The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-20
ROOSEVELT'S NEW MEN
ARE DISAPPOINT MENTS
Moody in Bad Health, Payne Not Reformer,
Shaw Not Big Enough and CorteIyou
Very New---The Mankichi Case
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WASHINGTON D. c, June 6-It the early summer
scarce that runors of cabnst
changes creep telegraph leading Washing
This year there promises something drought
although already something has been said about the early re
ignaton OF Hon. H Moody Secretary Navy It
promptly by somewhat
rave announcement that Mr. Moody does not intend to serve
than present ending
Mr. Rooseves fortunes Presidential
1t would say cabinet officers the Pre-
sdent has selected since entering the White House have turned out
badly but rule they Disappointing something that
realized OF Capital
should be cpted for Mr. has not BEEN in his place long
9 tug I 70 nave d of gwen b al a b III, NO R re
for himself the Others having been inherited from the late President
superior.
but vigorous OF thought and thoroughly familiar with the
" r. m bd a+t 5 ;ane a one ~ the 1ea;rg Re-
publican members.
MOODYs POOR HEALTH
Many reforms were Navy Department. Blu
reaucracy firmly enenched the Naval officers
any other Department OF the Mr. Moody
upon his work there commendable fashion and much
expected OF him He had excellent ideas and the strong
sonait He had hardly begun his administration
before he Annapolis where the Naval Academy situated
accident the horses OF his
becoming frightened by the parade OF marines in his honor
OF Maine who accompanied him. were
minent danger OF being dashed into the water
Moody jumped and was SO severely injured that It IS doubtful
gone by that he has been from Washington
began him and his friends
how he Yielded 10 f n r 4r ap one Of he ia
administration OF the far from being
House of Representatives.
PAYNE ALSO ILL
III the Postmaster Gener
by Rooseveon Henry c Payne OF Wisconsin
was brought largely political adviser
President who all Presidents have been Tor
that regard has been OF doubtful utility
to Mr. Roosevelt personal popularity been sufficient to
him nomination without the unpopular maneuvers IN the
postal scandals stencil in the noss OF all de
people between the Mr. Payne not response
directly they began long before he
office Strenuous efforts have been made have appear
progress unfair him that he does not de
Mr. PAYNE stirred himself But he has
with the investigation that would not be pleasant to
and almost up day OF his bribery the extent OF
OF the and head of the free delivery division
FRICTION IN DEPARTMENT.
DISPATCHES have friction between Mr.
Payne and his postmaster general There
something enough much comment
for there every believe that whatever friction there "
will all be smoothed out Mr. Payne not atogethsT an a
cal and personal him have thorough business man
to tones 09n 0 Howfve President Roosevelt does
dispense with MI Payne who charing man personally and
unless something unexpected develops till the end OF the present
some other important Office place ambassador possibly
but there is nothing 20 such step
SHAW NOT BIG ENOUGH.
The other cabinet officer selected by Roosevelt, IS
Secretary Of Treasury Shaw OF OF the most
uos and responsible the cabinet portfolios Nh Shaw has by
no measured up the requirements OF that oee IN the n
FORK contingent might be overlooked but II extends aS
TO Congress and great interests over the country
io 70 demand nancier head OF the treasury
s practices but comprehension OF Treasury affairs
10 make successful cabinet officer. t;
remaining thoroughly successful men IN heir places
= Mr. Roosevelt elected he viii probably make many
cabinet THE MANKICHI CASE
Ill --1FT4 have