The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-25
MhK|NO'S PLAN To SOLVE
THE LABOR PROBLEM

isfactorly arranged
seem to have many & @ These same mndeT,
properly while money power Hawaii
everything government willing they
good future pres
nd af ed no. be e aooIan ordsr
The point desire to raise is that some arrangement should
ing plan by allowing them land which they their
ambitious japanese be encouraged
for the plantations such that they
among their
the ndstrons man Hawaiian sugar cane fields hs in the
fruit sections or on the railroads OF the mainland
every married of good agricultural land
unmarried for OF for raising
That plantation put planting without
charge
That they build houses for married each lot with four
Plantation to furnish fertilizer a onehalf
day hoeing planter
work for plantation least four days of the week regular
hoeing expenses paid by plant
and the plantation only called upon for help again at time OF
When the cane ripe and in condition to grind the pana
ton will buy the the field agreed price
cordng TO price OF the TIME.
Harvesting be paid by planters but the plantation adj
When these planters working their one
shall be allowed interfere with them by of advice
given by any everybody only
mix and embarras matters The in the field working for him
In fact the hoe and knife in by
rather to the small hand OF japanese.
All disputes between planter and plantation should be settled
The planters shall any when needed
by the plantation and the plantation shall for such work
No planter without the
The planter will not on any account Join in any strike but will
neutral position planter joins strike he will
lose all his right title and interest in the crops being then raised
planter raising the best least to
proposition apply Japanese
been working the plantation for well to
By following this proposition plantation be to
open much land that present uncuvated and much in
The plantation would have large number OF laborers its
disposal first hoeing finished the
best feeling would prevail and they would find the
When these planters settled they will invite their
friends from Japan them and there will influx of good
land chryanthenum adapted by
position and ability fill the muchet They ambi
good cultivation
them give them chance to make money outside their
which will them feeling proprietorsp and chance
Now suppose these people home after having made
will of ambitious
participate in the good thing that those that have preceded
, foTetsl that the supply would only be limited by the
suggest would make the plantation indie
pendent the labor question and the interests in these
The japanese home continually learning that and
and has made while the from the mainland
where the Japanese like human being is of such good
that the belief gold either
picked the while the
oundings
there is little wonder the choice of location.
The plantation their unlawful and
childish tricks keep the
only fails object but also gives feeling
he has been coered and treated like dog than
he leaves the possible
Make things pleasant the Japanese
possible the chances that
The Mookans who to be the special pets of Public Land
Department,
The people OF Japan ignorant OF
Hawaii and perhaps is better for them
the better their
country "Teniiku Ia hot country full OF ndans). Ii