| Show CALifORNIA IS ISNOW I NOW E ALARMED Speaker of Assembly Says Situation Situation Sit Site Is Acute and Must B Be Handled With Gloves t to Avoid Serious Trouble e. e ISSUES GRAVE WARNING AGAINST RASH ACT ACTION ON I President resident Roosevelt Is Still I IA and A and He Holds Lon Long Conference With the California California Cali Cali- fornia and Nevada Senators THEY HEY PROMISE TO ASSIST H t H C 4 Los fos Angeles l Feb Feh G. UTile C. C The 4 1 Japanese situation t U is nUll anil 4 f t artist be handled with willi kill kid s glo s. s 4 f I am nm not tr to exaggerate or 4 I f to make maJe alarming l statements 44 4 I 4 merely merel to present 4 f t- Thin warning Is justified Ju 44 4 4 b bj by facts us as they the I e t. t 44 4 4 In lit a t interview lc 44 4 4 Speaker 1 P. P A. A Stanton Sl of the f I 4 California nE as to the 44 4 4 startling appeal he mule made In iii the thc 4 f Stub state sture n on I The fhe 44 4 remarkable nor not nort t I 4 as ns S 4 alone for what hat lie salt said but hilt 44 4 4 chiefly for fol he lit left 44 4 whIch lie he ha bases 44 4 4 fhe facts fact upon 4 IiI his lilb e gra ami from rein 44 4 I 4 which Ills his hl pica the 44 4 be bc 44 4 4 for Cur Gods COIlS sake oo 4 con e nn nil I 1 not nut attempt to 10 44 4 4 forc o lalion 4 4 nt lit this time Iliac arc J. J 4 4 t C touching the en naji naf na- na c hint was given f ji inti fd uro ot Ii v t hM t T n n J MT y r ar r ua ground arid i 1 cn tel fact th t. t I i I Clipping Ironi froni under mo nio- have Information you What Is the tho withheld he lie was n asked ked I 1 I I could not under nn any possibilities reveal that was wae the reply Is 18 It deflate It Is 19 the ant anti anti- I- I Would the pas s of or precipitated Japanese school hool bill bUl have a crisis crisIs' In my opinion It would By a crl crisis ls do you mean a a. war warI not an alarmist he said I I am but when I J say that such a bill It If precipitate a Iam I Iam Iam would enacted stating the matter conservatively am will people and I 1 take It that the know wh t I 1 mean is Serious Sneaker Stanton added that the I present situation was very much more mor serous than it was two years ago I he hoped that the developments but the tin days would clear of the next few atmosphere San Francisco Feb 6 Governor G.-Governor Governor GIllett arrived in San Ean Francisco thi this morning and discussed In a brief way woy concern concern- the condition at ot Sacramento the providing for special Japanese Jap Jap- Japanese ng anese onese legislation Many telegrams ms have passed between President Roosevelt Rouse Roose velt veit and the governor GIllett believes be be- Heves that the legislature will act with discretion and will not pass paes any bIl bill bm that may result in plunging the two nations in warThe war wor The situation in the legislature concerning the Japanese bill is alarmingly alarm alarm- serious he said It is more mon I than a 0 mere matter motter to the thi i sovereign rights of a state as the messages messages messages mes mes- sages from tho the President in 10 Washington Washing Wasing ton indicate In tho the last few days daya from tron have avo dozens of ot wires the Chief Executive an and up to the thi time that I left the capitol this mornIng mornIng morn morn- Ing they were WHO still pouring InThe inThe InThe in The Io passage sage of th the bill will un Continued on Ine Lio II I i I I CALIFORNIA ISNOW IS ISNOW NOW ALARMED Continual Continued from I l Page a e Ono Oar questionably strain the present present- ela- ela relationship elai between America and Japan d destroying all the diplomatic labors labois that have between the two countries It n seems to me that when tho the President ent of ot the United States is so seriously concerned In regard to this legislation there ere cant can't be any question question ques ques- tion as to the right policy for tor the stale slate legislature to pursue As long Jong longas Jongas as the secretaries of ot state and war are aro conferring title President Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose Roose- velt In this grave matter I am positive tivo tive that the le legislature will not enforce enforce enforce en en- en- en force an any measure that may result In Inar war ar President c ls Is Anxious l Washington Feb 6 6 President President ent Roosevelt had conferences toda today with Senators Flint of or CalifornIa a and Nixon of or leva Nevada a and persisted in representations to them that the situation would be critical Jf Jt f their respective states Insist on legislation against the Japanese The two senators have agreed to continue their efforts to influence in- in nuance fluence the legislators against t action of any sort Hort and w went nt away from rom the White House to send tho the telegrams to the leaders leaders' of the legislatures legislature urging postponement po for tor the present I I feel that we should not tl try to res resist t the stron strong appeals of ot the Chief I Executive said Senator Flint I r agree aree with him that the time Is IJ inon Inopportune for Cor legislation now now and I am going to do lo what I can to help him in hl his efforts I r shall use the wires freely to reach resell m my personal friends an and 1 urge them m th m to Indefinitely postpone postpone post post- pone the tho school provision pro and all other laws I do not see ace how we can do any anything thin else no matter what we personally feel feet at this time time I am sure that California's patr m will care for the nations nation's Interest before her own |
