The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-25

w" slrinS OF machines halted long enOu an
I Tor Mr. Munroe To discuss the work he
mas been doing up here under the direc-
Ton 81 Secretary Wilson. He spoke Of
me depreciation % land values and aaid
that Tor ~, you could buy 10 acres
,ight here u you had the money handy.
,r. huhroe mas taken zap a mighty prac
ucal work IN this region aud his expert
mentlnR IN seeds has done lot for the
farmers who are trying TO build up what
has been torn down MIR SchInid, il
Dutch and Mr.. schmidt IL Norwegian
ne SchmIdts had an exhibition con-
and cucumber neatly arranged on a
rhair an front 81 their house NJ the
colonel ztopped there He explained
mar he, too. was Dutch same a. MIR
schmidt. He Joked with the SChmidts
and praised them for raising five little
SchmldiS This was at Pinsy Hollow.
/, The pumpkins we're fine bat the Ave
/ boyr, by George. they were better re-
maTksSi Mr. Roosevelt later on. 4 thought
Mrs schmidt was the h,-t thing on the
| farm And 30 II went
| " didn't take long for the motor TO
Nhlri the q lonel over - N~wheld which
bS- nothing on few towns IN the West
ana he south that b. has vlsitsd A band
~ derby halted citizens blew itself en-
Enthusiastically. They PLAYED sacred hymns
IA slow tempt which addei Ia the z-st
ot IN" ocuasion. some IL the muzician m
ore y Ia bile Su-penderS
he Colonel worked his way ny the
StairS 20 the Newfiald Hotel. next door to
dudley Hall. which ~ not the name of a
p,'r~Oh. but of a building An "a ger crowd
OF inhabitants stood b.naath Others
hlled the windows 10 Mont Godley's hard
ware Stor" and j samples drug store
across the street The band ceased and
Mr. Roosevelt talked
lie discoursed on farming and didn =
mention politics He told the New
tleiders that Interests should he use.i
Tor sheep farms and that the hillsldes
should To- cultivated for timber crops
No type % work M thus country pro-
ducos quite as hign a tyI,. Of citizen az
among those who actually hive on the soil.
the Colonel allowed \ewtsld applauded
and the Colonel went away
Congressman Dwight did himself proud
on IN" al frasco mnchaOn ha served on
Irish Hill to-day Mr. Roosevelt and
the party spant an hour or - eating and
foollng around The Colonel liked that
more than little. hsCaus. he didn'
have Ia 30 through any formAlities, and
" he wanted "A pickle all hs had Ia do was
TO ell to some one near hv and he got IL
The passerby would never have known
that an NPre-idsnt was IN that luncheon
After the luncheon the machines h.gan
on the ssscoud lap Of the swing among
the hills. They tarri~d while ~ Van
welt made brief syeerhes from the car
Al Candor. on Main street. the Colonel
held forth 10 the whole town. which
closed up shop for the time bslnE \
man rang the bell ~ welcome Al Owego
Mr. Roosevelt found large crowd wait
ing his arrival They had be.sr standing q
in IA" street for an hour or more They .
re 'eiV"d ann with apathy and didn't
ntsrruJi much with applause A. th.
end they handicapped. and that was all
He spoke thu. - that he aid hefor"
The I'd" into Binghlmton was swift
4 he az nsa u Ets1 aG
m" Colonel sped by. although zous Of
th"n didn't cogniZ" HIM when they
-Iw him One old man driving recall
rit-ant horse that blo"k"i The road eS-
0laims-i -hrIllv gl!e.~ yo'I he KOln |
IN hear Roosevelt heTH-
Nr Rpo-eve,t had dtnrs- On On" Tram
Ne was escorted - stone Oye-d HOUSE
o-niRh' 10y hand and to-chhghts
Dn n" stag" we-" senator Harvey u
u Inuan. VINO Iv.s mere. Con gresham
ocks S"larp- Dlvrnpo'' and Congress
nan p~igr' Tn" aud'"rp" received
h" toloncI u.I-fIy
Tn" SPECIAL ief' hc-" 80 abort midnIgh'
To-nur,uV Nr Ruo-.'rs' vii mako soy ,
md ~ ~" d1v VIII Q night 500" > 900
,yraUu-'. Ia"." b" will bs the g.Io~t
Z Francis H"ld-ICks
Ih' circular that IA" Democrats have ,
ar' "!' "a Nov York state absorbed ,
ofn. ur VI Rpp-"yali's time to-ni.,h'
\ all Stree man Who wrote hun tnst
h"r' ON" men down th.r" Ahp nu-in q
" cuu'"ind'd with ~" .'E"r crowd :
mi thu tu.-" hpn"-t "u"U were not with
r. Murphy '
rhe "amylign upon Su.nh "" have !
u-t "nt -'Vi - OF Eupr'.fn' ''' pOT' anua
cad ~ Roo-av"H More than ever \
vii aHeut m" hu-nr~- and financial &
interests - every T"rs'n ~I'h n he e,
,ortsrs 80 'h- ~ts'. : b" followed '
then Hs shouted 'hl' Ihe circular &
1Id npthnu tpou' honesty N tu- n"--.
g. wondered Nhv they ha' omitted 20 t
tI' tha' IA
Tn" democratic parry "a this cav
ign stands for TRANQUILITY and N@ars'. '
nd 10 opposed 10 the mid do,'rn.- ~ v
ih.. Colonel cont luu"d They +
r.. opposed 'o 'h- vIii dootrines ~
.oo-evel'. he rar"af"l "a fa'-.tt" VOL !
b" Ro"-eyelt do"trn" j. tn"i shall not
teal This sally wa greeted Nth sp-
iAuss 10y an audi'u-' - about -'p 3
ersons ~ the Opera Hr'I-" "A
To defeat tho Rpo-ss s.i' tupl'Cies vii !
HuuIrc for legit,inat" us"- "a large OUTLAY ~
mo, m"n"y -a ,, Mr. KS"-"y .n !, ''',.
gnrd bv Charles Z Murphy and othsr-. q
N koO-oysit r"uratad m. lar' phrase =,
bout tho n's.---l'y ~ money for light :,
az" u-"- ~ VII reuurr" lsrs" :
Iilsv ~ money intIrmur.i m" to'or"I n
4 'hiuk thst Mr. Murphv'- committee u
~ told "Ndctlv IN" 'rutn They rray "A
al them th. koo-oy"lt polICie- n they
IN They ar" IN" pOio."~ II IN" aVerag"
Ir sighted man n will require "
rRer outlay ~ money than all IN" money u
lat Tammany Hall can collect from @
all Street n
i think well win tn year w
exclaimed and n not W". n :
, ahead and win neNt Elm" We We got
% Republican partv on the highest : n
ane i has over been IN New York STATE" n
' Roosevelt said that h" was 'Illlng =
rest his cas. on this circular issued n
= Tammany Hall TO wall Street
OING To UtIE WORLD NtP.
re- entina. Iblir and BrsIiI .grer 10 n