i V. S. WEATHER 18.-L- BUREAU, June a.st 24 Hours Baiafall, .06. SUGAR. 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 4.3125c. Per Ton, $865. .Temperature, Max. 81; Mia. 70. Weather, showery. 88 Analysis Beets, lis. 7Hd-- Per Ton, IS9.20. EaTAiiLlSHED JULY 2. 1S5. VOL. XLVIL, NO. 8069. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1908. PRICE FIVE CENTS. SECRETARY GARFIELD TAFT NAMED ON THE FIRST BALLOT BUT SPENT THE ON NO VICE PRESIDENT AS YET EDUCATIONAL BELT Three Votes for Roosevelt Second Places Lies Between Cummins of Saw Schools, College and Museum and Wit- Iowa and Sherman of New York. nessed Many Interesting Exercises Flew About Town in an Auto. (Associated Press Cablegrams.) CHICAGO, June 18. The Republican National Convention to- day nominated William H. Taft as its candidate for President of the The following was Secretary Gar- the Secretary and the other visitors a United States. field's itinerary yesterday: civic welcome, presenting the Secretary The nomination was made on the first ballot, and, although a with a copy of their school city char- 9:00-9:1- 5 Oahu College; Punahou foregone conclusion, the record of the ballot was the signal for a ter, to which was affixed a gilded key, Preparatory. tremendous outburst of enthusiasm. 9:15-9:3- 0 Kaahumanu School; fire carrying with it the freedom of the drill. city. At this school the Secretary paid The nominating program was opened this morning, when the 9:30-9:5- 0 High . " School; photograph. particular attention to what was Ok'..'.. ' - 1 name of Speaker Cannon was presented by Congressman Boutcll 9:50-10:- 20 Royal School; school city. shown him in the domestic science de- t.? - - V" . - , 10:20-12:0- 0 Normal gradua- of Illinois. School; partment. tion and luncheon. Fairbanks, of Indiana, was named by Governor Hanly of that 12:30-1:0- 0 High New and Agricu- LUNCH AT THE NORMAL. State. ltural; buildings. v 1:00-1:2- 0 Pohukaina School; march- The Normal school was reached 8 The nominating speech for Taft was made by Congressman ing and club swinging. shortly before eleven o'clock and the 1:20-1:4- Burton. When he closed, the outburst of enthusiasm was phenom- 0 Kaiulani School; flag sa- party stayed here until after lunch, enal. twenty-fiv- e minutes cheer followed cheer, and wild pan- lute. which was served by the domestic For 1:40-2:0- 0 Kalihi-waen- a School; sing- floor ing. science class, under Miss Bell. At demonium reigned on the and in the galleries. , ........ rti rr,-- ,..... nin iiiiii ..- 2:00-2:3- 0 Kamehameha Schools; lunch, which was excellently served The nomination of Taft was followed by the placing in nomina- shops. and highly praised by the visitors, the HON. WM. tion of Senator Foraker of Ohio, Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, and 2:30-3:0- 0 Girls' Industrial; industrial II. TATT, REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR FRESIDENT party was joined by Mrs. Mott-Smit- h, "work OF THE UNITED STATES. Senator La Follette of Wisconsin. Hemenway, Mrs. Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs. (Born at Cincinnati, September 15, 1837; son of the Hon. Alplionso Nominations closed at 4:25, and the convention proceeded to Alataa Atkinson, Mrs. A. B. Wood and "The United States does not deal Taft, Attorney-Gener- al in President Grant's cabinet; graduated at Yale, : Judge and Mrs. Ballou. ballot with the following result -- 1S78; married at Cincinnati. June, 1SS6, Helen Herron; assistant prose- with nationalities in dealing with its address- Taft 702, Fairbanks 40, Hughes 63, Foraker 16, Knox 64, La At this school the Secretary cuting attorney of Hami.'ou County, Ohio, ISSl-'J- ; collector of internal citizens, but with individuals. The ed Cannon 61. the graduating class. revenue, first district of Ohio, 1882-3- ; assistant county solicitor, Hamilton Follette 25, race from which any particular citizen From the Normal the party visited 1885-7- Solicitor-Gener- . Mr. name was County, ; Judge of the Superior Court of Ohio, 1887-9- 0; al The scene following the presentation of Taft's High School building springs neither advances nor retards the new and the of the United States, 18!()-2- ; United States Circuit Judge, sixth repeated when it was apparent that he would win on the first ballot. new College of Agriculture and Me- 1892-190- the citizen, but his own individual ac- circuit, 0; President of the United States Philippine Commis- . The nomination of Taft was made unanimous as soon as the chanic Arts. tions and ability do. All races are sion, March 13, 1900, to February 1, 1904; first Civil Governor of the delegates quieted down enough to allow a speaker to be heard. A POHUKAINA MARCHERS. Philippine Islands. July 4, 1901, to February 1, 1904; Secretary of War equal before the law and the equality recess was taken to tomorrow. school, next visit- of the United States since February 1, 1904; nominated for President of by and the At the Pohukaina were three votes for President Roosevelt cast by the .guaranteed the Constitution j.'-a- There ed, some very pretty marching was the United States at the Republican Natt l Convention, June IS, 190S.) with name was not presented flag' extends equally to Hawaii, done by a number of Hawaiian boys, (Pennsylvania delegation, although his to nomina- ner many races and mixed citizenship, while a mixed class gave an exhrbi- - i the convention as a nominee. The motion to make Taft's as it does to any other of the States tion of club swinging. In this class tion unanimous came from Pennsylvania. ind Territories of the Union." the girls were all dressed in school FILIPINOS SAY THEY ARE The atmosphere in the hall was suffocating, the heat being costumes made by themselves in their This w as the keynote of all the many terrific. sewing classes. different speeches made yesterday by READY' FOR INDEPENDENCE Governor Hanly, of Indiana, when nominating Fairbanks, was MANY NATIONS AT KAIULANL the Secretary of the Interior at the constantly interrupted, and finally Senator Lodge, chairman of the A feature of the program given at schools visited, eleven in num- convention, threatened to clear the galleries by calling on the police. various the Kaiulani school, a picture of which (Associated Press Cablegram.) ber. At each school the Secretary This quieted down the noisy ones, and the interruptions ceased. an given Liic fcjcvi v.- ci j u - v i MANILA, June 19. The Assembly has passed a resolution was seconded by Knight, of California. ppoke and in each speech ne aeau of his visit, tv as a dialogue in which Taft's nomination sub- - , part. declaring that independence is the aspiration of the Filipinos, with a different phase of the one boys of seven nationalities took and THE CLOSE OF THE DAY. ....I .v.. .v, ,i..t!o r,r riti7Pn- - ! Each boy was dressed in his own na- - that the nation is ready to accept it. - tional costume and carried the flag of CHICAGO, 19. The anti-injuncti- on plank was incorpo- ship and the equality of all men, law- j June his native country, the tenor of their rated in the platform, although covered with verbiage. There abidinsr, beneath the flag. speeches being that while they came TROUBLE PRESIDENT GILMOHE was a big fight over it in the convention. The committee favors It was a strenuous day for the Sec- from many nations they were now all 00 limitation of the use of the injunction without notice except in cases retary and those who accompanied of one nation and Americans above - ROYAL PRECEDENCE WILL GOME- IN AUGUST irreparable injury may result from .delay. Taft and Roose- him, a strenuosity to which the Sec- all. where adoption of the plank. retary proved himself admirably equal. UNCLE SAM RECEIVED THEM. velt urged he Vice President lies between Sherman of the other mem- A somewhat similar idea was carried The Hui Kaahumanu states that it The Regents met yesterday and rati- The nomination for Indeed he quite outdid name a choice, Kalihi-waen- a York and Cummins of Iowa. Taft refuses to bers of the inspecting party, who, by out at the school, where will not march in the royal funeral fied the action of Regents Gartley and New I administration favors Cummins. New a little boy, dressed as Uncle Sam j though it is believed the the time the Bishop Museum was procession Sunday because of the order Hosmer in employing Prof. Gilmore as j received national flags from boys of a strenuous demand for Sherman. Vclock, were very o? precedence. Mrs. Cockett, Mrs. Reis, president of the Hawaii College of Yorkers are making reached, at four I other nationalities and fathered them in July. rest while Mrs. Ulukou, D. Hoapili, brother and Agriculture and Mechanic Arts at a Secretary Taft will leave the cabinet content to sit down and tall under the Stars and Stripes. A i?ecreta'ry various : salary of $4800. President Gilmore ex- the cUmbeJ the number patriotic songs and read- s:ster, the two Makai boys at the Fire thorough inspection of pects August. stairs and made a ings were also given. Station, Palekaluhi, Jessie Makainai, to be here in of the museum galleries in the wake Bids will soon be advertised for to SCHOOLS. Lucy Peabody, Mrs. E. K. Pratt and Be President. of Professor Brigham. KAMEHAMEHA supply the college with a library of Taft, Trained to 2 Theresa Wilcox claim their blood, - The party, consisting of Secretary An inspection of the buildings at the that about S.300 volumes, also various ap- of Reviews.