Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-06

time, where Japan---I will use the slang
expression-got off at That we ought
to tell these Japanese statesmen that
California was a sovereign state and
had a right to exclude from her schools
any class of people she saw fit to ex.
clude, regardless. of their color. Ap.
plause)
1 told them that they did not need
to fear Japan, and / say to YOU now
sfor the first time in history the Japanese
, menace is real menace to our coun.
try1and it is made 50 by this infamous
document, the League of Nations.
Sliantung Discussed
Let us see. China entered this war
at our solicitation; we pledged our faith
and our honor to her if she came into
| the war. She sent 250,000 of her labor.
ers to dig trenches, and they labored
and died beneath the shells of German
guns; they expired with the horrible
| poison gas eating out their lungs While
that was being done, secret treaty
had been arranged according to the
| president without his knowledge, by
which Shantung was to be given to
Japan. Shantung is the fairest and
richest province of China; it is their
sacret ground in which lie buried the
bones of Confucius, which contains
100000 pure blood Cinnamon. There
is no such thing there as an intermix.
| ture Of races. We propose by this
| treaty to take that country which was
Chinese, and has been Chinese for 1000
years, if history be correct, part Of the
| Chinese empire, populated only by
Chinese people, and turn it over to
Japan, and we do that with a nation
whose men were dying with us in the
trenches, and there were more China
men, who died in this war than there
We're Japanese Applause).
Japan says she will get out. She will
get out just like she has been getting
out Of Hawaii; just like she has been
getting out of California, where they
are breeding Japs outside of the city of
Los Angeles almost as fast as the white
people, according to the statistics furn-
ished by Senator Phelan. She will get
out as she got out of Korea So, you
have given her there the $4,000, 900
people, and you have given her or con.
firmed her in her possession Of Korea
with 20,000,0O0 people, and you have
given her, beyond any question, a sphere
of influence throughout all Of China.
Japan Future Menace
The man who is a thinker, or states.
man, must deal with these questions
not by years or decades, and scarcely
even by centuries; he must look ahead
and understand what the ultimate will
be. Give to Japan military occupancy
and dominion over Shantung for %
years, and over Korea for 25 years
and sphere of influence in China for
a quarter Of century-answer me
, whether this nation will not have thor
T, oughly Japanized or Japaneseized that
people? Whether you have not by thia
) one act given Japan an aggregate pop
, ulaton almost equal to that Of UniteC
) States? If you have not more thar
: doubled or quadrupled her wealth anG
5 power? Answer me one question, whe
: ther you have not increased the men
? ace of Japan for this western coast o.
, ours?
But so little further with me: Le
t me call your attention to the fact tha
r one day before the peace treaty wa
signed the council of three sitting ther
for the rest of them no longer appear
, ed to be present, and representative o
Y Japan, the representative Of Grea
v Britain and the representative of tn
e United States, agreed to the division O
D the islands of the Pacific. Great Britain
, was to take the islands which are soutl
. of the equator, Japan the islands nortl
: of the equator. 1 brought here witt
I me, and l think 1 viii take the time t.
I expose it to you, a map which l Dor
/ rowed at Judge Young's office. but 1 dt
!, not suppose can make anybody se'
lit, but maybe you can see my pencil
l There lies-I do not suppose you car
t see it, because I cannot see it, and
t am only a foot away = there lies ia
: pan; there lies the Caroline islands, there
E lies the Ladrone islands and there lies
], the Philippines Gndicating). There il
} the Marshall island and there is a com
plete belt of islands granted to Japar
between the Philippines and the Cali
t fornia coast and the Marshall islands