The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14
CAMPAIGN IN
EARNEST IS On
Continued From Page One.)
With a Fine Swing.

VAIN q 1uS owing.
The work is going ahead with a fine
SWING. Solicitors come in from time to
time and even telephone for informa
ton to be used in presenting the claims
OF the association. Much that can be
: talked" has been printed, and it has
been studied up by the workers, but
there are often questions concerning
the institution that only one very IA
mlhar with it can answer. A number
OF the soliciting teams have been
strengthened by the addition Of men
from the one hundred ana thirteen who
signed the cards at the banquet on
Monday evening.
No Trouble Experienced.
With the directories and other in
formation at headquarters there has
not been much trouble so far in To-
eating people. A few autos have been
used, but for the most part the men
workers walk or use the trolley. The
next few days will see the hard work
of the campaign. Everything has
been harmonious so far, no squabbling,
no misunderstanding, very little over.
tapping in the soliciting. Judge Wood
ruff S suggestion of the team method
took right hold. Great interest has
been taken in the "system' and some
have expressed curiosity about the
famous card index.
This is not refined quite to the point
suggested when it was taken for
granted that salaries and incomes had
been listed, for of course this could
not, or would not be done.
The Sal, 583 so far in the Golfers is
from 1876 individuals. There were if
ty-seven names on the list at noon on
the 18th and 139 more at noon yester-
day. If the plan to have 1000 con-
tributors is to prevail this means that
there are nearly 500 men yet to be
interviewed.
Every Little Bit Helps.
Errand boys, Office boys and messen-
ger boys are showing a determination
to be figure in the campaign. Many
of the young lads are attaching their
names to blanks pledging from So to
$40. A good many of these boys are
now members of the association.
Some Do Not Wait.
"Who's going to see Percy Morse?"
The inquiry was passed across Chair
man Steere IS table in the Y. NJ. C. A.
building campaign headquarters at
noon yesterday.
you re too much mahope,' was the
smiling rejoinder of Mr.. Steere. "He
saw me first continued the chairman
of the group of young businessmen.
''And he repeated one of our best
talking points with an Improvement.
In the first place he looked me up this
morning because he was going away in
the afternoon and wanted to make his
contribution so that it wouldn't be
overlooked in his absence. He went
right over what he had been rated
and told me that he wanted to help
the Y. NJ. c. A, because it had helped
him by giving him boy in his office
who was good one and owed all of
his training to the Y. NJ. G. A. night
school,. -
C. H. Cooke, of the Bank of Hawaii,
was another man who called around
and looked up his name and made his
contribution before leaving town to be
gone for ten days.
Help Wanted.
All of the 113 men who at the dinner
signed cards signifying willingness to
give some time to the campaign for new
building are invited to appear at noon
in the headquarters today for possible
assignment. Not all of them will be
needed, but it is desired that the volun'
teers meet the committeeman and of
fcials for the good of the cause gen
orally.
Those who signed the volunteer list
on Monday evening are:
F. W. Armstrong, Robt. Anderson, c.
X. Al, W. D. Adams.
W. H. Babbitt, C. w. Baldwin, c.
G. Ballentyne, H. Bicknell, W. A. Bliss
H. D. Bowen, Isaiah Bray, R. J. Buchly
E. r. Bath, w. R. Brinckerhoff, l. II
Beadle.
D. H. Case, w. w. Chamberlain
Z. NJ. Cheatham, T. NJ. Church, A. B
Clark, A. f. Cooke, A. Coyne, G. E
Clemens.
T. Give Davies, C. J. Day, H. Deni
son, Z. E. Dessar, S. B. Dole, c. Du
Roi.
E. NJ. Ehrhorn, W. D. Emerson.
John W. Farwell, W. r. harrington
Rev. Willibald Felmy, J. J. Fern, W
J. Forbes.
A. GartIey. H. NJ. Graham, W. a
Greenwich, John Guild. James Guild
w. w Hall, E. H. Hendrick, Geo
Henshall, Allan Herbert, D. H. Hitch
cock, DR.. Hobby, c. o. Hotel, A. S
Humphreys, VIM. Heinrich, Jr.
R. A. Jordan, E. w. Jordan, J. w
Jones, H. A. Juen, Rev. John 7. Jones
G. W. R. King, L. A. Kerr, f. Kopke
Geo. T. Kluegel, W. A. Kinney.
]. NJ. Little, A. D. Larnach, J. Lucas
S. ". Lowrey, L. J. Lando, N. B. Lans
ing, Daniel Logan.
F. B. Mcstoeker, A. NJ. Merrill, )
D. Marques, L. L. MeCandless, J. A
Magoon.
A. W. Nicely, Jas. Mott Jr.
c. J. Owen, J. NJ. Dat.
J. w. Pratt, w. C. Parke. NJ. F. Pros
ser, NJ. Phillips, P. NJ. Pond, T. E
Petrie
R. r. Reidford, W. t. Rawlins, j. I
| Rock.
G. E. Smithies, ]. ". Short, c. ,
Schoening. JAS. Steiner, f. W. Sutton
John H. Soper. Rev E. 7. Simpson,
7 SDal6iuu Ron Simmons q W Smifl