Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-10
0rientals on Coast Make a Deal with
Progressive Party.
WORKING FOR RECALL OF AoKl
Ambassador is to Be Charged with
Negleoting His Duty.
AGENTS VISIT UNITED STATES
Their Return to Japan Marked by
wideapread Newspaper Campaign
MaEIYRyIng the Mob
Incident.

WASHINGTON, June s.-That the Japa-
nese Of the Pacific coast and the progress
sives, a political party Of Japan, have
entered into an alliance which has the
earmarks OF a conspiracy. with the over
throw OF the present ministry in japan
and the snnulment OF the clause in the
immigration bill excluding Japanese coolie
labor from continental United States as
the ultimate objects, was learned authori-
tatively here today. The preliminary steps
in this scheme Il is said, will be to induce
the Toxic government to recall Vlscount
Aold, the japanese ambassador to the
United states, and to demand an apology
and perhaps an indemnity from this gov
ernment for the alleged acts OF violence
against Japanese subjects residing IN San
Francisco.
With this end in view representatives OF
the faction hostile to the SaionJi ministry
have been in Washington to consult with
the Japanese ambassador and the State
department officials regarding the objec-
tionable CLAUSE in the immigration bill, the
California school question and the recent
riots in San Francisco. Tho report which
they have sent to Toxic, 1t is alleged, will
form the basis of a systematic campaign
20 bring about anti-American demonstra-
tions in Japan and TO force Foreign Minis
ter Hayashi II possible. to demand in
demDity and an apology on account of the
Japanese disturbances in San Francisco.
First Move I'm the Game.
These facts became known today for the
nrst time when II was learned that T.
TalAhashi. representative of the Seattle
Japanese society; Q. Noda. representative
Of the San Francisco Japanese society. and
K Kawalkani. representative of the Yorozu
(daily newspaper) of Toxic. came to Wash
ingtSn on April a and remained until May
IA during which time they were negotiating &
Wath the Japanese ambassador looking to
the annuimsnt of the Japanese immigration
limitation law. This delegation failed in
Hts purpose. and it Ia stated after charging
bAxnbAssador Aoki with treachery to the
tepanase Of the Pacific coast and with
mia,apresanting conditions TO his home gov
egnmenf. they telegraphed to Otaka Yama-
Okla, the personal representative of Count
Oahzma. who was awaiting their report in
Seattle. with the request that he communi-
este with the anti-administration leaders
IN Toxic.
AIssars. Takahashi, Noda and Kawalami
bad an interview with Assistant Secretary
Bacon on May %. They then telegraphed
Yamaoka that they were dissatisfied with
the attitude of the State department and
the Japan embassy and urged the necessity
OF carrying the fight to Japan. Acting on
this suggestion. Yamaoka sailed for Japan
on May II on the ship Aki. and It was
pointed out today the renewal OF the anti
American agitation in the Japanese press
has begun since his arrival in Toxic on
May ~ 1t is also believed here that he
promptsd the deputation Of progressives
70 call on Foreign Minister Hayashi for an
explanation OF the governments apparent
tiaaotion and want of efficiency in the pres
enca Of the grave diplomatic questions with
the United States
The report which Yamaoka carried tc
the elder statesmen, It is further believed
u responsible for the attitude OF the oppo-
aition newspapers In urging the concen-
tration Of Japanese national efforts toward
the settlement OF the San Francisco ques-
tion By forcing an apology from this gov.
eminent for the alleged insults growing
0as Of the school question and the recent
G4tnok en- the japanese restaurants.
IAsntaty OF N1ama Okla.
Mama Okla, who brought about the ALI
ance With the japanese OF the Pacific
coast. IL now one OF the recognized leadeE.
OF the progressives. q faction which wal
LED by Toru HOsht formerly minister Il
the United States. who was assasslnateC
after he returned 70 Toxic In 1897 ana ac
oepted a place IN the cabinet YAmaokI
= described as one OF the shrewdest poll
hcians IN the empire. and IL is said tina
by means OF puhlio meetings and other
wise he win. as leader Of the snti-adminis
tration forces. continue his fight agains
the sGionn ministry with the view OF get
ting control OF the reins OF governmen
for the progresslves. 1t Is stated her
that he win make the charge that Foreigi
Minister Hayashi has allowed Ambassado
Aohd 70 pursue 4 too ooncfiRtory coura
and 70 make too many CONCESSIONS IN deal
ing with the American government re
garding me San Francisco questions.
While IN Washington MessrA Takahashi
NOda and KRWakami were IN frenQuen
conference with Ambassador Aoli, unit
nnaily there was an open rupture. whicl
caused the delegation TO make the thrsa
| 10 the Ambassador that they would repor
his ''trsachery'' to the home governmsn
and demand his recall. While no intimatioi
has como from Toxic that Yamaoka ha
requested the ambassadors removal fron
onlce. the news OF such q demand will no
come as a surprise TO viseount Aoid DI
Masut Miyakawa. the Japanese lawyea
who hied the injunction suit Against tn
San Francisco board IN the school oass
}. was consulted by the Paoine coast deIsga
tion during its stay In this city as 20 tn
method OF procedure. n any, 70 bring abou
The annuiment Of the Questionable claus
In tho immigration bin Or. Aryakaus
who has been here for several weeks O.
professional business. today admitted tina
he was IN conference with Messrs. TAXA
hashL Noda ana Kawskami almost dan
during their stay In washington. but h
declined 10 discuss the nature OF thss
conferences. He ala admit. however the
: the Pacific coast ENJOYS were IN almos
hourly communication with Yamaoka, wh
was in Seattle. and said that AZ his sue
gestion the delegation called on seoretar
OF Commerce and Labor Straus.
Further than 20 admit that Messrs TAX
ahashi Noda ana KawakAmi weber here I
discuss the Immigration law with the am
basssdOr. the secretary OF the embassy "
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