Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-13
HAWAII GETS
GOOD MENTION
Secretary Woods Report
Shows Work Of Publicity
Accomplished.

Accomplished.
Hawaii has been getting plenty of
the right kind OF publicity lately. ac-
cording to the report Secretary II. p.
Wood submitted td the Promotion
Committee this afternoon. Seattle
has received Howaii's representative
cordially, and from many sources
come favorable mention Of the Is
lands and their attractions. His re-
port says:
Reports from our agent in the
Northwest continue to be most en-
couraging. On September 30 Mrs.
Headlee gave her tax on Hawaii be.
fore the members Of the Metropolitan
Club of Seattle, being well received.
In speaking of the ex ursion, Mrs.
Headlee says:
Mr.. w. W. King, the manager,
has just come In and tells me that
fifty of the largest papera throughout
the state will announce the excur-
sion october 4. The smaller papers
in the state on Wednesday, the 5th.
shall send you as many of these as
1t may be possible fer me to secure.
The Seattle Times Is to devote a col
ored page to the trip in November.
We are surely getting publicity for
this trip in many ways. Mr.. King
thinks they will have TO use two
steamers, both the Prince Rupert
and the Prince George, as they now
have list OF 800 persons who have
said that they are going. He ex.
poets to receive on deposits this
week between $1,000 and $4,000
Working Up New Excursion.
THE Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany's offer of the Queen having
been refused by the Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce, the company
is now endeavoring to work up an
excursion out of Portland, as the
following letter from the general
passenger agent, Mr.. c. d. Dunann'
would indicate:
81 have yours dated September
IL advising of shipment of literature
which we will be pleased to distrib
ute amongst our agents. You may
forward such quantities for future
distribution as YOU deem. proper, /. II
viii be our pleasure to see to u that
the stuff is well placed. itFls'"
1--WE entered into, negotiations
with the Los Angeles Chamber o!
Commerce for an Island excursion
The writer visited their committee
| in person and presented what was
expected to be an acceptable propo-
sition. After due deliberation the
committee sent In its declinatiOn. II
would seem that II deems 1t impos
sible to get a sufficient number oil
subscribers to meet the expense.
"we are now negotiating with
parties in, Portland. Ore, who hope
to organize an excursion the coming
\ winter. II successful issue j.
reached, we will advise you fully
How P. C. Jones Got It.. ID.
~7"Recent clippings from the Coast
have contained numerous references
to Mr.. p. C. Jones' remarkably quick
| trip from Honolulu to Boston. ant
| II has been matter OF conjecture a'
| to just how 80 much publicity wa.
given to the accomplishment. Let
tiers TO hand by this mail clear III
the mystery, however. for It woult
appear that Mr.. Walter J. Lynch
1 passenger traffic manager for th'
/! New York Central lines at Chicago
1 who was recently here, saw goot
opportunity to advertise Hawaii ant
his road at the same time, so ar
ranged the desired connections at
tending to the publicity end as well
THAT we are steadily advancing
our outposts is well Indicated b!
the following letter from the man
agar of the foreign department o
the yisst National Bank of Pitts
4 burg, Pa, dated September 20:
"'Your annual report came Z
hand and was perused by the write
with great interest. Would yo'
mind placing this department OF
your mailing list for any of you
4 publications or advertising matter
\ " we have n party Of four gen
tlemen leaving San FrahHisc0 on tn
Mongolia, October 25. on tri
| around the wol'd. and they inten
to stop. at Hawaii or about wv
weeks. They would rather "aYe ma
| three weeks, but we could not ar
range the steamship accommodation
satisfactorily. However. II they NM
the island interesting they may stai
from four TO five weeks. Our pas
sengers' names are Mr.. Glenn Stew
art. Mr.. Alex. X. Nimick, Mr.. G
Ekelund and Mr.. Carroll Robertson
| These gentlemen belong to our YER