Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-21
LUCKY SIX
STILL ON
The MOVE

The Lucky Six, who have been max.
ing an imaginary tour of the Pacific
Coast, and which trip will be made in
reality when the Contest has settled
the question of who's who, were last
heard from at Sacramento, the Capt
tai City of the Golden State.
California is totally dissimlar from
any other land under the sun. Its eli
mate is different. Its history is diff
ferent. Other States have grown by
slow stages through their ability to
onnex strageIer now and then, who
settled within it's confines and became
one to swell the crowd. Not so with
the glorious State through which the
Lucky Six are now travelling. Like
"Topsy" of "UncIe Toms Cabin" fame
California "never was born; just grew
on some dark MORN It went to sleep
one night with the stars blinking down
upon wilderness of mountains, for
est and uncuItivated valleys and awoke
the next morning seethng, crowding
fighting mass of humanity, all crazed
in search for gold, which, report had
it, was lying about loose for the want
Of someone to pick it up.
For scenery, California has no equal
on the face of the globe, and the
Lucky Six are going to have more
| than a peep at this glory of eIories.
After round of receptions, parties
and functions at Sacramento, the en-,
! Ioyment of which will ever remain a
bright star in their memory for years
to come, the Lucky Six will "move
en-" to the metropolis of the Pacific
Coast San Francisco. 1t was but one
short year ago that this cosmopolitan
city of over half a million souls was
| destroyed by fire. The destruction was
so complete that about all that was
left was the name. But the Lucky
Six will find beautiful city arising
from its ashes; a city that will con-
tribute to their comfort and pleasure
for many days. The Cliff House,
which is reached by electric cars, is
down on the bill for a visit. There
they will find a beautiful structure
that is famed the world over. A
stones throw from the veranda are
the wonderful seal rocks, covered at
all times, with a squirming WriggIine
mass OF seals.
Golden Gate Park, one of the largest
l., he ior,
and one and a half miles wide, and
all under a high state of cultivation,
will be source of wonder to the Ha-
Waii representatives. Electric or
steam-cars, as they may prefer, will
carry the Lucky Six to the Leland
Stanford Jr. University, a most COM
pete college of learning, that COM
pares more than favorably with SINH
lar institutions throughout the world.
Just across the bay is located the
University of California, nestled in
among the foothills back of Berkeley.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
Lucky Six will be of the gentIer sex,
& visit to the Union Iron Works will
be made. 1t will be one to be remen-
bered. To stand in that haIiowed spot
where the pride of the Navy, the Ore
aon, was built will be something to
talk about in years to come. Be-
sides, there are other big ships under
construction there, including the new
Inter-Isand boat, the Mauna kea,
which it is hoped the Lucky Six will
honor by going on board before she is
consigned to her native element.
Sightseeing is not all that will occu-
py the Lucky Six during their stay at
San Francisco. They are to be seen
as we'll as to see, and they will find
that every minute will have its use.
Receptions, parties, balls, gatherings
al private homes of representative
people, and such like will fully oc
oupy the days and some evenings.