The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-30
|CHENER RULES
I'M PHARAOH S LAND
Governor of Egypt Given
Free Hand in That
Country.
4. BE IDEAL EXECUTIVE
dnce Is In State Of Unrest and
viii Be Pacified by War
Veteran.
/. BE IDEAL EXECUTIVE
DY PAUL LAMBETH.

81 Cable TO The TriDune-
|NpoN. July 2e,-The question,
a Is to be done with Kitchener
"a Last been answered. The best
IA IS that no wiser answer could
bcen found by Premier Asquith than
ming the famous soldier. TO succeed
r1don Gorst as the ruler OF Egypt.
u knows Kitchener and Kitchener
D Egypt,
.uderstand that before Lord kitch-
conEented TO accept the post he in
a that he should be given n free
and that his demand was readily
"a.
<rt is In n state Of unrest. II Is
"a that what Is wanted In that
{ry is e man who understands the
4 and conditions, who Will deal with
with absolute justice. who Is \
dIsclplInarian and In whom the
II have confidence.
man In England II is believed so
Ia measures up TO this standard al
Kitchener II Is n pretty safe pre-
.n that he will be able 10 restore and
||nin order in Egypt and increase
1n prestige.
4 peculiar composition OF the British
ID was clearly brought out at the
"A conferences OF the Dominion pre-
d hero for the coronation OF King
IL No empire In the history OF tho
4 has ever organized itself on quite
me lines.
11ider the position. The Dominion
n and the Dominion navIes arc quite
|kte from the British army and the
ID navy And the Dominion states
iell us plainly that their armed
b WILL not OF necessity be at the dis
Of the mother country In the event
I'd; II will depend on circumstances.
Mn, the Doninions claim. and are
|lly exercising. virtually independ-
fHaty"makinG power, so that British
Iracy. unless ratified In the colonies.
not any longer bind the whole Brit
Dplre-at least. 1t may not.
turious Instance Is that of Japan,
c1pse. faithful and affectionatc ally,
D subjects are none the less given
"A chilly welcome when they intrude
Elves on CANADIAN or Australian
maps the strangest development con-
India. A native OF India Is as much
Itlsh subject as / am myself. Yet
not wanted In South Africa and
<t-h W ul'UtlsO lHt IlulHlIldllDH Df
|nnge.-printed exactly as II be were
1ricted criminal "
"a people welcome the growing in
|4ence OF the Dominions; others re-
- For me. express no opinion un-
DC that these young nations can
ray very far afield as long as they
1ucl huge sums Of hard cash to
Rich Of Lombard street.
Gaua xrror Tosk,-a
grant Of civil list pension Of
.nnually 10 the daughter OF the late
'eorge Gore. F. r, s., IL. D.. recalls
'lerestinG and romantic personality
. great scientific awakening OF the
Victoria era.
Gore. who had devoted most OF his
fsc to scientific research, died two
ego at the age OF eighty-two, leay-
fortune Of some 10000. IL Is be-
nc left the bulk OF his savings 10
'oyal society and the Royal lnstitu-
y oe devoted TO the Tthering OF
~ scieniflC research. that his
'.er needs the pension that has now
Eranted
tmall fortune represented very
PART OF the wealth that he cre-
nis daughter's small pension rep
tne returns OF but g. fraction OF
rnenls which the nation derived
ns laDors. Upon the chemical dis
y which resulted from his patient
sations and experiments with
|9orus are based the safety match.
ms researches In electro -mctallurGy
Leo nickel plating ard the electro
.lpn OF other metals. If he had
inc traction OF percentage OF
phts derived from the commercial
~ which his scientific discoveries
tpphed he would have been many
millionaire
nis concern was with pure science
q %ds content 10 make discoveries
mn'cn inventors and manufactur-
-'ned huge fortunes.
Clever 1mperscnation.
Lon clubland is laughing over
1i',cal "a story. Some jovial Caledon-
London ran n Bohemian circle
"ey nined together once week at
1ociai gathering. Two or three
pacE a distinguished Oriental vis-
n6 introduced, He WAS swarthy
~ and solemn Of mein. and wore
y s M robes, He was presented as
she indian coronation guests Of
4 ana II was explained that he
london, His hlghness was re-
10y welcomed. and tho customary
mentary speeches were made, his
~, oeing accompanied by an in,
no ls.o, hours he solemnly looked on,
.ue and drinking no intoxicants
~ me surprise and delight OF the
!, was announced that his high
1r4,nlu Sing an Indian love song
d n eys prince stood up and clec-
y essIyoody by suddenly, In accents
-"mu not have disgraced Harry
hn,eaEing out Into II Love a Las
.Lsme me Scottish BohemlHns knew
hah been completely "spoofed.H
~ hsss s was a "Rrlther Scot In
ne escaped with his life.
welded at Ninety-three.
~ Doughty. of Brighton. the old.
~ and clown In the United King.
5uNs Just been married To Miss
epah Underwood, also OF Brighton
Ssnty Is In his ninety third year;
" twenty-five years old.
n,enoreble prospective bridegroom
4 a. iewed and unrcservedly ex~
.hat since the death OF his first
-esla eL months ago he had felt lonely
er.Ieed. That IL the reason for
~ ''hh again, he said land moth
AFTER I am married 7 shall
vii. giving my wife everything
u rhM, name, Ztlpah is Biblical. and
ST:''h OF God. We nre both children