El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

that this new agreement g. almost
sure 20 contain a clause By which
Japan agrees 70 prohibit the work
ingman from entering America IN the
future is IN itself enough 70 presags
serious consequence The japanese
nation, when the treaty IS made pub
lie. viii undoubtedly express its con-
demnation OF this self strangLuE
treaty as it has already been styled
by japanese statesmen This matter
will undou btsdly be one Of the first
TO claim The attention OF japanese
representa- tlFes assembled In the I'M
perial diet meeting As one polltl-
clan IN Toxic said recently We feel
that THIS new agreement. II we under
stand Il correctly. favors the japanese
now in America over the unborn
children OF japan may nave cnll-
dreu 20 years from now Who VII
want 20 90 % The United States but
according 70 the new agreement. II
advance Information on 10 Is correct,
they viii not be allowed 10 60 u Is
undoubtedly a most serious sort OF an
agreement"
Secret Diplomacy.
Here the storm OF criticism against
two ministers. premier Hara and min
lister OF foreign affairs Uchida- VIII
break The younger members OF rhe
foreign oftLce have already spent
some tins IN criticism o. the alleged
secret diplomacy o. The japanese Tor
eiEu office II Is charged that no one
IN Japan has any Idea OF the actiTi-
ties OF the japanese diplomats ABROAD
and that the system OF secret dlplo-
macy conducted by the Uchida regime
ment and the future o. the country
The members Of the opposition par
ties win spend hours OF time IN me
diet sessions in criticism OF the Tor
eign minister. Premier Hara. having
defled his enemies in more than one
public speech, viii probably come in
for the greatest abuse he has received
during his entire term. Tor the gen
eral condition Of affairs, charged BY
the opposition party 20 be very BAD
First OF all the assertion Is made
that the japanese government under
Hara IS fast asleep on the California
question; that no acuTe steps are BE-
Ing taken 20 assert the rights q he
Iananese IN America: Il Is pointed out
that the antl-Japanese wave Is spread
Ing 70 Texas. 70 washington ana 70
Canada. and that the aara govern
ment Is allowing ilself % be the dupe.
by its inaetons OF the anli-5apahese
That serrian Concession
The newspapers. some Of them con-
graduate American business men VINO,
through a Mr. Nanderlps nave seclls1
extremely valuable concessions IN 81
IBERIA But the fact that the japanese
government through her business
men have not got lllo siberia llrsls
IS a matter OF concern 70 tne olp1-
sltfou marty. The Korean policy
socaIled weak" policy IN the neigh
horhood OF China where Japan IS said
10 be ~dilly-dallying, are al IL
cIuded "a the program OF the Oppose
ton. which IS. first Of all. a program
calculated 70 discredit premier Harais
administration
Hue Naval Appropriations.
OF primary importance in the lor-ll-
coming session Of the diet Is the reg
mar budget. which has been discussed
with some heat in some sections OF
the japanese empire It IS interest
japan is building better ana uls5@4
now on her navy than she ever DID ~
the past. that her army IS gel-lns
first rate consideration finally. that
.one-ha1f OF the 1.400.0o0.0Q0 yen ap-
urouriarfon which is the probable
amount OF the next budget, will be
used for this said army and navy
What VIII they DO with all mat
money for the army was q quesllol
asked just recently the answer -
contained il the following Significant
vvords- FOrmosa. Korea. ASIA geuer-
ally For Japan As certifying many
places in the orient that would be
sururise TO Americans II they could
come over here and have look Lnens
there are horses. new equipment luL
10 many these are taken as Just tle
superficial things that Japan's MILF
tary men are spending money 1or-
They are determined 20 watch the
main chance, and this main chance IS
contained in the little phrase, asia
Tor the Asiatics." Whether the ASH
atics referred TO IN this little quota
rfon now internationally famous, is
yellow race from the island OF nippon