The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-19
JAPANESETAKE
APPEAL TO
CH|NDA
Action of Halsey in Barring Resi-
dents of Islands from Landing
Reported to Ambassador at
washington by Consul General
Eitaki in Lengthy Cablegram.

Gltdhl III bOh6AhJ
Receiving, as he said, no satisfaction
from X. A. Halsey, inspector of immi-
grafton. regarding the cases of the five
Japanese residents of Hawaii, whom
Halsey insists upon deporting Consul
General Eitaki yesterday morning for
warded to Viscount Chinda, the Jap
anese ambassador at Washington, a
lengthy cablegram setting forth the
ease of the japanese against Halsey,
and urginp Chinda to see to it, that
the rights of Observation-Disclosures to re-
enter the Territory be positively guar
anteed by the Washington government.
The local japanese papers in editori'
ais denounce lIalsey, declaring him un-
fit for the position which he holds.
In one editorial the charge is made that
the immigration station is grossly mis-
managed; that its affairs are in great
disorder; intimates that there is petty
grating in connection with the station
and winds up with demand for n full
and complete investigation of Halsey
-, rs,..u,s,
ihe hochi 1'ui'oiiai'
The Hochi editorial is as follows;
The immigration bureau in Honolulu
is in disorderl
Is this a United States immigration
bureau or a soda water shOpi
Will Chinese soup house also be
installed
We demand investigation of the i'm
migration station by federal grand
jury!
The immigration bureau here in Ho-
nolulu, is responsible for great many
unlawful things and we do not know
when the DISPUTE will come to an end.
The chief ,Halsey is n persouage with,
ont sense and not the right character
10 have eontrol of sueh n bureau.
nThis man Halsev taking ADVANTAGE
of his nosition dares 70 do n great
many irresnonsible things and the in.
dionation az ,ba residents has pn,v
raeahaa ;,s hiabos, ni,ob
- a." aai,,io an Aha ro,oss
,,onare ualsa,, 10 dosarvinu nf thio oan
pap h;s ",ianS IVA dosor,ina -,
su,s nv MS "' 'e v
eNpo1u al, A. ;,,;.;o. =,
nc mas auueu W 'hS ihui ni''os u
mnicn lnose Mho pass tniousn .he sta
iion must submit s'o'v whe,e yanu'
ana soua water Is solu "hioh the in'i''i
grants are tod TO BUY -,
IN the government Dullulhg was pun
Tor moving picture snow or thea
ter we nave nothing more to say, Du
we DO not think 1t proper to nave thi'
store INSIDE the building.
Who owns this storet
We japanese do not think 1T righ
to have store in government bnild
ing. A man who is cook for Mr.. Kishi
who has the food contract, is in charg'
Of the store. Whyf
"a man named Datea was given per
mission to operate pushcart, witt
candy and sodawater for sale, in from
of the government building, and he wa
required to clean the sidewalks in from
III . .h iUi '",s piisiiesei
A. l,,;Ss, Wv tiUp WIS plateu n's'u
r,o,a 1919, fr '"aa ~ an% n'',, su'i my
"'o'' '"n Nm, :" NJ, s.."5 .. tne uu,inihg'
uJ, :. WY wv ohop suey
in Tho hrilding q' ~ open a. s a,n a S.o'
~ '"e pul'uihe' why NOT aiso open
storp.ss r' anu O'"'i minus u
NV AZ NJ. IT,, ,., MI
ao,. U mU. hnoM "ne.ner hhise.
a no, In, wn 1a i.l ii , ms STORE .
H.. H., y h "u w Enpw .na' tne ,ln'Aigra
sfu ~ steat uiso'uer.
~ also Know that the lmmigra
.,on nureau asAs lot Dids tor teedinI
Hs in'inielahts ana mat the loves
pidoef IL supposed to get the contract
s INV y ~ anel MT, hlshl always sue
'eeus ~ getting tue contracts
polhe time ago men OF loose char
ss'e' VEN 70 the immigration statio
mn eauseu trouble, massey said tina
lhis was me work OF ms enemies. VIII
'oes ne psiHlt Suoh thlhgsf
,nn;n ne.{ on'ns goes 10 snow that tn
lHlgTdtlOn station is badly misma n