Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22
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The first real work to be done was,
OF course, to endeavor to bring ABOUT
an excursion from southern Caiiiorh,a
The undertaking had been materiaiiJ
helped by the members OF the south
ern California. Editorial Association
resident In Los Angeles, VINO hau re-
deemed their promises made I'D hoho-
lulu by the publication OF interviews
favorable to the PROJECT Inc inherent
newspapers were expecting my arrival
and favored me with extended inter-
views.
On Wednesday, October nth. ! was
invited by President Washburn to ap.
pear before the Board Of Directors oil
the Los Angeles Chamber Of Commerce
to give them some information con-
corning Hawaii. The attendance at the
Board meeting was very representa-.
tive one. Upon the conclusion of my
remarks motion was made and car
ried thanking me for appearing before
them and authorizing and instructing
the President to appoint special COM
mittee to lool, into and arrange for an
excursion OF Southern California;
business men to Hawaii. The commit.
tee as appointed consists of Mr.. X. II
Heron, chairman. Messrs. w. l.
Hampton, John =. Hughes, Robert
Marsh and q. ID. McGarvin: all OF
whom are men actively identified with
the business life of this thriving city,
and have further signifed their inten.
ton to participate In the excursion.
Following the meeting Of the Board OF
Directors | had several conferences
with the committee, the members OF
which became quite enthusiastic. stat.
ing that In their belief they will be
compelled to refuse people rather than
look for excursionists, and predicting
further that II they could secure the
accommodation they would be able to
bring down fully two hundred people
AT their request. upon my return to
San Francisco, ! went into the matter
OF transportation with the different
steamship companies there. The
oce'h,c people autnor'aed me 10 say
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WI i1a'ry ohahuier' business man
ase. v, Tue Los Anse'es iimes' stated
,n"' .ney eApee'ea 10 make the COM
'hs mIu- winter Numper OF their pa
per 'he must a''raet''e tha' they nave
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WIN d "u,''oer ., pho.osraphs prom
'seu 10 give Ut ieast TWO pages ano
poss'pS iour pases 10 reproduction
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NV ma. 'he !'o' EXCURSION
'oi m"'on '"ey were aiready Planning
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VI .ai anu 'na' arrangements wouiJ
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