The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-05-18

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ue"r WIN are HoS easl's se"ieu,
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Is 10 give our ir'ehus Oh the sh'hpo
anu llirohicie some iueas SO uhey can
| nut soIIethihs IN Iheir newspapers
Ihey ten you tnat Soo Hawalians are
soihs TO area 10 Work IN the cane
helus ana mn just iinaslne' Dlu
amy Oh you ever see ouo haWallals
"orNlhs III cane nelu OF mn II
you Ilhu three Hawallahs WORKING IN
cane he!u' Drlhg thein mere ana we
VIII put mem IN a glass case ana
sehu them TO the blshop museum we
are NOT very much AFRAID OF the 800
s|Now the next wav thew are trying
to scare us is this: They saw they are
going to send to Europe for Europeans
to work in the canefelds. They have
done that before, but where are the
Europeans today2 The next way they
try is this: They say this strike has
nothing to do with the laborers. but
is the work of the agitators Maxine
and Neporo. Call them apitators o,
leaders il makes no difference as ions
as .he strike is n success and just be
lieve me they will lead YOU to victory
"Now lust another word about thes,
newspapers. In this mornings Adver
, tiser there is a letter from a man who
am sure has very long ears, who SAYS
that we ought all to be arrested for
conspiracy. Now that is as stupid as
ridiculous and only a fool would talk
that way. But if they want to arrest
us let them bring their policemen anC
soldiers TO arrest the thousand mer
whom / see before me tonight and {
, pretty time they will have to do it.
''You are fighting $pood fight; yo1
are hghuhg tor your rightsi you arr
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''''"' INV" 'o'
Sheriff at Waipahu.
Sheriff Jarrett and Interpreter Town
send went to Waipahu late yesterda,
afternoon, and on arrival found a biz
meeting of Japanese strikers estimat
ed at about thousand men. The Sher
ff sent word he was coming to the meet
ing and ON arrival there the crow,
opened up and let the officers in an,
then closed around them. The Sherii
said he had merely come to the labor
ers to caution them against threaten
ing the laborers of other nationalitie
and instanced the Chinese laborer
who, rumor had said, were being intini
ateu' lie told mem that ~ would D
alone Al tbe conolusior 80 his shor
sneocb tbo Ieadors consuI+ed ond tho,
notiGea +bo Sbor;ff tbot thoy ,voml
abide bv his advice and no ;ntimids
tion would he offered The SHERIFF tbe
visited tbe Chinese and Koreop camr
and notifed them tbat thew could cor
tippe to work without fear of mole
tation
RICE ana vegetables
a hundred bags of rice arrived 6
Waipahu yesterday from Honolulu an
two carloads of vegetables came
from other plantations the day befor
al iGI pne s'rIHels, .,; A.,
~ 1n saaseu on soou aueno,ltS NJ. shs
.ne 'apin'se s,oieNeePefs az na'pan,
Withdrew credit and onnonnced ibs
tbev wonId 40 business on n casb baS
onIy ~ " va S'''' JUS
Tho str;Lors boro moda aom,ras -,
an Go Iansnasn honso sor,,omts TorI
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