The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-25

Clubs Of the World
HThe Al Club spirit, energy ana
success acknowledge only the wonders
Of the Mareoni wireless as competitor
in the splendid record made for break
! ing Through Barriers Of the past, pro
noting neighborly relationships across
formerly impossiblc distance, and dis
seminatine Truth as a practical bust,
ness reality We are greatly pleased TO
thus report 10 YOU that the Mareoni
company, like the advertising clubs,
has spanned tho Pacific in the progress
OF is great work Of encircling the
world.
From Hawaii Promotion Committee
70 the California Developments Hoard:
"eongratulations upon the opening
Of the Mareoni Pacific Wireless service
IL means much TO- California and Ba.
wall. IL II no longer 2lO0 miles from
San Francisco 10 Honolulu. Time and
distance have been conquered. A gold,
en- future Is ahead Of us. ~
From The Advertiser TO Melville +
Stone. general manager Associated
4 1gfeetiugs to the Associated Rrsss
from the Mid.larifc over tho Mareoni
wireless eystem opened this day. Ev.
cry day New York gets closer to no.
nolulu.1 ...n
From Admiral Moore to the comnan.
dant at Marc Island M
1.-THE Marcohi Wireless Telegraph
Company opens its stations on oahu
today for business. -
From Hawaii Promotion Committee
70 A. P. Taylor, its San Francisco
agent:
'Please express TO the people OF tho
United States our sincere appreciation
Of the great work Accomplished bt
Mnrconi anht those cooperating with
him In the establishment Of series OF
wireless stations encirclinr the globe.
next TO the Panama Canal the greatest
commercial undertaking of the cen.
Prom Mayor j. ]. Fern TO Mayor
James Rolph Of San Francisco:
"Ayailing myself Of the, Invitation
extended me by the Mareoni Wireless
representatives, | herewith send yoa
greetings and personal aloha and good
wishes Of the city and county Of Homo
lulu. - it
Governor Pinkham to A. p. Taylor,
San francisco.
1--WE thank you for your Marconi
Wireless. We feel quite important to-
day and shall not retire Hawaii from
its prominence.
Governor Pinkham TO Chas. @. Moore,
President Panama Pacific Exposition.
The people Of Hawaii thank YOU
for your cordial expressions wirelessed
over the Marconi system. We conf.
IDENTIFY anticipate increased mutual SO.
cial and commercial relations. Thanks
to your directors Hawaii will next year
prominently be in evidence at your ex
From Alexander Hume Ford to John
Barrett, Director Pan.Amorican Union.
''Aloha TO ideals of Pan.American
Union from the Hands Around the. Pa.
cific movement. May genius of Mar.
conf radio-telegraphy from the Cross
roads of the Pacific eternaliy record
news Of peace among all races and ma
tons about the great ocean,
| The Invitation List
The list Of lihyfted guests is:
A. Aaalberg, Louis Adams, w. ID.
Adams, Abort Along, Riley ii. Allen
George Angus, Ii. Arita, Judge G. w.
Ashford, h. g. Atherton, G. II. Ather,
ton, A. l.. c. Atkinson, Robert Akin.
son, s. Awoki, ID. Il. Balch, J. A. Baleh
| F. r. Baldwin, G. G.. Ballentyne, J, A.
Beaver, g.. @. BeekIey, c. II. Bellina,
J. w. Bergstrom, T. A, Berndt, Spen.
Ger Bickerton, Otto A. Bierbach, t.,
Faxon Bishop, r. Il. Blake, C. Bolte,
A, w. 7. Bottomley, WA. Bowen, w.
Spencer Bowen, Frank o. Boyer, L..
w. Branch, NJ. Brasch, X. w. Brock
ons, DR.. Brigham, Cecil Brown, G. A.
Brown, W. L. Brown, Raymond G..
Brown, H. G. burns, r. J. Buchly, +
| K. Bull, Mr. Burns, q. +. Bush, j. w.
Caldwell Colonel Archibald Campbell
A. j. Campbell, A. N. Campbell, Mars
ton CampbclL Major.General Carter,
George r. Carter, Bruce Cartwright
ST., Bruce Cartwright Jr., j. b. Castle,
G., p. Castle, w, r. Castle, Robert Cat
ton ST., George Chalmers W. w.
Chamberlain. Lt.-Col. T., B. Cheatham,
J. Francis child, Hoy Chuch, T. NJ.
Church, A. +, Clark, j. X. Clarke, j.
70. Cohen, r. Sharp, A. II. Collins, Ma
ior A. s. Conklin, ID. L. Conkling, &. II.
Cooke, }. P, Cooke, r. A. Cooke,
DR.. c. B. Cooper, j, L. Cooper, c. A.
Cottrill, j. L. Cockburn, Chas. S.
Crane, s. ~ Damon, A. +. Davidson,
Judge J. r. De Bolt, s. De Froest, Geo.
| P. Denison, Chas. s. DeslSy, II. G. Dill
bingham, b. f. Dillingham;, s. B. Dole,
J. ID. Dole, J ID. ,Dongherty, }. NJ. Dow,
sett, John II. Drew, G. Du Roi, Brig.
Con. Edwards, John EGingor, j. G.
Evans, w. R. Harrington, J. J. Fern,
John l.. Fleming, II. Focke, G. r
Forbes, A. II. Ford, 20 NJ. V. Forster,
| d. II. Fleming, Chas. r. Frazier, J. r
Gait, A.. Gartonberg, A. Gartley, n. Il
Godge, Jas Glib, Captain G.. S. Gibbs
Guy Gere II, h. Giffard, W. NJ. Gif,
| fard, w. l.. Clifford, A. J. Gignoux,
~ A. Gilman, Hans M. Gittel, Ernest
IC Gonsalves, w. w Goodale, Il. l.. S
Gordon, W. NJ. Graham. Harry S, Gray
IL. b, Guard, G. @. Guild, James Guild
Iohu Guild. Archibald s. Guild, A. r.
GurrcS, J. y, @. Hagens, r. l.. Ilalsey
Armin Hanoberg, +, NJ. Hatch, Frank
| Halstoad, {, Hedemaun, II. Hitchcock
| Or. Hobby, IL. Holmes, Albert HUrner
| +, L. Howrs, u. q. Hpmmel, Irwin j.
Hurd, Frank Hustace, A, Humbcrg