The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-16
KEEP THEM OUT

learned yesterday that q sale had
been oonsummated whereby a sec
ton Of land near Midland had been
sold 20 japanese This Is the most
unfortunate thing that could happen
20 this county The history OF es-
cry secfion of the Pacific Coast
wherever this race has settled shows
that they have had q blighting in
nuenoe and their entrance into
klamath county Is the worst set
back it has ever had There no
necessity for the sale Of this land
20 japanese. when there are plenty
of white men throughout the United
States Who would be glad of an oD-
portunity to get IL
throughout the Sacramento VAL
ley anti-Japanese Leagues are being
formed with the object Of driving
ont those that have gained q foot
hold and preventing further en-
eroaehmenf- Like action 10 being
taken elsewhere on the Pacific Coast
The time In at hand when Klamath
county nust join hands with her
ueighbors and form a league and
link mp with an organizsticn that
oGeRs our only hope Of escaping the
threatened invzsion- The deelsra-
tson should be issued that Japanese
shall not gain q foothoid in Klamath
eoanty, and no stone should be len
unsurued TO make il elective
The following editorial. transiat-
ed-from the Japsnese. and which sp-
peared in New World" . Japanese
aegspsper. pofntediy tells us What
the idea back of this japanese in
vaaiou il. Let Klamath county be
oae section where these people can
not devise some plan" TO force
themse1ves upon us- Let ms take
warning from California The Cold
en- State saved rs from the Chinese
She is trying 10 save us from the
japanese Let ms help her
The editorial from the New
world lis as follows:
We should advance and not re-
cede- To stop is 10 retreat Wheth-
er in war or in business this holds
true. while we push forward boldly
the enemy has NO chance TO form
plans We have q saying that the
gods never curse successful men A
determined spirit will crush even q
rock, are also say These mzxins
are suitable for the present sifuz-
ton
yaps VIII Prevail
We who are here in America,
where SO many znti-JsDsnsse par
ties exist, must have this sort Of de-
termination. q what can Pheaas do,
What can Inmsn do, Both zxsd but
ordinary men: Their ability IL moth
ing unusual Their influence is only
that of the crowd when thorough
Iy examined IL has not the power
even Of drop Of water falling from
the caves When ne Of the Yxms,o
race rise with q mighty resolve their
opposition viii be as futile ss an
attempt 10 sweep the sea gith q
broom. II is only because there IL
SO much wear and anxiety on the
part of US japanese that they think
they can undertake such big things.
Even IL phtOgpsph marriages
should be prohibited ne cannot be
stopped from leaTing our descend
ants 'on this American continent
Even if not single japanese WON
an comes IL is impossible 20 prevent
the seed Of our great YsmSto race
from being sOYn on this American
continent by marriage Bith Ameri-
cans. with French. with Indian and
with negroes; especially since there
are already a hundred thousand
japanese here and Eve thousand
children are born annually. PheIsn
and Inman cannot stop this force.
What stupidity. What ignorance Of
a mighty force.
Again, let us consider the Land
law Suppose that the IDEAS Of
Phelan and Innan were carried out.
and We japanese were prohibited
from owning or euItiEsting land.
We would ind some way 20 con
time farIsing and making . gooc
living az producers. ~ NE eznnot
conveniently % 50 in csljfOrnl. ss