The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
R ALSO OBSERVES
COMING
OF JAPANESE EMPEROR

seoul. Korea. oct. 6.-Tho corona-
ton Of the japanese emperor ON No
lNcmbcr 10 az kioto Is having an APP
propriatc prelude In Korea by the
opening OF "A big Industrial exhibition
arranged to show the world what
Japan has accomplished for Korea
during the five years Of Japanese adj
miuistration. With imposing cere-
mony aud in the presence of "A great
crowd Of people gathered from all
parts of the ancient hermit kingdom,
Ithc exhibition was inauguratcd by hts
imperial highness. Prince Kan-in, ANA
his consort.n the Princess kan-in,
who came here as the personal rep
rCsontutivcs OF the emperor and en-
press of japan.
on arrival at Seoul, which is gor-
%geously decorated and Illuminated,
the mcmbers OF the royal family were
received By the Korean Prince vi n
Princess vi and by many military,
naval and civil officers and represent
atiNc citizens. school children occu-
pied e prominent place along the limo
lot procession To The official residence
Of Governor General Tcrauchi which
was placed at the disposal OF The Wis
itors.
For tho first time in their iiycs
Thousands of country-tolk who came
To see the Inauguration of the cXhihi-
tiou witnessed an %aeroplane IN flight.
1.-THE machine was driven by X. Ozaki.
the son of Yukio ozatd japanese
minister ~ Justice. and circled high
above the park during the initial Get
emonies. Dinner parties, meetings oi
the Red cross II Ladies' Patriotic
association. a military review and a
celebration by the railroad bureau OF
the completion of 1000 miles of rail-
road track in Korea were among the
features OF the opening.
The fair Is "a comprehensive pre-
sentation Of the achievements and
Industries Of Korea aud has made a
favorable impression upon observers
as indicating he progress of the coun-
try along modern n progressive
lines.
The exhibit includes over 32.00C
products OF the various industries OI
the provinces OF Korea, articles pro
duccd by work undertaken with tn'
imperial monetary grants and arti
cles relating 20 education, engineer
ing. forestry, communications. a.
nance, sanitation. charity and relief
police affairs, justice and fine art
Side by side with the new are fire
/, quentiy placed products of the ole
Korean regime, with the idea q
|briuging 90 public notice the result
Of the new japanese administration
> About 100 japanese journalists VIII
assembled here To see the exhibition
! adopted a resolution expressing thei
appreciation "of the great progres
! and improvement achieved iu Chose
Cthe Japanese name tor Korea dur
4 Ing the past five years" ana yoicin
thcr hopes FOR the mrther progres
and development of the peninsula
A feature Of tho exhibition perio
was a luncheon given by Govern,
J. General Tcrauchi Ia honor Of -
> Robert r. Spcer OF the United state
secretary fu the Presbyterian board q
foreign missions. and at which wei
9 present Htusford : Miller. the Amei
lean consul general Bishop Harr
!, and other american missionary worh
? crs. Goucral Terauchi made IN
point that mo fundamental object ,
the exposition was To- give the peop.
" an opportunity to study how the di
%fcrent branches Of national .ndustT
? might Doe developed 10 best advontng
b Or Specr, replying. compared cond
tions boo Korea today with chose
eighteen years when he wss hel
= on AN inspection tour, and eNpresse
= the opinion that all Intelligent peop
would appreciate Japan's endeavo.
not 60 make Koreans "A subsoryiel
X neople nut TO upiift them So that IA,
might become equal as we'll as loy.
subjects of the japanese emperor
his view 10 was proper and GORE
4 that Japan having annexed Eore
J should seek 10 assimilatr nnd natiol
alize the korean people. d..