The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-19
|IRFLESS MUST 1 BE CONTROLLED
Iur,ission May Be Named for the Purpose of Devislng
 Proper Regulations.
CAUSE TROUBLES
..h Seems Indispensable Requisite
 l. American Ambassador-State patronage Disputes Are An moving the President.

moving the President.
 roebington.-Representative Rob- nf Massachusetts is trying to fix sr method by which the present rhles of the wireless telegraph op- tors may be prevented. MT. Rob suggests that the president be nowered to name a board which III include men of the government vice and representatives of the nmercial companies, and that this ard shall proceed to make regula- ns for control of wireless telegraph orators and submit the regulations the house to be enacted into law.
 Trouble Caused, by Amateurs.
 A great part of the trouble in the Insmission of wireless telegraph bssages, even the messages of the bst vital importance, is said in a re- hi word on the subject, ito be due interruptions amateurs who insist working their private stations at hours, regardless of the needs or
 interests of endangered humanity. a case in point, the Bremen, car Ing the usual large passenger list, Is approaching the New England bst during the short time last year bt the Nantucket Shoals lightship Is out of commission. The steamer |s calling to the lightship for infor- Ation as to weather conditions and Ration, and her captain was much bcked and surprised to find that the Fkoning as computed by the ships vigator was apparently in error. {lnformation that was untrue also |s given regarding the weather coH- ons On reaching New York the Utter was looked into and 1t was 3covered that the lightship had been nk week prior to the time that
 messages were sent. and that the swer made to the Bremen was sent irresponsible and experimenting Pateurs. Had not the captain of the famship been over-confident of his patton he might have changed his prse as a result of the messages wrecked his ship and lost its hu- (n freight"
 Ambassador Must Be Rich.
 President Taft probably puts in put one hour out of every "A trying determine on some man who has
 quallfications to make a good ann ssador to Great Britain and who 'o nas money enough to allow him
 keep up the position of the chief nerlcan representative to the great feign power.
 IS Known to the president. of uise' mat there are many men in P''ed States who would make ad- faole ones have little or no money. president said in a speech recent wa' ne thought 1t was little less u shame that 1t was impossible any americans except millionaires occupy the most important diplo. ftic posts.
 pune months ago Mir. Taft offered
 american embassy In Great Brit.
 w LIT Charles w. Elliott. former ..uea' Of Harvard college, a man u. s.ea' learning and transcendant my LIT Elliott had to decline tbe " lie did not have money enough I.. e up to the social station in life %n It seems necessary that our representative at the Court of ss a.ies ought to occupy. There are
 reasons, however, in addition to n.oa VI the lack of wealth which ore D,,. a tue Harvard scholar from ac- 'us the presidents offer.
 Sa a'y HIdlculousIy Inadequate.
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 .. .. pay of the ambassador to Great onaa sa,a Is sl7,5oO a year. not quite caso ohey 10 pay his house rent cesso. ue attempts to do as his pre- (ts,n,r d1vrs nave done in the way of en- ,na in,n'ns socially, and in the way of breso.. s america a proper "buildinr Iere a''on as in the British capital. s,e Ss,.a are all sorts of socia, at,a,rs y dun ,"aa, the American ambassador to b,s 'vteign ,s country must take mart tus, 'nsn a'a this, he is compelled by the grea, su,is'ances of the case to do ss 'so so aeal of entertaining. Other. btem,,. o, us country would be held in
 ponu,. ana would be relegated by some aee ha,s to a position below that t one s as asll dozen picayune countries
 many - ~ winch is as big or powerful lion, 0' the states in this great nisters 'cah . ambassadors and the |eat Rr;,., ~ countries other than Pt tbs bSs'.aln aa are in the same position aon hl s is s, court finds himself A sre.,