Show I JAPANS JAPANESE PRAISE PAS TAfTS TAfT'S UTTERANCES y TOKIO TORIO March C The Tho Tho l Ina Inaugural ural n. n ad- ad dross of ot President Taft published here hero yesterday Is favorable comments for the views embodied In tn It The Thc united press of or Japan Joins In eulogizing culo Taft for tor his Inaugural utterances Tho rho leading lead lead- I ing In- papers praise editorially tho the new presIdents presIdent's presidents president's presidents president's pres pres- ident's proved pro qualifications as ns an administrator admin Th The Tho makes maltes the following following fol fol- oh- oh lowing editorial comment Tho The address testifies to th the thc statesmanlike stats states manlike character of or Tafts Taft's Ideas Regarding Re- Re garding Immigration his views arc are id Ideal al and exceedingly exceeding satisfactory to the government government gov so i and people of Japan Tho Tim Ichi Ichi prints tho the following I opinion There are arp two things In Taft's Tafts address which demand our attention These arc are tariff reform and nd Immigration ct- ct In ing the thc former the thc foreboded reduction of or rates promises trade c expansion for both bolh countries In regard to the latter v o 0 arc are satisfied that li he hA has prepared steps to suppress anti antl agitation agitation tion In America The Thc Hochl comments as follows Roosevelt rendered Invaluable services sr at the tho mo most t critical moment of Japans Japan's history and wo we profoundly regret his dc- dc from the white whitt house but we vc are aro rejoiced to find a cau cause o for consolation In the thc fact fart that his policy polle Is certain to tob tobe br be embodied 4 In the administration of his successor or Taft has man many friends our own our politicians for his friendliness M has already been manifested d. A brilliant he expected 1 In tho thin future turo can an confidently relations the two ho countries fh Thc rhe Jill and other papers comment editorially In a 3 similar strain and express Ir great t confidence In the thc continuation of or amicable relations by hy the tho two great neighbors neigh bore bors o of the Patine |