| Show NE JAPANESE ANTI BilL WINS ON COAST 1 row ies Must Not Go Co to School With White hit Children To Two Measures Obnoxious ious to the tho President Ar Arc Defeated in California THo ia The Galleries Applaud the Hot SACRA SACRAMENTO EN rO Cal Feb 4 The The first ballot on the residential segregation bin bill No 32 resulted Aye 38 no iJ 32 lJ As 41 votes otes are arc necessary to pass a measure the speaker i issued a call of the house Several changes were vele made in ill votes after the call was dispensed with and arid the final vote was 3 37 to 37 the bill hill being defeated J Johnson of Sacramento changed to no and moved to reconsider The hill bill compelling J Japanese to attend separate i schools was passed 46 16 to 28 Leeds of Los Angeles moved to reconsider tomorrow Grove L. L J Johnsons Johnson's s bill prohibiting aliens from being members of corporations one of the Japanese anti-Japanese bills to which President Roosevelt objected was vas refused passage in iii the assembly this morning by a vote of 54 to 15 This I J rote vote shows a heavy falling off of support for the measure since yesterday when the vote on the Drew anti-alien anti land hill WI 48 noes and 28 ayes aves j Johnsons Johnson's h s st t two bills Lills se segregating re at n the v lara Japanese tc were taken up to together ether Ono One ne pro iJ provided d for the insertion in tho the existing eXIst eXIst- t jn ing law of the tho word word Japanese com com- Z children pf that to attend separate schools as ns Mon ans and nd Indians are ue compelled to do 10 tow now The lIe other was waR an act to confer power upon municipal municipalities ties to protect the health morals and anti peace of their inhabitants r IJ by restricting undesirable im- im Iro roper proper r and unhealthy persons and per per- t toO ions whose practices arc dangerous an erous to public morals moral health and anti peace to certain proscribed prescribed limits Governor Gillett was hi highly pleased v with tho action of the It is 18 i It r that ho he w will ll proceed with tho the mca measure which is designed to secure an eia exact census of tho the Japanese in this Matt Hate Most of the thc opposition to the bill according act ac ac- ac- ac t 0 cording to the speeches of its opponents iras rag 3 based hated either on grounds extraneous Cu ous to tc tho the Japanese question or on the I argument that its ita SR pai passage O would ro- ro Urd tr rather than hasten the exclusion of the thc Japanese o from this countr county country Dramatic Speeches Made Sensational speeches s were made yester- yester ster lay 13 for an and n against tho the measure Au Grove Gro e I L. L Johnson of Sacramento congressman ex-congressman and author ot of foyr four bills segregating Japanese in and res residential fl districts and pre pre- al aliens bein being members of corporations cor cor- made malle an appeal for tho tb enactment of tho Drew bill At his is climax ho walked ed backward from hi his BIS eat to tho the lobby rail and seizing n jn in Jn hi uk nu arms a haired golden ol girl irl of or of 3 3 l hid beld her aloft and declared that ho hoa 18 1 a in favor of this as opposed to tov v the tho Japanese Ta aue e menace to our lions Nathan C C. Co Coghlan of or San Francisco was elected with tho the indorsement si St It the thc Union Labor party opposed tho the Drew eS bill on the tho ground round that it was in conflict with ith the tho state constitution that it was inimical to union labor and t that at it was not favored by tho the national administration on which ho said enid was with a delicate ate problem and olM bo to o the people of 1 Drew Would Accede Dramatically con confronting Assembly Assembly- man Drew h ho said Raid II If President Rosovelt should sud and d fO j throw the open doors doers of this a as f embly chamber chambor and laying laving his hand handon on Tour Your jour shoulder should shoula request for r of Plato tat that you withdraw this n bill I 3 you rou ii Mr Jr Dro Drow as a patriotic citi- citi rca fent- fent of the tho United States would accede WI lI ut a n murmur I planie fall fail Eally Was vas received cd 1 with great apI ap ap- of Anaheim who tbd ad gathered M rc statistics in opposition to I II bill bill bJ declared there thero not were more th than all T 2000 o in Cal California fornia Ho HoA A quote Asiatic r 1 from statistics cs compiled by the tho that lc Exclusion on league to tho effect there were cre not more than five seventy seventy- Japanese l property owners in the thc nth Gillett Mr who Tho 5 spoke for Governor I hi both Speaker Sta Staton ton a anti nd leaders headers in olt branches of f the tho le coun- coun delay to to tJ the thc labor J to take a census of the |