The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-10
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SEATTLE March ae SSH, bur,,rs5
Japanese now living ou the Hawaiian
islands win arrive at Seattle as soon
as the steamship olympic can make the
1 trip from this port TO Honolulu and
return. These Japanese who are la-
borers. are being brought over Too this
| country 10y the Oriental Trading Com
/ pany OF inns city. ANA VIII Dee put TO
I work Tor various railroads and other
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For some months representatives of
] The Oriental Trading Company have
/ peeh negotiating with various sieam-
/ snip companies OF Seattle ana san
] Francisco Tor the charter of steamer
/ ana yesterday closed ID deal Win 6.H-
/ e'al Manager j. u. IroWondEe. of the
/ N"IllMesleTn steamship Coz whereby
I lhe olympic Us chartered lo them for
/ voyage lo Honolulu ana return.
m their quest for steamer. the zee
preventative of The Japanese company
have met with considerable opposition
from planters uu the islands. who .I.
DESTROYS oI Keeping The Japanese LAHORE
eIs where they are. their services be-
ing required ON the plantations.
IL ie the intention of tho .nuU..v
ch3rfarIug the D1vmUic fo brfra 4.
large number of Jap9nega to this rnun-
try. and shin loads of them will be sent
from fine islands as fast as franspor-
tation facilities cam b. pro,ided
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! hat The Jananasa do mot ,,ori, for
/ etarvation wages ae has baep stated
1 and tb,+ nc raridIy as noesi,ra tbav
! adan+ ther,saI,as IN the Letter and
eni,it Of tbe Ia,s If This co,,ntrv and
! mat whore tbav cornata Win white
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unaniuousIv nv that bodv. The com
mittee was appointed TO investigate the
/ charges made against japanese i'm the
| United States and the Japanese gov
/ eminent nv one Of the leading papers
! of San Francisco. I'm its campaign to
| secure prohibition of the immigration
! of JaUanese into this country.
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| tan1i,,,, A., raf,,to tI,e,,, tbe co,,,n,ittaa,s
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| we IesaIu Ile 0n"' So "5"i'a' ~
Japanese COVER Illilel'' VI ~" '',''y
piaiili's 10 ueiuse Us IN o''e.'P 49,
| as IiiosI unjust ~ 'i'e ''"' -
mas eAeIclSeu anu uoe9 eNe' 10 a
Nleuudple super IS'ol oIe' '''' Oi''','7
Oh us SUBJECTS ~ racine 'o''' POI 20
CHly graduates VI me so'ei "'''S'I az"
DENIES are perllll'Ueu 10 'e"Ne '"p"I'
/ Ior racine Co"9u poI'a' anu ~ ~,
are oDllseu 10 '"'l '''eS w
colile aS l""'l Els i''
eiS VIM a. or us vi ~ -"
ny way VI ~
were J." 'ile i'.'i'N' 'eiO' 20 " ''''
came an american poS'eSSio"
For the reasons above mentioned
! and because of the influence OF the asi-
tation in stirring up race prejudice on
this coast and in Japan and because OF
it's deterrent effect upon the hlshest
American interests III the ORIENT we 90
most emphatically protest against the
publication referred to.