Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-10

dressed the members of the AID Club
and their many friends at the weekly
luncheon at the Palm cafe at noon to-
Gay. Ford told OF his plans for pub
licfty during his trip, explained what
he intends to do on, behalf of Hawaii
and struck a most responsive chord
in the hearts Of his hearers. His re-
marks were well received and long
applauded by the large crowd which
Lad gathered to wish him aloha.
The address was as follows:
II am leaving you today with three
objects in view: First, to make the
Mid Pacific Magazine, which you bus
mess men Of Hawaii. have so splen-
didly supported for three years, the
official mouthpiece of the whole Pa
cific published here at the cross
roads OF the great ocean; second, to
tell the people of every country of
the Pacific what ! think of Hawaii,
and why know it to be the last and.
most perfect bit Of work of the Gre
ator, after he had had the experience
of making other lands; third, to adj
vance the propaganda of. the Hands
Around-tbe- Pacific work that we may
get all of the countries of the Pacific
to work together, to make the adyan-
tages Of our countries known to. every
American and European.
Much work has already been done
along this latter line as You all know
Five years ago the idea of the Mid
Pacific Magazine to be published for
the whole Pacific at our crossroads
was born at conference with Percy
Hunter in Sydney. We had taken
pledge to work together in the crea-
ton of the Hands-Around-the-Pa Pacific
movement Much was done by cor
respondence after my return to Ha-
vail, but at the end of a year saw
that 1t was necessary for me to get
back to New York and work for
enough money for continued postage.
It was when called on Charles Crane
of the Commercial Gazette Co. to say
I Aloha that he remarked: why don't
you go ahead and start your magazine
kere?'
Busted, was my only comment.
Wen give YOU credit" was the
reply.
For a hundred and sixty page
magazine, 5000 copies MONTH was
my query.
'Surel' was Mr.. Cranes reply.
All right | said, and the first man
! tackled was Mr. l. A. Thurston, the
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