Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07
ship Waiting
FOR LABORERS

one sailing vessel sufficiently manned.
Claimed No Violation.
II have not Violated the Federal
laws in the least by what occurred
last night insisted the skipper The
power craft carried no passengers.
Those who left this wharf last night
for the Senator went aboard the
schooner Concord. AS long MS I do
not charge passage money, | claim
that no regulation has been violated.
Steam was up on the James Makec
throughout the day. The vessel lay
moorCd on the Waikiki side of the
old Fort street wharf while across the
way was the schooner Concord with
decks scrubbed and prepared to go
! to sea at a moments notice.
Captain Miller claims that Craig re-
qucstcd the use of his vessels for tow
| ing purposes. He further states that
| he did not ask what use they would
he put to and it was simply case of
! first come first served.
THE Alaskan Packers evidently
got lead on the Planters" was his
comment this morning. He states had
the Planters requested the use of his
vessels ut u time before the Packers
| representative entered into charter,
! the fleet could then have been tied
mp for an indefinite period.
| II carried all lights required by
| law" insisted Miller. Had | not done
so the Federal officers from the The
! It's would soon have put stop to the
movements of the Concord last night.
! Captain Miller displayed broken Ian
tern bracket on the starboard side of
! the Concord that was smashed last
night after that vessel had returned
from the trip to the Senator.
Craig Is Missing.
| Ohlccrs were seeking Frank ].
Craig this morning. City and County
Officer Lake haunted the waterfront
in the immediate vicinity of the old
Kinau wharf hoping that the labor
recruiter would appear there to take
passage by the Miller launches to tho
Senator A boyy of officers made u
minute inspection of the japanese lin.
or Nippon Maru before that vessel
cleared for the coast with the idea
that Craig might have decided to skin
out by that route for the coast even
! u penalty of two hundred dollar.
might be levied for the privilege oI
travelling on n vessel flying foreign
flag
AZ the Headquarters OF the recruited
lnborcrs, Craig was sought by alert
officers. hut in vain.
| In the meantime Craig was enjoying
the cooling breezes waited out at sea
from the rolling decks of the Pacific
Coast steamship Senator. He left Ho
nolulu last night FOR the ship aud re-
manned there during the morning. lie
did not however accompany Tho
schooner load OF laborers nut lei
town by later boat. Craig was seei
on the decks OF the Senator this morn
ing by those VINO went out 10 ne We"
sci In a launch. lie claimed to he On
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