The Jersey City news., 1906-12-06
c0HGGREE;S'SnEA BUSY.
Japanese In California and Other
Matters Engage Attention
of Legislators.
HOUSE PASSES BANKING BILL

n.SA'>S --Ss..'s ~
eacity Question Of Admission Of
Mikado's Subjects 70 Schools Called
Tempest Ia TeaPot"
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fors +elseraI,,s re,arfs etc filed Il
tba flana ,.9,ao,,4 in connection with tho
investigation Of The matter of The Ian.
anesa atfepa sing tle public schools Of
san Ff4nciseo.
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rbo c,,iea,.ri .s.-, ,Sor, ta,s ~ oo,o,.oss
bara rsoaivs5 yvbat 4bev consider sa+-
isfactoF,. aaa,,,a,,ca +l,sf IA nresidant
did not desire e be understood as saw
ing IN the japanese section Of his mes
sage that he would use the military
force Of the United States in forcing
japanese into the California schools in
which white children are taught.
It is said TO have been his purpose 10
convey the idea that he would use the
military to protect japanese against
mop violence. Caiifornlans take no OF
iense' at TINS Interpretation OF the mes
sage.
Inns Wnoie San Franclseo aTalr Is
proving TO be a tempest IN a teapot
sad representative kahn 1T VIII
ole out rapidly as soon as there is a
general understanding as to why can
roEal.a takes the position It does The
courts ana not the publle must settle
an the legal questions lnveived
mat me presIasnts views on the
subject meet with the hearty approval
Of the japanese government was made
evident when Nlse9unf Aokl, the Japa-
nese annpassador, thanked the presi-
dent for what he said in MS message
regarding the vexed question.
Japs Ready 10 Let Matter Drop.
That the Japanese authorities realize
that a mistake was made III lodging
The Complaint at NVashlnaton abaaf tie
action OF the san Ifaaeisco authorizes
il excluding Japanese children from.
withdraw their demands and let tie
incident drop fs believed here.
It became clear that japan would
not be able to sustain in the courts its
plea for equal access to the white
schools because there are no rights Of
IN educational character il the Japa.
nese treaty. The Chinese treaty con.
tains privileges. for the Chinese 10 at
tend on eaual terms at schools main
tainad .by the government Of the Unit
ed states. Thas. under The most IA
vored nation clause. Japan could only
claim access to schools conducted IN
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