Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-04
MISS MARTHA VOSS.
Continues TO Lead.
Five Yearly subscriptions
Count Same As a
Single Five Year
Subscription

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| The same four leaders retain the
lead in the Blu letin's contest to-
day and most all of the leaders have
advanced their scores materially. The
special offer Of this week, making old
and new subscribers count the same,
has struck a popular chord. and the
old subscribers are taking advantage
IoG II. This offer closes Feb. 10th, and
those who fail to take advantage of
1t may lose their opportunity Of roll
ling up q large vote for the final count
of the ballots on March 18th. Moth
ing succeeds like success, and those
who work now, and not the ones who
wait for their friends to come in at
the close OF the contest to lend their
Support, are the ones who will win
the most votes in the end; and votes
are the necessary credentials, on
which to win these much-appreciated
trips to Seattle. Remember that five
one-year subscriptions to the u Il ! e :
I in this week or before Feb. 10th
will count the same as one fve-year
subscription, which counts 10000
votes.
The Exposition
The Foreign Exhibits Palace will
house exhibits from Great Britain,
France, Germany. Russia. the Neither
lands, Chile. China, Colombia, Costa
Rica, Ecuador, Formosa, Korea,
French East Indies, German Colonies,
Guatemala. Honduras, British India,
Mexico, Dutch East Indies, Nicara-
qua, New Zealand. Panama, Peru, ST.
am. and Salvador.
The educational value or the Ex-
position will be great. As its name
implies, It was designed to exploit
resources of the United States and
Canada that were acquired when
these young countries stretched their
spheres Of influence and pushed their
frontier lines to some of the few re-
naming virgin fields of trade and
commerce. II tho visitor to the Fail
seeks information regarding Alaska
be can find out everything there 1,
to learn about II by IA few hours
study in the ALASKA building. Ever,
feature of that great north country
will be exploited, from working mod
els of the mines that send their mil
lions in gold to the outer country Il
the little flower that lifts its head I,
greet the midnight sun. From tina
great part OF Alaska that reaches In
to the tempered zone of the Pacif
currents to the ice fields that los
themselves in the barren wastes o
the ton of the world will come me,
and material to tell the story of tn
) land of gold.
Haua;; and o+bare
Hawaii, too, and the phIlippine
will tell their stories. Their native
will come TO give demonstrations a
their handicraft, Canada will .ex
plot that part OF her great Empir
that pushes between the several nor
lions of the United States ON this con
tinent.
Warships living at anchor I'm Sea,
ties harbor will tell the story of tn
= Pacific. The United States Navy De
partment will have the entire Pacifi
fleet here during the Fair: .Japan wi,
: send her great war vessels. and Grea
!. Britain, Germany. China. Franc,
RUSSIA. and other nations that bav
Ia do with the commerce of the pa
ei6c will have their nayies represer
ted II will he ono of the creates
lonnortunities vet nresented IN IN
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