The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-11


thA nlted asaios, .nf pacing nheseu
its.A rrf9f tle 8me plA, y i great
belefitl b1iq. tae caar. s,ave Ai.els
were reiertod cn sos ant % @a
270ijn le,1unt mental. and sl on
account I uogal. detects; 20 waieh
should be added $40 re. fied w narct
physical Al meatsf defects sufficient
ia 4iavc 40 affect ability g earn df
ing. The number Of criminals appse
hendea ana daporlca Increased from
iii 81 1907 10 81 III 1908. TAO a!pn
anarchists were refused admission
1'he.e was great activity IN the srp'
preston { che lnpcriction 81 ali'l
women for imMalal purposes Or
these women l2f were reieeieii i5.
~nrocurers were denied admission;
white a alien imomral women ard two
%pracurers were dep0rtcd ifcm TAG e ta
.try, fourteen p~sscuress were eoNsiolsu
ami sentenced 70 terms of impfiapas
mont ana llnea. A systematic catf
balgn WAS lnaueuratcd durlng the yeai
against the deportation Of immoral
women and iile results have been
gratifying While inycsiisati ns 1850
the ewalte rave traffic are difficult
.the success Attendant upon them mas
been satisfactory.
TIE repnri shows that the enforce
ment of the Law relating to alien een'
tract iaoor was uup ecedentediy sur
resssul In thc year 1892 coatract ~
borers we're rejected and $40 were ar
rested arl expelled from the country.
The report expresses graiiiieau b
wlth Mat hns been accomplished y
onfsfclng The Presidents proclamation
di-erting Ire exclusion cf japanese
and Korean lRborcra, who. after sectir
ina from their own governments psss
ports a. Hawaii. Canada ~ Mexico,
lasad surh assparts, contrary 90 fhs
wishes al ihair own governments ~
nkiati entry 10 The mainlaDd q me
Unltod states Ia tho course ~ 4hs
year 1907. 3t,1aS Japanese aliens al.
pliad fer admisgl n 10 tho Nniied
States. IN the y1ar toes. 1881 jar
Iasese aliens applied los admission. Oh
4hnsa applying Tor admission IN tnt
Hast year. 1928 were admitted
The tatal increase Ia population e,
Japanese immigration was s,S20.
Tho report ~indlcGtes inadcguacy q
the law 10 accOmplia With at canst
foe cemplalntithe exc usion Of Calprsf
sho are barred by the statute. Thu
smuggling Of Chinese into Che lnitet
states goes on, although many are ap
pretended 10 the vicinity Of the lapf
boundaries aud dep fted, OF Oh
Chinese arrested 80 per cent were tae
en- into custody ia the districts immedl
aieis connected With t4e land bound
a.ies. Every effort has been mad
lAy iae bureAn 10 prevent the sungelini
into the country OF Chinese and IN im
%pravemeut IS shown IN this work oNe'
nfesi us yenrB.
The report urges the government .
ltake effective means @ prevent tn'
congestlon OF arriving aliens IN thI
gfeat ceniers OF population. Durinl
line year 80 per cent OF the aliens o.
IRVING at United States ports wer'
destined 10 New York; yer ~ ne
cent 10 Pennsylvania over per oen
each To Illinois and Massachusetts ~
lover 4 per cent "a New JERSEY. " !
ualnled ont that some Of rae state.
particularly In lhe South and Yves
are vitality Interested tn securing So
mtlefs. yet The new Law says me y
lno.f "a q not IN terms and aee9fdin
Ito the literal letter contemplate IL th
~axepntion more than that The SCI
states should be asl wed 20 place
foreign newspapers and magazines Al
Ivnrtisemenla describing IN genet,
terms the opportunities for settlei
and 8%age.earners within their limits
HI IS recommended that Congress- 81
Ithsfize the extension Of tae work
The division OF information. 50 that o
Irielne immigrants may have definll
information concerning various des'
table localities IA % United stateF
Inc end that they may ineete % sac
l~nlaees IA VIII afford them prompt ai
3 ~famuHerativc empl yMent
Considerable space Is devoted 70 Y
report 81 Judge Richard (. 0amphe.
z chief Of the division Of natnfaiizatio
lHgefy effort has beer made By 2
s division moi only % ellmiuaie fra'
{ frm tao naturalization d allens, b
10 secure absolute compliance vim g
Law. Cooperation has been eiteeta
with the United States eourla thfoug
mt Tie country. y Isl reeemmend'
that i aulticlent appr nrlaEion be mal
III organize 4 force Of examiners -
+, xesllgale every petition for natnfaiy
tiun. II rs recommended also chat y
fees allowed cleris Of courts be
creased 10 order tl afford The oillesa
6 adequate compensation Ter the t'
Involved. Througa the work Of u
division. The government nov has 60
b plels records 90 all applications
naturalization papers and a eemple
ree0rd Of the reasons for lhe aoee'
area o. rejection 81 ans such april
tlaas.