Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-23
STRIKERS WERE
WELL ORGANIZED
AgitatorS Outside Of Men
Working On The
Plantation
JAPANESE BACK TO WORK
AND POLICE COME HOME
POINTS WON BY THE MALcoN
TENTS-MAJoRIT OF THE DE.
MANDS WERE NOT
GRANTED.

The waipahu strike is at an end. The
striking japanese returned to work
this morning. The police today return
ed to the city.
Word received from the plantation
this morning was to the effect that
with the help of Portuguese, Hawaii.
ans, Porto Ricans and others yesterday
enough cane was taken to the mill to
start the mill at 4 o'clock this morn.
ing.
Manager Bull states that the Japan.
csc on the occasion of this strike were
better organized than ever before. The
strike extended even 10 the house ser.
wants. He adds that the agitators,
those responsible for the strike, are
not confined by any means to the ranks
of the workmen. There have been
hangers.on and trouble.makers in the
camp who helped to work up the
strike.
The points on which the plantation
has given In to the strikers are to the
effect:
That in the matter OF deduction OF
sour cane, trash, etc, one car load
shall be chosen out of days cutting
by representatives of the company and
contractors, the trash, etc, to be sep
arated from the cane, the weight to be
deducted and that to be used as an
average of all cars for that day.
That the contractors may sub-let
their stripping contracts with permits
sion.
That the company agrees to pay con
tractors one month after cane is cut
and milled instead of three, as hereto
fore.
That for each ton of cane raised the
contractors receive elghty-fve cents
for 1906. and ninety cents ton fol
the 1907.
The plantation agrees to notify con
tractors when they intend to put In
their own men.
That Oahu Sugar Company will give
each man a ticket which Is to be
punched daily and overtime to be en-
dorsed on same, being the system now
In use at Aiea and other plantations
The "hapai cane" men to be paid al
the same rate as at other plantations
on this island
II one of team of "hapai cane
men be stciS, his helper to go on work
Ing and not be laid off.
Laborers to receive one.half day
oyertime for work performed on Sun
days with the exception OF the port
able main and mill track men.
Train to leave camps for fields al
same time as at other plantations.
Whistle TO be blown at IL o'clock a
m, 1880 o'clock a. m. and 80 p. m
japanese cane cutters to quit worl
at same time as Chinese.
Cars to be sent for laborers as nepl
quitting time as possible.
Cane cutters and leaders TO be paiC
as on neighboring plantations and L
get one cent less than "hapai cane
men.
That from now on there shall be nj
deduction from weight of cars as re
spects "hapai cane" men.
Tracks in fields where II is hill,
; ground to be siXty-flye feet apart anC
on level ground seventy.hve feet, as a
, Eva.
That as to clearing of railroads, sec
ton men be instructed to keep samt
In good order, as at Aiea and othel
plantations.
That the manager OF the Oahu Sugal
Company will recommend to the Plan
tiers Association at its next meeting
the advisability OF making the penalt,
Tor non'stripping OF cane $40 per acre
instead OF SIS, and that some reason