The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-12

cheer aud the cheers had to come out
so when one of the crowd saw Light
foot he called for demonstration anr
waving their hats. they surrounded
The attorney and gave him "banzai,
three times. Then they dispersed
without any further demonstration
than looks of mild disappointment.
MAKINO'S SAFE OPENED
Under Under instructions from tn,
High Sheriff, Chester Doyle took &
number of men to Makino's drug store
Oh the corner of Hotel and Nuuanl
streets early Friday morning. about
or O'Clock, and, effecting an entranc,
to the building by means of a second.
story window on the Nuuanu street
side, Makino's safe, found upstairs
was taken and removed Nrom the
Uuilding. & is a heavy safe and II
took several men some time to slide
IL downstairs. 1t was carted away
and Il policeman was left in charge al
the store. When the employees OF the
store WeLt to open up for business
yesterday morning they were very
much surprised to see that the place
was already open, that an officer was
there, and that the safe was gone. They
complained to the police that they had
been robbed. SO they had been rob
bed, but under the orders of the High
Sheriff No search warrant was pre-
scented to the store men. they declare
Yesterday there were many visitors to
the store, numerous japanese practi-
cally holding a meeting there during
the morning. Japanese Interpreter
Townsend was among them.
In addition to taking Makino's safe,
the business papers of the Nippu Jill
were seized.
INCENDTARY CORRESPONDENTS.
Following are extracts from various
documents seized, the authorities stat
ing that they had "A case against the
leaders on charge of conspiracy be-
fore these written evidences were
found in the Jipi office, Makino's safe
and elsewhere:
If higher wages is not obtained our
enrnity toward Sheba shall continue to
a thousand generations. A Japanese
swor'i is nearing the heads of Sheba.
the president and Haga, the editor
Of the Shinpo Prepare for the live
lihooG of the fam.io5 to be left be-
hind
Supposed to be written to the Jill
from the Waipahu Higher Wages AS
ISOLATION headquarters: Against those
who oppose our action and do not
agree with our idea we must take pro-
per steps. We must be ready for
hammer of iron and rain of blood"
Letter to Jill Let us eXtermnate
these brutes( Shinpo and Chronicle
writers.) If We allow these creatures
to remain in this society we do not
know what trouble they may cause.
therefore let us take the step as soon
as possible.
The Kahuku strikers, in letter, de-
clare Shebas head to be in danger ana
they want to know what part of Japan
he comes from
A report from the Aiea strike lead
Frs declares the. spirit of the men still
around Aiea, to be exalted"
Correspondence from Kauai. Benbo-
'o-nn of Lihue, says xiii the plant
ers' dog"
In re the Shinpo and the Chronicle,
1 Jill manuscript says the Chronicle
nay try to devise to obstruct the high
az wage advocates; we all have the res
to represent our empire
N case of emergency the strikers are
acing the planters with enough pow
Ter and shot and food Now is the
ime to make the name of our nation
o be exalted. With blood tint the
lag of the rising sun
Correspondence referring to the
'hnpo and Chronicle says: Are you
lot awake yet, you brutes?" and goes
N to threaten suppression of the pa
'ers mentioned-"On dark nights take
are for | will fix you until you are
rippled." !
T. Sci, or Mollllli, writes: We will |
lever stop until we eXtermnate them, !
hough we risk our own life"
In the Jill Thursday night, there !
ppeared: "To make the obstinate and J
hind planters reflect upon themselves |
nd TO eXterminate Sheba, the trailer, |
nd his followers, we must prepare for ,
ustenance for longer period The
$1,000 sympathetic Japanese should |
end money and goods, We hope help !
viii be given to these martyr strikers.
MAKING WANTS INTERVIEW.
Leaving the court room yesterday
lorning, Maxine asked if a delegation
rom the Higher Wage Association
ould not meet a committee from the
Planters Association with a view to
ettling everything He complains
hat the planters have ignored all eff
orts toward a discussion of the strike |