Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1901-09-29 | Page 9 | The Men of the Future

aa a aTHE THE MEN OP OF THE FUTURE New York World Three men Frederick W Bolls Holls Nil Wil William liam J T Youngs and Nicholas Murray Murra Butler will it ie is I believed ved become na 4 figures n res of importance during the th administration of President Theodore Thodore Roosevelt In the past Colonel Roose Roo Roosevelt velt has always sought their advice when confronted with difficult problems problem and he trusts them Implicitly All of them have firm faith in hits his capabilities as a statesman and as a leader of men The first of the three Frederick W V Holls is comparatively little known He is a man of striking personality per He is about six feet tall taU line has shoulders of ot great reat breadth and weighs about GO 0 pounds Hf He H is only 44 11 years old but looks at least ten years ears older He is slow alow in movement but his brain works with lightning ra raple Mr Holls HoSe is head of the law Jaw firm of or HoSe Holls Wagner Burghard whose of offices offices t table are on the 9 fifth floor of the H u uit able building He lives in Yonkers He has made a great deal of o money mODey practicing practicing practicing law and Is Js reputed to have con considerable considerable wealth He comes of or Pennsyl Pennsylvania vania vanla German his father being a af Lutheran minister He H is a graduate of f gt Columbia university ty and n of th the law a school and began n practicing In 1880 18 O Mr Hon Hells it Is said can have the United States attorney generalship general hip pro providing providing viding Iding Mr lr Knox insists upon retiring from the cabinet He has given much study to 10 education educational al matters and during Mr term as governor was chairman of ot the special committee appointed to bring about the unification of the educational e systems of oC the state Mir Mr Holls Holis was appointed I by President McKinley as general n secretary re of the United States commission to the tha peace congress at The Hague His services there were of a conspicuous character and though thou h he was not a commissioner loner he lie attracted more attention than any of the other Americans