Ogden Morning Examiner and Morning Standard | 1909-06-27 | Page 2 | Fairbanks Makes Observations

FAIRBANKS A Tokio Toldo June J ne leaving I IS Souil S lou for the of iCotea olea today toda former Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks prepared the fol following followIng following lowing statement giving his impressions impressions of or the Japanese nese rule In lii Korea He lIe said political social and Industrial condition of Korea is steadily Improving Improving ing ald nHI this his hl Improvement commenced with lh the Ibe establishment of if f lie Iho lh Japan Japanese ese ee c c protectorate Much uch of this his pro hiro progress gress giess gr s was ag as mado under inder the statesmanship if Prince Ito The Th re regeneration generation of this has been well we started and I find thud everywhere e ev cv of the purpose of Japan towards Korea and anti the Koreans Pore Fore Foremost most niost among these waS ns the tho establish establishment uncut ment of if f a Judicial j system next the hue Introduction of good schools I find that are establishing ex cx reliant ef I nf public medical legal leg and ag rig rl n di h means p lS lSe e I ll I 0 o r ring n I u VI VII in ing in iii lull full inn and quid wit It I h huri I utmost the thi Japanese pro I I Tho iTha in of ol the tue mis I s upon the natives is excel I Ilent len leu The Insurrection has complete completely te teI I Ily ly I subsided u cd und and good order has been I generally HI e rail established hed throughout t the I country The Japanese are arc devoting denting their theil energies to the tho development of I the lie resources of Korea Koren and in inthis Inthis inthis this connection I was glad to find that hunt 7 75 per pen con of 01 the mineral mineraI products are controlled by bj Americans In con conclusion conclusion elusion I will say 1 11 education and anh hon lion honesty honesty esty arc are the tho prime essentials necessary necessary sary arr fur fou the tho complete regeneration of Korea and both hoUI of these theRe are aro lIng used by b the Japanese protectorate Japan Tapan has a delicate task and one that lint will vilh doubtless tax Lax her statesman statesmanship j I ship hut but I 1 have hae every eer reason to hope I for fOI the lie full success of her present pro nt I policy pol icy I