Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-08
MANY Things COME
BEFORE COMMITTEE
Details Arranged For
Future Of Big
Parade
THIRTY AUTOMOBILES
HAVE ALREADY ENTERED
ESTABLISHMENT OF cuRBs ON
STREETS rs TO BE ENcoUR.
AGED BY PROMOTION
PEOPLE.

ternOOn were auultlOnal nftallS con
corning the parade for February 20.
the matter of asking permission Of the
Park Commission for establishing golf
links In the Park, the appointment OF
#. Z. Smith as a committee of one TO
confer with the Yacht Club concerning
the trans Pacific race, the encourage
ment OF curbs for the Streets the prom.
Used reduction Of hack fares by livery
stables, and several things OF minor
Importance.
A. Gartley, who was unable to be
present wrote a letter to the Commit.
tee stating that In addition TO himself,
the committee on floral parade con.
siss of the following: Arthur NJ.
Brown, Frank Andrade, A. A. Young
A. +. Judd and @. p. Wilder.
Autos for Children.
Miss Florence Lawrence asked the
Committee II II could provide five auto
mobiles for the children OF the Free
| Kindergarten There are five nation
alities represented in the kindergarten,
and she thought II would be well TO
have each race dressed In Its own pc
culiar costume and to ride In separate
automobile. The members Of the com
mlttee promised her they could pro
cure two automobiles for her. and
would do what they could to obtain tn,
others. Thirty automobiles have al
ready been entered for the parade. In
formation had been asked from the
secretary of the committee II trade
floats would be permitted in the pa
rade, but the committee decided they
would detract from the novelty of the
occasion. and declined to admit them
Ball at Hotel.
". Bews came before the Committee
to explain his previous offer by letter
OF allowing the use OF the Hawaiian
hotel for ball on the evening Of Feb
ruary 20. The committee accepted tn .
offer and expressed its sincere appre
citation for the offer thus made II was
decided that the ball should be OF an
informal nature, for II was suggested
that an affair of another kind would
not be well attended after the tiresome
events OF the day. The entertainment
will be placed in the care OF a sub-con.
mittee. as will also be the question OF
having the automobiles assemble at the
Hawaiian Hotel, as had been suggested
Travels Of the Band.
The action Of the Board OF Supervis-
ors In permitting the band to make a
tour OF the continent next summer was
endorsed by the Committee, which,
from the view that such a trip would
advertise the Territory, is anxious to
aid the project. There will be a meet
ing Of the Chamber OF Commerce next
Wednesday, and the matter will come
up before that organization also, Il was
stated.
J. C. Cohen, who is to conduct the
band through the country and be Its
manager in a general way, was present
to tell OF his plans According TO his
desires the band VIII go from San
Francisco north through Portland and
Seattle. Then II will go by way OF the
northern route TO Milwaukee, Chicago
Buffalo and New York. II will then
follow down the Atlantic Coast to the
Southern States, and return TO the ia.
cific- Coast by the Southern route.
Mr.. Cohen explained that a press
agent was needed by the band. to act
also as sort Of advance agent ana
furnish TO the press everywhere infor.
nation concerning the band and the
country from which II win come. A
man who could nh such position prop
erly. he said, would demand salary
OF 800 a week, and II the Committed
would stand half OF this expense. he
believed the earnings OF the band could
make for the remainder. The members
OF the Committee explained TO him thai
II could not afford ito contract am
more financial obligations, and while i
was willing 10 give Its moral support t
the trip OF the band. II could do nothinl
| Mr hn try q 4
provide the needed agent for the band
Atherton for Lecturer.
II. q. Atherton wanted the Commit
tee to aid In getting lecturer to COM
TO the Islands to provide himself will
stereoptlcon viewssof the scenery here
which he would exhibit In his travels
The lecturer is Dr. Sperry, who doe
nothing else than travel and presen
illustrated lectures. He is man o
education. and II he comes here he viii
give some public lectures TO make U
for the expense Of his trip. What Nj
Atherton wanted was TO have the Con
mittee guarantee DR.. Sperry that til
money he will need for his expense
and which he might fail to earn by le
. lures here, would be paid by the Con
mittee. The Committee explaine,
however. that there was no money O
hand that could be used for that pu
pose, but Il would endeavor to provid
for DR.. Sperry trip to the other
lands and would lend him its moral al
while he Is here.
A. Young has guaranteed that-if Il
golf links are established In the par
he will see that money is provided I,
that purpose, and as a result OF this Il
Committee decided TO ask the Par
Commission TO permit the links to
put in place.
A communication was read from
f. Soper, secretary OF the Myrtle DO
Club, that he would bring the attentiC
of the Club at Its next meeting to Il