The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-19
Enthusiasts Continue.

panied by six silver dollars.
Enthusiasts Continue.
Although the active campaign for
funds is supposed to be ended, some of
the enthusiasts will keep up the work
for a day or two longer. The head
quarters will be kept open for a day
or two longer in order that subscrip-
tions sent through the mail or in an
swer to the final appeal published in
The Advertiser Monday may be re-
ceived. It is still hoped that a grand
total of $I50,000 may be realized. The
midday lunc hes. however, at which the
active canvaSsers have been meeting to
compare notes and announce results,
Will be discontinued.
The committee wishes it repeated
that on account of lack of time it was
not able to see everybody that was
down on its lists, but does not want
anyone who desires to contribute to fail
to do 50 on that account.
There were only six subscriptions an.
nounced yesterday which may be term
ed large. There was one for $4,000 and
three for $1,000 each, besides two for
$500 each. a total Of $1,000 Over $4,000
Tired Workers Pose.
After the MONDAY luncheon vester-
day. photographs were taken of the
citizens committee. the Young bust
ness men s committee, the office force
and the famous black board on which
the results of the committees activity
were posted.
Secretary Super announces that a
building committee will be appointed
as soon as possible which will at once
take up the work of getting plans and
letting contracts for the erection of the
new building.
''Thank YOU
4 couple of hundred men who have
either worked in the ranks or have had
sufficient sympathy with the movement
to watch its course assembled at the
headquarters during the noon hour of
yesterday AS usual, Mr. Carter made
the announcements, and he followed the
order of Saturday last by commencing
with reports from the juniors. Applause
greeted the announcement of each
leader of a group. Congratulations
| were exchanged. and, of course, the best
of feeling prevailed all around In open
| ing his remarks, the Ex-Governor gave
| utterance to a very handsome "Thank
you to everybody who had helped, and
concluded with the prediction that Ho-
nolulu could do almost anything if it's
| young men would unite and work as
| they had during this campaign. Tt was
nearly o clock before the headquarters
were occupied again by the office force
| only
Mr.. Carter called a meeting of the
executive committee, and it was in SEES
sion nearly half an hour. 1t is be
! lieved that actual work on the new
| building viii be commenced not later
than the middle of February. 1910
Within few days the matter of Sc
lection of an architect viii be settled.
The Men Who Did the Work.
Executive Committee-Geo. r. Carter
!. 2. Cooke, R. H. Trent, F. c. Anterior.
Geo. F. Davies.
Executive Foree-Paul Super. general
secretary; Rev A. 4 Ebersole. associate
secretary; Ed. Towse, press represent
alive; John ]. Macgarvey, statistician
Citizen : Committee Geo. R. Carter
chairman.
| Co. A-Georee R. Carter. Fl. NJ. Won
Holt, Z. X. Myers. R. J. Bueh'y. DR. "
r. BrinckeThoff, J. H. Soper. G. P
Wilder.
! Go. R-R H Trent. ]. D. MeInernv
N. P. Robinson. Norman Watkins F. l.
WaIdron. 5. B. Dole
Co. C--J. P. Cooke. John Fleming. W
A. Bowen, J. VI. Dowsett, c. H. Ather.
ton. F. r. McStocker.
/ Co D-Geo F Davies. A. Lindsay
Jr, Fl. F, Wiehman, ". F. Dillingham;
A. Lewis .Jr.
Co. Eff. c. Atherton. W A. Love
John WaterhOuse. Rev. DR.. Scudder, "
IL. Rabbit. A. Frank Cooke.
Young Business Men-F. E. Steere