The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-13
NOW BOUND BY
AN INJUNCTION
cFrom SATURDAYS Advertiser,

From SATURDAYS Advertiser.l
The wings of Maxine and his col
leagues, Unidentified in the leadership of
the higher wage agitation, have been
clipped in a decisive way through an
injunction that was ordered to be is
sued yesterday by Circuit Judge Rob-
inson, on the bill of complaint and mo-
ton to show cause by Kinney, Ballou,
Prosser and Anderson, attorneys for the
Oahu Sugar Company.
The injunction is sweeping one and
prevents the Japanese laborers and
their so-called leaders from interfering
in any way with the business and oper-
alton of the Oahu Sugar Company. It's
language is exact and to the point, and
there is no possible way that it's true
intent can be avoided by the clients
of Attorney Lightfoot.
The effectiveness of the Nippu Jill
has been terminated in misleading the
plantation laborers and it is expressly
prohibited from publishing articles con-
tanning threats or intimidations against
those japanese who wish to abandon
the strike and return to their work.
In the language of the injunction, the
Nippu Jill must put an immediate end
to articles that include threatening
language or threats of boycott or os-
tracism (which has been the strongest
ammunition within the reach and use
of the higher wage organ.
Thirty-three respondents were named
in the bill of complaint of the Oahu
Sugar Company and the service of the
summons was had on all but eight of
the japanese. During the court pro-
ceedings yesterday morning the firm
of Kinney, Ballou, Prosser and Ander-
son represented the complainant and
Lightfoot appeared for the defendants.
Return by Defense.
An oral return was made to the sum-
mons by Lightfoot, as follows:
''By way of return to the order to
show cause we object to the relief
herein prayed for on the ground that
court of equity is without jurisdiction
to grant the relief herein prayed for,
in the first place because there is no
allegation of the insolvency of the de-
PENDANTS or any of them. And it fol-
lows that there is no allegation sup.
ported by the facts alleged in the bill
or affidavits that the petitioner for
the complainant is without plain, ade-
quate, speedy and complete remedy at
law.
eve further return that the court
is without jurisdiction to grant the
remedies herein prayed for in that the
bill seeks an injunction to restrain the
commission OF a CRIME, or the commits
sion of crimes.
"We further return that the court
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Text OF lnJunction'
The full text of the injunction a
issued yesterday is as follows:
Temporary Injunction.
The Territory of Hawaii. no u Y
Maxine NJ Negoro v Soaa " Toso1,a
M Yamasbiro x Kawsmnra M;tsn
naoa K Ono TsnLa sa sat- Hornl;oh
Uayada Kivozo Ogawa Ivusnte NaEa
mira KeiL;cb; Is5;da TtsnLi II Tot
sno Iiyano Ih;.hi NJatsnSa Id Nc
mcbi r yamakai KawaLami Enohin Nm,
Sno Sbigeta Hanada Milaya II TO
nabasbi chiba Egneb; Mirra Wa
Ottawa Koboe Ysmamoto x uashi
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