The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-29
TOUR Of THE PRESIDENT.
Chief Executive Explores and En-
lows the Wonders and Beauties
.... of the Pacific Coast.
HIS STEPS ARE NOW TURNED HOMEWARD
Enters Upon II Last Stages of Hi.
Long Trip-Grceted by Enthusiast
tic Crowds Everywhere and Make.
several Speeches.

Dunsmuir. Cal. May S.ICsSSaala
Roosevelt yesterday comaas1a6 his
tour of California and entered uva-l
the last stages OF his long trip which.
is to end at Washington Jeas & The
president made his longest speech
here. during which he said IN this
country we have room so- & hon
est man who spends his life IN honest
efforts: we have no room either sn- the
man OF means who. in s spirit OF ar
rogant baseness. looks down upon the
man less well OF. or for the man who
envies his nsghhor hcaus that
neighbor happens to be better OFT /
pity no mar because he has TO work.
Ii he is worth his sass he viii work |
envy the nan who has a work worth
doing and does il well; and surely NO
men alive are worthy OF a6mira-
ton than these men 10 whom ii has
been given 10 build up giant common
weal1hs like this. In coming across
the continent from the Atlantic to the
Pacific the thing that has struck me
most is that Fundamentally wherever
n goes in this broad country q good
American is a good American"
In Oregon.
Ashland. Ore. May e1.-The pres:-
dent was greeted by 5000 people as his
train pulled into Ashland last night at
a quarter of seven o'clock. where he
made his first stop within the confines
of Oregon. Bands were playing. cam
non We're booming, and thousands
were cheering as the president stepped
out upon the rear platform of his car
for a 15-minute speech, which he in
troduced by expressing the peculiar
pleasure he felt at entering the state
of Oregon for the first time.
Refers to Jewish Maxaacre.
Portland, Ore, May 22-President
Roosevelt travelled through the fertile
Willamette valley from early yester-
day morning until two O'Clock in the
afternoon, when he arrived in this CITY.
At Salem, the capital of the state. a
stop of three hours a made, and the
president delivered an address on citi-
zenship. In his address he made a
pointed reference to the recent Jewish
at Kishineff, although he did
not refer directly to Russia, to its gov
eminent, or to the bitterness Of the
racial hatred between Russian and Jew
In that country. The president con-
graduated his audience that the United
States was free from the curse of re-
ligious hatred and persecution. He
urged liberation in religious opinion.
Wants Strong Navy,
Tacoma, WASH, May 23.-President
Roosevelt entered the state of Wash
yesterday and stopped at a
number of cities, where he made
brief addresses. He got his first
glimpse of Puget sound at Olympia,
and delivered a speech to 1 10000 peo-
pie in that city. In his address in
he declared he desired the
kind of peace for the United States
That ONE to the just man who is
armed-the kind we can claim by
and not the kind that comes as
! favor granted in contempt. AS a
guarantee for the character of peace
want, the president argued that
IN adequate navy was an absolute
necessity, and said that the United
must prepare to dominate the
Pacific.