Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-23
RoosevELvs TRIP SOUTH.

| RALEIGH, n, c.. Oct. 19.-Presi
dent Roosevelt reached Raleigh this
morning, after spending the latter
part OF the night on side track in a
cotton field some miles from town
The lieutenant governor. reception
committee and a great crowd greeted
the president here and escorted him
TO the capitol and to the fair grounds,
where President Roosevelt made a
formal address.
The suden death OF Governor Glenn
caused cancellation Of that part of
the program which provided for a
presidential breakfast at the govern.
or's house.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The pres
ident's Raleigh speech attracted un.
/ usual attention here, showing az 1t
| does the presidents changed views
regarding rate regulations 1t is be-
lieved II the Raleigh speech covers
the recommendations the president
will make to Congress on the railroad
question. HIS Tssns viii have smooth
er sailing tfsar@ @hssxheen hitherto pre-
| dicted. ''''ii -
| ROSWELL, Ca, Oct. 2O.--President
Roosevelt this morning drove to Ros
well village to visit the home OF his
| mother.
Roosevelt went through the old
homestead and shook hands with
many Of the good folks who knew his
mother when she was Martha Bullock
He made pilgrimage to the Presby
terian church where she worshlpped
and where her father. Major Bullock
dropped dead while teaching in Sun
day school.
| ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 20.-Presideni
Roosevelt arrived here at II O'Clock
this morning.
ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 20.-In his ad
dress today the president devoted
himself largely TO discussion OF cor
poratIons as related to the industrial
problems and to our attitude toward
China. He said In part:
Undoubtedly there is need OF regu
lation by the government In the In
terests OF the public of these g:ea'
corporations which in modern life
4
efficient business implements ant
which are therefore the implement,
commonly employed by the owners o.
large fortunes. The corporation is {
creature Of the state. II should al
ways be held accountable to some SOW
ereign and this accountability shoult
be real and not sham. Therefore
in my Judgment all corporations doinl
an interstate business. and this mean
the great majority OF the largest cor
porations, should be held accountabl,
to the federal government. There 4
every reason why we should be vigi
liant In searching out what is wroni
and unflncningly resolute in striyini
to remedy It,"
II JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Oct 21.-
Booming guns, screeching whistle
! and the cheers OF thousands greete
President Roosevelt as he left the spt
cial here this morning in compan
with the governor of Florida. the may
or OF jacksonville, and the citizens
committee OF one hundred. The pres
idential party, having clean bills c
: health from Surgeon General Wymar
passed the quarantine camp outside G
: town without stopping. After review
Ing parade this forenoon the presiden
addressed one of the largest crowd
ever assembled here.
ri The president said in part: 81 wis
to say a special word about the Pant
} ma canal. believe the canal will b
: a great benefit to all our people, bu
chiefly to the states of the South A
lantic, the Gulf and the Pacific. Whe
, | completed the canal will stand as
monument to this nation. for 1t wi
, be the greatest engineering feat eve
accomplished in the world"
' Most OF the presidents speech wa
4 devoted to discussion OF Panama, ii
. canal and our relations to the Lati
3 American countries.
r He added: "The canal will be a goe
thing for the world as a whole. b,
e especially good for the people OF Il
. isthmus and the South Americs