The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-16


Where He viii Meet Dlaz.
Beverly. Mass. Sept 15-PresideDt
William II. Taft to-day stepped into q
motor car. waved a cheerful good-by.
and started Tor Boston. where this
evening he boards a private car and
begins a tour Of the west and south
that will be the most remarkable trip
ever taken by a president Of the Uni
ted States. The route Of about 1900
miles has been carefully mapped out,
and every arrangement Is perfected.
The fact that to-day Is Mr.. Taft's hfty-
second birthday anniversary WIS Ia
ken as a happy sugury for the success
OF the long Journey.
Besides the president. the party In
cludes Capt Archibald Butt. military
aide: Wendell W. Mischler. assistant
secretary: DR.. J. J. Richardson Of
Washington. d. C.: James Sloan. Jr-
and l.. C. Wheeler Of the secret serv-
Ice, and Maj Arthur Brooks, the presi-
dents confidential messenger. SIX
newspaper men viii accompany the
president throughout the entire trip.
shortly before noon tomorrow, the
president will arrive IN Chicago and
be the guest Of the Commercial club
NJ luncheon. Next the Hamilton club
takes him IN charge and viii escort
him. with a bodygpard OF f.sQ0 mem
bers, 10 the West side ball park. 10
witness a game between Chicago snd
New York. After that viii come a din
ner al the Congress hotel. and then a
meeting IN Orchestra hali. where Mr.
Taft VIII make a speech To wind up
the day. the president viii put la his
appearance at a reception aud BAN
given by the Chicago bankers in the
Auditorium.
IN Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Leaving Chicago az 3 n NJ, Friday
morning. the presidential party viii
stop az Milwaukee. Madison and Port.
age. and viii spend the night az WI
mona. MINI. ana viii reach Mime
apolis early on the morning 81 satur-
day. September rs. Tie viii spend all
Saturday and Sunday in Minneapolis
and ST. Paul. leaving Sunday night al
eight O'Clock IN order 10 reach Dcs
Molnes on tho morning OF S~eptembeg
20.
Five hours viii be- spent IN the lows
capital where Mr.. Taft viii review
5000 troops or the regular army and
make a speech. and then the president
moves on to Omaha. where he vii
spend the late afternoon and evening
Denver viii be reached the after
noon OF September 81. aud the presi
dent viii SO Almost direct from hii
train TO the state capitol for q rooop
tion 20 De rendered by state officials
BY the chamber OF commercc and civ
&c organizations Al 2 y M. the presi
dent win make an address In the Den
yer Auditorium. Shore Mr Bryan las.
year was nominated for the prehl
dency,
The president and his party vii
breakfast WITH Thomas r. Walsh, a
Wolhurst. near Denver, the moTninl
OF "Wednesday. September %, and thel
return 20 the city for the chamber o
commerce banquet az noon.
Leaving Denver al 8 . m. septem
her %. the president and his part
viii stop for an hours visit az Colo
RADIO Springs. and then 80 on d
Pueblo. where IN the evening the,
win DO guests az the state fair.
IN Wonder Region o. Colorado.
The morning OF September 80 VII
find the president AZ Glenwoo.
Springs for a brief visit and that an
ernoon he Will visit Montrose, wher
he viii formally open the great Cur
nison river tunnel built by the govern
ment for the irrigation OF the uncou
pahErC valley,
Returning 10 Grand Junction I
resume the journey westward. IN
president wIl arrive az salt LAX
city. Utah Friday afternoon. Septen
Der "a. 20 remain there until Sunda
afternoon, the twonD-sixth when IN
party leaves over the Oregon Shoi
line f0r Pocatollo. Ida. and Butte
Mont. she latter city being reache
Monday. September 81. at 6 40 q n
Iohn Hays Hammond Joins the part
a. Salt Lake City.
After spending half q day 10 huttI
there win he 3 brief excursion int
Helena. spokane. Waeh, viii B
reached early Thursday morning. u