The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
]. WALTER'DOYlE !.
. Gets THE HOOK
FROM H. P. WOOD
Notice Of Dismissal Delivered
Just As Chairman Leaves ..,
On Vacation
VoT DELIVERING VALUE
RECEIVED EXCUSE GIVEN
Exposition Officials Are Loud In
Praise Of Departing
Publicity Man

}. Walter Doyle, after scoring the one
big success that has come to uawaiis
redit at the fair, after receiving the
personal thanks of President Moore and
others Of the first directorate, and after
receiving number of complimentary
ettors from others Mt the fan who are
LONG things, has got the hook.
According to a wireless which came
to The Advertiser last evening from
San Francisco, Chairman II. p. Wood
Of the Hawaii fair commission left
San Francisco on a vacation to the
country. Just before he left he sent
letter TO Mr.. Doyle = hotel notifyin2
che latter that his services with the
commission win terminate on July 81.
Not Giving Value Received
81 think that the commissioners arc
agreed in the opinion that you have not
gwen Hawaii value received for the
money paid you for your services, /"
said hartman Wood.
In other words, j. Walter is pau.
However, there are still Wood, Riven-
burg and Efinger on the job giving
Hawaii value received for the ten per
each draws from the fair appropriation,
to say nothing Of the moving picture
operator, the two janitors and the
other assistants to Mr.. Wood, including
clerk and secretary.
In the meanwhile, "A Night in Ha-
wall is to be described in special ar.
} icles In Scribners' and the Ladies
Home Journal while the fair publicity
bureau is preparing "eolor mats Of
the event to be sent TO scores of papers
throughout the country. T..
Yesterdays mai brought from San
Francisco copies Of two letters, samples
If what Publicity Director Doyle has
been receiving. Theodore Hardee, who
is Chief Of Special Events on the staff
Of President Moore, writes, in part:
y My dear Mr.. Doyle take this
first opportunity to express our
satisfaction at the very success
full production of the "Night in
Hawaii" pageant on the Fine Arts
Palace lagoon last Friday night,
Juno 18th. II must be particular.
|! Iy' gratifying to YOU to have seen
this very happy result of your ac-
Y tive labo"s, towards helping create
this great success.
On the whole, | believe we are
all TO be most eartHy congratulate.
ed on the results achieved and no
elements responsible for this sue.
cess are more deserving Of credit
your good self. f.
Please accept my heartiest felici.
tations.
Best Show Pulled OF
Z. w. Clark, manager of the art de,
.'artment, bureau of exploitation, who
5 engaged by the exposition managr.
ment to give publicity, wrote the fol.
lowing:
My dear Mr.. Doyle-During the
two years and a half that ] have
been connected with the Exposition
| have witnessed many parades,
pageants festivals and dedications,
which have awcd and enraptured
me, but the wonderful and surpas,
singly beautiful water pageant of
a "Niyht IN Hawaii stimulated
my Imagination, aroused my emo
tions. stirred my intellect, tickIed
my fancies and played upon my
heartstrings as nothing has ever
done before Knowing that you
planned, staged and conducted the
entire program, wish to compIi
ment, congratulate and thank you.
1t is THE best show that has
been pulled off on the Exposition
gronnds.