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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-09
Horseshoe Nail Swallowed.

Winnsboro, Feb. e. Oliver
Jr., the young son of Rev.
Oliver Johnston, yesterday evening
swallowed a horseshoe nail. The
nail still remains within the young
ster and he seems to suffer no in
thereby.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-09
Hurled to Death.

Fort Meade, Fla, Feb. w. c.
Fisher, Of Baxley, Ga, was instant
ly killed here today when he was
thrown from buggy in a runaway
accident, his spinal cord being brok-
eli. The body will be shipped to
BaXley, Ga.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-09
Killed by Tornado.

Birmingham, Feb. 3.-Reports
have reached here that tornado
strouck Booth, Miss, this morning
killing six people and destroying
much property. Particulars of the
storm are meagrea
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-09
Divorce Mill Shut Down.

Carson, New, Feb. 6.-The Nevada
assembly today passed a bill making
the term of residence of applicants
for divorce two years instead OF SIX
months as at present. The senate
is pretty sure to pass the bill.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-09
Three Negroes Killed.
Two Killed in Arkansas.

Brinkley. Ark, Feb. 5.-Two per-
sons were killed and third fatally
injured in a tornado which struck
Stuttgart today. The tornado car
ried away one residence and five
barns The residence destroyed was
that of Will Shorri. His wife and
child were crushed by the falling
timbers. The storm did extensive
damage to the rice fields.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20
ASPECTOS
FL drama taurino
coRREspoNsAL.

Ell AlfareritO era Urn pObre tOrero
que sc CANADA trabajosamente la vi
da en- su arriesgadO oficio. Para el
las glorias de la toreria no habian pa
sado de las ilnsiones que sin dllda Sc
hizO alg1n dfa de verse Heno de bri-
llalntes y de billetes de Bamco, siendo
objeto de- la admiration callejera de
los golfos y de las buenas mozas de
as OvaciOnes del circo taurfno Era un
proletarlO del toreo. Probablemente Sc
ria un mediano lidiador, pero era un
hombre que luchaba amimosamente por
La vida, poniendo banderillas, como lu-
chan Otros poniendo ladnillos en- una
Obra s poniendO comunicaciones en- umH
oficina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20
E! lg!!!!tE!ta en- Iu!Yya

Ell PRIMER deber de un perlodlsta
en- Oriente es mo dar sus lectores
sino noticias absolutamente eXacfas.
Las consecuenclas de una noticia equl-
vocada pueden ser terribles para s1
antor.
Ell redaetor jefe del ''Aknal. Pc
ri6dico de Beyrouth, parblico, cuando
la llegada de sir Eldon Gorot aque-
LA ciudad lm Fentrefllet" anlullcladl-
do cue Ell agente diplomatico de IN
glaterra sc proponfa hacer una ex-
cursi1n al Libano. Al dia siguiertc To-
dos les arrieros sc presentaroe. s Ia
puelta de la casa de sir Gorot 'ofre-
cerle slls mllas para la excursion.
Ell niinero de arrierOs era tan gran
de que, para librarse de ellos, sir Ell
don Gorot Sc decide q desentir la
noticia del v:aje.
Embellishments los aruieros sc DIM
gieron a la redacci6n del "A1nal, =
rreguntaron Tor el redactor iefe y,
sin detenerse a explicaciones preyias
de ninglin gtnero, le proporcionaron.
una soberana paliza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20
E| reg|aneDh del
Teatro ESpa6o|

La sintesis del proyecto de fegla--
mento del mlevo Teatro Nacional-asl
namado hasta ahora, -entregado por
los senores Selles, Rodriguez Marin Y
Sanchez de Leon al minisIlo de Irs--
trucci6n pdblica para ser rectificado
8 confirmado, refl6 iase en- las siguiHm-
tes bases:
Ell teatro no Sc lIamara Nacional, CO.
mo hasta ahora SIC vieHne llamandole, 81
no teatro Espanol.
Habra EN- 81 un director delegado del
gobierno, que, ademss de artfstico, se-
ra administrator general del teatro. FL
esta personalidad se res1unen todos los
resortes del gobierno Esta PERSONAL
dad sera, ademas dc autor, literato de
gran val1a, academicO de la Espanola y
jefe superior" de Administration
Este director no podra tener pa
rentesco CON ningun artista de la COM
paiia. Tambien podra recaer este NOM
bramiento EN- persona de "notoria' ap-
titud teatral. No podra representarse
ninguma obra del director.
Las obras Sc aceptaran por riguro--
so turno, Representatives. de la mis-
ma manera, y su aceptaci6n y turno
sera pnblieado en- La "Gaceta." Para
retirarlas no habra mas regla que las
entradas que produMam EN- la taqui-
la.
Sc repreRentara una obra, que Sc lla-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20

ouedaria reducido 4 un eSpectacuio po-
co mas attractive que has carreras ole
burros que hay EN- algunas aldeas y
acabaria por desaparecer. No habrla
medic de cobrar 5000 pesetas por ma
| tar EN- una corrida. Ser1a como 81 a
| la guerra lie quitasemOs la mOrtalldad,
| la carniceria, el estrago, esa siega de
vidas hllnlamas, que decla cinlcamente
Napoleon que quedaba compensate cor
una noche de Paris. 5Que restarla de
liza gloria que cOnserya aflclones de
antrop6faga gnlsta de alimentarse de
sa1Hgre? Los heroes sc cOnvertlrlan EN-
conrparsas e1 drama belico em una es-
peeie de juego de ajedrez para en-
tretenimiento de desocupados.
Pero cuando Urn pobre hombre que
apenas CANA para conner, deJa Ia plel
en- el arriesgado eJercicio de la lidia
taurina, faitan Las recompensas del pc
!igro No hay gloria, no hay dinero, no
hay ningrlna de las compensaciomes que
tiene ell riesgo. professional para los
magnates del toreo Estos pueden de-
cir. con el claSico: mas cornadas da
el hambre'. Mas los otros infelices !
sigllen recibIendo las cornadas del ham
bre. Els excessive que sc las den tambier
los toros Lo nEalo es que estos no sc
meten en frlosoflas y arremeten a 10
que Sc les pone por delante, sin re-
parar en- jenarquias taurimas, nj en-
81 esta bien pagada La phel que van a
agujerear.
No imitemos ell santido igualitario
del estado bruto La igualdad es casi
siempre injusta Els un nombre sono-
70 que NOS engalla En- la compassion
debe haber grades como los hay Ell La
fortuna. Siempre es doloroso que NIUE
ra UNI hombre en- una lucha con fieras
por ed frlvolo motive de entretealer
una multitrud, pero es mas triste que
qulen parezca sea ,m desgraciado CO.
no ed Alfarerlto. que deJa su plel sin
haberse hecho rico, nj famoso tai veg
no tleme M ell p0Stumo consuelo de
que la musa de los romances plebeyos
cante su fin EN- rlldos versos, celebra-
dos pOr cocineras v mozos de corded,
como canto eI del Espartero los de
otros lidiadores famosos.
Andrenio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20
4 los Slcrigns ' AgentE

Para h buena marcha de esta ADM
distraction, no admitimos Atlas DC
5u,cripciones s este diarie sino desde
u pFimero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
% avisarxn los dias 80 8 81; adv1r-
h6ndose que las que Sc dierea con pos
1erioridad no SO tomarkn en- cuenta
4 vurtir&n efecto en- Ia contablhdad
hasta es dia tltimo del mes sigmen-
ii en- que se so6eiten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20
N1mero 172

mara de reproduction artlstica, tai CO.
mo Sc representa- EN- los tiempCs en-
que Sc escribi6.
La compan1a de actores que Sc for
ma sc dividira en- asocTados y contra
tados. Los primeros se claslflcan en- 5
categorias modos. Los contratados lo
seran por el director Ju1ta. Iiabra
dos primeros actores y un actor comI-
co, cue Sc llamaram regldores escenl-
COS, que tendran funciones directlvas
y que seran asociados. Los sueldos de
estos aTtistas seran segIn la cIase. a
que pertenezcan y recibiran, ad'eanas,
derechos 8 'gajes" sobre sls slaldos,
seg1n su trabajo. Estos altistas, des-
de que empiecen a ensayar a Irincl--
pios de temporada, disfrutaran srleldo
y medios slleldos. A los diez veinte
amos de trabajo en- el teatro Espanol
recibiran pensiones, que Sc clasifiea
ram. Despues de veinte amos, eli actor
tendra derecho una representation,
con el producto integro, que Sc llama
ra de retirada definitiva.
Todos los actores que pertenezcan 8
hayan pertenecido al genera dranatl-
co c6mico con cierto n1mero de
anos que hayan ejercido, tendran de-
recho presentarse a eoncurso. Sc
presentaran documentos de prueba cen
programmes de teatro y compan1a.
Las obras seran admitidas sim pre-
juicios de escuela.
Los autores disfrutaran tanlbi6n,
cuando llegue su obra q I'm na1mero de
representations, de un beneficio IL
bre.
Sc eStatulran premios
Habra una Junta de gobierno V III
comlte de leetura, en- el que figumaran
dos autores y dos actores y personals
de reconocida competencia literaria.
Consagrado este teatro al alto arte
escenico en- sus generos dramatico y
comico, Ell teatro Espanol representa-
ra obras de nuestros ctasieos de los
autOres malndia1es.
El autor y el actor novel 8 descono-
edo, ell primero no entrara en- turno
para la representation de una obra,
ell segundo podra elegir un papel en-
la obra que sea de SUI agrado, sien--
do admitido en- los ensayos, podra sa-
lir Ell el primer escenario de Espana
Ajeno este proyecto, va ell de la
Escuela de Defamation. Los estudios
que en- ella Sc verifiquen serviran para
formar|a 4 los mantenedores del nueyc
teatro, y segun Sc dice, los alumnos
ttndran abono compa11a extranjeras.
De esa manera las impresiones que
reciban hasta el momento de abando
mar la Escuela no seran siempre las
del maestrOl
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20

dez y constancia Sc ha encanecido
en- ell servicio lejos de escatimarle sus
va reducidos haberes, deben ser au
mentados, para que no Sc introduzca
ell desa1iento en- esta humilde carrera
digna de protection del Gobierno y
de las Camaras Legislativas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20

va llega a este pueblo, de paso pa
IA Fajardo, la linea para eli alumbra-
do electrico con fuerza del Salto de Co
merio. Este Ayuntamiento, tenia con-
tratado va por 1900 dollars anuales
eI alumbrado de la poblaci6n con la
Compania Cartagena y Gimenez; pero
parece que lie ha sido negada provisio-
nalmente "a franquicia y no sabemos
la resoauci6n que tomara la corpora
cion en- asunto de tanta importancia
para la Carolina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20
De Carolina

Con La mayor SOlemnldady sc new
Z cabo hoy en- esta Santa lgdesla fa-
rroauial, la festividad de Nuestra Sc
nora La Excelsa Virgen del Carmen,
euya Imagen, fue traida de la Caplila
que posee la familia de Vizcarrondo en-
sn Ouinta de Hoyo-M -Muaas. La concu-
rrencia, q pesar de 10 desapacibie del
fienpo. fue bastante numerosa. Oflcia
ron ade1nas del Parroco senior Miro,
de regreso va entire sus fieaes, los sa-
cerdotes Padre Colon de San Juan y
Toran de Luqillo. Ell Panegirico, POI
rierto muy elocuente y Ieno de unclon
evangelical, estuvo cargo def Padre
Toran y gust6 muoAo a la concurren--
ria. Varias senoras, reclb1eron Ell par
Eucarlstico. La familia de Vlzcarron--
do Ia sonora Umpierre de Bagur, to-
ron parte muy activa en- esta hesta
relig1osa.
Ha f1jado su residencia en- esta SIM
patIca poblacion, don Juan hos Gnu
1nillas ex-empleado probo Y entendldc
de varios ramos de la Administrators
Damosles nuestra bienvenlda y desean
dole permanencia grata en esta Socie-
dad donde tan buenos amigos cuenta
el companaro Ros.
Inyitado ell que suscr,be, para pasaf
i yer la casa de don Juan Suarez y
guarez. que hasta ahora slrvio para
las escuelas de este Pueblo y La que ha
sIdo restaurada recientemente, pude OBJ
Serysr one ea salon mide "a varas de
frente Dor 13 de fondo, plntado al
cleo con pas,ante gusto artlstlco y SIN
fahitulc slyuno. Dicha casa fue con-
1ratada para Casino de Obreros y Sc
titrlara Union Club de Carolina su
iernoso salon sera dedicado al arte
.pseenioo 4 otras diversiones que de
seguro nan de redundar muchO en- be-
neflcio de La cultura de esta SOcledad
En- piezas separadas Sc lnstalaran un
billar v, juegos de entretenlmiento pa
IA solaz de los .concurrentes.> Desea--
znosle, prospera larga existencia-
Cerro ell presupuesto de l9O8-9, con
an superabit de $8S32.13, despues de
rubiertas todas las atenciones del ano
sne ascendieron 4 $18650.1O, seg1n da-
los facilitados por ell inteligente Conta-
dor don Pedro Quero y Blanco. Este
fiato, por 81 solo revela la buena mar
cha de esta Administration al culda--
do del celoso entendido -Alcalde don
Narciso Font y Guillot.
Ell presupuesto Escolar, despues de
haber liquidado en- Junio proximo pa
ssado atenciones por vaRor de $1132.86.
cerr6 tambien con un superabit de
$646.86 sin debito alguno Bien por
z,nbas Administrations
POr virtud de la enmienda hecha en-
Ia Secci6n 33 de la VICENTE Ley Mu-
nicipal, ha sido precise rebajar con
nm 10 por ciento ell sueldo a todos los
empleados de este Municipio, cuya me-
G1lda, no ha sentado muy bien, por en-
kender que ell que trabaia CON honra-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20

Ell presupuesto Escolar, despues de
haber liquidado en- Junio proximo pa
ssad0 atenciOnes pOr valOr de $l132.86.
cerr6 tambien con un superabIt de
$646.86 sin debito alguno- Bien I por
z,nbaS ADMINISTRATORS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20

POr yirtud de la enmienda hecha en-
Ia Secci6n 33 de la VICENTE Ley Mu-
1aicipal, ha sido precise rebajar con
nm 10 por ciento ell sueldo todos los
empleadOs de este Municipio, cuya me-
Gllda, no ha sentado muy bien, por en-
1ender que el que trabaia con honra--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20

Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar
al i6ven Clemente Fernandez Hoard
hijo de nuestro reputado medico y
Official de Sanidad de este pueblo, que
estudiando Medicina en- una de las
Universidades de los Estados UnidOs
ha venido pasar las vacaciones al la
do de sus queridos padres.
Tambien llegaron y hemos tenido el
gusto de saludar los aprovechados j6-
venes Jose y Lola Pihero y Diaz, que
estudian Farma'eia y Medicina en- los
Estados Unidos, y tanto estos como ell
anterior, han obtenido Notas tan bri-.
llantes que colocan a gran altura ell
intelecto Puertorriqueno, por 10 que
feaicito sus respectivos padres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-20

kt4lclGO d SttS ICSpCCIlFOS p6lOACo.
1 Nuestro amigo don Jose Maria Me
nendez ha sido favorecido con una her
mosa nina que hara los encantos de
aquel hogar. Sc lie felicita-
Las classes de verano para Macs
tros, estan cargo de los hustrados
profesores don Enrique Bustamante y
don Alfredo A. Molina.
Tambien da classes varios ninos
,adelantados, ell inteligente maestro dor
Joaquin B. Colon.
La temperature, es muy favorable d
los Hacendados para los demas cul-
tivOS
Ell ioven don Luis G. HernalZ, recien
temente l1egado de los Estados Unidos
muy en- breve obtendra ell t1tulo de
Agrimensor Publico.
En- Septiembre proxlmo varios jo-
venes de este pueblo, seran examina
dos para maestros graduados entire los
cuales Sc encuentra ea que va 10 es
rural don Miguel Hernandez Castro.
que segnn notas de sus maestros es
muy aprovechado en- los estudios que
practica.
NADIA mas por hoy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02
NO MONEY FOR
KOOLAUPOKO

1t is rather singular thing that the
other road overseers in the island, out
side of Honolulu, are not given diree-
tions as to road building, but have gem
orally been given free hand.
Much Of the talk last night drifted
into politics in the employment of men
Paele, Of course, came in for a generous
lot Of criticism for employing Demo-
Gratis and firing Republicans. The
Mayor came back with the statement
that in Honolulu the Democratic road
supervisor was employing Republicans
in driving the water wagons. sit
takes brains to drive one of those
wagons and distribute the water proper
ly, was Quinn s comment
From the Mayors standpoint the Re
publican road overseers have only Re
publicans on their payrslis. Paele g
payroll is fairly well divided. If Is
claimed. between Democrats and Re
pHblieans-and many Of these may be
Home Rulers.
The real purpose Of the meeting OF
the roads committee last evening was To
hear citizens IN regard to the proposed
relocation of the Heeia road Engineer
Gere had map showing the proposed
route via Ahuimanu which he surveyed
and reported on unfavorabIy- giving
preference TO the present or old route,
with some minor changes along the sea
shore. No 5ne was present to present
any arguments for Or against the
Mayor 3 recommendation Of the old
route. and it IS understood that L. L.
McCandIess and the Maefarlane inter
ests are satisfied with il.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02

The Pacific Mail steamship China
arrived here early yesterday morning
from the Orient, leaving again for the
Coast last evening shortly after six
O'clock with one Of the largest pas
senger lists that she has ever carried
through here. The remarkable feature
is that the majority of the passengers.
are women. The China had every
bit of her accommodations occupied.
The departure of Ernest Kaai. and
his singing boys was the occasion for
the boys being given a royal send-off
by their comrades in this city. Kaai
and party are bound for Seattle, where
they win remain during the Fair.
The Hawaiian band sang Aloha
Oe.'' and chorus led by Mrs. Alapai
rendered Aloha one Of the most
beautiful Hawaiian songs ever writ
ten. The answer came back from the
ship as she backed away from the.
W NAIL Oil Ii4O pSNo1SAASO%S AAO 1NS|AN<
ed the China at this port joining in
singing aloha De" The Hawaiian
band played Here Comes the Bride
but in whose honor it was impossible
TO learn.
A young man who had found the
booze palaces Of Honolulu more than
enticing kept the crowd in good humor
with mis- funny antics on the wharf
and on board the vessel as she started
on her voyage. He liked Honolulu, he
said. but his last words, shouted over
the intervening water, were Me for
Broadway. the Great White Way for
mine'' He is a young American who
has been in the Orient for a number Of
years, now being on his first visit 10
the States in considerable time.
Captain Parker, who is well known
here, left for a trip to the Coast He
gravely informed the purser OF the
ship that he had been placed in a
stateroorn with three ladies, and
wished to know if he was to be moved
Another man who boarded the China
here asked the purser If it would be
possible for him to change his state
room so that his wife could be with
him. He stated that he had been
placed in the same stateroom with
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02

What College Hills Is:

1t IS Honolulu s choicest
suburb; its approach
lies through the pleasantest
residence section of the city.
1t is high, cool and breezy.
After days duty, when
riding up Manoa
into College Hills, one
can not fail to note the
great contrast between
the cool, crisp mountain
breeze and the warm
air OF the lower sections.
The restrictions placed by the
owners upon purchasers in
this suburb insures you
against undesirable neighbors,
tenement houses shacks.
stores and saloons
There are several good lots
containing nearly one-third
Of an acre that can be
sold for $4,000 each, and
a number of nearly one-half
an acre in extent that can
be sold for $4,000 to
$4,000. Buying lot
and building home
will free you from renters
worries. Terms are easy.
Prices low.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02
STREET SHOWING WEAR.

Owing TO the continual use day and
night Of Hotel street between Miller
and AIapai streets by automobiles the
road i commencing to show signs Of
wear and viii need attention in the
near future. Auto drivers have found
this stretch from the Capitol to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02
5 LOCAL. OFFICE OF THE UNITED
STATES WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu, Tuesday, June 1, 1909
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02

Thomas Square to be favorable in
many ways. particularly because it is
generally free from other vehicles.
and also offers unobstructed run be-
tween those points. The top dressing
is gradually being swirled off tne
road by the rubber tires and is bring
ing the top strata of rock ballast to
the surface.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02
BLEEDING THE
SERVANTS NOW
CONTINUED from Page One.)
Many Stand TO Lose.

Many of the japanese on Kahuku
stand to lose considerable money If they
leave the plantation and follow the
lead OF the strikers. One has a large
watermelon patch, about an acre in ex
tent, which he has cultivated at odd
times The melons are about ripe, and
the japanese stated to friends that if
he had to leave he would stand TO lose
about $500. The japanese at Kahuku
are peaceably disposed, and with the
fifty away the likelihood Of trouble is
remote.
Bleeding House Servants.
The Higher Wage Association and its
agents are fairly bleeding the japanese
house servants and make demand after
demand for cash to help the strike
cause along The cook for the Dreiers
had hard experience with the eollee
tors. First they came to him and ask
ed for S., and he complied They came
again for S., and he dug up The
third time they asked for 80. and he
gave that and was broke. To get more
money from him would be like getting
blood from stone. The yardboy was
more diplomatic He suddenly became
III, and whenever collector was around
he was on his back and stated that his
money had TO 60 to pay doctor bills.
Plantations Still Going.
With the aid Of strikebreakers Homo
lulu, Oahu and Eva plantations are
keeping up their work. Eva has about
zoo men daily, and altogether about
1900 strikebreakers are finding employ
ment. The Planters Association will
be ready TO take on 1900 men per day.
Each man receives $3.50 per day, paid
at the close of each days labor.
At rough estimate strikebreakers
have earned about $4,000 IN the past
three weeks, cash which has been lost
10 the japanese entirely.
Waianae plantation is running as
usual with its entire force Of japanese
lahorers, who returned to work after
being out enc day.
Oahu plantation is harvesting and
grinding, and Honolulu plantation is
working al departments, including the
pump section.
Maxine. IN his usual daily Z" hot-air'
statements. to use his favorite term,
intimates that he may issue a general
strike proclamation to involve the
other islands.
Strikers Want a Showdown.
Many strikers are commencing TO ask
embarrassing questions of the leaders
to learn when the plantations are going
70 give in and comply with their de-
mands. A. the plantations have de-
terulined 10 work without the japanese,
the latter have their answer. Maxine
tells them that ne has plans which will
compel the plantations to give in, but
Just what they are he does not state.
It i reported that the cooks and
walters at the soup Kitchens estab
lished by the Higher Wage Assoeia-
ton 70 feed the strikers have - struck =
and want to be paid They are tired
Of helping the strike along by doing
all the work OF preparing meals.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02
Strikers Want a Showdown.
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