The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-11
and Vigor Displaclng Years and Wisdom
in High Government Places.
roosc;cuous Examples Of Young Men Who Ar.
Waking Good in Important National Offices.

--e Robert A9mews.)
.- era Of the young
shown in national
-.4r2 men are steadily
a.4ars in legislation
.s ion. This is most ap-
. .-.. when the absence
....- caves the task Of
..-f-.ln + the treat de-
SAINT secretaries.
gOung men, yet
.-a a.m with steadi2ess
~ and turing the present
... ..ull-d the mighty
~. F.. hen with all the
~.-au.e~s.
---. Roots absence the
a-- rs been in charge
secretary Bacon, a man
Dt rCuth, although
...L. r.as~. Mr.. Bacon
r.a eu- Hoosevelt's queer
!. ... 81. a~iplDmatic train
except such as might
.a lip IN The office Of
4 -. O. TO-. n New York. He
r. .I." and simple, up to
lis -. irempnt from the
5.-. why he retired is
-.---.r1aps ne had made
i m-. a..h ugh that is not
/ -.u.,.DuJe II New York
/ At any rate, Mr..
|. wing n Iignitied and lux
! when President Roosevelt
u #, assist Secretary
,...-' at foreign relations
/ States.
HAS MADE GOOD.
nra VAS with him, -
primarily. he choice would
b .#amu-d as foolish, if not
/ There vas some apprehen
i i. Bacon antecedentS be-
I He was confirmed by
l. however, without hesitation
E-~.-. upon MS duties under
h Roots sEiIlful tuteiage.
/ .rr non rs the secretary
v., perfectly convinced Of
B. ability 20 handle the de-
/ Nr Root went to South
.-.y j. July, and Mr.. Bacon
| looking after the state de-
/ eyer since. During this in
t~H Japanese seal pOacherS
f. in Alaskan waters. and
! much anxiety as to the eff
Incident would have upon the
4 Japan 10 the United States.
. Was himself greatly worried,
| he vas without expert
|r- rI,ncs. However,, with the
; wise obi colleague, Assistant
/ Adr" he managed the stu
r skill, ana the possibility
GTard clash with Japan was
? Il. NrWbryTy, assistant Sec
n" navy, IS another young
! vas discovered by the presi-
+ 5 q Detroit business man.
Damaged the department most
I11rr. Waile Secretary Bona
/ 7~~n l1shing anarchists and
f moving his vacation. Mr..
Is q Gorund, jolly fellow,
E.r~t"I. and with polished
III. business" to the core.
pm The department as a
.>I'l,Ion and eXpediteS its
Non.I those of a railrC2d
apartment store. He plays
> and suuelchaS all cliuues.
s..,.r". he is very popular
Ulcers. who know they
q square deal from him.
popular, in fact, than
i"'-. al".., who is too much
'."a. =. cd executive.
p COWS N
a.E Me.calf'S absence
rnmmerce and labor
| Larry" Murray,
...."r as he Hon. Law
Larry S a broth
rap, quiet. smiling.
.fI.e n resource and
He IS one # the
....'~ ami S often seen
..a" If cennis with aim
..''Se offices. Larry"
! ".H"s up on his aged
p Pennsylvania where
| Fla" pitches hay, drives
| ''#~. and does other
/ us be- lid when a by.
. q .ouch with nature
and II may do him d
'.n day when he needs
>..E. Secretary of the
|, ~..4c believer in young
| red several of them
Wealth and fame. The
" .".StrOng. became as
't tie treasury when
-.''r a brilliant service
| If q strong financial
>..F York at Il big salary.
secretary to Secretary
b. Edwards, an Ohio
Ian he average Ohio
...ya- ability and tact.
re-arT Shaw recon-
" promotion. and the
l. al 'o appoint Jack"
f. SAINT secretary Of the
| '.."r! that old warhorse,
NJ scOnSin. Mr.. Ed
'. MY a few months.
/ @'"a.ri executive and
. .....E Of a high order.