The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
AT THE HOTELS.

tBat 1erfltory, VINO IS al the Shoreham.
Mr. Andrews is man Of few words
and is averse TO taking on the matter
OF Statehood. Because IL I DO. people.
wiz say that I do 50 for personal inter-
ests," he said. Mr.. Andrews said even
though Senator Beveridge Is not IN favor
Of Statehood for Arizona and New Mex
leo, Il is no argument that the whole
Senate holds the view Of the Hoosier8
statesman Mr.. Andrews repeated his
assertion that New Mexico would be ad-i
nitted 70 Statehood at this session OF
Congress.
A. G. Bates. a patent attorney OF Clsve-
land, Ohio. who Is at the New Willard,
said last night he believed Tom John
son never would again &c a candidate for
public Office in Cleveland.
The people have lost confidence n Mr.
Johnson" said 8Ir. Bates, and 7 60 not
believe ne vii ever again come before
the people and ask them 10 intrust him
with public Office Many people IA
CLEVELAND DO rot quite understand his
administration OF the street car lines, and
how the income therefrom was expended.
Some people say Johnson was interested
in car paraphernalia enterprises. and g
was through his influence that the car
system vas fitted out with some Of the
sppuTtenances
Myron T Herrick IS very popular man
in Cleveland. and his selection as q mem
Der Of Mr. Tafrs Official family would Be-
enthusiastically welcomed IN Ohio"
After giving Montana IN general, and
Butte in particular. regular press agents
boost Gen Charles s Warren. Of Butte
Mont. who Is the official messenger Of
Montana TO deliver here the Official Press-
dental vote OF that State. who IS At thu
New Willard. said last night he vas i1
favor OF excluding from entering this
country every person. irrespective OF race,
color, or religion, VINO was not able 20
read, write, and speak the English
language Gen. Warren said there IS but
an Insignificant number Ct japanese "a
Montana, and he is therefore not n a posi-
ton 10 give his opinion On their ouaIifcs-
tons for becoming desirable residents OF
this country.
Isidor We1, OF Vienna, Austria, man
ufacturer and exporter. with factories IN
Bohemia and Hungary, is at the Raleigh.
Speaking Of Zionism. AIr. Wei said last
night:
AT no time has the Zionist movement
looked SO promising as at the present.
DR.. Theodore HerzTs political Zsonism-
that is. the original idea OF procuring =
charter from the Sultan Of Turkey for a
home for the Jews n Palestine-was
abandoned at the last international Zion
list congress
Practical Zionism was substituted"
continued Mr.. Wei. ct being decided
that better results could be obtained by
slow immigration and BY the penetration
Of Jewish colonists into the country
Since the Sultan has granted Turkey a
constitution. the Jewish people are in q
far better position 70 regain the prom
ised land, once their own The Turks
have always been friendly with the Jews,
and under the present form Of govern
ment in the Ottoman empire II seems only
necessary for them 10 become a majority
in Palestine IN order 20 control It Then.
again, Turkey IS becoming more and
more convinced that large Jewish settle
ment in Palestine would be greatly 10
her interests. She needs a co-wOrker IN
her stupendOus task Of developing Ara
bis. Asia Minor. and Palestine. Settled
with such enteTpTising and energetic PEG
pie as the Jews this territory would Be
a welcome neighbor and a great aid
The Zionists al over the world are to-
day bending their energies toward direct
ing emigration OF the Jews 70 Palestine,
buying land there, and founding colonies.
Several Zionist societies in the United
States. / an told. have formed corpOra-i
30 s---o
gether sufficient capital 10 purchass
tracts OF land n Palestine for coloniza-
ton purposes. Palestine has at last
awakened from its long slumber. and n,
Jerusalem, Jaffa. and along the cOurss OF
the new railways commerce has made q
successful invasion The Jewish popuIa-
ton in Palestine Is Increasing day by day,
and new industries are constantly SPRING
ing Up. There are now more than 50. 0c1
Jews in the Holy Land and the thirty.
colonies which the ma jOrfty OF them IN
habit are n 8 fourishing condition. The
educational needs OF Palestine have not
been neglected BY the Ziorists. and TIT
country now boasts OF several large Jew
ish educational institutions. A project Is
now on foot 70 establish a technical
school in Hsfs, and & prominent ZIONIST
IS now touring the LATED States IN the
interests OF that institution Jacob =.
Schif has contributed s100eo0 70 THIS IN
stitut;on.''
Discussing newspapers and their mis-
sion. Dr. James c Dunbar, Of Los An
geies, Cal. who IS AZ the Arlington, said
last night that the modern newspaper
was a huge, sensitized film. set for
twenty-four hours
1T is a mixture Of the good and ths
bad" continued Dr.. Dunbar. and the
beautiful and the ugly. The publisher
can record on his film only what his cam
era records. and Il IS his duty 70 arrange
his news so as honestly 20 reflect what
has taken place in the activities o. the
people.
The newspapers are the real protectors
OF both the city and the nation They are
gigantic voices which Shrek out the
truth Think Of the many who follow tbs
life Of drudges and live within g cir-
cumscTibed sphere. II It were not for the
sounded tc these people IN the.
press. they would be unable to guard
against many pitfalls.
Newspapers have achieved remarkable
results in policing the morals OF cities.
after all. the newspaper publisher IS,
guided by the viii OF the people. His
daily sales reflect the number OF votes
that have been cast IN his favor II the
truth about life IS impure, don't blzme
the editors. Go hack farther than that
and cure the condition That IS what the
editor wants you to do. He IS merely
locating cesspools for you. so that you
nay avoid them and also help to clean
them out
William Volkhar1t. of New York. who
IS interested in the installation Of munic-
pal water works. IS at the Raleigh 1Fr.
volkhardt said that droughts are becom-
ng moro frequent in this country OF re-