| Show I INCREASED NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT flop Rop Hepburn Finds Ronson Ranson for forIt fo foIt r It in War of People COCKRAN ON JAPANESE ISSUE iii fir of Tva IfO Inn On flu Coot Coen R a Of Jan Wh the hn resumed eIon lon of the u naval bill the w were primed for tor the usual 0 mst the Ih Inc Increase In the naval rbI mint MP In support ot of nu 1111 mend amend aloft II try XI Mr Finley striking out ut IM battleship provision Mr declared that It there ever wee Wail a time filM when such all an wee aa unwise and un r It Wall waa no now It b unnecessary be said Id bt because ue we w era at peace with all the wor lie would have Congress 1 far the o of the peaceful ment of the country There is III b be lall I besides Ute the big Ik chick which secured Cured our national I R ot of the h hou house c en lone lIn attacked the tam program rt fur naval flaval the U pr Japanese Japa agitation to the do de deto doIi Ii to have th the naval m adopted adopt Id ed He declared there was Wall no DO danger of r trouble between beto Japan and the and that without a na naul ul In the Japan could do little damage UJ to tb country lie Ife contended con that Japan could not Impose a more of t tax x with without out ott creating Un a revolution In that roun coun country tt try Mr fr Tawney In hi his remarks marb predict ed ad a deficit of for the prea lint ant year ear and of for forthe or the next I Replying to 10 Mr Tawny Tawne Mr nep bum loa Iowa found ad reason rellOn for tor the In increase crease o of Ute the naV navy In fin the warlike character ol of the A people vry generation ot of he said Mid has ha had ad Its war and probably the next generation n would h have Its The amendment w was detest dett detested ed as aa was Willi Size an amendment by bT Ir Burton Ohio tu lu limit the naval Increase In crease to on battleship Ih hou house then sustained th the com mitt t of the naval bill call caU caUIn In tug for two battleship and refused to strike out the provision for or flue torpedo boat bOllt destroyers COCKRAN OS ON I The most moat radical radl 1 views of the Japanese Jap Japan anese an heard In the hoWle fur for some time Ume were uttered by Mr II Cock Cockran ran ceo Nw New York Tork Never Nver h he Id had hod two races ra dwelt dwell together peacefully In actual except uner one oae oon and that h he was Willi where one olle hu bee con consented to admit superiority In tb the other Discussing the conditions In the west Mr r Cockran said aid You Iou have on the coast UJ to today day two mess one ot of which ac ac Inferiority and the other wont equality That the alien race Ie s growing In numbers ra some believe bellee h he said Mid could coul conceive that thai It its growth m danger to American Am fa aa lie 11 called attention to th the for tor mth by which the tho foX ex excess cess of t Japanese mR may h he prevented Her hI he exclaimed he may d dor or lie he may not but Iut there I the one ominous cannot Induce theother the oth other r government to sign a treaty treat of I and If this th owlet Julet method ot of tile the Influx or of race to our shores proves ineffective there is I nothing left leet but bUI all wt act Everyone Jo he d declared lared knew that the garage Ia o of an exclusion act would hc be accepted as a hostile act by that country Sire SI WI Mr said Ald we II have I seen pen what when that govern considers an n not oot hostile It Just juat II dea the breaking oft off of but hilI I d do not believe drat Ihal even en under thue circumstances the Jal Japanese an ROY moment would make war upon us If Ire speculated however hOer on what might happen should the ese feeling which he said Ald wu waa taken laken th the form orm that It took look against the th Italians In New Orleans 00 you think he Inquired the Japan Japanese In would allow that to topaN topa paN pa without on Americana In Japan It if you do df he added you never nev hae that hat country H He said that the lilt Japu Japanese had but butone butone one lIn and that was w love loe of country Outrage that love uve he ox ex Ind amid a will follow Other who ho the amendment wr wire Richardson Alabama New York Hates I Huh Hughes Na New Jersey and For I while Mr Finley It its author urea It The vote ot then beta taken the he w was lost loat ku Ho to lie lieAn All An by Mr Marun aon A Ar kan kanae providing Ar for tor un oils lilt met tl tate fate as did practically an n oae on O red by Wr Mr Burton the vo vote to So No bring balne offered t the action on the amendments had the effect feet 0 of In the bill the two battleship provision ahr h amendment by Mr Hr Macon MAon polk her hili out Ih the fur Ave torpedo b butt detro destroyer was voted down i criticism of t the h navy n was lIIa heard hard III hl web proposed III with the 11 rot for m In III the hI ail of in ulle ot of them a million duller dollar was a Axed as the price while th the oh foul our culled for tor II a coat 0 of e adl ll All Au by b Wr Mr Nt York Vork usa u adopted flang flau the ot of suet t 0 of curb ah at al A 1 the he bill was aa then h d I FLINT Jau I the h sus hum lIou In a as serious a u would J Ja a apis ar tro from the dally III and It Ih activity of f the tb In III to suppress Ih the nose legislation to or r i u was raked lIked tWI tes v rid lid II tie III IJ I h dunt U liar I Ii IU say of ofa II a ht break k J tIU lit at U it is lit Mole du I 1 think That easy h has lilt Ilk III h b sue 1 t tour 10 I Iou ou our bul the th I n II I that will h have t to be dall 11 ah In III Ih the I tutor Timers I Is min 1 1 d d that I ar art still coming h ti 1111 Idle In I ku that hili many 1 art hlll rot u haw cc t Lu 11 I th Ilk but hul Ih I are th thyme amid la is I mat 11 n I mius X I iii rn ng h lr I I hh the b u uI I I 1 to lu III lAg th ant with II the subject ubI Fie regard iii Ih I y ill III 01 It ut Ii rt n I lunI dI rid II la tort I hi lit ap m u It Ile 1 II the rte that be St III hl Un tiro said uhe that I U liable to u amu lu 10 t the our gala aln 11 11 I C c 1 I as Japan Japanese labor comes omoo lot Inte conflict with American labor on the t The Japan Japanese situation hl hits neared Ared up so ao rapidly that tbt It did not orul occupy m much thaw at the white house today TIM The president feels NI daM det he information Ire he has halO rein la that IbM stale t 1 legislation an n to the Japan Japanese will be sue for w two yeah at bast And that between et the two countries trill lie be obviated At the cabinet there was little reference to It the tho The president had a visit from x t Mayor J James D Phelan of f San Man Fran deco Iaco who introduced re mola of that city The l talked with them on th the Qu tion Met hilt the convention developed d no II fasts The president told u us said 1 XI Mr Phelan that everything every thin I Ix Ling lone Ione by the United MaIN and Japan to re Ie restrict strict the immigration of Japanese and that he Mile the I of f thin immigration will finelly solve th the problem It If legislation h be ten lett alone for tor a while Th The slid that he fully ully the nature of the t to the Jan and the Ih Ihde de desire to t ownership r hod to in that by certain a aliens but bul he h 1 re refused fu fused to th the Jal II a aIau aclan clan Iau b by and that an any In thus thiN 1 t should huld be dIrected against all ns a alike ilkI lie He reiterated hi his opinion that th the time I le inopportune and Immature to tn par paM state laws law especially until a fair trial tta has been liven given to the question as t to whether the Japanese a are bee In larger numbers than they art going away lie Ito deal desired red to see ee the JaI Japanese h hers treated with the Iho their standing under the h warranted |
