The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-06
Carnival POSTER
DESIGN BY CATION
.YHASBIEENADOPTED
Director General Cooper viii
Have It Reproduced IN y. !,
-.,r. Three coIors t. :.
COPIES IN MINIATURE
ALSO TO BE DISTRIBUTED
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Booklet Planned To Lead Tour
lists Here 49, Aala Park
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The carnival advertisement designed
b. Francis Josef Cation, has met with
such appreciation wherever it has beer
shown mat Director General Cooper is
TO have IL reproduced full size, in three
colors, as a poster, and then run a re.
duced reproduction in monotone as q
pnge advertisement in the mainland
magazines. O., 49,. " ...t
An edition Of ten thousand copies Of
the poster will be printed, for distri
BUTTON by the Hawaii Promotion Com.
mittee, through its connections with
the passenger and advertising depart.
ments Of the great railway systems and
tourist agencies on the mainland. G-t
Zen Thousand miniature copies, print,
cd as picture post cards, will be held
in stock here, for the use of Honolu.
lans, their friends and guests, who wish
to mani them as memorances.
Mr.. Cation is now at work on a
cover design for the Carnival Path
finder, which will be a seven by ten
booklet of forty pages, the cover in
three eolOrs, the letter press and illus
trations, with ample margins, to be in
monotone.
Pathfinder Unique Booklet 81 .. .. .
A reproduction of the poster will
appear in the afternoon paper today.
The Advertiser will print the Path
finder design later.
The contents of the Carnival Path
finder will be carefully prepared in
formation for tourists, telling them
what they can see, how to see it, where
they can stay, and what they can buy,
honestly and simply set forth. ASK
the man who owns one" is the adYer.
tising catch line of one of the great
automobile manufacturers. The Garri-
val corporation wants to be able to
say; "Ask the man who has been
there with equal confidence.
Director-General Cooper believes that
the Pathfinder will find as much favor
as the poster and can be made self
Supporting. That Is to say, not cent
of the cost of preparation and produc.
ton will fall on the carnival funds,
but those benefited by the text and
illustratiors will subscribe the expense.
John Catheart resigned as city at.
tCrney without rendering any opinion
on the request of the director general
for permission to use Aala Park dur.
ing carnival week.
Park viii Be Fenced
Consequently a new request has been
submitted to the mayor and board of
supervisors, who presumably will refer
1t to the new city attorney, Arthur
M. Brown, with statement that
prompter action is desired.
If the city grants its approval, Judge
Cooper already has sketched out his
disposition of the space available. The
Aala street side of the park is fenced
in now so that it will be necessary to
build fences only on Beretania and
King street. The waterfront side will
be left open purposely, in order that
the water parade can be viewed from
the grand stands, which will face Nun.
ana stream.
College Walk, running between the
park boundary and the bank of the
stream, will offer ready.made road
for the review of all parades and will
solve the problem of bringing the diff.
terent street exhibits into the Carnival
City.
The centef of the park will be kept
open for dancing pavilions and massed
events, and the concessions and booths
Of one sort and another will be lined
up on the Aaia street slde, masking
the fence.
Stream 10 Be Raised
For the water parade, as already ex,
planned when first suggested it will
be necessary TO raise the stream by
temporary DAM but only enough to
keep it at the level of high tide. More
than that would not leave sufficient
clearance for the floats under the King
street and Rapid Transit bridges.
Illumination effects will be supplied
by the Honolulu Gas and the Hawai-
ian Electric companies, which will be
given space for advertising displays
Theodore Hoffman, superintendent OF
the Alexander Young Building Compa
ny, who has been named chief Of eleG
trical7 display, will sail for San Fran
cisco in the Ventura August ~ and
while there win make study of the
effects obtained at the exposition.
Admission TO the Carnival City prob
ably will be twenty five cents, with an
additional charge of another Quarter
for reserved seats in the grandstand.
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