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gimmie 27° 11 1"/2. , Page 1 pe eee GENERAL JAPANESE SITUATION, | ee | . POLITICAL: rs { assimilable minds. . Our right, as a State, te safeguard our soll for Americans and the ohildren of Americans, is now firmly cemented into the laws of our land. Ko more Florins, with their slum-farms and slave-~like picture brides tilling the fields, | No more evasion of their patriotic duty by ne ar-Ame rican realts shysters, who would ruin our richest valleys for a little profit. No more Placer county peach-orchards taken over by brown-skinne co@lies and turned into a reproach to home-bred agriculture and a blot on California's landscape. And, better than all, no more international] truckling on the | part of the United States, in fear of a medieval despotiem whose : statesmen langhed behind their hands at the propaganda of American wort imemtalists and the blindness of Amrigen leaders. The Supreme | Court has acted in support of California, where our weakhearted diplo- mets withheld their hands. . To EBx-Senstor James D. entrain, Senetor Hiram Johnson, Senst r Samel M, shext Stage, State Senator John M. Int 1 ta the other lead- ers of California's 16-year @ight - to the American Begion and other patriotic erganisations who supported it - "The Examiner” extends it deepest oongratulations. Nobly these men and organizations have upheld American stan- | @ards, She Bast was blind, and they have made it see. 1 pet ne gum up the points in this decision, eo that Califor- T1169