Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08
}; WAT HAsHAMoTo SAYS.

Nerc' THIS llul ihNe -,
L. sstAsr up the strayins 1ap 1re
FpSillon on the situation IN san FRAN
s'0; WHAT HAsHAMoTo SAYS.
- r,napese are people who take
lne ,S S1rt In economic problems,
fsa ,tose encountered TINS morning
\ .s,e no exception.
e ,r. y AZ nat want our children in San
nslsro to go to different schools
l me- white children SAID Mr.
4 , V% You mistake US japanese
4, ~. the misinformed editor of the
~ Taks Telegram you say we thillk
',s,ag M America and live only for
ogp COUNTRY. There are no Japan
~ Inc coolie class IN America. our
~ government viii not let them
W and the Americans need not fear
IN osnernl tide OF immigration.
USsB japanese wants 10 come 70
~sra he must own money enough
,o-e himself. and must have n GER
ls,sts 81 good character from a tax
rs- We have many japanese Ia
o,.rs here. but they are not IKE
blosss coolies. Where they are single
y, Aey may live number In
,nss Nke white men unmarried do IN
,,riios houses but they will keep
I'M hopscs clean. They do not live
Nan They Ike to live the best they
an m tbo money they earn, and they
/, not boarding It up 10 SEND out OF
b country
ASK ALL ROUND EQUALITY.
| .yow our children must become
american citizens II they stay mere
Ia there never viii be enough TO be-
No the menace that is feared. We
md TO bring them up worthy to know
MAJ the Constitution means, ana 10
h up to 1t. We Japanese are not
| h the AsiaticS. We are ike the
4rppeans. We want to learn from
kgica. We want our children TO
AL from their American playmates.
h IKE them. II you send the Jap
ntS children back with the Aslatics,
5l gst hold back their chance to
nm. They are smart In school. and
mem vow Oct them graduate from the
ver schools, we try TO send them TO
NJ higher shoots ana the universities.
NJ have them in all the big schools.
7lNhy cannot associate with white
sg3eBls until they get into the higher
rhools, YOU sec this puts them at a
g Disadvantage.
QUESTION WON'T BE BIG.
"N5g do not think this question
m XII very big. I think the TWO gov
ranents win settle II alright. But |
one Tie San Francisco trouble will not
brad over other California cities, and
yoai he borders of the state You
San Francisco is a port OF entry
b japanese are In greater numbers
fare than anywhere else In America,
Gi they are. many Of them, merely
smgoary residents, and they come on
cilsr places before being here very
ug
Why THEY LIKE AMERICA.
Z i5n't think you Americans know
bat We Japanese think of your coun-
We were taught IN our school
0a ls children, how good you were
Is Ehen we were merely q little In
~ nation, and how kind and
ias your officers who visited us
~ lAen during the Russian war we
mi more OF this Kindness, and we
z lEays looked TO America as an
~ bother WHO has given us many
oN best IDEAS Of government and
'Hfs We think this admiration Is
" founded, ana we realize that the
I Francisco matter is Just a little
~ nat doesn't need to be taken
A 'ny alarm.
BLAMES LABOR UNIONS
| now how serious It ls over there.
ave Been there many times since the
llluaka ana fire, and | have been
N%l moltsted on the street and
meg The police would do nothing.
lae Japanese there have had to
ways OF avoiding trouble In order
sst along There are many OF them
R"3ed moving the ruins, and ! think
20or unions don't like this, as they
NV Y prevents them from putting
i own price ON the work. The UNI
l-Ve agitated this matter and tho
~" matter Is just one phase Of IT,"
JAPANESE STUDENTS.
,m.aa'ofd and Berkeley both have a
~ g9oa of Japanese students. In
.l they were never offensice.
n a's 9illgent. especially IN economies.
y. Noly Interest IN college sports,
M a'ssys clean, neatly dressed, and
.ap fashion. '''9 ~ NY ;"
ny. JaDanese m 1904 took decisive
4 ce.ar,S. an = lYancod class In the good