Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-08
May END STRIKE
(Continued from Page y

OH PAM,
Hrptrat'on nc" moote0.
! IdIA Vi aFol'ral'u'' va, I'll" along
sne waterfront ana III the business
CiS!ilc' Oh IN" CITY mis- morning.
! men me ma Ter was "ronSht I"
ne d'''E' 10" '' 9'Nt'a! heiNoeFS Oh
Nv eNet'''Ne Eo'i!'i'I''e VI tiaEo"r
w. ~ 9,'., ,.'rSe '',,HlS U!S'Ial 'Hto re-
"'0i-Si''''1 l"' 'He Sp'tdu oI any
0Uth SS'''''l''"',
AZ ne S"SS'S''oH Oh 'Ne olar, bH''
'e,i L 'la' PoH9'oIe So'u'IoH OF 'hv
I''l' "!.E ZION ensuing between the
o'ed''S"IP '"'pFdHH ana me men
"'Sn' 90 touIlu 'hr""Sh ne channels
=, me '"'''H' MI ). L, McLeal' wee
=, al" AN''"S "t"e'dI 'Idh-
ager OF the Ihter-lSIand, made
me loiIo"lhs statement 10
N'al l'"''e''" IVI' t9' II d I've a. noon
'ouaS
we VIII "elro!ne any SnCh Solu-
w" ol 'He UlilItul'!' ana say rlsht
low MAI We "oNi" permit no technl
! 'all'ie9 u any mature whatsoever 10
'n'eIi''e "l'E d"ciSl"h OF the Courts
or ne "erIS OF 'he rialnS or the
SN masters LOT overtime We teel
Nat we are IlsA'' ool 60 not desire
! ~ nee? Od'A enc cent "hlch the
| Eoul' may Say We owe; DelieVe
'Ea| hO lHelhoer Oh Hohoiuiu HarDor
! MdntS one cent H"' 'e9dl!y que MN.
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sIou'lu .! expense we "oulu agree
~ Shdie II "I'E mem.
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~,
Inc 9'liA'"S ShiPl,e'S ana mates
sou ~ NC iVauS ~ eilIeI 'din
oNei -" loi 'oiactolS settle
!neL' vi the ulllelelceS mat no" eA-.
~ OeI"ee'l themselves anu me coast
ing 0'e""'oIllp CoiiP dHy.
1t was S'dleu QUAY mat the SeIec-
'ioH VI the il6n' parry or parties 10
SEW e a' H"l' 81 al oit'atioh COM
| 'ni''Ge' "u"i" 'e'l" 10 ollHs me INFER
C'.eu l''' 'i|0 ,"StT nel "l'h pe''er ana
! H"l'Ne' l''"''' 'H"h u! "hy othei
inGauH' !
IT - po'it'eu o"' 'ild| the nahilhs
~ one % 1'1ie lnen' VIM aie h'ioWl II
- We 'noi ouSnlS c"nFtlSdhU win
ei1lpl'll5 Coiiui,iPn' a' 'Ney eAiSI Ill
'He in'ti -l0Id'rl SCI Hlce' anu PERSONS
hot Ill 'he edsC dllll'dteu Win pan
.a'ioii VI IeH'eu ieo'o ~ THESE lSf
onua: "oulu pe dcce''aDle ~ the
o'iINiilS 0Ne"''0iip men -
w. VIC U'l'o' i'"Ilu ."I Iil'e ,io,''Iu
G"i'p"ny N0' i'GS'oS ieopoilueu 10
INC TOiT'hs vi 0u'H a OCH .iii'ehI, ny
me Hec!ai atioll cunning l'ohi VICE
lleSi1eii' "'lNedli 'nd' the COMPANY
"ouiu coiiselI ~ IaAe me matter III
" Tue courts loi d settlement
oeiect.on d O"''cu'e waiter
ga pa, D"l'0'in i0"eH'dIiNe us
cusseu Tue Pos so VI aroltraIlon
VI eAa0'lnS utlICui'i70 Win d Hulli-
oel VI S'llAe's QUAY, VINO, WINE re-
lhaihllls loh-conlLllttal III tue hiatter:
hl[lmateo tnat theS were aWayS
oPen 10 ulocuSSloll u the ALTAR
WIN me proper authorized persons
ohe name more OF less freely men
tlolleu III business ana shlpplhg clrcIes
To-Day In connection with plan Tor
bringing the strikers ana steamship
officials together, was General Freight
agent Z. +. morse OF the American
Hawaiian line. The claim was made
by those vitality interested IN the
speedy settlement OF the strike and
resumption OF business between
this port and the other islands, that
Mr.. Morse, through his intimate
knowledge OF conditions that obtain
in inter-sland steamship businessi
was peculiarly fitted to bring matters
20 a satisfactory conclusion.
Mr.. Morse was seen by a represent
tatiVe from the Star-Bulletin follow
inc tho n1oDtiOn Of biC Danoo h,,f .
firmly declined to discuss the posi- /
bility of his being brought into the ]
matter.
When directly questioned, he Meth s
er declined or agreed to accent the
responsibility of serving alone or as a
member of a committee to arbitrate
the differences between the Interis-
land Company and their men.