The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-21

of sugar. This is only one example
of the many false statements that ap-
pear in the agitators' organ every day,
An Educated Fanatic.
| Negoro, Makino's right bower in the
| strike agitation, is described, by a
countryman who knows him well, as
an educated fanatic. Negoro is a grad
uate of Berkeley University and has
managed to get many violent ideas
| into his head.
| Shortly after he left Berkeley to
come to Hawaii the first time, he was
the leader of an agitation against Con
sui Saito. Negoro wished to have the
consul removed, and he made much
noise in his attempt. When the law
| was passed which placed a restriction
on the immigration from Hawaii to
California of the Japanese, he made
another big howl
After he had made enough noise to
satisfy even himself, he returned to
Berkeley to take his degree. He then
returned to Hawaii and stated that he
would never leave until his object had
been accomplished This object appar-
emily was to make trouble between the
laborers and the planters. Mr.. Negoro
can now leave Honolulu with peace
full conscience, for his object has been
attained.
Sega Imported Labor.
Sega, the editor of the incendiary
Nippu Jiji, is well known to kamaai-
nas here as a prominent member of
the japanese immigration company
Iohnr RI the
plantations for many years. His as
sistant editor. Tasaka, was also in the
immigration company as chief clerk.
1t has been said by those who know
them that Negoro and Maxine are fine
examples of the fanatic being led by
the willy CRATER. Negoro is entirely
under the thumb of his~half-Japanese
associate, and the latter is said to
literally twist the Berkeley graduate
round his little finger In the mean
time Negoro does the work and Ma
kino takes the proceeds. A very fine
combination and highly satisfactory
for Maxine.
s'It is Said,'' from the Nippu Jill.
It is said that solicitor for the
Chronicle goes in the camps with
sword.
That he is so timid that he cannot
go without a sword.
That when the Shinpo s man goes out
he will take revolver with him.
That they have to guard themselves
because they acted as "dogs' and
"pigs'' and betrayed the japanese.
That the translations in the Shinpo
of the editorials of the Advertiser and
Bulletin show their unpatriotic spirit.
That the Nippu is the only defender
of the japanese interest.
That without the Nippu IS righteous
fight the Shinpo and the Chronicle
would betray all japanese interests to
haoles.
That the higher wage question is
the most important and imminent one.
That after the higher wages is ac-
emphasized the revision of all cultiva-
ton contract system must be insist
ed on.
That the planters viii bow down and
ask their government to bring in more
Japanese.
s1That is right.
That the Kahuku Japanese's deter
mination is commendable.
That the Waialua japanese will stand
up
That they are planning flank attack.
That Kauai Shinpo is running vot-
ing contest.
That the higher wage movement is
more imminent.
That Kauai japanese should not be
fooled with the voting contest.
That it is scheme of the planters
dog to draw the attention of laborers
from the present question.
That there are plenty room in town
to accommodate the Aiea and Waipahu
strikers.
~UHWn