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; good patriot keeping : it ia cireulatioa - and
helping business? W. C. Freroan.
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HONOLULU STAK -BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE lo, 117
COMMENCEMENT
SCHEDULE FOR
When a Feller Needs a Friend
By BRIGGS
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HELPING THE WORLD TO HAPPI
NESS By DOROTHY DIX
JThe World's Hiqheit ,Paid Woman
Writer
IT is a bromide to ay that a happy
marriage is Parafii?e regained, and
that an un.hap; y marriage is a heii
On earth. Th-re i no other Borrow
anal to the misery experienced by
the miBmated, Jut as there is no otu
er Joy equal to that serene happine?"
of the roan and woman who find iu
paaJonsulp.
It makes no difference to a man how
hard he works if he labors for a wife
woo glvftF Elm ioe ana jrauvuuc .u
return for .t. It makes no 'difference
how poor the home ii. A peace anl
.flection glorify iu It makes no dif
ference to a woman If sbs wears a teii
o!lar hand-me-lown snlt if she knows
.that her husband grieves because he
Dana gneeB o
Der ISC IineBl lUli iru
cannot buy
town on Fifth Avenue
- And it mak3s no difference how
many places a couple own, how many
IliaouBines they ride In. bow many
auarta of oearla and diamonds a man
mh-7.h
ether li selfish and sharp tongaed and
kiai nn Mb wife. If one or the
tyrannical, if their home is a piace 01
ttrlf and trickftrlfiC.
" Vhn a irA ir.nrripd OUT haDDlnCSS
depends absolutely on our home life
and the kind of a husband or wife
we have. We cannot get away from
tint Tf im ihA thine that la ever pre-
fcent wltn uav it ia our own crown Ut
.lory, or our hidden tormenL, and the
or our hidden torment, ana u,
K wiwSSS SafSo could
iUjr have would be the one who COUia
L' .frTeIlSomaJ rood
f ooa wixe.uui eTery woinu a & ;
iTher'l. one such individual, an!
v lpa the tears from million! of eyes.
The could aare millions of hearts
from beint troken. She could stop
divorce and prevent the breaking up
c ! millions of homes, and the.orphan
i - of millions of helpless little chU
uien, and she is so selfish that she
win not do It
: This Indltidual, who callously refo
t : s to nse her power f pr ood, is called
other; aad there is no other fact so
. iraase and so alnistr as that she re
,fes to even recosralze her responibi
ly for a wrong iihat -devastates the
ril and strews tt'wlth broken lives
i. : v doesn't even see that,; with a fear
Tui it venge. her sin react on herself,
ia that the pitiless truelty she shows
to tthers come3 back to alay har own.
Observation- and experience - have
'.vjeht ua to speak of marriage aa the
...t-atest -ol H lotteriea, and, to' say
. it no one 1 enough of a prophet to
retell how a wedding Is going to turn
. at, nor what-sort of, a husband or
ife a man or a woman will be. ,:
Yet It Is wlthLd the ability, of every
: .uther to change carriage from being
u lottery Into being a centaiaty, and
0 assnre every man and wonaa who
:ts married of getting ' a; good wife
r h3sbaad.tvXti2s strictly within the
ower of the aethers who are raising
) CuliUreU lO SLOP U1TW1VW iUUU VUC
' aeration, ard blot, domestic misery
, Jt of, the oniverEe. .i v..--' ' ,,' .
' There Is no mystery In what conso
les a good huaband or wife. It re-
to' a dinner of. crisply. :
browned, ; juicy ' Par
ker Banc h bee f, .
wneiner . a no cr a ;
rolled' roast, with ,
- plenty - of rich meat "
f gravy, and browned
potatoes, a tender
- green vegetable Z on ,
- the side, . and man
man you've got hold
of - something' that's
good from-the very
. : first . 'nibble to the
last rare tid-bit
' Speak about it to the
wife.
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. qu!re? r.o marvelous ;.ft- nor su.er
nil qualification? ' tbL.y wants to
he married to sn an?f-.. Tne most that
any of us ash in ou. he', p meets is j ist
a reahonab.e anr .nt of s-elf ont:oi
and unseif.-hne.'-s ntid , istice and con
mon fair piay. And if added to this
we could pet some real sympathy and
t-nderr.es- and appreciation. we
should cccsider ourselves among the
most b'ess&d of all mortals.
Suppose, for instance, a mothe:
started out with the benevolent in
tention of raising her son up to be a
good husband for some unknown little
girl -he should teach him the e.e
mentai moralities, and that a nan 13
.. .afctan v ho &.. Derate. y wrecks a
. xar. .- ' " :.urr:- T: m-r if he !s
SLe ecu 1 J a'-i'-ti her uou the chlval
roLB atU'.ui ic. irds woiuen. She
could teacn him to be generous ani
1 nnilfiDk n J-.i wlla Qho rnnt.i
jteach hinj (ne lutf thmgs tLo
,.. J ,,0cic. !,
little attentions and courtesies thrt
women love, an-d he could make him
such a husband a a would make his
wife's heart sing for joy.
But does Bhe do this? She does not
Nobody ever even heard a mothe'"
being a good
a iH-rw hu wif in
husband, or considering his wife In
any way. The mother lets her boy
, .uicT, o-,ri -nriv TV,
with
contempt for women and their
ways, and he marries to be Just as
tyrannical and Inconsiderate a hus
band as his father has been before
him.
Nor Is the mother any more con-
y man with a good wife than -she .
! unfortunate young woman J
hw,! Rh ra1M hr !
daughter up to be spoiled and extrava- j
shiftless, with no
consideration for any other human
how to cook or to manage a house, 60
that her husband v111 be sure of a
comfortable home. She doesn't teach
her daughter how to sew or how to
save, or even how to spend money so
as to get the best out of it, so that she
may be a real helpmeet to her hus
band. On the contrary, nothing is more
common than to heas mothers say,
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j BEAUTY GHATS
V By TJfitJL&ENT FORBES
Beauty
rraAir fine
HoaixrsTS "''to rat coirraaiT 41ne
feathers do mike line birds, in the
very -best sense of that term. While
I have aa little patience aa the most
run about te neck toften tie face
td arbecomina evert voman
cynical man wiin me woman
whole life- la given, over to tne
thought Of dress. Still I believe that
wivu vjl ,
every woman owes it to Aerseit to
dress as well aa ahe can. ,ciotne
areTa harmless' hobby, thongh often
an expensive one. The woman who
CopyrigM b Qor
A movement to till unused portions
of golf links in the United States, to
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PHEZ " the idciI drink II hls c snap and tang that
TTTr refreshes and bvigorates a tired mind and body
v- I PHEZ fairly teems with the piquant flavor of the luscious logan-
ISsohWry At AH Fountains
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,kssaakie---a
"I'm not ?oine n teaih my daucbte"
rw to cook. T.iere 11 be t:m en gh
or then: ? . rn that after the ?et
narr ed I'm going to indulge
du .- ' ;r. eerytn ng I can It
'.k- t .. :ii( ah fi'r them tu do
; "tit thin s af' - they are tr.ar
eJ ..l ; the a.oV e.-s dumi thess
se.:;Su. undisciplined, incompetent
g.ns on unsus;ecting men without a
pane of remorse for the miser they
are inflict. ng on the poor h::sbmds.
Among my acquaintances a sen
did young fellow fui of ambit cn and
energy and talent, who woulu go far
excel t for the handicap he carries In
t .e shape of a wife, whose mad ex
:t;'.a.' .:. keepb hiiu continually in
iebt -..-ne.er his -vife is denied
-.-.i. . ...... 5 e h' w.s ar.'! shrieks, and
..& out., san 3 hai the poor Li us-
and gives m at .ast thicugh sheer ex-
haustion. And her mother backs her
nn in her tanfrnmc hv eavinP "Of
cour8e Tonli ! know you can t afford
It V,,it vnn'll Kdvo t trot It fnr r.larfvs
because she has never been denied any
thing in her life, or forced to do any
thing she didn't want to do."
What a way to t Tin?: up a wife for
a man: What a crime Murder would
be a less cruel thin
raise a gir! to make s
to do than Lo
raIse 8 Slr! t0 make soine man si'-sera-
UIC Ul UVJ w
a huEband that makes a rcmar. nh
that her
bridal veil had been her
shroud.
And here is the incongruous thinq
about it aft: The very mothers who
are raising' up the sort of husbands
and wiven whr will he a rursfl to
some other woman s children, are
praying that their cwn children win
get exactly the other kind of matrl-
monial nartneia.
Is it not time that women tried to
be just in this matter, and that every
mother had it on her conscience to
make her boy ano girl such a husband
and wife as she would be willing to
see them marry?
When that time comes we shall
hare the domestic millennium, and
marriage will cease to he a failure.
(Copyright, 1917, by the Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc.)
Dorothy Dix's Articles Appear Regu
larly in this paper every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. ,
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In Dress
has not thi
has not the trains to think of any
thing else, might otherwise nse her
time for even more foolish purposes.
The chief value of good clothes
is their internal, as well aa their
external effect. The girl In a new
suit, hat and furs, who Is conscious
that she looks very stylish and
smart, walks better and feels hap
pier, and generally Is more success
ful, than the woman In shabby shoes
and a year-before-last suit I've told
before the story of the young girl
hunting work, who had Just seven
dollars to her name, no Job in sight,
and 'her feet were on the ground.
She spent the whole seven pilars
for a good pair of boots that made
her look -smart Instead of ahmbby,
that redeemed her old suit nd hat
Then she went after the most prom
ising opening1 and got the position ,
she wanted. ' 4 .
'Which doesn'i mean that a woman
Should spend every cent on clothing.
Its moral Is that a successful appear
ance brings success (he world at
large Judges you by. externals. Make
yourself as attractive as possible.
Questions and Answers
Would you ttnSlp teU m vat 1 can do
for my hairt I generally put U on curlert
night, out rainy day, or very hot day,
the curt comet out leaving it itrtnoy. I
am to thin I do not look good with my
hair eomoe back etraigKt.S. W.
Reply Dolar th lilr tightly on curlerg
very Bight keeps tb air w7 from It,
and acqnragM trlBKinas. Is it long
enough to puff at tb id tod to,b
wound ta a coronet braid?' Tbla gives tb
ffMt of virM amir, oat i muen vreiu-r.
otherwi-t. k-p it as auffy m PM"ibit, aa
" 0Ter
navM ot V' poVder prirauon. but,
n e04l onM un(ier crum sm .
lor crttn ;bjid-. Buy brunett-, dep
er Rcbel which U a golden bd
OB drk ,lB If your ,klB look,
jppd, h less powder and mb giye-
r!n and ro-wr tnto the ikin bfor
powdwing. .
ge M attKew Adam
To
L D. M. I cannot give you
tho
has. been supported by about 500 clubs
and 300,000 golfers are expected to
PUNAHOfJ HP
O A FIT COLLFiGK, June 13 Com
rnencement a tivj'ies are heinn n at
P-.ina.hou The Jie;arati-- '. Uo!
l-rograra of commencerr.er.t t-v- nts is
nteresting, and the patrons the
school are invited to note the foilow
ng schedule:
Fr.day, June 15, is special teachers'
day. At 10 o'clock 'In Charles R.
i'.jshop Hall and later 00 the campus
below the Illy pond the following ex
ercises will take piace: Music, calis
thenics, folk-dancing, first aid, art,
handwork, inciud.ng sewing.
On Friday ' me lc, at Charles R
.isho . I ia pl': e ex -.ruinations will
be gi'.ir . : ri::.t o clock for entranc
to jraiit- Saturday, at 8.3j
0 clocK e n.it.on9 will be gi.en for
all other giades as well as to grade
eisht.
Sunday, June 17, at 7:30 o'clock iu
Central Union Church the baccalau
reate sermon will be given.
On Tuesday morning. June 19. in
Charles R. Bishop Hall the eighth
grade will give its commencement ex
ercises. The proeram will 6tart at
9:30.
MID-PACIFIC HAS
FINAL EXERCISES
Thirty-nine graduates, 22 from the
high school department and the re
mainder from eighth grades and spe
cial departments, received diplomas
yesterday afternoon at commence
ment exercises at the Mid-Pacific In
stitute. The exercises were held in
Wilcox hall, Mills School.
An oration on "Making American
Citizens," delivered by August Puukl.
was one of the several Interesting
numbers on the program,,. Puukl ex
plained the efforts being made by the
schools of the territory to solve the
problem of making American citizens
of Oriental youths born in Hawaii.
The principal address was delivered
by Rev. George Laughton of the First
foreign church, Hilo, whose subject
was "The Power That Makes for Liv
ing." The diplomas were awarded by Dr.
Robert Day Williams, president ol
Mid-Paclflo, assisted by John F. Nel
son and Kathryn Adams. Principal
Nelson of Mills announced that the
name's of Chuck Ah FOng, Choy Doo
Whan and Edward Ha will be placed
on the honor roll. During the exer
cises music was furnished by the Ka
waiahao Glee Club, led by Miss Ruth
Tubbs and Hogarth Pettyjohn. The
ihvqcation was by Rev. O. H. Gullck
and the benediction by Dr. William
Henry Fry.
The graduates were: Mills High
School Ahn Soon Nam, Hin Tew
Char, Dang Tal Hee Frank Takeshi
Ishll, Keichi Jo, Andrew Kltaru Kita,
Keiji Okasaki, L. M. K. Choo, August
Puukl and Yasohachi Sakuma. Ka
waiahao Seminary, eighth grade An
nabelle Kaaua Ahi, Ruth Leilanl Eze
ra, Nobuko Hilo, Toshiko Ichinose,
Lily Kalelpoikeala Kaholo, Mary Ka
wallanl Kamau, Lizzie Kamaile Kilau
ana, .Kathleen Hazel Mitchell, Edna
Frances Morse, Miriam Olsson and
Fuyu Sakuma. Kawaiahao Seminary,
Sewing class Cecilia Haalou Kapule,
Julia Lelaloha Makaonaona, Helen
Kalau Palama. Mills School, eighth
grade Lee Puck Chun, Makoto Endo,
Kim Yoon Ock, Mitsuji Matsuyoshi, Yo
Ken Man, Ungaro Mlura, Ng Awan
Chong, Juichi Okabe, John Parker,
Darwin R. Shiigi, Alfred H. Stephen,
Toyosaku Sumida, Shozo H. Tanljo;
Klijhi Yamamoto and Young Kam
Yuen.
Harvard students are training on
Soldiers' "Field, Cambridge.
Strong teeth, fine grained
and tough bones, glossy
hair
Science has established the fact that a liberal use of
good butter in the diet of young; children produces
those marks of good health.
is a good butter
The green Isleton package guarantees you
a full pound of pure, richly flavored but
ter, uncontaminated in any way by other
odors or tastes. This is because the pack
age is wrapped and sealed at the creamery
in California. It has neither been touched
nor exposed to the air since it passed the
rigid 20 tests for goodness.
Ask Your Grocer
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ERECT PLATFORM FOR
FLAG DAY EXERCISES
Preparations for the Elks' Flag Day
exercises In front of the capitol bttd
ing at 8 o'clock Thuisday evening con
tinned today wi-h the erection of a
large 20 by 30-foot stand upon which
will be seated those who will partici
pate in the ceremonies and !so heads
of the city, territory, ar'iiy, navy jjid
guard.
A special section of 250 seats will
be reserved In front of the waikiki
section of seats and a membership
Elks card or pia will serve a admis
sion tickets when shown to boy scouts
at the gate. On the ewa side a place
is reserved for such veterans as the
G. A. .it., Spanish War men and for
eign wars membexs, also for Son ani
Daughters of the Revolution
The Elks' committee in charge ex
tends a cordial invitation to all
patriotic citizens, and promises that
the affair will be one of the mrst
thrilling and impressive ever held in
Honolulu. The Hawaiian band starts
playing at 7:45 and continues until 8
o'clock.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE
FOR SUMMER ON JUNE 22
Public schools In the territory will
close for the summer .vacation on
June 22 and all the schools in Hono
lulu are planning appropriate com
mencement and other closing exer
cises. The department estimates that j
about 80 per cent of the students in
the elgutn grades wiu De graduated
this month.
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SCHOOL EXHIBITION
AT KOREAN SEMINARY
With' Mrs. L. L. McCandleas, Misa
Judd and Mrs. R O. Matheson acting
as judges of the sewing and drawing
work, a school exhibition' will be held
at the Korean Girls' Seminary, Llliha
street, from 2:30 until 4 o'clock tomor
row afternoon. Commencement exer
vWm '' Those
! - Jp Hours
The nation is calling for every
spare hour of woman's day!
To waste time in household drudgery is to deprive
the country of the help that every woman owes it
in these days of strife.
Each day work is being done in your home which
electricity might do better, more economically and
in less time.
Save those hours spent in useless drudgery by having
electrical appliances for cooking, washing, ironing," sew
ing, cleaning.
Lend your strength to the nation where you are most
needed, in your yard or with the Bed Cross workers.
Think about this suggestion of ours and let
us show you at what small cost you can have
these electrical devices in your home.
The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.
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cises will be held at 7: 30. o'clock next
Friday evening, the graduates herns'
Lumchol Lu. Clcllla Kim, 'Agne Park
and Bertha Nam.'; v C1
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Jess WlUard, the American' heavy,
weight pugilist" telegraphed to the
President 1 will fight; When do-yon
want mer It Is said that recruiting
officers have refused to enlist ' him
because he la too big.
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