Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-28
MONTANA EDITOR
ON JAP EXCLUSION
Byron E. Cooney, Back From ia
pan, Does Not Speak Any
Too Well of People.

intense!" This surprising statement
was made this morning by Byron f.
Coney, associate editor OF the Butte
Evening News. Mr.. Cooney has just
returned from the orient. where he has
spent short vacation, When a man
watches the thousands of japanese
crowding down on the wharf at San
Francisco from the incoming boats, It
makes a man think" he continued. 81
am In favor OF Japanese exclusion. The
little brown man is enjoying favor In
America which Is butt upon our lack
OF knowledge of him An amusing
thing IS the way they initiate, In this
respect they have the aping habits at
trlbuted to John Chinaman backed into
the shade. You will find American pro-
ducts on tho market marked Made In
America. when a blind man can tell In
an instant that they We're made by the
Japs, themselves. They will turn out
everything from oats TO steam engines
and mark them American made" An
american can take pair of shoes into
a japanese shop and In few days get
a. new pair of shoes--exact counterparts
even to the name of the original manu-
facturer on the inside. To show how
little the Japanese are trusted might
mention the action taken by Pacific
company which had contract TO fur
Tai,t ~ " az 80. lol puiioine III
liver a pound of steel until 81 soo GOO ,uss
paid down
BUT LITTLE MORALITY.
ansIe IL ilt'ie moraiitS among the
' ,,..,'. me WIG Is ialthrul because
taught obedience for hundreds of years.
They learn three obediences-first to
her parents. then to her husband. and
,,,a.'.i a. net huspahu pafehts. Inc
~, a., o'i, ,,, ~ s'aVe 10 her moth
not s.i,,,. nusuano as rule IS
~, ,,,ix, 40 ia'',iui 70 tne nome as he
g's't Co., pe, Inc reason tor nus disre-
s,ars, ~. pu.fy IN uue 10 tne tact that
ne ,,anss ~ 1apah are arranged by
,h III soun sr ioins parents. Love rs
Lntie unhloWn III tne orient. Hari-
M naplLsnisiueLols common among young
tastefu, marriages whiIe ,uos q,
japan there We're four casas ~ h,,i
kari reported The vo,ne r,,n ~, NO
man takes a long sharf kni,e and
plunges IL into re abdomen often
hari- kari is ordered by the government
When a man undertakes IN carry
through some policy and fails. there Is
nothing left for him to do but commit
hari- kari. The laps are not afraid to
die and self destruction is sometimes
regarded as a brave deed.
ForrR Castles
mere are iour--really hVe--castes N
1"pun' NV l.sV sIu nlsheSt OF course
- lhe in'Haao family ana imperial
H"u'Cm H., ~ he WeIi.'o.uo Ianliiies iol-
wv, Win cue t'llyr OF me SOL thlId'
,,at1,s' w nv s'suV anu ''an 8llo
lra1',ge n,oneS 10 pedow tne iariher'
ers are in the lowest class pec,,liar
thing in relation to the division OF
olassses is the fact that when the no
bilIty was thrown aside thirty years
ago, members OF the nobility were
made policemen and are ranked next
TO thu Imperial folk, The Japanese
are very proud and can not be reached
by money You offend policeman
IN the mikado's land by offering him
Tips
CANNOT TRUST THEM.
America has an idea that the little
brown man lis much brighter than his
cousin John Chinaman. had that
idea So you can imagine my surprise
when ! found that a Jap can not be
s spust'1 WIN money INC nina man -
Iould III az positions OF trust. The Dig
stores eWploy tnlIlainen only as tneif
aCVounianls ana me Drinks nave thl-
nese tellers and cashiers, 4 jap, has to
use ms anhscus 70 ada lhe simplest
sums, WhlIe me Chlnaman ~ the cash
reglstef makes ehange quickly ana ac-
s,u leiE--soIpetnlng we JAP does not
90 even WIN inc AID OF his buttons. The
nlkados family, called the Mitsu. Ia
me richest IN the nation, owning =
large interest IN nearly every bust
ness conducted there The mikado IS
regarded as superhuman ana - held III
great reverence and awe
CANT MAKE THEM CHRISTIANS
"ChrjstjanItvo ynu car,t ,,,Lo ,hon,
ChrIstlaSS rhAv yin nrofnss 10 Ne
Christians IAN, tbe,, nre nj rhav aTe
amxin,,s n I,tond no ,,eetirys M fnr-
slen missions so ,ha,, con loa,n
sneak he rnrlish l,ng,,nse az there ~
n cr,lze-an Ameriean crezs-now m