The evening world., 1913-04-26
OEMOCRATSSEND
SENATE LEADER
TOMEET BRYAN
Fear Plan Of Gov. johnson and
Moosers to Exclude Them
From Conference.
ALIEN LAW POLITICS..
Johnson's Ambition to Be u. S.
Senator Behind His Pres
ent Attitude. .."
ALIEN LAW POLITICS.

ooet UsctoSary OF btate bryan hno oA-
plain to him In advance how tho Pro-
srsssives are trytns to corral him - The
exclusion OF all others. ..ns e. o.
This IL only ono. indication OF khs lively
row over who 70 70 confer With, -Ar.
Bryan when he arrives The Buil Aees-
'eru are running things with . high
hand. and the political aspects of the
turmoil growing out Of the allen land
legislation have not tended TO alay
feeling. -. ...
II ID reported to-day that Gov. John
son is likely 10 lose the support OF Col.
Roosevelt because OF his stand. The
Governor 10 said to want to succeed
United States Senator Perkins. whose
place the Progressives expect to MI.
Gov. Johnson was formerly against anti
japanese legislation. Il IL declared. But
In his assertion Of State sovereignty he
sounded u popular chord. 70 he 10 stick
ing 70 the tune. Gel, Roosevelt 10 said
to feel that by 30 doing Gov. johnson
has thrown national security into the
balance. and tho belief 10 expressed that
the Colonel will support Francis J.
Aeaey fer United States Senator.
REFUSE TO ASK OTHER oovERN.
one 70 CONFERENCE
With the Bull Moosers In the saddle.
The Legislature yesterday refused to in
vIts Governors Of othsS Pacific Coast
States to the cosfsssncs With NJ. Bryan.
The House voted down q resolution
70 sppptnt three members 70 welcome
Mr.. Bryan and escort him 70 his hotel
The nooe leader took the position tina,
Secretary Bryan 10 an executive .ohlcer
and that the Chief Executive onicsr Of
the stats n the Governor. hence the
Osvssnss shsuld - allowed 10 manage
such dstalla .';i A%1f,,t ".'
TAe Dsmocrats supported the resoiu.
tics. but lsst. Thsy bslisvs svssythins
will b done to keep than from getting
near Mr.. Bryan. and for that reason
sent shsir National Committeeman 70
intercept him and explain.
To further compllcats matters. the
Chinese have added their protest to ths,
OF the japanese at the pending bill
The agitation u not aimed at the Chi
| ness. but Il hits them equally ~ hard
They are more important than the Japs
In San Francisco nnaRcial and CONNER
ciai circles. but they have no such gov
| eminent and navy 10 back them up a
have the Jsps. 20 they have said ltttls
Last night their hrst protest reached
the Legislature. II II from the Chinsss
Consolidated Benevolent Association
otherwise known a. the Six Companies
and 10 In part:
Dseeese that tAas 0eAss's aHs share
% sueA tsaAs cannot ~ secured
~ isgislatAsa hat Aunaiissis ~,
hsasls - With ~ tAfss1er1ty. aa6
sAAnse - bsfsse ~ natisas.
BUSINESS iNTeREsTs oPposEr
| To>RADicAL LIQUIDATION.
0an YraAsiseo buslAees iatsssste ~
10 unit, alness, b opposition 70 u
biiis ana they vtai tell II. Bryan d
Hut he win nnd that the San Franchise
newspapers. which q few weeks az
were supervising even The routln
news OF such q movement In the Las
islature. are now. printing broadside
Of ~ and with one or two sxcsptlon
waving the nag Of States sights 10 N
tuno sung by Hiram johnson. y, ~
labe1 sleasst 10 vssy stSea6 n q
TsaSs1eee a11 tAls accounts Tee a
fast nat Ne oa1 Yraaolsco Aslegatlo
n ~ xs0asastAss turned q As0e u
- - pasAAAAOs % ~ YaAAna '11D<
sAtAe. saonaSssD aAA b1slnsss mAn.
Mr.. Bryan will md = new bill read
for his Inspection when he arrives.
Will be tathered by Senator Thoulpsos
who originally WAS CHASED a. en- Of
ponsnt Of say such legislation. . b.
: who II. . Johnon iisutsnsHtS Al
: this hill viii fellow the line Of 70.
I soninK that japanese are ineligible I
. citizenship In the United States end mi
Z California may properly exclude frol
land ownership AL siiens ineligible ,
y cltisenship. The question OF chasing d
Japanese with the Chinese. however, hi
Q never been regarded by the JApanei
Z Government ~ res adJudicata. ana n
extension to a prohibition Of land owl
ership certainly creates = now situate
for the Federal Government TO de-
y with. instead OF one long since settle
y as n the assertion Of the Roossvsltis
Gov. Johnson