The Washington herald., 1909-10-18
AT THE HOTELS.

- LII III Els.
"Tom Johnson is not as Door as Ia
would have the people OF Cleveland he
lleve" said Charles L. Adam. - cle,-o-
land, Ohio ~ the New Willard voe,or-
day afternoon. THE selling OF his AUTO
mobiles and the putting I'd OF For
Rent sign on his Euclid avenue house
] heard many people say. is merely for
effect. There is no question about John
son being shrew politician, and he
says ne VIII be reelected by 1880 ma
jority. or course. il would be bad policy
for him TO say he believes he is going
to be debated by that many votes.
II seems as'%r the electric street car
question was finally going 10 be settled
after so many years Of wrangling and
fighting. Both parties interested have
agreed on Judge Taylor. who has the
absolute confidence OF everybody and
who. by being intrusted with an enter
prise involving many millions OF dollars
and giving his verdict on many nooted
questions from which there will be no
redress. occupies one OF the most re-
sponsible and important Offices ever
given TO a man. Whatever his verdict
IN the question, Il viii be adopted by
both sides He is splendid man and
eminently qualified 70 discharge success
ltuAy the grave responsibilities thus placed
upon him"
! Prof DR.. Friedrich FueUeborn. OF Ham
burg. Germany who was seen at the New
( Willard yesterday, is in this country in
I Ia rf
School. located az Hamburg, OF which he
| Is the head.
! The German savant said, not being a
| politician he did not take a particular
I interest in questions pertaining TO the
relations between Germany and England
/ or France. He said, however that what
ever the Kaiser may undertake. the Ger
man people will stand by him. know
Ing that he was doing his very best for
the interests OF Germany
Our Kaiser" said he "is Just as popu-
lar as he ever was In fact he is more
so; the people idolize him and are salts
fed that he has the welfare OF the
fatherland az heart. Il Is due 10 his
progresslveness and energy that Germany
to-day occupies the position as the rank
ing nation OF Europe and what is re-
markable about this is that he has
brought about this wonderful rise OF
his country by absolutely peaceable
means. He has been on the throne os
his fathers for over twenty years and hs
has not shed one drop Of blood. and vet
he has made conQuests which are nor
equaled in modern history.
Emperor William is an unusually we'll
Informed man. we'll read, and the most
many-sided monarch that ever lived He
Is great admirer Of America. and uses
every opportunity 10 tell his people. man
ufacturers. mechanics, scientists, soldiers.
business men. and students 10 visit the
United States and learn and study and
apply their observations for the advance
ment Of German progress.
Germany does not want war with any
nation. We want peace and are willing
20 make any reasonable sacrifice 10 main
tain peace. and the Kaiser has made
many and many a sacrifice OF personal
pride just 10 preserve peace. We are
successful iu peace. and II not provoked
by other nations. who have ali made
common cause against Germany. our
country viii be the real and true pro-
moter and preserver OF peace"
Speaking Of Japan. where DR.. Fuelle-
born has Travelled extensively. he said:
me japanese are a wonderful people;
they are making strides unGreamed Of bv
those who have never been 20 the lani
OF the Mikado They are not only im--
tators. but they are orlginators. and thew
are going ahead on original lines OF scien-
rnc study as well as mechanical arts.
The superior intelligence and modern en-
ergy OF the japanese cannot but be felt
IN territory contiguous 70 their own. They
are, indeed a peril, but they are a peril
because they are so progressive and sue
oessful; that is to say, a peril 70 white
domination OF Asia"
"The Portland as wen as the Seattle
fairs have done a great deal 10 attract
the attention Of Eastern capital and en-
terprise 10 our States along the Pacific
Coast, The wealth Of our state is hardly
fCliy appreciated, and il has practically
Unlimited possibilities in the truest sense
OF the word" said Philip Schuyler Nal
colin, collector Of customs Of Portland.
ores, who is az the Shoreham. and IS in
the city to attend the Scottish Rite Ma
sons conclave which is to be held here
this week
oregon itself is larger than the states
0f New York. Pennsylvania. and New
Jersey, and has only a population %
10000 From this YOU may realize the
immense future Of the State What we
want Is immigration and capital. and the
'eturns viii be more than satisfactory.
There are thousands Of fortunes await
ng enterprising men who VIII make their
ZONES in oregon and grow up with US
md work win u.s.
There is nothing in the line OF politics
n Oregon just AZ this time Both of our
senator's are good men. Senator Bourne
$ brilliant and IS giving splendid services
o the party, while Senator Chamberlain IS
Democrat, which is about the only OBJ
ecton have 70 him. Personally he is q
Inc man"
That It is the duty OF men TO ask
women 20 vote is the verdict OF former
udge Charles G. Nicely. Of Chicago. and
thoroughly agree with him. said Fred
Nelson, Of Chicago, at the Riggs
yesterday
The question is nothing more or less
han constitutional one. for men made
ne Constitution and bestowed upon
themselves the right 10 vote. II is
laimed that women should not be drag
ed into public Affairs said Sfr. Nelson.
but in my opinion men are TO better
tied 10 wade into the m!re Of politics
han women, except by their dress.
Generally speaking" continued the
'hicagO man. women are finer than
len in their reason and conduct His
by proves that everything that the
-omen have put their minds TO has been
lade better Why. then, hesitate to In
tic the best element OF society 10 mar