Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-30

K. ~ NOT DO OTHERWISE, GOD
HELP Us
ROOSEVELT TALKS TO STUDENTS
Invadcs the.Iome OF the Democratic
Candidate for Governor.
E.lniiea n " Oct. ao.-I ove rnor
poosevelt finished the first day Of MS
second week. campaign in this state
by an Invasion last night@cf the homs
af Fhe democrats candidate for GOV
rnes licn John e. Stanchfisld. His
t%.ic8ne IN this city Was a great polk
sics1l Demon srration. There We're nsarls
l.aG0 mnuntssd rough riders and the Ls5
eetinl ard the new Tivoli atheater We're
crowded NTH people eager TO near the
governor speak. and Overflow outdoor
meetings We're held Fully 10000 nsoplss 4
were in town. Tne governor. Yesterday
g4ttsai tlreeSof his tops. and esi,ss !aiis
81 k,lmira last night, devoted himself
si3riHeipal1y % a defense Of the nationai
at.sli:ll{s ira ton.
ri Ithaca he governor eptionst
was 81 a most friendly nature and he
paid a compliment i q one Of h.. college
fnsn. a son II Richard Croker W ,is
fusing to do as ne has generally dong
at other stops. make a personal attack
upon the Tammary leader. In his
nour.s speech he did not mention the
name of Mir. Croker The greatest en-
ifhusiasn Gf the entire trip was mani
tested in he city and 1.-THE train. This
WAS duespartly 70 Cornell Coflega stu
dents. A trolley ear Vas y waiting al
the depot, and as 1 passed down the
| main streets toward the meeting PLACE
II had 10 geatflru lines Of tafien.s TX
limiting he Widest enthusiasm. One
lSsqGafi Of students had dinner pals ji?
ltheii hands and wore blue Jumpers. A
parade was formed With three bands
land a sreat CROWD of students and arti
sans Ii vas about an honr aftsr the
/ governor arrived at the stand before
4 he got Well sosllis speech. he boys IN
/ sisting upon singing college airs to
campaign Words and giving their yells
/ The gssverfar began with a phrase cai-
eulated 70 put all the students in good
fhunloi. He said; II am glad to be
with you this afternoon and | Want u
4 say on the 6tn Of November next hops
10 see the republican party win by a
greater score than sou whipped Dart
mouth with last Saturday. r TO g.
i After sayitg this Inc speaker Fad fe
i wait for fully FIVE minutes before the
tumult ceased, ard he started again By
saving. q 81 iiI keep ii p q serious study
lsaf foot ball.. Some Of Governor Roose-
i yeits remarks we're:
81 want 10. call Your attention to one
or TWO phases of thu campaign. but be-
Il fore doing so want to- preface what |
4 say by correction - local demo-
4 eratie paper. That paper stated in ap-
4 propriate headlines that said four
years ago tina j would lead an army TO
4 was f!ngton to 8pfe1ent he Inaugural
s!Etion IF Mr.. BRYAN il elected. 1t seems
ito me. speaking seriously. little hu-
Il initiating even to have 10 deny What is
II not merely a fslsehood hut a prepas-
37srouss falsehood. and those who cried il
Il either Go know or ought 10 know thai
there is no truth in it, Not merely that
III never said it, but thai i never dreams
i OF saving IT, Il neves said anything that
bby the most violent efforts could be
5. twisted into a statement Of that char
Fl sacter. Now trust that paper viii no,
u think that is an asiye5 answer. II
Il can make il more positive l will,
In spending Of the probable enfran-
chisement of negroes in Porto Rico and
s|sof Observation-Disclosures in North Caro-
,iE8lina, he said:
+. Mr. Houghton. your coach there
y will remembers and perhaps some of you
who know the conditions of the past
y viii remern Der how one or the best cen
lever had, was colored man Now,
gentlemen, It would have been perfec,
a folly to have put him on the team on
y;