Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-29
Big STEAMERS Want
MANY BOOKS
ON HAWAII
OUTSIDE SOURCES
BOOSTING ISLANDS
Through Trains Will Place the Lit.
erature Of the Territory Handy
for the Travelling Public to
Read

III MS WEEKLY TepOTt " 'he ''i"'
ton Committee says:
1t is sometimes stimulating to stop
o bit to note what "the other fell
low" in your line of business is do
ing, and how he is doing It, We
are in the publicity business-adver-
Using Hawaii--and we have good
reason to be proud of what we have
accomplished. But there are others.
For instance, private citizen in
New Bedford, Mass. the publisher
of one of the leading papers OF that
city, has for some time been paying
over; 100000 per page In standard
magazines, such as the Cosmopolitan,
for the broad purpose of informing
the people of the country that his
city is the best place on earth"
This may be but a short-winded
squirt of an eccentric enthusiast, but
when we learn that California spent
in 1905, the sum OF s6,264532.00 in
advertising, or s3.s5 for every inhab-
liant in the state, and that the
amount since that time has been
even greater. we are safe In assum-
Inc ,bot no,h,nr i,t hard headed
hns,ross sonsn i,s,:reI snch great
expenditure. a large portion of this
advertising was probably done by
private interests, but good advertis-
ing of most any kind is generally
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c,mn,icn ~ ,,o ,,roon,Ie orowers
hn,, 'un,,s,,o, ar,nrn,.,,an, v,oI, an.
,,on a. M mo-. n.,,,.
nm, our adyortIs,ng oomos choonor
tbor ,nv m,in,,nd s,,to con bnnc
,nr AMI ,,,ior. ara cut aa'not On
,ny w,y ,,a,c,to ,,o ,a,ro 90 tho
.h,os,ir.., which ,ha -ra,,,nry 4.
cons,,n,Iy co,t,rr trom .coro nj
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DEVELOPMENT of Tho defcnses of Tho
Islands he the redera, covernnont
draws General ,tfontion 4, Hawaii.
ms many Iettcrs of inouirv indicate,
Almost every ma or tho STEADILY in
creosinp Goc,, os tourists yoes hack
,o tho mninIapJ +, hoos,er for Hawai-,
of the worry hest kind Probably
where magazine and other writers
devote time TO writing about the
Paradise of the Pacific than To any
other one section of the country
The work Of our organization
| however. attracts attention and com.
lp,imentary comments from man,
sources, and especially from com.
merciaI bodies in various parts O,
the country The President of IN,
| Hoboken IN. A.. Board of Trade
nv the inst mail writes IN thanl ms
for our literature sent him, and saws
II much admire the ability display.
cd I'm their preparation. and mr. owr
efforts seem very tame in cor,paris
on"
The TAMPA (Fiorida) Board O
Trade. whose Secretary. Mr.. will,
Is. Powell. spent some months in Ha
wall about ten years ago. and is ;
regular correspondent OF onrs. Iu,
evidently taken the one from tn
Hawaii Promotion Committee whe,
announcing recently with mucl
newspaper big tyne headlines. that
IL prepared to nav one hundred dol
lars for n 'catch.phrase."
Mrs. Headlee. our represcntatiy
at Los ANGELES. sends another lettc
(which shows that there is no lacI
lor interest in Hawaii among tho Wis,
TORS to that CITY MANY persons. sb
says, are inquiring about homes Il
the Islands, and adds 81 be,iey
that, II it'were possibIe for the re,
ritory to offer even the, smailes
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