The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14

r.s IS surely the day for young men
,,,. if they happen to DO worth
Iaf'''S,',nc Chandler Hale, who has
hgc sn .C appointed third assistant sec
ps' y =, state. beginning his duties
rlap ;s in his carly thirties. Ihe
'sis N WI assistant secretary Of the
tr~ W. ..,ment Huntington Wilson,
ene W. ~ wears of age. More young
OBJ o "a he put in charge OF the
s'ars, lnN;ress of our foreign oihce;;
sptfc "5,a,,,,rtmcnt, hitherto n c1tadel
BIT tnN pa,ism. seems likely 10 bc
N eonso,',;jr down before long. Mr..
innen Lent on reorganiZlng ~ from
fiison i,dtou. Not only are therc
'op !" many any antiquatcd cobwebs To he
t'od a,yay, Int certain cntirely new
mpp', arc deemed adVisaple-
~ for example. as the estabiiishment
;sen' lo.callcd Latin American dlVlslon,
La will handle all matters c9inee.ed
r.e ,hc republics of south ana oentrnl
na,;cs w. including diplomatic CORE
,oadcnce and trade questlo"S'
'"n1 General Utility Man,
Ihc Ir, ,Ii' of general utility man. He
~ sp orsrythinp that nobody else
/ raDa. a.ori,v has time TO attend to. For
i p n,o sa whichever IN intcrnatlona- con
,so tsson nm any subject, such rs hygiene
IIe'em is held in this country, he
IL, nrcsides or is present as the
It.neio,,r,aiiye t.nei Of our government. AT
!,p Tceen. Hudson-fulto celebration,
y Now & York, Mr.. Hale s predecessor
"a elaree of the diplomats, and made
!ld - s' hSs;ncss to see that they were
f,oosrlv taken care OF.
Yang Chandler Hale has had some
II,t,le experience IN the dlPIomauc inc
imsslf. Not long ago he was attached
I the United States embassy at Vlenna
"" ,".rctary He has had a pretty
.,.ush training in the business, in
;,D, 31'a and knows quite q good deal
.h.si International law. \ son of Eu-
~ Hale, ono of the three men who
4. said 10 run the United States sen
,s bo has cujovcd every advantage
~, money and social position could
sford s,.
Mr. Uale's mother was daughter OF
"a Zach Chandler. whose wealth ran
rail into the millions. This, in fact
,he source OF the family fortune. But
~. .lueky Young man is Tlch, not merely
he own right. He married, about
sre years ago, daughter of the late
S,r,tor "Don'' Cameron of Pennsyl- |
mia who had lot Of money of her
Young Mrs. Hale by the way, is one
n Tho most beautiful women in Wash |
I;rrou-a tall and stately blonde, very |
sosnla- in society. About n year ago
yospg Mr. Hale bought the handsome |
,,idsnce of the late Senator Proctor
a Vermont, mt the northeast corner
"a L and Sixteenth streets. AT an e1.
rrso Of $4,000 he has converted it |
blo what manv people consider very |
IN house on the outside, though most |
Muiously fitted up and furnished
shhip lis exterior is of white stucco. |
III Wilson Is Ambitious.
Young Mr.. Hale is of slight build, |
Ir,h light hair and mustache. Mr.. Wal |
|f,, his ranking officer, is of sturdier |
|,iuiQus, dark of complexion. The |
ttter is lust now recovering from an !
Ige1ion for appendicitis; but such Is |
: Ihs energy that he has been getting |
IitEn 10 the state department most days |
Ihtu during his convalesccnce. He IS
J u ven hard worker-a good type OF |
: |ts Young rich mau Of today who would |
!, Inihr put in hard licks than loaf,
II Besides. Huntington Wilson is nmhi-
! boz. His prospects are bright. When
T I'zs Is Grst assistant secretary OF state |
"a years Of age, one may hope 10 |
4 Id flr Graduated from Yale in the
!. ,as OF 1897, he was appointed secre-
z Ihr Of legation at TolSio in The same
I7nr Siuce then his rise has been
rndy. Very luckily Senator Cullom
! hs long felt cordial interest in his
2 Reects-which, in all probability, has
kl.sd a good deal
Il Yong Wilson remained in japan, at
hsasd 10 the legation at Toxic. for