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rama ANESE BILL SIGNED BY GOVERHOR" | GOVERNOR RICHARDSON on June £0th, 1922, signed Assenbly : ! gaat. ass, snow. BB the W/ODERIDEE BILL, Mesigned to prevexnt : ‘ Orient al geoupency of California agrionltural lend throngh so-called exopp ing ontrecta™, $n evasion of the antinaliex iand lew, tte mea y ym ie bill amends the original enti-elien land lew ine guise of eropping contracts, and prohibits a subterfuge practiced ! wy the Bipponese ginoe 1921 in securing footholds on rich agricultural yreperty. ' Eundreds of Japanese are now occupying and cultivating | numerous ragaches throughout the San Joaguin and Sacramento Valleys, who will be forced to discontinue farming for themselves if this act is enforced. » si the sme tine,-the-Governcs setoed Senator Imem's - 4 Borai on Language | Rehoal iii. Phis | di21 abolished by 1930 of1 private schools tancht entirely in Japanese or any other foreign 1 e, and was vetoed hy the governor on the grounds ef unecnstitutfonality, Phis resulted from the recent deci- . , Av gion of the U. & Supr * Court which held invalid eny state law prohibiting the teaching of foreign languages in private or public educational institutions, ~ Attorney General U. 8, Webb has given the Governor an opinion that the Iman bill under this ruiing, would prohibit language T1100 :