The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-11
JAPANESE LABORERS PLAN TO SETTLE
THEIR GRIEVANCES BY ARBITRATION

that the hand of the Road Board
can he.
The Kinau's Lay Over.
AT first glance it would seem that Hilo
matter of time during which the Kinau
stops over here, but such is not really the
case. June II will be legal holiday. and
it 10 impossible to get the stevedores to
work on that day. In order to bring the
vessel back on her regular run next week
IL must leave here some hours earlier
than usual, so she may have her cargo
in By Saturday night. On the next holi-
day, July 4th, the Kinau will leave Homo
lulu q day earlier, so that she may be
here in time for the holiday. Since Mr.
McKay's advent in Hilo the Kinau has
left Hilo promptly as advertised. rather
than on go as-you-please schedule. as
Of yore People leaving for Honolulu by
the Kinau tonight may expect to feel the
aualus Of seasickness by SOS.
Literary Exercises.
The Committee of Arrangements of the
Fourth OF July celebration have yielded
to the request of number of residents
who want literary exercises at the Hoo
lulu Park on Independence Day These
exercises will begin at 10 a. M and con-
tinue for one hour: The athletic exercises
will begin at o'clock and at 10 there
will be an intermission of an hour. the
athletic contests to be resumed immedi-
etely after the literary exercises and con-
tfnue until noon, when there will be an
intermission of one hour for luncheon
Messrs. Furneaux Cruzan and Sever
ance will be the committee on literary ex-
ercises and Rev. Cruzan has beea re-
ouested to deliver the grafton.
On . Rampage.
An insane woman living on Cocoaasut
Island read took possession of c. H
Browns residence yesterday morning and
from the house After doing consider
able damage to the furniture she was
captured by the police and locked up.
Militia For Hl1o.
Lieutenant Horne and William Fetter
the latter of the Hilo Bakery are organic
ing a company of militia for Hilo.
number of young men have enrolled
themselves as members. The scheme has
the support of the Government at Homo
lulu.
For tho Races.
Trainer Hicks has In his charge Uncle
True and J. r.. of George Rodiek's stable,
Dixie Land, belonging to John T. Moir,
and Van Waggener. of Peter Lees stable
In training for the Fourth of July races.
horses from Honolulu next week and put
them in the stable here preparatory to
getting them In condition for the track.
Will Visit Old Homo.
Joseph Slssons will leave on the Dth
inst. for an extended visit to the States
Mr.. Sissons will go to his old home in
New Bedford, Mass This is his first Wis
twenty-five years ago. He will probably
be away for six months.
Baseball Monday.
If the Hoolulu Park grounds are In con
dition the Volcano Stables team and Her
man Diamonds team will play the initial
game of the season on June 18th. The
Stables team has been practicing every
day and the boys are in fine trim fog play
ing, Grow will pitch his first game in
Hilo and Easton ana Dink Davis will be
the change catchers and first basemen.
Eastern star Picnic.
About all Of the nembers of the local
lodge of the order Of Eastern Star attend
ed a picnic at Reeds Bay, where J. W.
Mason had rendered his residence, on
Saturday last. In the early morning thir-
teen sisters OF the order went to the
grounds and arranged for the arrival OF
the other members. who came later. A
delicious luncheon was served and games
and target shooting INDUCED ia during
Che day.
Hoolulu Park.
Hoolulu Park Is rapidly nearing com
pletion and when finished will be a credi,
prise. A large force of men Is now en-.
sasTu On .ne new Loau' n.Ion y. aa.cie@
a. .ns CoSUaius teiaA.u ..i III, o sta a..
Geol &c M ,iiuy mas ~ iiis.iSo .He
guoges staho, the etn1o STANG ano Pasil-
ION nave peeh Iooied anu .ae sea.S ~
o 800. - 49, eara hrs,r ,,aStardo :,
embarrassing the inside Of the building
and Mr.. Wilson has in view a plan for
decorating the seats in patriotic colors on
his return from Honolulu. Mr.. Wilson
will attend to the erection of the high
hoard fence which will 60 entirely around
the grounds: the track fence Is almost
completed.
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.,,o VIZ , .,a;n 49,
from Hilo, died from heart disease June