The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-27

Los Angeles News. Observation-Disclosures. 2
! Los Angeles Express. 2
! Los Angeles Journal. Observation-Disclosures. 2
| Long Beach Press. Observation-Disclosures. 2
| Long Beach Tribune Observation-Disclosures. 2
San Pedro Evening News.............. 2
San Pedro Evening Times. 2
Randsburg Miner. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Santa Ana Evening Blade. ............. /
! Chino Champion. 2
| Fullerton Tribune. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Santa Monica Daily outlook. ........ 2
Redlands Daily Facts ................. 2
Redlands Daily NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
Covina Argus. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Pasadena Evening Northumberland. 1
| Pomona Daily Review. 2
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other papers are expected to fall i'm
line and special provision has also been
made for a new Northern California
newspaper men to join the excursion.
Mr.. Johnson confidently expects that
there will be at least sixty people in
the party, which will be a thoroughly
representative affair and will result in
many hundreds of columns of interest
ing write-ups calling attention to the
| industries and the scenic and climatic
attractions of our beautiful islands.
The circular referred to contains an
| interesting letter from Miss Maud Med
lin, one of the California girls.
1t is pleasing to note that our effort
to secure an excursion of Portland's
business men to Honolulu is meeting
with encouragement. This matter now
has the attention of the Portland Com
mercial Club and the Chamber of Com
merce of that city. We have the
friendship and good will of the. officers
of these two strong bodies and can de-
pend uDon their active assistance. I
have written suggesting, if the trip
can be brought about, that it be ar
ranged for some time during the month
of October or November. 1t might not
be altogether convenient to have an
/ other large excursion at the same time
he California editors are here and yet
we want the publicity to be obtained
from the Portland trip before the win
ter season sets in.
AS an indication of the friendliness of
the Portland Commercial Club its gen.
ial manager, Tom Richardson. writes
under date of July 6:
IT am glad indeed that the South
ern California Editoria1 Association
will visit you early in September, and
believe that it might be a nice thing
for you to extend an invitation to the
Washington and Oregon associations"
In this connection 1 might say that
bv the last mail we received the ad-
dresses of the secretaries of every edi-
! INT
and Canada and will see that each one
is supplied with full information as to
the movements of the Southern Cali
fornia Editorial Association.
We are sending out special invita-
lions to visit Hawaii to the state as
sociations of Arizona, Colorado, Idaho'
Montana. New Mexico North Dakota,
Oregon. South Dakota, Utah, wash
ington. wyoming and western Canada.
BY the Maheno we wNote to MISS
Edna Parsley, one of the oregon girls
suggesting that the members Of their
party make a united effort to induce
the oregon Editorial Association to
get up an excursion to the ISLANDS.
These young ladies are all earnest, en-
thusiastic friends of Hawaii and can
be depended upon to do their utmost
for us.
Your attention has already been call
, ed to the article appearing in Golfers
weekly entitled Beautiful Honolulu
reviewing in an interesting manner MI
Charles milford RObinson's report
copies of which we sent out quite gen.
orally. A letter received by the last
mail encloses copy Of an. article ar
ranged from this same report making
two columns Of matter which VIII ap-
pear in about two thousand papers
published throughout the central por-
ton of the United States or say four
thousand columns of advertising which
cost us but few cents in postage.
The circular letter to bankers still
l continues to bear results every mail
bringing in additional acknowledge
ments and requests for further infor-
ration with a good percentage of po-
sitive statements that the writer's in
tend visiting our beautiful islands next
I winter.
The Secretary of the Seattle Cham
e Der of Commerce wrfteA under date OF
June 30:
= I'VE have for some time been con-
WINGED that closer relations should ex-
list between Seattle and Hawaii. Less
than a month ago this Chamber is
8 sued a circular urging Seattle business
= men to cultivate closer relationship
}. with your business interests"
e am endeavoring to get this organi-
= cation to use its influence in bringing
about an excursion to Hawaii of the
e members of the Washington Editorial
I Association and believe that we will
I be successful.
Our agent in Los Angeles, Miss
r Whtlock, reports that Honolulu is be-
coming a very familiar word on the