Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-13
PRESIDENT PACKING
HIS TRUNKS
Picking Out Refer
ence Books He
Will Need
THE PINCHOT- T-BALLINGER TIFF
Expect That Chief Executive
viii Issue Statement
Tomorrow


/ Beverly, Mass, Sept 13.-The Pres
ident spent the day in packing for a
long trip and revising his list of ref
erence books. etc. which he will need
in the preparation Of speeches. 1t is
reported that he will make a state
ment on the Pinchot- -Ballinger CON
troversy when he arrives at Boston
tomorrow to begin his trip.
Revised Itinerary
When President Taft motors into
Boston on Tuesday afternoon to be
the guest of the chamber of commerce
at a dinner, he will have actually
started on one of the most notable
trips ever taken by a President.
He will leave at 10 a. m. Wedpes-
day on the first stage of his long
journey, the first stopping off place
being Chicago, where he will be en-
! tertained by the commercial club and
| the Hamilton club. Leading through
the thirty states and both of the far
southwestern territories the Presi-
dents trip will reach its climax at Ell
Paso, on October 16, where he will
meet President Diaz of Mexico.
The Presidents trip covers 12.759
miles and his private cars will be
handled over twenty-five different
! railroad systems. The Southern Pa
cific will get the longest haul of 2.2S9
miles. The Maricopa and Phoenix.
and Salt River valley railroad in Ari-
zona gets the shortest haul of 81
miles. The voyage down the Missis-
sippi river from st. Louis to New
Orleans on the steamboat Mississippi,
covers 1865 miles and occupies four
days and five nights.
! September 16, Chicago, afternoon
and evening.
! September II, Milwaukee, forenoon,
La Crosse, late afternoon; Winona,
Mimi, evening.
September IS and 10, Minneapolis
and st. Paul.
September 90 Des Moines afternoon
and evening.
\ September 81, Denver afternoon and
evening
September %, Woolhurst, Colo.
forenoon; Colorado Springs, early af-
ternoon; Pueblo late afternoon.
! September %, Glenwood, Colo,
brief morning visit; Grand Junction,
one hour; Montrose, afternoon and
evening.
September a. Provo, Utah, after
noon; Salt Lake, evening.
September %, Salt Lake.
September &c, Salt Lake, morning:
Ogden afternoon; Pocatello, Idaho,
brief night visit.
September q, Butte, forenoon;
Havre, afternoon.
September 2S, Spokane, Wash.
September 20, North Yakima, fore
noon; Seattle evening.
September 80. Seattle.
October /, Seattle morning; Taco
ma afternoon and evening.
October and Portland.
October 4, Sacramento, Cal.
October 5, Oakland and Berkeley,
Cal, forenoon; San Francisco after
noon and evening.
October 6, Merced, l hour en- route
. to Yosemite.
October 7, s and g. Yosemite valley.
October 10, Fresno, Cal, afternoon.
October II and II, Los Angeles.
October 13, Phoenix and Prescott.
! A riz one hour St0nS
October IA, the Grand Canyon.
t. October Is, Albuquerque, N. NJ
October 16, El Paso and Cuidad
Juarez. Mex
October II, San Antonio, Texas,
evening.
October IS, San Antonio morning.
October 10, 20, q and %, at ranch
and in Corpus Christi.
October %, Houston, forenoon;
Dallas evening.
President Taft and Attorney Gener-
al Wickersham had final confer
ence tonight regarding the controver
sy between the interior department
and the forestry division Of the de-
partment of agriculture.
: Chicago Getting Ready.
| Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 13.-In anticipa-
tion of the influx of visitors during
President Taft's visit, Chief Detective
l Wood, is preparing to clear the city
! OF pickpockets and confidence men.
. Every moment of the visit has been
mapped out and every foot OF ground
covered by the President will be thor
oughly guarded by police and plain
(. clothes men The President who ar
rives Thursday, expected to speak
informally at a luncheon at the Conn
mercial Club and make an important