Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
PRINCE Of WALES
MUST WORK LIKE
M|DSH|PMAN
Duties Assigned to Heir to
British Throne Tutor Is
Aboard TO Instruct Him III
All Branches of Seacraft.


All Branches of Seacraft.
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l.oudun, Aug H. Come aboard 20
Join sin with these words the
prince 81 Wales, hcu To the throne
mad" his formal entry into his ma
lostys navy on the FIRST day Dt the
present month. IN this respect, ~ IA
every other. carrying ont the forms
ana regulations prescribed ior mid.
shipmen Joining their ship for he hrst
lime
The prince. while he viii have to
perform the same duties as other
midshipWcu and will have additional
wori, 10 DO his tutor bring aboard
To coach and instruct him IN all man.
url ot subjects, Is nor likely 20 hay"
the same rough work thar tell To his
father when he was In the navy. the
present king first went 10 sea on an
auxiliary cruiser on which sails were
lw more often used than steam. ana
Jh whIch-thC was lots OF work 10 ne
done alofi
The prince obtains his FIRST expert.
cnce afloai aboard the iiudus'an. not
one of the newest but still modern
hatflpship Tho Kings regulations
provide that When the Prince OF
" ales il embarked In any ship ar yes.
sci his standard shall NE huistod 81
the main and shall be salutcd in the
same manner as the flags denotins
The prescucuce Of the sovereign.
This does not apply IN The present
case.
The prince viii he treated as any
other midshipman lie is not com.
missioned officer but subordinate go
warrant officers iguuucrs boatswains.
carpenters and artihcer ensinecrsl ,,
and with them she future sovereign
viii live and move iu the gunroom
uf his shin. tie viii hc assigned 10 a
watch and will hc allotted g subdiyis.
ion OF seauen. Tor whose behavior,
smartness and work hc viii he held
responsible %, the lieutenant in con.
Iol of the subdivision However, his
most important work Is the acquiring
uf nautical kuOWledgc 90 which the
greater part OF his time must be- gwen
Complaints are coming 10 thc GOV.
eminent ffpm some of the South ARR.
can protectorates thar The policy ol
plotociin and preserving Wild animals
- being ovcrdOno For some wears
the government authorities rearing
the determination OF those animals
which nave ANY commercial value,
have limited the number which indi.
yiduals may shoot ana guarded against
reckless slaughter hv q svstym of H.
ccnsiug the hunters shooting In the
uIoieCtoratcs appears tu hc on the de.
fI hf |Ft Ia
Colonial office
Elephants were The most valuable
game on account or THEN ivory, but
under the licensing system % has
hardly been worth while from a bust.
ness standpoint Tor % man to go 10 The
expense Ut killing the small uumbcr
permitted The governor o. Uganda
makes serious complaint OF the Gle
phant nest
owing 10 the rapidly decreasing
number OF Licenses which are being
taken ouL and the consequent lmmu
nifty AT the elephants from attack ne
writes. these animals which have al.
WAYS been source ~ danger 90 the
inhabitants and OF damage 20 crops.
have bevomo sim moro dangerous and
destructive, and they are becoming
holder In approaching Inhabited areas
NcuuItR are constantly coming IN from
administrative officers. telegraph OH.
GERS ana others of he destruction
caused hN their devastating habits. Il
is possible that sooner or later elc.
plants viii have TO he shot out. save
ia such portions OF his prOlectorata
~ may be expressly set apart aS re-.
serves fov them Al present there rs
me- doubt that much hardship Is m
ticted on the natives but the posi-
ton viii become more acute.
FortytiYe thousand Chinese and
l.uscar sailors are employed on Brit
ish ships nring the past two years
10000 Chinese sailors have been
brought into this conntly aud the
number increases every wear These
are The figures published hy the Soa.
mems Union Hayeiocl Wilson. the
head Of the union, declares that Brit
ish sailors must fight This Oriental
competition lie does nor believe IN
an appeal to parliament. for many ~
he Chinese. ana practically all ai The
Lascars, are British subjects. a tact
which makes legislation against
them impossible His plan Is to have
he labor unions combine to prevent
any shin employing Oriental hands
from being loaded on DISCHARGED IN
the ports OF the United Kingdom
ON the part Of The ship owners he