Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15
CLEANUP DAY
JUNE 2O-SOON!


Is to come down. The ultimatum has
gone forth from the councils OF the
women of the Kiohana Art League,
and from present indications 1t VIII
he obeved. The stimulus of Clean-Up
Day has brought the matter into focus
again. and also reveals the fact that
some quiet but effective work has been
going on right along ON the matter
The ladies have even found pur-
chaser for the fence, although they
decline to say who II Is that wants
to put in definite bid for II.
The Bishop Museum will be closed
on Clean-Up Day. This decision was
announced by the management Of the
institution this morning, II being stat
ed that the action Is taken on the
grounds that nothing by way of dis
traction from the important matter In
hand should he permitted. The mu-
scum management has the thanks of
the Clcan-U Up Day directors for its ac-
tlun.
The Boy Scouts have been requisi-
toned for service ON Cleanup Day
by President Won DAMN of the Clean
Up Day committee. Scout Command
er J A. Wilder has. promised the ser
vices of the boy troops. Through a
misunderstanding. the Scouts did not
get upon the scenes i'm today's inspec-
ton work.
Cooperation the Word.
Cooperation II the magic word which
promises to do wonders for Honolulu
within another week. Everyone con-
neCted with the Clean-Up Day cam
palgn Is greatly pleased with the spirit
in which almost everybody in town
seems to be taking the matter. Yes
terday the outdoor Circle of the XII
lohana Art League had an enthusiasts
tic meeting and very strongly went
on record favoring helping the Clean
Up campaign In every way possible
Captains of the twenty-five different
districts into which the city has been
diveded have all been busy today, and
some of them expect to continue the
work of inspection tomorrow. There
are probably not less than three hun
dred inspectors at work this after
noon. getting preliminary survey of
what Is to be done In the actual clean
up which takes place next Thursday.
with the experience of last year,
the work promises to run much more
smoothly this year. The districts are
definitely marked, and most Of the
workers have the advantage Of eXpe-
rience a year ago along the same lines.
Inspection Early.
In most sections the work started
at o'clock this morning Two hours
earlier than this, all the inspectors Of
the Board Of Health We're at Clean-up
headquarters, or had reported to the
a 1trtp .ts.fF to. I'm
been previously assigned.
Eleven inspectors of the fruit fly
campaign have been assigned to vari-
Gus districts by Director Giffard.
These men will be on duty next Thurs
day and are expected 20 look out pri-
marily for the disposition of refuse
| fruit.
The captains OF the different dis
tricts have already generally largely
completed their acquisitions for labor
| ers and carts and utensils which they
will need on Thursday. and these are
| being tabulated and turned over to the
various subcommittee under which
| they naturally belong.
Pineapple Companies Help.
| Both the Hawaiian Pineapple Com
pany and the Hawaii Preserving
Company have notified the committee
that they will furnish three men each
for three days-neXt Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday-to assist in getting
the Iwilei dumps In condition to re-
ceive the great mass of refuse which
will have to be disposed of on Clean
Up Day: These men will be supple
mented by twenty-five prisoners who
have been assigned to the same work
by High Sheriff Henry.