Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 297, 25 October 1920 — Page 2

CALIFORNIA. VOTERS

TO SETTLE FATE OF

JAWS LAND RIGHTS . ... ... . -, ,. ... , .. - - - - . (By, Associated Press)

SAIC- FRANCISCO, Oct; 25. The

rate or Japanese farmers In California will be decided Tuesday, Novr 2, when the electorate of this state passes on an Initiative , measure that would drastically amend the present alien land law by withdrawing: entirely the three-year agricultural land leasing privilege from aliens who are' Ineligible to American cltlienshlp. - A The measure' alms also to place minor land-owning aliens under the guardianship-, of .a public administrator. The : actual . ownership of farm hands by aliens Ineligible to citizenship already is, prohibited by. the alien land law enacted by-the state legislature lo M13. Conform to Treaty. '. Th -Initiative measure, 1 its proponents' "assert, . will conform - strictly to the letter of the treaty between Japan and the United States, in which Japanese residents were granted certain privileges. ;5The opponents of the proposed new law. declare that the issue raises, the question of , an Interpretation of phaseology in the treaty, wherein it is . provided that the Japanese residents in the United States "may own or hire and occupy houses, manufactories, warehouses, shops.., and premises and lease lands for - residential and commercial purposes." It Is pointed out by persons opposed to amending the present law that the leasing of land for "commercial purposes" contemplated the privilege of leasing agricultural lands. The voters of the state, have had the legal verbiage of the measure clarified by arguments for and against it respectively by V. S. McClatchy, publisher of the Sacramento, Cal., Bee, and by John P. Irish,- an extensive land owner of Stockton, Cal.Seek to Preserve Lands. In behalf of the measure, Mr. McClatchy says In part: "Through the measure, California seeks, as is her inherent right, to preserve her lands for Americans, precisely as Japan preserves her lands for the Japanese. Its primary purpose is to prohibit Orientals who cannot bcome American citizens from controlling our rich agricultural lands. "Our present treaty of commerce and navigation with Japan deliberately omits from the privileges granted the Japanese in this country either ownership or lease of agricultural lands. Japan has always prohibited ownership or lease or use of agricultural lands in Japan by Americans or other foreigners. - ''The initiative measure simply closes the loop-hole in the 1913 law which permits violation and evasion thereof. In addition, it forbids even short 1&8S6S. Argues Against Measure. In his argument against the measure, Mr. Irish discusses the commercial treaty with Japan and declares .that "In Its economic definition com- ' merce consists of production, transmution and exchange; production is the ranking element, because without it there can be no commerce. s ' ,The treaty is intended then." , the opposition argument . continues, . "to give the Japanese privilege to enter upon complete . commerce, and therefore protects their right to lease land for production. :Any other interpretation twists the plain language Of the treaty Into vain repetition, ."Considered in thejlght of the Fourteenth amendment to. the constitution of. the United States, hich says, 'No state shall deny to any person within its Jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws, we fin I the initiative Is In

conflict, with our constitution since It proposes a discriminatory classifica

tion of aliens,' conferring upon one

class the protection of the law which

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CAMBRIDGE CITY,; Ind. A. R. Kirkwood of College Corner, Ohio, visited his mother, 'Mrs. Kirkwood, here Friday.. ...Charles Wheeler went to Indianapolis Monday Dr. Little made a business trip to Chicago Friday.... The first High school basketball was played at Community hall Friday evening. .. IMrs. Laura Ricbey and Mrs. J. E. Brooks visited Mrs. Richey't sister. v Mrs. Frank Parson, at Richmond Friday Mrs. Alice Medsker, Mrs. Kate Evers and Mrs. Belle Wade, Mrs. Stella Bird. Mrs. Emma Graves, Mrs. Retta Kelsey and Mrs. Jessie Cornell recently attended the Great Council of Degree of Pocahontas Miss Fern Hester who has been ill. la again able to resume her duties as teacher in the public High school. . . .John Bond and Wade Powell are 111... .The traction company recently completed a new crossing on the Big Four tracks on Green street, the trouble having been caused by a broken water main Mr. and Mrs. Warren and childrren are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nels, in Eaton. BROWNSVILLE, Ind. Mr. and Mi. Oscar Parks and sons were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDougal Sun. day.. .Miss Elizabeth Rlgsby, of Rich; mond, spent a few days last week here with Mr. and Mrs. George Funk Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kaufman spent Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rose and family.. .Mrs. Smith Strickland and Mrs. Crockran of Indianapolis were guests of their brother Ed Needlander, Monday.. ..James Conner is visiting with relatives at Chicago. Illinois.. .Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wadsworth of Richmond, are visiting rela tives here this week Mrs. L. J. Cully and Miss Minnie Freeman were Visiting friends in Connersville Wednesday... Mr. and Mrs. Bert Waiting, of Abington, spent Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Parks and daughter, Ruth Russell Whitesell of Richmond, Is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Gorman and daughter Marie, of Chicago, who has been spending the summer here, returned Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Maze spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. White Mr. and Mrs. George

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COTTAGE GROVE. Omar Miller and family entertained at dinner Sunday, Rev. Hendley and Miss Pauiine Ratlin of Richmond, and Charles Paddock and family. Several from here attended the baseball game at Lotus Sunday afternoon Harry Conner spent Tuesday in Richmond Mrs. Eddie Williamson and Mies Verda Miller spent Wednesday in Richmond... John Benner of Hamilton. O.. 8Dnt

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O., spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alveron Logue... Lawson Sanford and - family spent 1 Wednesday evening with Eddle-Wlll-lamson and family. . . .Mlsstfda Logue, of Chicago, 111., spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with, Omar Miller and family. . ..Miss Pauline Ratliff of Richmond, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gardner. .The C- G. S. club met with Mrs. Howard Higgins Friday afternoon. . . . .Mrs. Molly McComis of Richmond, Misses Lillian and - Minnie Howr.rn, Mrs. . Elva Stanton and Cam Miller spent Thursday with Omar Miller and family.. Mrs. Charles Drinkwater and son Crawford spent Monday. In Boston. Ind.... Mrs. Emma Logue and children of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alveron Loguerv. , Mr. and Mrs.- Will Logue spent Friday in New Madison, O., the guests of their daughter, Mrs. George Snyder. . . .Rev. Aaron Napier assisted by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kinsey of Richmond, Is holding a revival meeting at Salem church... Mr. and Mrs. Alveron Logue spent Friday with Mrs. Omar Miller and family ....Clarence Logue spent the weekend , with home folks. . . . .Mrs Mike Conner spent the week-end with home folks in Liberty. LOSANTVILLE Mrs. Frank Cory, of Centervllle; is pending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lumpkin Mr. and , Mrs. Frank Gaines and little son, of Huntsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Gail Moore, of Unionport, sperj Sunday with Misses Martha Gaines and Alice Nichols .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and daughter, Bernice, of Hagerstown, were Sunday visitors at Mr. R. Johnson's home. .... Miss Emma Gwin and Mrs. Ben Martin were shopping In Muncie, Wednesday. .... Mrs. ' Zerelda Gaines has been spending ten days with her daughter, Miss Martha Gaines. She returned to her home at Huntsville, Wednesday. ....Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brewer spent the week-end at Muncie,. and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brewer and daughter, Miss Winnie, spent Sunday at the same place Mrs. Arthur Van Skyock and two children are visiting friends at Dunkirk.. . . .Arthur Van Skyock and Rufus Bird, and Misses Alice Nichols, Lesta Curry, Winnie Brewer, Marguerite Beeson and Martha Gaines are attending the State Teachers Asociation, at Indianapolis. ....Mr. John Chenoweth and Miss Martha Gaines, Mr. and Mrs. Ves Sulteen, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wiggins were in Muncie, Saturday night Miss Georgia Wiggins, who teaches near Centerville, and Miss Sibyl Brewer, who teaches in. the Green Township High School, came home Wednesday and will attend the State Teachers Association meeting Mr, and Mrs.

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Ves Sulteen and Mr. and Mrs, Wright Sulteen spent Sunday with Charles Isley at Modoc.... Mr. and Mrtf. Robert Lumpkin and their guest, Mrs. Catherine Canada, of Moreland, were present at be meeting at Little Creek, Sunday., ..-..Mr. William Wine, an old and respected resident- of this township, passed away Friday evening. The funeral . services were held at Modoc. ....Mr and Mrs. Borden Ueka were business callers at Winchester, Wednesday.. . .Miss Ruth Wiggins was with friends at Farmland, Wednesday afternoon Miss Margaret Johnson Is visiting friends In New Castle. LEWISBURGr 0 Walter Mollett is spending the week In Bluffton, superintending a lot of men in the stone plant there which belongs to the Bluff-ton-Lewisburg Stone company, . .Mrs. A. C. Miller was called to Anderson Friday by the serious illness of her brother, Joseph Studebaker Anna

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Hazei uay attended a Delta Theta Tau party in Richmond -Wednesday night Helen Little returned Tuesday after sDendine sevaral dv with hAr

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aunt, Mrs. A. H. Albert .... Mr. and Mrs. McKee were called to Patterson, O., Sunday by the serious illness of his mother, who Buffered a atrnkn nf

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Bpem rnursaay m West Manchester with Mrs. Ella Leas Price Miller is suffering with , a severe attack of rheumatism. . . .Mrs. T. J. Etzler and grandson are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Levi Jordan and husband near Gettysburg Rev. Joseph Bennett attended a conference in Middletown of the Dayton district of the M. E. church, Wednesday and Thursday... Mrs. Elmer Unger and children are spending the week at the home of Mrs. Ada Rice and family G. C. Albert and family visited relatives in Columbus Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Elizabeth Hoerner came Sunday for a visit with her son, Frank and family. .. .Clifford Locke and family were in Richmond Saturday. ,. .Mrs. Arless Furry of - West Manchester 6pent Wednesday with her father, Eli Bean E. C. Crider is in poor health Leo Schlotterbeck was in Colum-

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