Show SENATE INDORSES i PRESIDENTS PRESIDENT'S PLAN I Texas Orator Roasts Roasts' Executive I and Mayor in inV V Speech I S V S I I COOLIE EXCLUSION EXCLUSIO J SURE SURE i iI I I e eHlts ts t's Eurl Early Karly let bus Carried ic-el ic I Out hi in tc I. t Developments Jc of or if Japanese Situation I Fob The Tho The enato enal thin afternoon with re fow nd ff I votes passed President nt Roosevelt's V to the tho immigration bill which gives es tho the chief executive o sole to exclude or OJ admit Japanese V to the United States State It now nov remains r for 01 till the hOUse houw 1 io 0 to follow suit tilt the senate enate acted Mayor S of ut San Maui Francisco cu was hug ng Criticized by br several senators for tor or liia t weakness in yielding so c casU easily to th the President auth agreeing that San Saum Francisco u shall not nol manage her imor own chool At the thU S V same Sl n tine time time the senators son sen HOm from flom California were re tl- tl d for or t their lell in Iii allow ing lug the Ply President sl to tu have ha his own n wa way thus sacrificing o tie Ule dignity and anti of or l the Golden State Senator c. c oll of or l f mado I Ithe the this strictures upon the California situ situ- atoms aloiv ama and the tho V mayor and luis ills remarks t brought Senators Flint and Perkins Perkin to tl I their feet with explanations that t th had no part in iii ho tho agreement nt by which the time San n Francisco schools ar ali au au'S S to be hI reopened to the time Japanese I Exact Po Not Known no r rTh The Thi eff enu cell vent i of the IfOpo proposed 11 OX ex- ex S j elusion of or Japanese coolies Is yet to 1 be demonstrated Under the provisions ht 01 oi om S the time Hoot Koot amendment the President Is J given I authority 3 to lu exclude U from from rom the 1 mainland of or the United Untied States StateR any Japanese Jap I anese who Is III not of or a 3 pa la port from rota h. h his Vis horn home government gO pro lent policy In lii to 0 refu refuse io to I her r subjects to emigrate to thc I Tn tl I States State taiL but lout haM been nA no resin rt I Uon tiomi to lo th number r who ho were to 10 go co t to ii i Hawaii the Japanese On hinder er peru permission to iii gob Roto o 10 Hawaii th the thu Japanese Japanese- erB mire u been licon goIng there therl stopping Over r one steamer nod and then WI pro pro- iro- iro c on to San Sail nJ I co TUo rh Pres- Pres hoot nt lOa may In um the die exercise of oC i hl-i discretion lion tion l ue Older ili loo to toRnch such h immigrants Provident U It haw has promised to 10 totts USe lila 11 Jest st ta to negotiate u a n treaty m with Japan m which v h wn h hae Lime Iho eff O V S oJo H an l JJ i t IU K f 1 rif 1 1 tf J 1 ni I h V l' l r 1 lOI d I t k k II ht S rj n It 0 Jo l- l j. j exclusion of I. I I. I III jur sUon Involved WIll wIH rome come 1 I 1 in th the of or Ih the tho Jap- Jap anNO ammere and I 1 ii in a ft stringent contract labor law tw Senator o declared d with whim emphasis I This meat ment does docs not th the Japanese hut but ll It llIs Is intended to meet inset et the time Japanese situa situa- tion V VI I am nm dIssatisfied with Mayor I S SI ol with v. the peo r. r of oC California tad nd th the San Francisco school chool board sail said UI ul b berson bOrson because the th they surrender th thu In to toO get gel what of or self i It government L they are entitled to 10 by direct le legislature legislators I venture that Ihal when tin the whole over 1 the truth of or the newspaper reports will be bo established Q V |