The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
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l-5- ofrenders photographed in order to sub mit copies of the photographs to tne ssanfra.. counc4ls and through them to tIieir afffllated unions. In this way the league hopes to accomplish oouDie ptrpose--to deter union men from pat- ronizing Asiatics., or establish the Laet that She offenders are not uniou men, and thus refute 'swhat is said to ne persistent islander against union men.
 The attention of councils and. unionS is also to be directeu to the lacs tnae ae many berries sold in San Francesca are grown and snirced to a Inarnet TX ps erc are cautioned against the qanger oi their health and that of their families in eating berries picked and a,pcs packea oS
 The plans for holding series Of mass meetings in coast and interior towns Tn California were discussed at length, but final arrangements, were deferred unY til the project shall be approved by the league, which will hold it's next con- vention on Sunday. July l.
 As a. matter of fact, a most effective boycott was maintained against near ly all of the Japanese restaurants lo- cated fiji San Francisco for period stationed in front of these restaurants and every effort was made to prevent people from patrontzing Them, At sroSen1 ,ss s ana IA ss one S w or two Instances the proprietors of the restaurants were struck by these stones,
 I rant keepers and took down their state ments. George Sugihara, restaurarf keeper at IF Third street, stated that siIs 5oye9s5 eommeeincoeo tei o pn octoosp St. sba9 on the first day the boycotters distriD- uted, match boxes on which was writ ten White men and women, natroniSs your own race;" that at about noon of the second day a large number of men came to his place of business and ask cd the people who were about to enter his restaurant not to patronlze the Jap anese restaurants, that customers at tempting to enter his place of bust ness were sometimes restrained py force, and that blows were also struck; that on or about the 10th or sl5th of the month the boycotters came three times a day---mornlng, noon agsd even and stones into his place. that one of the walters asked them the reason why they did these things and they replied, Ask the policemani gthat tt was very seldom that a policeman was seen on the scene; that he complained to tho policeinan on the beat; that sometimes the policeman spoke to the boycotterS { and appeared to be friendly with them; ! that whenever a policeman appeared who was unfriendly to the Doycotters sion when he asked the boycotters how long they intended to keep up the boy cott they replied, Until the end--untI the, Jananese give up their business, the place whence they came
 MT. SuEihara alsc said that there was an agreement to pay tae DoyeGss Sps boycott off; that all tue facts were known to Mir. $. 1mura, president or the Japanese, union, and that the prop osition to pay cash to the Cooks and Walters Union was made by Mir. Imu- ra. representing the Japanese union, and that the amount to De naid was S35C; that he, Sughiara did not know the name of the person to whom the money was to be paid; that he was present on October 25 or 26 when sloO of the $350 was paid; that he saw the money paid; that 1t was paid by Imura. as president of the Japanese union; that he did not know the name or the man to whom the money was ~atd, but would recogizes him If he saw him
 The windows of the Golden Gate 256 Third street, were broken on Oeto- Der 17 or IS. MT. Sugiyama 'tated that whenever any customers left his place < sne a sfSSek them s" as wsii: that his cus
 toners were all white sneople; that lt was impossible for him to stand at the cash register near his window, as as the stones struck pim on the sidei that on the first day Of the. boycott he went 10 the Japanese consul and applied Tor 4ssistanee, and that the onsul said he would write a letter to the chief Of police: that on the second day he went to police headquarters at the corner s did not remember the name of the of- j ficer whom he saw, but that he was. directed by that officer to 20 to sthe Southern station; that three or four days after his visit to the police sta tion a special policeman and the Hegu- lar policeman on the beat came to hts place at the noon hour and remained from IF to o'clock and watched the place; that there was no violence after the policemen came, but that the men with the match boxes were always there: that when the policemen came there were five or six of the bOycotters present at the noon nour. q
 8. Imura, proprietor of the White Star restaurant, 596 Third ;reet, cor roborated the statements made by George Sugihara and H. Sugiyama as to the breaking of windows and as> saulting of customers. " Kobayashi. restaurant keepef at 20 Ellis street stated that his restaurant was boycott ted for three days only. I. Kawat res- taurant keeper at 12ts Folsom street, stated that his restaurant was boy eotted for twenty-one days M Shige
 gawa of 336 Third street stated that his restaurant was boycotted for three