllH
bo n Hieirt celebrnllim of the ilny.
AIAl-AXE
Mlsr Ju la KuhuolMluhala b.ucd her
good light aim mid wlcluctl a rormihlo
looking nuaiaxe or cleaver In a lleiu-j
taiiiu Mice! lodging house nt an call)
hour this morning and tho result of
l.er manipulation of the weapon, a
Hawaiian Kill ilulna II and 1'ollcu Of
beer Kuwe have been laid up for io
palis 'Hi' li wunan was taken to tho
(Juecn's HiHplinl short)) before two
t clock this moijilng there to receive
medical intention, tl being found that
rhe had suffered n number of cuts and
hiulscs as n lesult of tho treatment
udliilnlsteied by Miss Julia.
Thu gio.i-oyod minister Jealousy Is
'a'.il to have been at thu bottom of
no affray thai declined In tlio tipper
ii.oui of a house located near the cor
ner or llcictanla mid l'aliaht Btreet at
one o'tloe-k th's morning.
It appeals Unit the two women were
rivals In a contest for Hie heart nnd
affection of a young man employed
In one of the local printing
establishments. They met nt thu spe
cial Imitation uf the former husband
of the 11 woman. It was nut very long
hcfoip there was something doing.
In the cauiso of the melee, Julia Is
alleged to have fmmil a lusty looking
cleaver linug.ng upon tho kitchen wall
and grasping th weapon, pnceedeil
to sail Into her antagonist und haled
rival.
About tho time that the affray was
assuming serious propoi lions I'ollca
Officer Knwe appeared upon the sreno
urn! In attempting to effect tho arrest
e-f the now Infill Inted Julia, the min
ion of law and order received a con
de cf nai ty cuts with Iho moat-axe.
II li chniged thi'l sufficient Torco was
ooiclsod lo Kever the tow of the
heavy shoo worn liv the policeman
In sn daliig. q portlcn of the flesh was
'lit en ilOltlcer Kawe has been iinnblo
It vrort for duty In coiisciiucnco at
1 1 utlclpntton In the pil.x-up.
.inlla has b-cn Ir.oked at police stu
I - "d will leeclvn disposition at tho
h ml of Juigo I.ymcr on Krblny.
BARBERS LEFT
SI
On the Sierra Ibis innrnlns Hear
Admiral arid Mrs Giles 11. Harbor io-
turned to tho coast, Instead of wait-
lug for the Manchuria next week
I Admlial and Mrs. limber havo been
In the city ncary two weeks the. tilp
being msdo heio lis Mis. Jlatber hud
never Mad nn opportunity of visiting
, Honolulu In all tho years that she has
, been the wife of a salloiniiin.
I When iho Admlial nrilved ho said
inn ue aim .irs, narucr inienueu ic
tiiinliig to tho cuai.t- on the Mauchu
1 In but Just 11 day or two ago I Ik'
plans wcio changed, partly becus.i
tho lapchuria was Jalo, nml they left
this morning on tho Sierra. Admiral
nnd Mrs, Ilces wcro at the dock lo seo
them off.
The Imported handkerchiefs and
Irish tabic linen at Sachs have been
Iho center qf u gieat deal of Interest
this week. Think of a ,i3.Cri lable
clolh with 1 dozen napkins to milch
for sr..uri.
Howard
Watches
Afiain we call your attcn
ticn to the wonderful time
keeping qualities of the How
aid Watch.
Ncaily every day the How
ard gains a life.. long friend
in n new pufchat'er, Howard.
watch:s a:ie fjaii on bu'1'.
ncss principles.' Constructed
to slar.d the test of years and
'J. -co nccurate time.
Come into our store and
let us talk "Howard Wnt'h"
to' yen.
li. F. Wichman
& Co.. Ltd.,
Leading Jewelers
FORT STREET
tyfcnn&n' ' ' ,
the ability of Lyilia K. 1'inlvlinm's Vejfefublo CVmixmwl to rure
ffiualo ill arc reciuestwl to wrllo to itay,0f nil (if tnu women lioso
cuiruct lmiucs itiul ndilitscs tiro fjiven boltrtvynnd m;o what thuy
wiy you 'nro not obliged to iwko our vvoiil for it u.sk - tlio
women who know from nrsoiinl oirioiiceth:it Lydla K l'liiIUiums
Yegetiiljlu Coinx)tuul can ami noes
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l'ar of 1). A. hniiT-om.
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Ar.,Otrmitn. MlnnrAotn.
MlniicnKiliillri Jotjul.MoMan,tlUScconl
r-w, .
Ilio nlwvo names ivcre eclcrtrt
havo licpn lienplltctl by IMitt. I'inkliain'.s fatuous nicilielno, nnd no
rowiinl whntpver is uiven tlicin fortius Use of their nunics. Aslc them
What tliov tliln'.c of I.villii K. riiihli.iiu's Vt'Ki.t.ilili) CoiiiiioiiiilU
' New Shipment of
Trunks nti Suit Cases
With Leather Backs, Just Received
Coner
TiirkeysforThanksgiving
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF FINE TAT
JJIRpS FROM PARKE'i RANCH.
V0UN3 HENS AND 30EBLERS, TENDER AND SWEET,
45 CENrS A FOUND.
COLD STORAGE TURKEYS, 40 CENIS A POUND.
Metropolitan
HEILBR0N & LOUIS, Proprietors
TAKE TIME TO SEE"'
i
OUR LINE OF
Toys, Toilet Sets, and
Holiday. Notions""
BEFORE SELECTINC1 YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
CHOICE ST03K OF HATS AND SHOES, ,
WAR TING CH0NG-G0,
Kinf; trcjt, Ncr.t to Fishmaiktt,
WEEKLY BULLETIN
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