Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-04
81. .,;ooton Authorities Puzzled
,5 Concerned Over Order
To viscount Aoki.
nrIp.rIoN FROM PRESIDENT.
"a, Through Ambassador
w., ou,ier That He Would Like
70 Have koki Remain.
- plrecarded-rokio Advices say
,,.,od to Rcslgn-Naval Cir
Gle Adyiccs say War

nee. "A dispatch to the
''.l' ,-o,n washington, D. c. says
.-. ..,sl Of vIscount Aoli, the Jap
.nbassaaor. IS the diplomatic
,.. .,,,sr ID the day in washington.
u. .,,rie-ance was heightened yes
-, v information allowed 10 leak
.s.i he had been withdrawn IN
n an earnest intimation made
I'd. -orerrm5nt by President R9ose-
". ,ss. he would be glad to have the
.....,5or remain accredited TO the
United States. ,,
w.as the authorities are not littie
..,,i.s and great deal concerned
81 ne strange course OF the japanese
.,,s-sment. they claim it should have
~ S,sbt as To- the friendly purposes
F he United states
v..,nnt AoN in no way counten-
,r..s he stories that his orders 10 re-
nm home were dictated by q desire
~ amrhasize dlsarpr0val Of the friend
ir ro,fy be has observed. on the other
.rd he Insists chat the cabinet IN
rorar In Toxic and the great mass OF
ffs ae1pIe recognize the debt they owe
n America and want tu restore the old
friendly relations which existed while
iha Russ1-Japlncse war was in prog
r.ss
bud I'm face Of the ambassadors opln-
0r facts were cited which demon
strate that his government would pre-
far ,ne adoption OF more aggressive
attitude OBJ tho part of its representa-
Use n Washington
NTMATION FROM PRESIDENT.
Take for instance. the action Japan
took in response 90 the presidents in
tmadou that be would like Viscount
AaH 90 remain here. This inumati1n
was conveyed through Ambassador
OHuan and was unmistakahle. He
WAS told % inform Viscount 'Hayashi.
the Japanese minister Of affairs. that
YscoBHi Aod bad gained the respect
ana good VIII of President Roosevelt
aal fhe American people by pursuing
q course tending % remove all grounds
Or fiction between the two countries
i1e0unt A0H ala not believe in
/ ushny a permanent settlement of
Or IMMIGRATION question at this time.
b fat i would be easier to await
n0n favorable time. and In the
rslniins 90 take steps which would
ilre he United States OF friendly
rtriious OF Japan.
The PRESIDENT had Informed him
a3t under no circum stances would
approve am exclusion bill passed
Congress, ana the ambassador
fged his government 10 adopt mea-
pes % prevent japanese laborers
pm coming 20 America, so as to make
consideration Of an exclusion bill
lnecesary
An administration official who had
arned the details OF the conference
tiVeen the president and the ambas-
sl0r Monday. stated that the latter
/ ad advised the president that Japan
QUA not Issue passp TO laborers,
pen y Il believed they had a remote
'eniion OF coming 10 the United
Rates
Preparations we're being made 10
4 .iofee rules which would prevent
ihoreS going 20 Mexico and Peru.
,a attempting to enter the United
ates Illegally
The president received similar as
sfanees through Ambassador O'Brien
/ ma oppressed satisfaction al their
hpan.
DOES 1T MEAN WAR?
Inquiry in naval circles elected the
lloination that reports had been
feslled from Toxic showing that ia
an Is losing no time In preparing
aG navy for war.
A Iofeign embassy was notified by
naval representative in the Japan
II capital that Japan was arming
lhe iselh.' ana ne could not un-
I-Had The supineness OF the United
ne disposition here. however. Is 70
1 t htte crrdence In reports from
t'sh sources because. as both IN
gent japanese and Americans
.pIec'ate' European commercial in
l"e would De alone gamers by
~ alth these countries.
l mas been suggested also that ia
naturally would make prepare
us h view of the dispatch bv this
/ 'B5nl9enl of the battleship fleet 10
le.1nt Aod has never permitted
90 believe that the dispatch OF
u,e. was inspired by any hc-lss
- ana na has publicly recognized
sll or ODE United States 10 send
.'is Wherever q saw ht.
az. l ' i De- H' secret that the ambas-
Na' mplsted recommending
All. government that Il invite Rear
Ia Evans command tOVisit Japan
W., 40 sQch invitation has been ex-
4. -l. ana 90 h doubtful now ~ one
Understood that since the re-
W information that the ambas-
"as % Dr. Withdrawn there has
an ..IrnIns of the Instructions
~ Ambassador OErlon.
80 20 Intention on the part Of
Ir,,,,. now t0 negotiate "a treaty
Igt,' tsslalol With Japan. though this
Tsi-., occurred had Niscount Aokl
''l Do Washington.
EXPLANATION FROM TOXIC.
'e ... Dec t2p m.-rbe recau n,
lssba.,. A'hi japanese ambassador at
nt..o-' H th' result OF his own OK
T.af nn.Ira 90 resign. ana no
M H..ment is expected untii
rsrftI arrival In Toxic n is now,
inb,.. Infef1ne conclusion tbat
fa.br.-. Ana will not return al
ba ~''n Ine Question of NM nrob-
luoa 7. 'u thc event his resip-
d...,., pirl has been long under
ih.s ,.. Ih0 unmes mcntioned
iorrs.s. .l0n include Baron Kane
8ai.. tp'riHl envoy 30 the Tnit-
M. ~ NNN lhluda. vice nlntster
nfoasa. "'Ncni and ~ Takahlra
f ara ,'Npanese ambassador ~
Na1s.. l.Ilnfr.r minister of Janan
ttN IA ls now Understood
lra rhii,'stl.I.a ia nrst choice. Neither
.plr.l iNl1 non Baron I<anefo e.a
I.-l NJ I.L.hL.. ~ ~ -.nu Dln