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GENGRAL JAPANESE SITUSTION. oe | . POLITICAL. ese of the PacificCoagt are rlanning to use their ae nore off- spring to circumvent the provisions of the alien wn ots is con- : ‘nana "Shin § ehe alle nm eheai", two vernacu lar newspapers of Sacramento, - : , In their issuesof November 13, a few daye after the United £4 States Supreme Court had affirmed the vabidity of the alien land laws | of California and Washington, both of the Sacramento Japanese newspaper A semple of the interviews with prominent Japanese, which were : published on thet date, is the one of Secretary Watanabe of the Jep- anese Chamber of Tonnerce, who is quoted as follows: Alresdy the Americen-born children are growing up. Hence it we are retient for ea few years, practicing economy and laying up money until the time comes, we shall be all right, It is only 6 matter of | devoted columns tothe matter, endurance and perseverance in Laying up money and buying good securi- » ties, hose who can shonld eng2ga in commercial and manufacturing | enterprises. There are no anti-Japanese laws in business and manufac- turing, and I think it would be easy to go forward on this line. But } at any rate, even if we wait until the American-born children are grown to buy land, it will be only fivé or ten years. §o0 there is no reason for discouragement. i Although he refused to advance any suggestions as to what ec-: | | tion should be taken, Manager Kojima of the Specie Bank declared: | | (| "It ig necessary for everyone to be determined to go as far as possible™, oS Speaking editorially the "Nighi Bei” (Japanese American hews s? Pelle