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r 3S Evening Bulletin From San Francticoi Honolulu!! June 18 For 8an Franclscol Zeulnndln, Nippon Mnru .June 18 From Vancouver! Makora June II For Vancouveri 7.oala nilla June 1 1 5). If you want to Imprest the publlo with tha distinctiveness of your goods, then distinctiveness mutt ba tha domi nant (eatura of tha advertlilno which represent your concern. 3:30 EDITION Is Pre-emin&ntly the People's Paper 14 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, VnE 19, 1912. 14 PAGES. h ESTABLISHED 1882. No. 5267. PRICE 5 CENTS. ? w m f i A , r U h xi 19 HAWAII VOTES OELlTEllO RETURNS: SAYS Refuses To Sit With Prear At Chicago Denies Third Party Plan Is Made Talks On Legislation .. .j. .j. .;. .(. .. .;. . : .;. .;. : : : : : : : HiiiTi:!.r(im: mmiio sivsi Ilo Ih lint coming to Hawaii t Talk of a tlilul pirty is not a shell his Imtmscmcnt lie will n Mm fill tiro. He did tint bo to Chicago heciutR Kooscvult personalities nnil becnti on tho Biinui delegation with Govo Governor Hughes of Now Vor mire tlioloti of thu convention Hiiwiilliin legislation Is being pressing muttuis bcfoio Cnngioss, hIoii. ... .j. v : Disgusted with tho Tntt-Uoosovelt campaign of personalities and doclln liiK to sit In tho delegation nt (,'htcngo with Governor I'rear on iilioiiuI of his bitter iimtrovorsy with Hawaii's chief executive, Delegates J. Kuhlo Kn lauinnaolti returned this morning from WnshliiKloii on the liner lluiioliilau. Stories that Kuhlo would launch a "third party- Movement, hero fud that bis plduA'tor this nro already well an vanced nro denied by tho Delegate. Ill hu Interview with a representative of tlio II it'll (i tin bo stated that no mull move has been suggested by him and that If such a move has been mado It Is mi tho part of peoplo hero and ban not been given his Indorse ment. The Delegate, however. Is not com municative as to bis political plans for CLEAN-UP DAY At 7 o'clock tomorrow morning Ha waii's net ond minim! Cloun-Up I)a will be on More than 400 men and 175 enrts and teams will begin tho municipal house-cleaning destined to help In making Honolulu Spotless Town from Diamond Head to Mo.inaluu Piesident II ou D.iuini of the Oahtt Central ConiinJttec, under whoso uus likes the clc.ui-up movement is tak ing place, bald this afternoon (lint tho forces aro completely organized Pub lic; enthusiasm lias been glowing rap Idly, and with tomorrow a legal holi day, theio will bo not only the forces rcguUirly euiplojed In the woik, but Mist hosts of volunteers. "If the day Is not u great siicccsb, it will not be thu fault of tho bun duds ot public-spirited men and wo men who aiu joining with us," B.ild Ml. on Dauiiii "Tho city Is much cliuncr than It was on thu tlrst clean up day a year ago In districts where then we collected llfty drayloads of giubago and refuse, our inspection forces tills year report oiuy two or tlnce diuyloads In many cases the Inspection last Hatmduy showed much less work to be donu than we had ex pected "However, tomorrow wn ask for and need the support ami Mlp of us cry householder. 1 would like to say par ticularly that wu uio leeching splen did support fiom nuinbcrB of women 1 tho city, who aiu not only helping by seeing that their own jaidsare Special Sale of Safes H. E. HENDRICK, Ltd., Phone 2648 Merchant and Alakei tJqMl WITH ROW o Ht.irt a "third part)." t Ills suggestion nor bat It been ot foiccast any piobubllltles for u be Is disgusted with the Tnft se hu could not conscientiously sit liioi Prour. 1(, lie tlilnks, will bn the totupro- Bldo-trackcd because of morn but should pass at tho next boh :;:: tho future While ipilte willing to dis cuss llaunllan legislation pending lie-; fore Congress, bo Is somewhnt retl- cent as to thu political ilcclopmcntB' In the Islands and tho probable i mil so of events hero us Influenced by bis un tagonlsm to Governor I'rear. Ilo has not et picked a man to suc ceed his retiring seirclnry, Geoigo Jdcli, Jlct'loHan -and. In fact, when seen this morning, ho had had 11(1 tlluct to confer with his local political friends, and hence was untitrall) tin vllllng to innke prophecies for tho fti tine. One thing he considers certain, and that Is that , Secretary 1'lsher will tomo to Hawaii as soon as ho can lean1 Washington to carr) on tho In cstlgatlnn Into Prcar's administration (Continued on Page 3) TOMORROW clean, but mo preparing to bcrvo lunches to the volunteer workers All who can aid us b) sorvlng sandwiches and colfee, etc , are asked to do so "The Hoy Scouts aru relied upon to do effective work One or two will be assigned to eacli district, the rest being on duty at beadciuarteis, whole the can bo used as mciseiicgrs and In other ways " Acting Governor Mott-Smlth Is In churgo of the Held forces Ho said jestcrday Hint tho day is going In bo a big success As it is a legal holiday, practically all business will be shut down and all public olllces eloped n. A. llcrudt, who was In clinign of the Clean-Up Day forces last )oar as president of tho Central Improvement Committee mid tills year heads tho curtago illusion, said this afternoon that tho good woik of the luspectois Is noticed In niaii tedious which ale notlccahl) clean I "Districts such as upper Nuuaiiii, Knlilil and others show lino work by Inspectors," said Mr. llorndt, "In fact, tho Inspection lias piocd that sluco last year the standard of sanitation lias gone up 'T CLOSECANALTO Hawaii's IH.'lit fur mi "open canal" mid against the piutfslun In the canal hill prohibiting rallioid-owiiul ships I from using the big waterwu. glus promise of ktol 1 II) the llonoliilan today came ad vins from the foist show lug that al though the House took action ngilust iiilliimd-imuei) ships, the Senate will inoillfj the measure, so that Hawaii will git the hineflt A Washington lisp itch limit! iln to ot June 10 sajs I '"iho Stnatu compilttee on lutiioce nnie canals has agreed to report tho email toll bill with a provision ullnw I11K Amirlian snips In the c oast w Iho llnile to use the canal trie and allow ing railroad ships tu go through tho 1 1. null whin destined fur u foielgu port, with the privilege uf touch ut Auurl- can ports.. BBBaaaijaBBBBBH I J A ii:i,i:aTi: uriuo SCHOLARSHIP CUP 1912 GIFT TO j. . j. .g. .;. jc 4. . 4. , I'linulioii's pliuiB for an alumni 4 I- hall will bo discussed at the an- ! nual meeting of the alumni, to bo hold nt 4 30 o'cloc kthls uf- ternoon ut tho Punnhoii spring 1' C Atherlon, president of the ! alumni association, will preside, and speakers will be I)r W C Hobdy. President A 1' Grilllths, aniU James A Wilder, and tho - 5 - v Gills' Glee Club will furnish v, music ! ! GradiiHies of the Puliation Prcpnrn toiy In tho class of 1112 today plated n premium on scholarship for tho fu ti.io pupils of the Institution by pre senting tho school with a scholarship! cup, to be known as 'The Puiiuhoiii (Continued on Page 6) SEVERIN TELLS COAST PEOPLE HE WAS THREATENED IN HAWAII Collefje of Hawaii Scientist Talks On Fruit-Fly Situation. ProtesMir Ilinrj II Scvcrln of thu CMIIegu of Hawaii certainly did boin tj nil Hawaii s light against the fruit ll when he reaebtd thu Coast ruiutly on ids si If announced mission of 'tell ing the truth " Tim San 1'iiiiiclsio I'hroiililu of June 7 pulillslus the follow lug ultllu under a prominent illsplaj head Professor lltni) II Seveiiu, ctjlnol o;lst of thu College ot Hawaii, accoiu paiilul b William J Hartung, iijoung Hawaiian scientist, urilvcd on thu Mat sou line r Honolulu!! )cstcnli morn ing fiom the Hawaiian Islands to (ill- tlite u emnpilKii for the quarantining of Hawaiian fruits for the purpose, of killing off the Midltirruutau fruit lly pist Pmtissor Sim rln charges that Inspector II A Welnhind, scut to tho Islands 1 1) thitKtntu Horticultural Com. mission of California to Investigate the II) Is liuoinpttt lit W'c Inland whore tnrmd on the siiiuii steamer, refused to discuss conditions until lie makes his leport to the commission Sew 1 In assirts that ills purposo In coming lure Is to appear before the Callfoinli I'rult Gipiwrs' couviiitloii ut Santa lSiirbaia, opening In tin du)s .Sovcilu asstlls that 11 pulls that thu II) pest has lie en wiped out In the is lands ale false Hu thelitis that Weill- iWILD "SCENE At CONVENTION WHEN "DARK HORSE" NAMED; HAWAII CHANGES ITS VOTE NEW NAVAL BILL AIDS IN LOCAL WORK BY C. S. ALBERT. (Special IMillieiiti Corn sisimlt nco 1 WASHINGTON, I) C, June 7 The navul iipprnprlutloii bill, us iitncnded I') thu Sinale committee) on mial uf fairs mill reported, dues sew nil good turns fur Hawaii Among tlu'ui are thee Important, udtlltlous to the meas ure as puss'by the House The Heentiir uf the Navy Is author ised to purl base, from the appropria tion "Naval Station. Pearl Harbor. Ha waii firsh-failc-rnystein," Hindi4 by the net of March 4, 1911, 1 acre, more or less, .if hunt In the Island or Oiilw. lirrllury of Hawaii, for thu lueatlun of Wells for .supplj lug fresh wutcr to the naval station, Iarl llarlior, Ha waii, mid to acquire u right of way fur a pipe Uuv from such welts to thu naval Motion 'llic limit of cost of the tlrjelock at the naval station ut Pearl Harbor, Ha. wall, has been Inert axed from U.JOO.UUU to IJ.Uo.Oclu, iiml the' iipproprlatliiii of 1 1.0 jo Ooo has In vii made to cuntliiuu the work on the same. Instead of to compute It The Increase In the limit ! of tost Is iniide necessary because of lomlltlons which require the use uf ai richer mixture uf concrete Il a new cliiise the Heeretar) of the Nuv U authorized to employ the ap-' propri.itluu fur the support ot tile lop- irH on tin Island of Guam for their ninovul to such Island possession of the tuitiil States as he llltiv select The Island which he will select will be tin Islam! of c'ulliiu. In the Plilllp plius, when there Is already it lepir colon) mult 1 expire incdlcal car A I irgH hipitul Is alnadj In existence tin 11 'Hu Island is Jin mllis south- last or .Manlli and Is 20 by 40 miles In sli In the opinion of the Navy (Continued on Page 3) pitor. II. II. HKVKItIV laud has bun absolutely unsuccessful III bis attempt to eiirb the pest Unbind n until reported to thu (Continued on Page 4) ftMnwNMMMHMMMLJXMM.ilSH KXI'li tN VI I() OK HUt A I PS Mill. Ml. v That Hawaii's votu csterday wus cast for McGovorn for tcm- porury chairman as a strategic move to conceal tho Taft strength and to aid In future b iltotlug 011 tho nomination It- self, Is tho belief of closo fol- lowers of political events. Tho theory was advanced this morn- lug by a prominent Honolulu man who Is familiar with moves -I- made jt big conventions that Ha- lUUUt; Ml Uli VU11VCIIIIUIID iimv 'U- L wall's vote wub cast for McGov r ern under Instructions from the the Taft leaders It is pointed out that Hawaii could b relied upon to stick with Taft, and tliul for this iMiscm would obey the In- r struct Ion ot the Taft generals. Tho bcller la that the Tuft men saw that Root wn-nrertalnly for chairman before lla'wall's vote was culled, this territory being fifth from .he last mid Just following Wyoming. The Taft men know that later : oil the fight might be closer, and that It would bo 11 psycho- logical advantage for them to bo able to swing in fresh voles for v the President say an the second third or fourth ballots. Hawaii, Is Is thought, has been told to wait awhile before swinging In for Tuft W A. SMITH, a grnduato of tho en glueerlug department of tlto Univer sity of California with the class of 1011, was a passenger on the llonolii lan. He Is going to Hawaii 011 Satur day, where he has accepted a position as a civil engineer Willi the Ilakalatl Plantntlou Co A bron7e tablet Inscribed with the nmnis uf JJ policemen who lost their lltes In the performance uf duty was 11 m 1 Hi d mid set in the entrunce of the police htuihiuurters building In New York. Notlllcatlon uf Its decision to coif solldate with tho llaptlst dcnomlna' Hon was forwarded to yio Northern llaptlst convention nt Dcs Moines by tho Rhode Island Krea llaptlst tonvcu Hon. George Iteilillug Jr under kentenco for murder, was transferred from the count) Jail ut New Haven to Wethers, lit Id The condemned )oung mull kups up bis spirits. SCHOFIELD RESERVOIR SITE HAS BEEN SHIFTED An Important change In the plans for the pennant nt wutcr sstun at Heimlich! Ilnrraclis has been decided on Instead uf using one of tho large gulches hack uf the I.ellelnm reserva tion as a storage reservoir, another dam site three miles nearer the situ uf the new pust, has been seltctcd, allow Im; fur a cheaper plant und one that will take Hsu time to construct 'this change Is the result of careful InvciNtJgutloiis b) Major II. I Yank ( htiitliiiui, who recently arrived to take up thu duties of chief quartermaster of the department Since arriving on the transport, little more than 11 week ugu, Major Cheatham has been over the big reservation from end to end, and lie Is certain that the site which he has picked out Is better in every wit) than the one bt lifted some time ago, befoin the exact location of the permanent post was known Captain TAFT (Sisrlal II 11 1 1 CHICAGO, III, Juno 19. The Hawaii delegation iwung into line for Taft on the ihowdown today, on the resolution by Governor Hadley of Mil- souri, the Rootcvelt floor leader, to eliminate from the roll-call all eonteited deleaatei. A motion to table the resolution earned by a vote of 5C4 to 510. Hawaii voted with the Taft forces. The vote was a Taft victory, the President gaining five votes over the showing of yesterday, and four not voting. The general feeling is now less intense than yesterday, although the I a to outbreak in response1 to tho spring ing af Hadley as a "dark horse" was the wildest yet. Pennsylvanians bitterly resented the words of Hemenway of Indiana, who cast aspersions upon Flinn, the Pittsburg boss and a Roosevelt leader. Flinn himself led the demonstration made by subdued Flinn. Mayor Shank of Indianapolis called course of the debate on Hadley's resolution, which Record opposed. senator watson, in finishing the debate against the resolution, said ha believed that Hadley would consent to refer the resolution to the committee on credentials. It was at this point, when they passed together to the platform, that deafening cheering broke out and tho Hadley boom was launched. Ohio, Nebraska, Massachusetts, California, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Mis souri, West Virginia, North Carolina,' Kansas and Oklahoma joined wildly In the yelling. Suddenly tha delegates tore up their banners and began to pa rade the hall. Hadley seemed the center of a tremendous ovation. Mrs. Davis, a Chicago woman sitting in the gallery, waved a picture of Roosevelt, and frantic Roosevelt men seized her and carried her to the plat form on their shoulders In the midst of The significance of the outbreak, In part, is still unexplained. (Associated l'riss Cuttle ) CHICAGO, III June 19 A sudden boom for Governor Hadley of Mis. souri as a dark horse candidate was launched in the convention hero today. The convention opened at 11 1 15 o'clock. Hadley, as floor leader of tha Roosevelt forces, offered a resolution signed by thirteen members of the na tional committee, to the effect that all contested delegates be eliminated from the roll, which would give the Roosovolt men the whip hand. The debate on this resolution lasted for a long lime. Hadley opened 'it, and Doveell of Washington, Hemenway of Indiana, Devlne of Colorado, Mackay of Michigan and Galvin of Kentucky took a prominent part. Sen ator Watson, the Taft floor leader, opposed it strongly, while Allen of Kan sas and Record of New Jersey supported it. Late this afternoon, as Watson and Hadley were walking together to the platform, a wild and unexplained demonstration started, mostly on the part of Roosevelt men. Coleman of Pittsburg ran to the platform, shouting "Hadley! Hadleyl Next Presldentl" Tho tumult that this created lasted for forty-five minutes, the hall being a scene of pandemonium. Governor Oeneen of Illinois, when qbiet was restored, moved to amend the Hadley resolution so that no contested delegates be allowed to partici pate in sitting in judgment on their own case. Watson moved to table Oe neen's motion. Tho roll-call on the motion to table began at 9:45 o'clock, and the vote, now in progress, is running practically the same as yesterday. (Additional Cable on Page 9) SUGAR ntANCIhCO. Cnl 88 mini) sis, lis Previous limitation, HAN Diets 4 17c. June 19 8d ; parity, lis Kl-id P II Kdwards, who, until Major Cheatham's arrival, was constructing itiarti minster, mid who lias ever) de tail of the local situation well In baud, accomp.inlid Major Cheatham on all his trips to Heimlich!, und tint con struction work Is now thorough!) Idoeked uut With the recent decision of the War Department to retain all the water rlshts of the resirvutlou, and sell the surplus to the highest bidder, rutlicr than permit the VVjililawa Walir Com pan) to take over the rights and de liver all the water necessary for gov ernment usu free uf charge, pa) lag also lor the Installation of thu pipe and pumping plant, the muttir of a res ervoir has become all-Important The hew site, according to Major Cliiat Iihiii, beside being conslderalil) mar er the" post, will not require So much charing of natural growth, and will be easier to convert Into a retainer f 1 1 11 Cubic ) the Penn delegation. Chairman Root Record of New Jersey a liar In tho a tremendous demonstration. " which some of tho Taft men took MARCONI WIRE LESS Ni:V VOUK, June C Twin wlre liss stations to communicate' direct with London will be built along tho New Jersey coast within a j ear, ac cording to 1111 announcement made to day by tho Marconi Wireless Tele graph Couipuny of America., Options iiavn neen oimiincii 011 similar sues at Sail rrunclsio and Honolulu It Is planned to construct u plunt In tho Philippines Islands to coui iiiiinlcutu direct with thu one at Ho nqlulii Thu compaii) will thus ba enabled to Ecnd messages from I.011 dnn to the Philippines by vvuy ot tho United Suites, relaying the messages by laud wires from thu Jersey const to S.in Train Isco The plants at San I'rmiciscn and Honolulu will be erect ed Immedlatel), the announcement adds The 111 st New Jersey station, tho announcement savs, will be erected within nine months near Ilelmar, a situ uf fi'iO 111 res, purchusctl today. The second will bo erected nt Tora'B river or Hirnegut und will be tuned to a key different from tho first, bo that messages to either station may he received and Bent simultaneously without Interference Tho distance from thu New Jersoy stations tu Loudon Is HI 00 miles Tho estimated cost ot thu plants will ba $750,000 each 4 i f.iiAmjimiy ' gfffJmnLJi &.?. j.l..'HnTitotl4MAMitiiiimiA si aatiiSr'riis'ri'i'ii'' - -'- 4 Ju.V- .iui.-J