LAND.

The pages immediately following show:

(1) Total land area of California. Classification of these lands. Lands occupied by Orientals, showing total of 623,752 acres occupied by Orientals. Of this total, Japanese themselves state they occupy 427,029 acres, which is an increase of 412.9 per cent in the past ten years. Including holdings of Japanese-controlled corporations, the total acreage occupied by Japanese is 458,056 acres.

(2) Total irrigated acreage in each county of the state and the portion occupied by Orientals in each county, which ranges from 50 per cent to 75 per cent of the total in some counties.

(3) Crops produced in California in 1919, prepared by United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Crop Estimates, giving summary of kinds of crops and total values of each.

(4) Acreage planted and farm products raised by Japanese in the two years 1909 and 1919. Figures for 1909 compiled by State Bureau of Labor Statistics and those for 1919 compiled by Japanese Association of California. An increase in value of Japanese-grown products of 976.8 per cent is shown in past 10 years.

(5) The percentage of the total of each crop delivered to the canneries that is supplied by the Japanese growers.

(6) Relief map of State of California, showing principal agricultural districts occupied by Orientals.

(7) Five land maps of five of the richest agricultural districts in California showing in black the lands occupied by Orientals.

(8) Expression of County Horticultural Commissioners and County Farm Advisers on character of land occupied by Orientals, how leased, whether whites would farm these lands, and other pertinent facts.

(9) Land Legislation. California Alien Land Law in full. Digest of Alien Land Laws of Washington, Arizona, Mexico, Australia, Japan, Hawaiian Islands and Philippine Islands.

(10) Japan has ample undeveloped lands for her population.

LAND.

The pages immediately following show:

(1) Total land area of California. Classification of these lands. Lands occupied by Orientals, showing total of 623,752 acres occupied by Orientals. Of this total, Japanese themselves state they occupy 427,029 acres, which is an increase of 412.9 per cent in the past ten years. Including holdings of Japanese-controlled corporations, the total acreage occupied by Japanese is 458,056 acres.

(2) Total irrigated acreage in each county of the state and the portion occupied by Orientals in each county, which ranges from 50 per cent to 75 per cent of the total in some counties.

(3) Crops produced in California in 1919, prepared by United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Crop Estimates, giving summary of kinds of crops and total values of each.

(4) Acreage planted and farm products raised by Japanese in the two years 1909 and 1919. Figures for 1909 compiled by State Bureau of Labor Statistics and those for 1919 compiled by Japanese Association of California. An increase in value of Japanese-grown products of 976.8 per cent is shown in past 10 years.

(5) The percentage of the total of each crop delivered to the canneries that is supplied by the Japanese growers.

(6) Relief map of State of California, showing principal agricultural districts occupied by Orientals.

(7) Five land maps of five of the richest agricultural districts in California showing in black the lands occupied by Orientals.

(8) Expression of County Horticultural Commissioners and County Farm Advisers on character of land occupied by Orientals, how leased, whether whites would farm these lands, and other pertinent facts.

(9) Land Legislation. California Alien Land Law in full. Digest of Alien Land Laws of Washington, Arizona, Mexico, Australia, Japan, Hawaiian Islands and Philippine Islands.

(10) Japan has ample undeveloped lands for her population.