The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-12
AOKI WOULD
NOT DISCUSS
JAPQUESTION
..vs STAND THAT MATTERS
cax BE Adjusted wtrH-
OUT ANY TROUBLE.
NJ DEVLIN'S REPORT AWAITED
o...si,Ion Agitators MAY BE Plan
ming to Obtain New Inmi-
grafton Treaty,

timing his policy Of adding nothing
n the way Of comment OF facts 70
he discussion of the japanese
american An incidents, Viscount Aoki.
,ha lananese ambassador today, 'ls
asual % denied himself to newspaper
men. and proclaimed against any
Statement emanating from the em-
bassy relative to the reported devel-
onment of strength in the Opposition
party in Japan. =
Ambassador Aoki is understo0d 10
take the view that there ara 20
matters of difference betweea the
limited States and Japan which are
not CAPABLE of adjustment, # al.
lowed to be considered on their mer-
its II is said to be this view THAI
leads him to deprecate the pubiica-
tion in this country of the propa-
ganda which is being used in Jap3n
to influence votes in the fall for
members of the lower house OF the
Japanese legislative body.
At the State Department it was
said that there were no new deyel-
opments in the situation. and in
fact, some surprise was exDlesstd
that any should be expected In the
near future. The report of District
Attorney Devlin of San Francisco
upon the mobbing of the Japanese
restaurant and baths is expected to
reach this city within day OF two.
But the conclusions have already
been anticipated by telegraphic dis
patches and brief preliminary mail
advices. so that all the State Depart
ment looks for when the report is
at hand Is a mass of detailed testi-
m0ny taken By Mr.. Devlin as to the
facts connected with the case. Ger
tainly, it is not expected that the
departments policy in this matter
will be changed in any respect as
the result of the receipt of the COM
plete report.
II is pointed ont also to correct
what the officials regard as the opin-
ion to the impression that the Jap
anese have made more Of this San
Francisco trouble than was warrant
ed by the facts, that actually the con-
duct OF Japan in the matter
has been extremely modest. It is
true that what is regarded as the
Opposition press in Japan has in
duiged In snme rather extreme lam
guage and has clamored without rea-
son for action by their own govern
ment that would surely lead to
grave consequences. But as for
the Japanese government itself, and
IN this It is believed to represent the
majority of the Japanese people, 1t
Is said at the State Department that
mas pursued precisely such a
conrse as is followed by every self
respecting civilized nation In deai-
ing with cases of attacks upon their
eluzens In foreign country. These
sases occur frequently and it is to
y me rule, where they exceed the
sp.isy Of the police powers for the
s'plomatic representative Of the na-
uoh. whose subjects are affected, TO
sonfteonsly draw the attention OF
ss general government to the situ-
as.oA' IN order TO guard against any
eA.ension OF the disorder.
oae result of the extreme news
SspeF agitation Of the friction In
saa francisco will. Il Is believed. be
s Indefinite postponement OF the
R'an 20 Initiate negotiations this
~.iineF looking to the conclusion OF
treaty between America and ia
pan that should definitelr regulate
~ Iis,,as Immigration Of Japanese into the
- n"'.se States, aud Il Is suggested
,s,a X e'.t .! the officials that probably
80, -. aesnl. lz exactly what was
-sa. no-,,sa p De accomplished BY the op.
s.'iaoh ~ b agliaiorH In Japan and on
'Ae faelhc Coast.
n... sAA FRANCISCO. June fo.[D. 8.
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