The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-27
UNCLE SAM TAKES
NOTICE OF JAPS'
COMPLAINTS
BARRING OF CHILDREN FROM
FRISCO SCHOOLS CREATES
UGLY SITUATION.
INVESTIGATION ORDERED
AS Result Of the Formal Complaint
Filed BY Japancee Ambassador
-Specaf Cabinet Meeting
TO Consider Situation.

10 IoNStCef SITUATION.
! Washington, Oct 90 For the firet
time since she whipped ana humbIea
Russia by driving her out Of Men.
churia, Japan poked her world power
prestige under Uncle Sans" nose
today Cautiously but firmly her am
/ bassador here, Viscount Aoki.
informed Secretary OF State Root tha
his government objected to the AL
legged discriminat on against Japanese
school children In San Francisco. ana
expected the administration to SO:
that they were accorded the privilege
and rights guaranteed by treaty
While he was urbane, as becomes
diplomat Of the first rank. there wa
nothing Of humility in his manner
and notwithstanding the facJ that he.
said he did not 60 to the state Il.
partment and file a formal protest,
hts demcanor was sugge tive Of IN
spirit of the rev Japan, about which
much has been heard since the treaty
Of Portsmouth was signed In ether
words the Mikado's government feels
that il is big and powerful enongi
now 70 insist instead Of only I'd
Suggest" Secretary Root pfuyiug
that he Is a master Of the diplomatic
game. counteFed with a request thru
Japan prosecute the Japanese pooaeh
ers who have been rai1ing the Alas
kan rookeries lately The ambassld
promis Cd to lay The matter before his
government, while Mr.. Root assarel
him that the federal government
would exert it's influence toward hav-
Ing the school question adjusted salts.
faetorly
Cabinet Takes Action,
IN accordance with his promise.
Root to the matter 10 higher author
ities AMI as a result Secretary Hetcalt
Of he department of commerce and
'abot. will leave tomorrow for san
Francisco 10 investigate and make a
.Hll report on the situat
The decision to send MetcaIf to San
was the outcome If a cab!
not cor liberation OF the situation Of
he Japlnesc IN that city both as %
he matter Of exclusion Of the japan
'se children from tte sch ols provided
or whites and the alleged abuse Of
japanese res Uunnt keepers.
The despatch of a cabinet officer on
uch mission t is argued would dem.
sirato 10 the Japanese. the evident
inccrity Of thi. government in dealing
Win the whole subject and IL Is the
cs.re 10 show that every effort IS
cing made to get al the facts.
Fear an Omen Rupture.
The administration officials do n~'
'stitato TO express privately heir
lew of The present antLAmerican
ceiling growing out Of the wrongs the
apanrsc declare they have suffered.
nd one member Of the cabinet said t1-
ay after the meeting that The general
piuiol of the cabinet was that he Sit
at on was exceedingly grave a-d
nHId require fhe most delicate treat.
'cnt io prevent an open rupture.
President Roosevelt is doing an Co
power 'o show The Japanese that
'ore is ne general feeling against
oi" race but that the roublc is en-.
.'.F loca. and enrps ed qualification
ben t" learned through Ambassador
'd that The Japanese press is f,r
r mgst part attempting fp check
e feelings aga nst Americans.
Think Frisco Unfair.
J be Washington aafhoraI.s are Sin
Fe ln 'toir desire = .ea tdis matter
.ted tu The aHsfactou Of japan.
lsy a-a of the opinion that san
'anc.Hro d, going to Hrfsir extremes
Ita Treatment o.. the Japan s.. chi
u and DO B.. their purpose to GO
a-s.Hn- H faeir power to prc+ent
r .aH.c. being done ftcu. Thay
l'i1 That Jlraus fHelishia i-
'H rHr. i -iHiIo fE8u r.r e1mf.
i a.. u"r alive fa fhc afraatse
preserving Harmonious and coriiaI
E. TH. .H1-. clos. iuimarg
H..H "H rvu countries has te
r.. Hf --eIf eHn 1ci1l ruff e.
IH' Sf.f.- especially tra P8sI
r IfHane.e h1srf af
.aH -H| aa11f be- m.ch
matter fhaH tHa -er.rt
embargo. which -H- -ora=a.
Bad -rcI difficulty In rau1,i-e
i a-r.lr'y rngl-h. san Fra-ri-e1
l hr one % -he 1-er.s i'.er.
..h O. movement AGAINST Uur CO.'S
r.a- But in th- California ue.r-pr-
and nei-hborirE cites O. feeling %
n eminent and dislike has res1
i-slf AGAINST t1. I8rzu
r.-. and it is becoming more
laaueet fhan rle acI-o5ty -
1f the Chinese The aF~rrfS--rt an