The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30


INDIANAPOLIS. Ind May So
President Roosevelt this afternoon,
before thousands Of listeners. gave
a most Characteristic address Do
which he belabored the railroad Of
fielaia Of the various lines Of the
United States and laid down the
cold facts regarding manipulation
Of stocks bonds etc.
The speech was delivered after
the unYeiiiuE ~ the Gen iawton
monument aud vas one % the
most striking utteraness vi the
day
This speech contains the remedy
for the railroad eyil and fFeri.
dent Roosevelt bcKeechsd the pco
pie 10 stand NJ his back and AZ
niai ia securing proper legislation
The president and his party az.
rived shortly before noon and
thronea greeted the chief eHecu
tive
nELI.EFoHTAINE, Ohio May 30
The president and his party a..
rived here 81 7if this morning
Tho president greeted the town
people from the rear platform.
President Roosevelt wore out ths
vice president IN Ions saik q
Akron iast night Fairbanks had
little appetite Tor dinner and re-
tired early. lie ls stiff this morn
iaF The train was sidetfaeked
three miles from town. The pres
laeni and vice president. Loeb
RlHey and railroad man and
guard aiso James Sloan started out
Roosevelt and Fairbanks. led By
Sloan. 81 the pace
Fairbanks long legs KEEP, up cas-
iiY and the three spon left the 9th
sfa IA behind They walked over
three hourn 40 hili and down.
The first stop vas made Ak miles
out
iet AZ set a glass Of milk" said
the president
Ny favoriis beverage puffsd
the vice president
The farmer and his family nearly
collapsed wheu the president intro.
dnoed the party and asked for milk
lie said I'm the president and
ihis Il the vice president We come
70 pa our respects Il Is rather
YARN and vs walked from Akron.
What exclaimed the farmer
Akron When DID You start
THIS morning.
"Aboat Alx this evening laughed
the president
Hs sst the pace returning and va
even briakcr than on the out trip
They Hsre a. the table IN the car
= nins O'Clock last uight
IRE hTfa whose monument us
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ness ~ time. serving his country
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sFsrf man may veil envy.
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