Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-29
|, Oes Moines, Iowa. He Kisses
The Babies.
bpOvISEs MADE ON STUMP
,,sK.pt-Thsir worth Lies IN
~ su,alment-sie - standing
f,, strain Of the Trip WELL

o.,,,va Ia, April 2S.-Preslien'
V'sselfs train pulled out OF th'
nSV' s,stlon in omaha at . o'1ocH
In. morning, some time before any OIL
IN. party were up
r.s nresldent and his party arrived
' ss.nonaoah at Z o'clock Marty
ma greeted the president there. ron-
R.',,man Hepburn met the Fesi-
e., AT this, his first stop In pwa'
soy cummlns and his party die not
4 '.,se there as at first planned, but
1 :, me president at Clarlnda, thesec-
IN stoppIng place, The president
3s,.nrted a large platform, erectd for
] nurpose and addressed thu as
fnh,oge His address was brle and
y ,So poInt and was enthusiastically
w % The train left at 7'lO ollock.
Tno presidential train arriNd at
3carInda on schedule time, ad al
,saneb the rain had been heay for
sS Sr an hour yet the enthusiasm Of
y. crowd was very gratifying o the
.ssIdept After a short drie the
i s,.s,Sent delivered n short address,,
.i,s speech was plain common sense
.sk without any reference to plitics,
President Roosevelt spent 10 min
r,ss IN Van Vert, The town has q
So"uIatIon Of about 300, and lost of
,Ssm were at the station. Hunceds of
ssone drove In from the couny and
,he PRESIDENT spoke to nearly l,O peo-
ny delivering q short address and
Ken Ms train pulled out for osola.
Al Osceola the president receied an
.stbusIastic greeting, and tn short
mech he made was heartily icelved.
hiring his address he paid the'ollow-
Inv compliment 10 Congressma Hep
/ Mp and the other members d the
Iowa delegation in Congress-
NJ is a great pleasure to coe here
,oaay and then be introduced " Col.
HEPBURN who has been trayelg with
No throughout this district. Al In de-
rar,Ing from II and from MIN, Wish to
,ate my sense Of obligation to I'm and
10 all the Iowa delegation for.he aid
bey gave me last yeat-tne imluable
AID N bringing about certainbits Of
tglsation. non partisan In chacter,
which deemed Of the utmosimport-
snce. those like wise susperyion and
regulation OF certain great corTatlons
Of the type popularity known atrusts,
notably OF those engaged In Ding an
Interstate business; leglslation,hich l
| deemed invaluable not only bouse Of
| Is courage, but because Of Insanity
and because ii does not pretel to do
anything that it does not do.
"A promise should be keppn the
| stump Just as much as off thstump.
| The worth Of any promise II In Its
iuIfment by action. and II wathanks
70 COL Hepburn, thanks to e Con-
| gess, TO the members of bothhe sem
| sie and the house from Iowa, ID their
| fellows. that am able to cor before
YOU feeling that all that had en- said
| BY Us as to the need Jr such rllation
has been made good In fact oprove-
nents upon the law have be made,
bitter legislation has been putpon the
statute books and the legislan upon
he statute books has been nforced
With honesty and with fearlessss."
Al Des Moines the preside kissed
number Of babies. Duringie drive
four mothers, each with a bd in her
ANS, approached his carrie, and
handed him bouquets Of fiOwl They
lsen held up the babies TO kissed,
and the president did not appoint
them.
one Of the features OF theay was
ns large number OF schooshildren
nat greeted the president. every
pace he stopped and at ma places
Where the train did not stopie little
/ People were congregated, waY small
American flags. This featuipleased |
NE president very much az he re-
lsifed to the children seyd times
during the day.
his speech at Ottumwa Is pre-
eaed by a short drive throughe city.
although his train was latind ala |
le' arrive until after dark. spoke |
Nhleht on the good work SeoWilson |
iao done In the field OF agriture.
me president is bearing thcrain OF |
ue ulp splendidly and his fahas not |
,u 1881 the tan II acquired Ding his |
MO weeks In Yellowstone pa.