Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-04
MISS VOSS CON.
TINUES TO Lead
CONTEST
Hawaii, Maui and Kauai
May Garry Highest
Honors

In the Blu letin's contest and
many of the contestants added to
their scores. Miss Martha Voss con-
tinues in the lead in District No. l..
with few more votes added, but has
no material lead over Miss de la Nux,
who is a close second.
Interest In the contest is increas-
ing hourly and large vote will no
doubt be polled before the week ends,
as the triple-vote offer is being taken
advantage Of each day. but most of
the votes go into reserve, to be drawn
on for the first time on the 18th.
| Good reports come In on each mail
from Hawaii, Maui. and Kauai dis
tricts, and II is rumored that one of
the outside districts will carry away
the chaperone honors. District No.
has had the highest honors all
through the contest and II looks TO
the contest manager at this time that
Honolulu will carry the highest hon
ors In the end, but there may be some
surprises looked for ere the goal is
reached on the 18th. and the above
mentioned districts may spring a sur
prise at the last moment. Look out,
District No. /, for your fancied Sc
curity. is all the contest man will
concede at this time.
The Exposition ,..,
Seattle has been preparing for the
Exposition for years, and is ready to
receive her. visitors. She has scores
of first-class hotels, and every purse
and taste can be accommodated. Free
Information bureaus at the depots
and docks will gladly furnish direc-
lions to the stranger. There will be
many ways Of reaching the grounds
quick and comfortably. The Public
ity Department will promptly answer
any requests by mail for Information.
Six transcontinental railroads have
terminals in Seattle. Each OF them
traverses country OF great scenic
ATTRACTIONS. To come by any one and
return by any other will be an edu-
cation in itself. The Northern Pa
cific, Great Northern, Chicago. Bur-
ington & Quincy, Chicago. Milwau-
kee &St. Paul. and Union Pacific
come to Seattle across many States,
and the Canadian Pacific spans the
prairies and mountains OF the Do
minion. All these roads will offer
Unprecedented advantages In the way
of reduced rates. Any railroad agent
in the United States or Canada will
give the intending traveller full in
formation. Generous stop-over priyi-
leges and choice Of, routes will be
granted. ...
The trip to Seattle and the Expo
sition are not all the attractions that
are offered. Puget Sound. !. upon
which Seattle is situated, has been
declared by many noted travellers to
be the most beautiful body OF water
in the world. Boats to all parts OF
II leave Seattle docks almost hourly
II has two thousand miles of shore
line. A score of mountain resorts
can be reached In few hours from
Seattle, and game OF every kind-oi
feather, fin, and fur-abounds In the
water, lowlands. and mountains. The
open season for all varieties OF game
comes during the Exposition time.
No More Coupons
The little coupon which has played
an important part since the beginning
OF the contest will be conspicuous BY
Its absence after today. This coupon
appears in this issue OF the Bulle
Tin. but will not appear again, bu
all coupons bearing date OF Wednes
day, March 10th, must be deposited
on Wednesday and published II
Thursdays issue Of the Bulletin
All deposited after that date win b,
thrown out.
I Remember, the triple.vote offer ha
only q few more days, to run, and aft
er that votes count only two.third
; their present value. w.
So, 900 Votes! ,,., ..
Remember that Ave single one
year subscriptions will count you tn
same as a single fiye-year subscrlp
fion and 1t will also count you clu
OF fve-year subscriptions, which vii
net you $4,000 votes, providing the
are NEW. and II they happen to b
old subscriptions they will count 20
10000 votes, Subscribe for some
one today, while the votes count trI
pie, as the last Ave days OF the cor
test subscriptions will only count 20
one-third their present value In vote
and votes are the necessary or,
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