WAR POSSIBLE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81890, 11 December 1906, Page 3

WAR POSSIBLE.

. JAPAN AND UNITED STATES. THE 'FBISCO SCHOOL TBOUBLE. OELENTAL SCHOOLS FOE JAPANESE New Yobk, December 9. 'Die ban Francisco Board of Edu-1 Cation has informed Washington that the J&puese had been sent to Oriental schools, where they received the same privileges tnd advantages as given other public school children. ANTI-JAPANESE MOVEMENT ASCBIBED TO LABOB LEADEBS HUMILIATED JAPANESE BETALIATE. Los pox, December 9. " The Times'" special correspondent at San Francisco traces the anti-Japan-ese movement to the Labour Union leaders and politicians, and points out how the Japanese have been humiliated in a thousand ways. The; are bearing it well, bat some are losing their tempers, and assaults on whites are frequent. The sitnation, he adds, is dangerous EXCITEMENT INCREASING. COLOUR LIKE IN~RAILWAY CARS SEPARATE ACCOMMODATION FOR JAPANESE URGED. ROOSEVELT'S ATTITUDE DENOUNCED. ir Received 11th, 1.15 a.m. New York, December 10. Excitement in California is on the Increase. The railway companies are urged to provide separate cars for Japanese. Meetings held denounced Roosevelt's message. PROMINENT MEN PREDICT WAR. ! STARTLING NEWS FROM HONOLULU. JAPANESE REGIMENTS ON SUGAR PLANTATIONS. fc" 1 " Received 11th, 1.13 a.m. New York, December 10. Prominent men predict war between America and Japan. Honolulu telegrams assert that under the guise of labourers, two regiments of Japanese, full; officered, are .Working on sugar plantations in Ha,wait