Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-01
Hawaii REAP|NG
PUBLICITY FROM
congress VISIT
Ra ave.; Traffic Agents Are
"IilIng to Help Along Tour
ISt Travel Campaign

That Hawaii is alreadv roani,,r ,.,,,
WY dS result Of the visit Of tho
II '.'S tSS:onaI Fafty is what Albert p
IL "!!oS' assistant secretary Of rbp prn.
FLouoh Committee. told the mephar.
y me committee in a report nj tho
HSI meeting Cf the organization
! lHe report follows, in mart.
J. Inc hrst fruits Of the uublic;tv do
iNed through the visit of the congras
';iohal party directed from the office ~
ie Ha"aH Promotion Committee have
l'"Ie ifcm the managing editor of tho
'HhoNVllle Sentinel Of Knoxville Tom
4 letter telling of the visit of tho
f hSFeSSman from that district tho
St'ef oetAg ampliffed to include the
Important issues in which the Hawai-.
'"h STANDS are interested. particularlv
sugar and shipping legislation. was
sent 70 the leading neWspaDrr of tbo
district under tho La.
ief that the letter would he or ,u,h
l." dPpeaLhS nature that it wOuld no
,u"iShed. The knoxville Sentinel nd. !
'or states that the letter which reach.
q INN was TO be used in their editions 5
+ Nay 10.
Inc boards Of supervisors and the I
sduinS commercial organizations of
le islands OF Hawaii Maui, Kauai and
anu nave been notified Of the pass. q
sc OF the amendment to the Homo J;
ia hamber of Commerce bylaws |!
luer winch the membership If the u
romotlon Committee is enlarged from Il
We 10 nine members. and ,rndar u
nicI the legislative approximation or u
@'oVo Tor the biennial period COM ~
ehcing July J, 1915. The matter of 81
e appointment of the four additional
7mbers Is now in the hands of the 8
reihor' the respective boards of su f.
FlSofs ana the commercial Organi- on
Llehs OF the four principal islands
Fuohclty has been obtained in ~
eater New York, the bulletin of the
rchants Association of New York. lLI
OF the largest concerns of the kind !
the United States A letter from l.
secretary of the Promotion Com.
tee carrying the greetings of thelg .
hhhttee to the New York associa. i g..
! because of the closer relations "a
aoilshed by the opening of the can. I
vas published in the May 10 issue gov
upylns an entire page, the head fur
S being large and attractive. the
Ierr1t Fort, passenger traffic man. abu
or the Union Pacific system at rest
;ago, has replied to a request of Of s
committee for additional free ad. row
lslng IN their folders and bulletins
stating that for the present their n
and publicity work is he bell
conducted at Omaha and that he
referred the letter and data RI b
basSlnger, general passenger be
l. with request that he give
matter careful consideration with -
wv to going as far as possible in -
of complying with your
pS.'
D. Eustlce, passenger traffic
ger OF the Burlington route at
lg0, also states that we are max.
I'LL use of the Hawaii idea in all
dVertlslng matter seeking traffic
coast this year, and | trust it
'esult I'M considerable business
lie Hawaiian village at the San
1alr, which is conducted under
engagement of Ernest K Kaai is
considerable publicity for the
lttee and the islands. In a let
lst received by the Promotion
llttee from Mr.. Kaai it is stated
Wilbur Anderson and he have
planning to make a feature or
IL as Hawaiian day in San
and that he had hoped to obtain
from the Hawaii Fair Commits.
San Francisco but was unable
So and therefore he could not
up any big stunt without the
The Hawaiian village is dis
ng a considerable quantity of "
re for the islands,