Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-02
open OR CLOSED
SHOP CEASES TO
BE STRIKE ISSUE
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They claimed TO have worked the
liner full blast Sunday and last night
and said work was not crippled OIL
hindered In any way.
Foley 10 Suspended -..
All Is not harmony among the San
Francisco longshoremen, II copies oi
the San Francisco Chronicle Of Sep
tenber &c, arriving today on the So
noma, are 10 be believed Says that
newspaper: H.. :a....
y. J. Foley. president Of the Pa
cific Coast District, Jongshoremen s
Union, who took an active part in
the recent longshoremen's strike ne
gotiations here, has been suspended
from his office. p. J. Martens OF
Everett, Wash, state vlce-presldent,
has been elected president pro TEN.
This action, taken at a meeting Of
the executive board, Pacific District
]. T.. A. a week ago, became known
only yesterday. The matter was Yot.
ed on in Seattle. California and Ore
gon members OF the board wiring
their votes. YAK.
regarding Instructions It Is under.
stood the board has notified Foley II
would not be responsible for debts
contracted by him, nor would they ad.
vance any money.
Foley's troubles have been aug.
rnented by other difficulties, It is said.
He is said to have been requested to
leave the Hotel Senate, where he stop
ped for several weeks, on account of
misconduct, and on Friday the man.
agement OF the hotel placed a lock
en- the door Of his room To prevent
him from entering"
Sunday and today Mcrabe, Hamil-
ton q Kenny transported their strike
breakers from Pier Is, which Is being
guarded by the city police, to Pier I9,
TO work the Wilhelnlina, by means OF
launches. i
Wllhelnina Going On Time
The stevedoring firms officials said
this afternoon they Will get the VII.
helmfna out on time Wednesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock for San Francisco
with a full cargo, which it is believed
VIII be between 5000 and 10000 tons
all told, mostly canned pines, with
some sugar, bananas and molasses.
Manoa VIII Have 21u Men
On her arrival tomorrow moroing
the Matson steamer Manoa which
VIII dock at Pier 10, will begin dis
charging her 1908 tons of Honolulu
cargo at once. McCabe, Hamilton &
Kenny said today they will put at
least 2l0 men to work stevedoring
her. and perhaps as many as $50. aWe
VIII put on all the gangs that can be
worked" said officials of the COM
pany.
Crew Used to Unload
Hy working ner own crew the Chi.
lean bark Luis A. Goni began dis
charging her nitrate cargo at pier ~
this morning, and Captain F. DesoI.
mes reported good progress this aft
ernoon, with no trouble of any kind
occurring since work began.
Police Find Little Trouble
Oahu Railway trains bearing STRIKE.
breakers unhindered to the Wflbei.
nina at Pier 10 this morning hora
OUT Sheriff Roses assertion that all
Is quiet along the waterfront as FAR
as violence and rowdyism is con.
Defendants In the police court this
morning who had in some way be.
come involved in strikers troubles
were disposed of as follows:
Ella Lono, postponed until October
4. Charged with assault
Bonefacio Banil, charged with ya.
grancy. given suspended sentence.
Pablo Roblis, charged with va.
grancy, 10 be heard October 6.
M. Lazaro, accused of assault. Trial
October G.
Sam Kaluna. fined IS for catching
strike breaker with q fishhook.
Mccandless Advises Return
Recommendation similar to those
made by the arbitration committee
OF the Chamber of Commerce were
voiced by Lincoln L. ('.Link"l Nc
Candless, Democratic candidate for
delegate, at a meeting Of the striking
.longshoremen in the Office of the
Sailors Union last Saturday after.
noon
McCandless. in talk to the strik-
ers and their representatives, said
that. In his opinion, the longshoremen
had erred when they walked out with
out first making their demands for
higher wages. He recommended that
they return to work Immediately, even
il only for a few days or a week, and
then make their demands.
About half an hour after the meet.
ing of the strikers on the waterfront,
their representatives. at conference
with the chamber committee, heard
similar recommendation made by the
latter board As already reported in
the Star Bulletin, the recommendations
OF the chamber committee were fatty
refused, the committee being inform.
ed that the strikers would stand
pat" until they could return to work
on wage scale of 40 cents an hour
and 80 cents an hour for overtime
The strikers, through their represen-
tatives, expressed their willingness TO
meet a committee of shippers at any
time, but declared that the chamber
committee was without authority TO
attempt an adjustment OF the difficult
fiac