The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
OPPOSE ADMISSION
OF 0R1ENTA[s
Citizens Will Voice Formal
Protest Against Japanese
Attending Public Schools
MEETING FOR TO-DAY

Formal protest against the admis-
sion of Mongolians to the public
schools of San Francisco and the un-.
restricted admission of Japanese and
Koreans to the United States will be
voiced at a citizens mass meeting this
afternoon at Waltons Pavilion, Col
den Gate avenue, near Buchanan street.
The meeting will be held under
the auspices of the Japanese and
Korean Exclusion League and will be
presided over by the president of the
league, o. A. Tveitmoe. Governor Par
dee has been invited to address the
meeting. Mayor Schmitz will defend
the action of the San Francisco school
board and addresses will be made by
+. II. Mccarthy, Walter Macarthur
and w. r. Haggerty. President Tveit-
moe has appointed the following vice
presidents for the meeting:
Board Of Education-A Aultmann. David OIL
yer Jr, Thomas F. Boyle, Lawrence Walsh. Al
:, Executive board of the Iesgue-J: C. VIII
na%s nagn EDWARD L; Nolan, ". G. Walsh. James
Bowlsn j. W. Steckmist 0uI T. n'sGe 81 Riebardsoes des
James r Gragsm, J. d. Campbell. A. Nulme,
Cole G. ratlsoG p nGLfRan r. < \ J. sunbss mspp "
HuIing, j. M. Lyons, f. Schmitz and James
Labor council-w. H. stansbury. Michael
Casey, George Berry. Andrew ]. Gallagher,
George A. Tracy, NJ. P. Scott, H. T. sjax, John
d. ].
Mrs. c; e. Hawkes.. James Fl. Bowling. Gustave
Frankel. Richard Cornelius n. Kragen, NJ.
O Brien. Miss Carrie Farmer Mrs B. Larue and
William P. McCabe.
John r Burns, G. ]. Coyie i. FiahertTa NV w ".
Freeland. D. n Graham L. B. Higgins. VIII
sm Henry kr fbser Thomas nt9n IohR
Ssrsfenseb =; M NalksT; so. j. Crane James CLARK H
Foiey E l. sTss HSPdg sdTyard sS1Eys,s w e6oSs Smith
Loomis; E. Coreus and Henry Neidinger
Building Trades Council Of Alameda County
Z; I; +; S,d6 Bowen x. B. Hamb, F. Z. Pratt and R.
:, Labor Council of oakland--c. W. Petrey and
Building Trades Council of Marin County,
'" MaIonsy, q. J. smith and c. Z. Kettlewell.
NH. d; J. Davis, Boat Builders union; J; NJ.
William Cannan. Boot and Shoe Workers No.
Mo Mo; X; 3 s5okesbqry; Bay and River Steamboat
yyers; A. siewierski. Brewery. .Workmen: NJ. J.
Der shop Employees, Charles Mofhtt, baggage
MMessensers; George Sheridan. Boot and Shoe
workers. No. 339; James z. Gallagher. Boot and
Shoe Repairers; B. T. Powers. Bookbnders, No.
81; j. X Blieley, BARRIERS Union; Charles
wOrkmen Drivers) G. Norbeck. Bakers and
SSsonfectioners; s. Meyers. Broom and Whisk
jacobs Carpet MecSsnfs TSomss bssE r.
penters. No 422; J. Stapieton. Casters and
s!; Modelers; ": = Kidd. Carpenters; No. le4o;
Carpenters, No. 4s3; c. A. Siskron, Carriage and
Wagon Workers, No 8; Frank steffen. Coopers
Front Federation: r Crawford Carpenters 1859:
John RYAN. Cemetery Employees; ". B. Moss,
Renters p; G: w. Holmquist, California State
Federation OF Labor Thomas Farmer. Carpenters
423: l. Jacoby. Cloak Makers s.; Peter Burns.
Cement Workers i: NJ Marinnoyich. crostian
Benevolent Society: J. H. Horstman, CONNER
cial Travellers Of the Pacific Coast; Edward
kheehan, District Council of Painters; George
A. Little; Daughters Of Liberty; Daniel P. Low
Of Liberty; A b. Moon. Elevator Constructors s:
John Benson, Engineers GA: W a. Harvey Ele-
Excelsior Homestead Club; George cooney. Eiec.
Uical Workers Isl: William H. Urmy Electrical
B. Kelly, Court Acacia, Foresters; p Bique,
Court de France 2l2. Foresters; D. J. o'Meara
ton. A. o. F.; Edward Andersen; Fishermen's
Protective Union Of Alaska and the Pacific
Coast; J; A. Breen; Felt and COMPOSITION Roof
L c. orcntt. Glove Workers II; P. ]. simmons,
a s Cleveland. Gas Workers No. ss4os Peter
J: Hintz. Ornamental Glass Workers; William
Hollopeter. Gas and Electric Fixture Hangers
man, Hermann Sons, Ernst Won Bandel- No. s,
J: Blum, Hat and Cap Makers No. 9; H. g.
Workers No. IS; John p. Roe Hackmen No. 224;
A. Rudiger. Hotel and Restaurant Employees; T.
Horseshoers No. 25: n. E. Winker. Holly Park
Improvement Club: Q. A. Reardon, Iron Trades
COUNCIL; %d-.s,n ! O. Walsh Iron Molders No is4; O.
Charles J. Doring. Independent Rides; ]. c. Cor.
man man, Iroou3is Club: G oys shuttleworth Janitors
n, McMshon. Laundry Wagon Drivers; Patrick
Tiemey. Laborers' Protective Union No ss44:
Lonsshore RSodes LatheTs sasss
Union No: So; William Gillen, Leather Workers
W. Minedew. Golden West Lodge No. i, Junior io
Fac s9sas' Marine fsntsrs s No. Th'Tss Ra
benevolent Association No IS; 4. mnesr mnsnesIs Ms-
shinlsts No. es; Henry schuttler Mailers No: IS:
Hnlwrights No. 766: z. A. Lorenzo, Municipal
federased Improvement Clubs of San Francisco;
cisco; R. Z. Wren Jr,- Junior Order United
American Mechanics No. 49, Orlando f. Pierce
W. E. Bounten, Abraham Lincoln Council Junior
Order United American Mechanics; J.. w. spen-
F. y Eisfeider. McAilister Street Improvement en
ment Club; William F. Neeson. Olympus Psrlor
\. S. G. W; d. Rowell, Pile Drivers and
ss No. "a n Rgsnsa1 Es%s Psnsa Pa,D
Union No. $40; NJ. Layden. Plasterers No. 6s:
Andrew LONDON, Photo Engravers No. s.; Miss
Painters No sss: Joseph McAniiffe. Plumbers
No: 442; Judge Isador Golden, Panhandle and
Corey, San FrsnciscO Press Assistants Union Union
No. 49, F. la Torres, Painters No. 10; Lewis
mermen No 26; Joseph Gallagher Redmen No.
14e John f. Sullivan. Redmen No. S9 A.
Geisen. Retail Delivery Wagon Drivers No. 2Ts:
Thomas Ford Riggers and Stevedores No. %:
F. kaufman, Redmen No. Ill: Charles Lee.
Retail Clerks No 432; E T Balich,. seryIan
son. Sailors of the Pacifc; p. Burke,
stationary Ffremen; ]. f. Kilion, sta
bIemen's Union; Fl. Delaney. Steamftters No
4e; George NJ; Lipman; J. J. McTiernan. Ship
and Machine Smiths; Charles A. Minert, Sugar
Workers; Patrick Joyner, Soap, Soda and Candle
Workers; E. wadham. San Francisco Society
for the Protection of Children; Harry .. Pohi
man. stereotypers No. 90: NJ. E. LIGHT Shoe
Clerks No. 40; F. 1. Patterson: Ship Driilers
10. sos7; William Kurlbaun; shingleIs No. |:
No. PIG: ID. O. Francis, Typographical No. 81;
NJ Baida, Taiiors Union No. 2; r. c. White,
Tile Layers No. As: c. A. Flemming Teamsters
No A; James Haher. Teamsters 10. s5; N. F.
shannon, Teamsters No. 226. A. Martin, Team
stes 5le; B. Rosenthal. Uphoisterers No. 2s; G.
Parker, yarnishers and Poishers No. "a Samuel
Drugan. Wool Sorters and Graders No 9025
william A. Collins. Window Shade Workers No
l. Thomas Ayiward. Walters No 30; Charles r
Butte. West OF Castro Street improvement Cub