Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-23
INlERIaAND
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not be confirmed, but which persisted
nevertheless.
Kennedy 1seiipss p Talls- ."r-.st>.
| j. A, Kennedy. general manager o.
/ the, Inter Island, Company, did not give
the impression Of man walking on
the edge Of. an. sindnstrid Yoic2no
when seen at ais Office by q Star ul
letin representative this Afternoon,
The general, manager.a smile was rex
uneommupiaatiye. ~, - w.s -
II have .pething. whatever to say for
publication, at this time, said Mr.
lKennedy. with engaging fraukness. "a,
$40 Won not wish 10, make, some
stotamant1 which. will mt the. .,carn.
na,iy's affitnde before ff,e pupIic?" Was
asked w A %" ~ @f'' - on"
no . said Mt. Kennedy, with per
lss att slRe abost the report that the mas.
| tors and mates will demand yo,r res
;ion a i az IS
at Tnowl i 10th ,ino IL that [" ansverad
az, a. 49, ~ 10 No CO. wifb gapuins
TX ~ g s NO.
ssThan fha ca INNS no,;cu Is tn he
ahsoi,.s s;ionsa tt * all mattors re- co ~
Enected with the talked.of strike. ., ask.
Ied the the relnnortter with q rising fnflec.
tionE =. - -. 80
alsood afternoon said Mr.. KENNEDY
I flosbino 10 hast sn,ila of tho intar-
view :, -, =. =. -. =.
| The demand Also saaI to have been
made finnn the InterIsland manage
lrhenf some DAYS ago that Joseph e,
tSheedy. in general charge OF outside
AFFAIRS With the service. he dropped
from the employment of the company,
| is believed TO, have been taken under
fadyisemsnt tt.ys,s.ss IS ~ go: ,lS,;g..,-
That plans for meeting 2 general
strike Of navigation officers IN the
Inter Island service have been under
c9psid Iteration Tor some weeks past u
l1W cQneeaed Ply sniPplng me-. atsIAe
port rats.sI IL. aegi4e ! sszssx s,..sts1sss
The arrival OF CAPTAIN Roger ALI
man; former master OF the Pacinc
Mail liner China, In company with
President Kennedy OF the lnter-island,
as passengers In the Matson Nayiga-
ton steamer Wllhelmlna on last Iues-
day morning. set afioat g series OF
startling rumors. -. IT,. .-.>-. ~.
That CAPTAIN John F. Haglund,
mort eautafn. is slated for discharge
from the Iuter.Island has been freely
predicted for some time past. That
Captain Altman. the ex-Pacific Mail
skinner. was brought down from the
coast TO take his Mace has been more
Tor less nositjyeIy stated though the
Inter.Island officials when apnroach-
| cd refused to denv mr. confiry, This
statement =.
QuestioHeo ny o'ar IT. re-
por.er tHIS lnolhiis, ": ": Sniitn'
spohestiIan tol tIe vi Vi 1ne IA
IvIsianu company salu' ;,
anere Is notnIng LOT RuDlication.
bul' Mr. ointn, sala the Reporter
tne puollc Is VitaIly coneerneo IN
inns mater are you sure tnat mere
Hotntns lna' your corpora'Nii
WISHES .a,s 10 say!
Ihe,e Is mourning 70 say lor puDii-
caa,on' he lePea'eu' Ala A..
No ons We " sne iepo ~, 'n e",o rne
e0,ns ~ 1eHau c,,sl- O.,
'io ceI y ~ ~ .I Guy IL, sns y,
co.. rsh,;.ot sLS SneAS p noe ~ BOY
offieers II Pes.-va
The arrival. IN four pac;f;c coast
vassel mostorr ond matoe 90 cabin
PASSENGERS in the Matson Navigation
liner WiIhelmfna. in addition to Can
tain Altman. evidently proved the last
straw to add it's weight to the real
or fancied troubles of the local skip
pers and officers identified with Har-
Dor No. 81. 49,,
These men, including W. ]. Smith,
John Robertson, A. Hedline and H.
Perry are now said to have been en-
gagged by President Kennedy while
that official was on the coast.
The story was current this morning
that the Inter Island management had
secured sixteen to twenty additional
off1cers, VINO were assembling on the
coast at 4mmedlate can from the
local steamship company. -.
Holding first mates certificates,
MiessrS. Claude and Melvin are Also
arrivals at the mort of Honolulu Tho