Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
n CHILDREN
\ NIPuBL|C SCHOOLS
,.,,idsnt Directs secy. MetcaIf
"a Go TO San Francisco and
investigate Trouble.
vr WANTS FULL INFORMATION.
,,atlon Circles Admit situation
!. crave and Requires Deli
cate HANDLING

.,..,on oct. 2s..--President
v ..Sslt .onight directed Victor H.
vi, secretary OF the department
a : ,ommerce and labor to proceed 10
= v,.nclsco and make a thorough
=, ,omuleto Inquiry into the situa-
- =. ,,,ecting the exclusion OF japanese
w. ., :. rom the schools provided for
p,,s children and the determination
wv .,.ss Japanese pupils In separate
shoos .,,,n. 90 o,,oi,
act hand, nom cabinet officer
y y" 4. aeouainted With local CONDITIONS
png = Pranciseo. full Information az
y s ssa every phase Of the subject. to
leeuns NET whatever action Is taken
lhs sna yoysrnment il may be after an
" w, understanding OF the situa-
tAuaTTb s nresldent feels that every
~, within his power should De sA-
ga VA N see that oil the treaty rights
~ g,S nv The Japanese for their peo--
q vs.IaInr IN the United states should
l.ssrseted and protected
iest N termination 10 send secy. Net
Ivy W., ri, Francisco was one Of the
can " made BY Nisc0unt Aoki, the
, ,slsrsse ambassador who' at con-
s 49, with secy. Root yesterday
la XIX ,bat The Japanese subjects IN
a'ss nv. W. h accorded their full rights
pai ,D me ,rsaw Of 1894. including that
pl1sI wy shuSrea TO attend the public
Of las ~ San Francisco. This re-
schoVs -, " ina subject of very long and
g vo.9s., discussion AZ the cabinet meet
s ,ss ,ossy when the conclusion was
ny s,h,d that he hest thing 70 do was
leacnsS S NJ Nettai to California TO
70 S.t ,.ssonally all the data which
sess a ssvs sny possible hearing on the
situation. ,h,,o, oTcor on
Ky nIss|on II was argued, would
sa so~ TO the Japanese the evil
s.r, sincerity Of the government IN
a s.,Irr Win The whole subject and It's
XII "a show that every effort Ia be-
!, made 10 get AT the facts. Mr..
.sW I'm leave Washington tomor.
y stisrnoon and will proceed TO San
!, ,rlseo with all possible dispatch.
swy facility will be put at his
,~mani 10 make his investigation as
s.rough as possible, as the president
Il srYiolls 10 have the inquiry con-
sr,sd Win all possible expedition, In
"a, "a have the results at hand with
!, INV 1t is hardly likely that any
IN from Mr.. sietcalf will be avail
N, More the president leaves on his
no,m, irip altogether, Metcalf may
~ rra OF his Information by tele-
s,,A son after he arrives at San
rsHxo Il Is hoped by the adininls- |
,,,baoFcials that the expressed de-
~ wv administration TO secure the
,,ahnhts Of the japanese viii tend )
VIII the anti-American feeling IN /
hrlatil the whole matter Is diplo-
|aady adjusted. :,
Sres his Investigation Secy. Metcalf
III Nhe finds II necessary, communi-
AZ NH the authorities OF the school
sNri Mo have direct charge OF the
es@ls IN which the japanese pupils
,sie been denied admission. He Will
N consult with the japanese consular
fes IN San Francisco and other
Igrcas Of information.
NE Inquiries TO be instituted by Mr..
ktcalf are supplementary to the steps
Hated in San Francisco yesterday |
direction OF the department OF JUS
/ to compel the authorities TO re-
be Japanese pupils Into the public
Apols Such Information as the Unit
States district attorney at San
anClsco may furnish the department
Aiing on the situation viii be made
b Il In connection with that secured
NJ. Netcalf IN any further steps
q may be taken by the United
lle' government,
fcdental to the inquiry into the
iool question Mr.. Metcalf VIII pay
a. attention TO the charges made by
wy Aokl that Japanese restaurant
per- IN San Francisco have suffered
aFiltes, These reports, the ambas-
w says come from consular officers