Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-29
WAX talk ON
BY NOTED MEN
Governor Pardee Advises
Not To Become
Excited

The press throughout the European
world Is deep in the discussion of a
possible conflict between the United
States and Japan. rho military and
naval experts throughout Great Britain
and tho continent are confident that q
clash Is sure TO come.
Kaiser william of Germany is said
to have discussed the matter freely
with his cunfidants and expressed him.
self as surely expecting passage at
arms between the two nations. That
he has been watching the drift of af-
fairs In the Pacific is known fact. lie
believes that the United States will
win but only after hard battle.
Russia has Of late been adding con.
siderable stiffness to her upper IN
figuratively speaking, In negotiations
that are now going on In st. Petersbutg
and Toxic regarding the Amur river
colonization schemes. This bold from,
10 called forth by their confidence I'm
the United states TO ultimately control
the Pacific ocean it's full width. They
arc equally sure that Japan will never
agree to such measures until she has
been defeated.
4 well known naval officer of Gitat
Britain has this to say:
so long as the United States clingy
to the Philippines she will he men.
ace to the supremacy of Japan IN the
Pacific Manila is recognized by ex.
pcrts " the art OF war ms the key to the
! Orient. Living within striking dis
lance of Hongkong. Singapore, Yoke.
hama and Canton she will always com
mand the highways of Oriental com.
mcrcc. As Il commercial outpost. Ma.
Mia has no superior In the world when
III geographical location IL considered
AZ comparatively small expense II
could be 80 fortified as to defy tho
navies Of the world
In the event OF war Japan might
temporarily wrost II from the t'niteC
States, but that would have but q
trifiing effect upon the final outcom,
of the conflict
The United States. with her tremen.
dous resources In men and money
would surely crush Japan In the lonl
run. and when the terms oi peace wer,
dictated from Washington. as the,
would be. the philippines would pas
back to United States control. q
course. every effort will be made b,
the officials OF both nations to avoid 4
conflict. but there must be a point o
impact somewhere sooner OF later.
You may set II down AZ fixed fact
that the United States from this time
on Is going to control the destinies oil
the Pacific"
o. II. Tvcitmoe. the head Of the Anti
Japanese and Korean League. sat IL
his Office at the Trade and Labor Coun'
ell and expressed himself In regard tc
the order Of the Board of Education
scgregating the japanese school chill
dren. as follows:
I'VE hold that the San Francis,
school board is well within It's right
In the action II has taken" said Tveit
moe. I'VE have violated no treaty. ",
have the best advices upon information
nj law as to that, Theodore p. Ion
professor OF international law at ilar
ward. has 50 held, and so have the au
thorities of our own state University
Professor Ion holds, without coins a
all into the question OF courtesy, o
what IL called the comfy OF nations.
that japan has the worst Of the argu
nent with the United States. Profes
sor Ion says that Japan has likewis
the right to retort with an order /,
keep American children out OF Japan
ese schools without endangering IN
treaty at all.
Look at the Japanese In Hawaii.
Tvctnioe went on. Fine law-abidinl
peaccable people they are, where the
have soldiers, companies and regiment
of their own And they are Ofiirere,