The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-13


NJ unoibhv who Be- now in Denver
anl ~ whom ! .Iosc 20 you while
ihote in Honnlulu he BE- preparing
On afiicle ON Hawaii f1f n magazine
and while ava not have all the pic
turcs ho wished. think he can do
nicely with those | scnti however, !
told him tn write you " he wanted
others have read some Of his writ
ings and he writes well.
~ have fas wrote in my last let
teri three lectures arranged and will
have q fourth ready the last of this
week but can not arrange any more
until other slides come.
81 am delighted 30 see how the plan
of the course Of lectures is taking. aud
how people come back to hear all of
them. Hawaii, Old and New is very
popular. | will put more time on Life
in Hawaii :; as there are no lectures
on Saturday during August and Sep
TENDER tthe Chamber closes at noon
that day), l can only have the five
until Oct. j. anyway. That one I will
make the most finished as there are
greater opportunities with that than
some of the others. But each one will
have its strong points.
81 have laid aside duplicates of
| slides enough to make up set of six
| ty for Mr.. Super or Mr.. Wadman, or
| others wishing them occasionally.
| Within the present month I will have
plans complete for decoration of booth
here and will submit the same to you. ~
The following letter from a prorni-
nent physician of New Haven, Con-
necticut, we received by the Korea
yesterday, in answer to our circular
letter to physicians:
81 was very glad to receive your
| letter of June 80 with reference to
the climate of Hawaii and its desira-
bilitv as health and vacation resort.
1 should fancy it was just the place
that many of us have been looking for.
Will YOU please tell me definitely how
the prices for board and room per
week range and also what prices are
charged for passage from San Fran
| CISCO
Concerning our 1910 Floral Parade
Poster. Mr.. Harry Mist writes that he
hopes to have the work out by the
end of this month.
The following items of interest occur
in letter Just received from Mr.. Will
j. Cooper bearing date of July "a:
"We were fortunate enough to be
able to entertain informally some one
hundred and fifty members of the Ma
tional Editorial Association last Thurs
day evening. They have been in ses-
sion here during the week but their
time was so taken up that it required
some lively hustling to get hold of
them. However. thanks to your work
in the past. a letter of yours which
was read before the convention, some
effective boosting by the indomita-
BILE Mrs. Weatherred, and my own eff
forts. all of which were received with
favor and paved the way, were able
to side.track a reception and dance
and so get our innings.
awe showed our i2ntion pictures
and afterwards fed the crowd with
pineapple and they left us in a very
agreeable frame of mind. I think il
was very good missionary work which
can be followed up to advantage.
"During the week there have also
been conventions of medical associa
tions of a number of states of the
Northwest and I have met some Of the
} delegates j. J. Taylor, Md, of 4105
|
editor of a medical journal in that
city, tells me that the American
Medical Association will meet next
June in st. Louis, and that in all prob
ability the following year in Los An
geles. He tells me that the prospect
of an excursion to Hawaii at that time
will have good deal of weight with
the delegates.
| "The Bonine transparencies got
, here in good shape. None were brok
} en-, except three of the smaller pic
lures which were cracked slightly neal
the corners, which however, has moi
damaged them at all for our purpose
: They have Just been put in the win
dows and attract much attention. AL
: of our people are much pleased will
the pictures especially with the surfing
views which none of us had seen. They
are certainly fine"
| have found it necessary to secure
extra assistance in addressing en-
velopes and mailing folders during thu
past few days but by the end of thi
, month we will have concluded our spe
cial mail campaigns for next winters
travel and the regular office force will
be able to take care of the work. Dur
ing September, we will again round VI
|, the different Excursion Bureaus an'
Steamship and Railway Offices tn
> world over, renewing supplies of fold
ers, maps, etc.
I am pleased to be able to repor
that on each steamer leaving Homo
lulu there may be found one or NOR
passengers who find it convenient t.
/ carry with them good supply of on
folders for distribution during thei
.sravels. This is a great help to u
in our work and can not fail to brini
results.
The fifth edition of "Hawaii,
Primer" is now coming from the press
While we are well supplied with ad
vertising matter for the present, w
shall need at least 100000 copies o
. our general folder and 10000 copie
g | of tbe Primer early next year as wei