The sun., 1910-07-11
LOEB WILL SEE TAFT TODAY
san 10 >EEk PRESIbgNTNO n
~ GOI ERNORSHIP BOOu.
Hur,arr,l mat col. Roosevelt IIaS NlreasI,
Grrn Hl> SaRc'lSa and That tie Nm
gr, Ia Interest Hughes In I.s~h's Be-
nsn Thry Bsih ThInk urM OF IIln


cam, - Beverly tonight lie Was aud
rr.atlv stall ~ closer O. Theuinr. Ronse-
,.' han any man IN American I-olitrcs
A. h' close friend of Prrsi lent Taft
BE- President promoted him 10 he present
r,r-.'u. Among Prrsid.n, Taft. Col.
r-,'. lrpnd of friendship.
VI I~ab will call at the summer capital
a. Burgess Point Tomorrow Gf,srnoon.
H. will discuss with IN. President the
ta'ional political situation Ot of that
c.r'erenc- may cnmr much Friends II
're President here tonight saw that II
Indicates clearly that between the Presl-
d,ut and Col. RoOssve as was Indicated
.r dispatches t. TuE SUN last Monday
tacr" Is th. test of gnsd feeling and An
uni-rstandInS which is implied Il not
expressed
Nr Loeb. Il was said tonight d,-.s not
'NpeCt To talk about the New York stat.
HtIcal situation With the President
there are some politicians here. however
no 60 80 FAR a. a. sav that the Collect ,r
ahflNW " Fr"NfNlN " kFN llaF alA " n .A
t-e boom for the Governprshlp % New
Work. which hA- t.--n started by ri-
friends NJ home
The President has told fri,-ii,i- before
this that Loeb viii IT, a good man for The
Govemorship In answer To ingu rri,.>
~ 10 that boom Mr. Loeb was not COM
muniCative He declared that any one
~ho - looking for me- with Governorship
hoom viii have a long journey. for IN
tend Ia take a months hunting trip IN the
kocky Mountains IA the fall
II - bcliev.'d here that there Is M
question a. 80 fie uf col Rpos-:y"lt
on tine I.o.'h hnnu
With the - k'- of President Taft and !
Cd Roosevelt Ghusg who profess - know
Sem TO think at Mr. Loco would not only T
b.. the logical candidate but that Ia. would |
o. 'Noeeitngly well
u was limited to-n.gH' that the confer. |
e.rn between Col Roosevelt sui GOV |
u ghaS at Oyster Esy later "a a." w-.A I
lay he an aftermath q; the or.. here to- 4
r.Jrrow. and that Mr. Isp,h. with tl,. IN.
i0r~-m.ut of President Taft. VII get tho>.,
~ ais former chi-i and nf Tho Governor
Mr. Loeb believes that there will BE-
petty scrap This fall h,.ta.rn Mayor
Gaynor and William x Hearst and that
u cons~quence there will be "A fine reaGy
made opportunity Tor IA. Republican
IA-tv to Nin a victory
u - known that NJ .-h dd not come
= Beverly a. an "m.~~,Iy from CDl /
K nosayelt e. patch up g.,ac. be' Ne.u
iirn and the PXeCutl.e Nr Ire, 10
stII - understand that there j. ~ dif-r-
-uce Of opinion IN vital matters botWe-.n
.Te two men The Collector saw col l.
b pusevelt on "Wednesday and nobody
vho met him tonight gained ~" un-
-sssion that E- wLs IN Beverly 80 tx
up differences which II they existed
might lead 10 Republican defeat m the
fan
e y. Norton. secretary t. President
Taft. asked MIR I.Dsb - lay ~ from hi-
d iti.s for a day and com. ~ - Beverly
Mr Norton acted with the knoWlsdga
= President Taft. but Mr. Loeb II was
a. "a. did not consult With col Roosevelt
t-i1re he left New loyk The former
President knew nothing about the visit
a. all but IL was the general opinion that
Nr Lneb would not have come unless
D.. anew now matters stood let wren
X. "rly and Oyster BAY 4
Nth the arrival Of Mr.. Loeb on th" >
s..u- the Beverly politicians found eN.
lotions for the attitude - Col. Roose-
y. ward senators B-veridgs. Bristow.
- . ,.. .i'" and Representatives Madison d
! ...,'-r and Murdock.
lame known tonight that the !
incl promised senator Bevsridgs "a !
. t, 10 hIs behalf ~ the Indiana cam :
81, slI u.oause he had already promised I
>.ra'u~ Lodge Of Massachu -"tts 10 speak '
DO '." latt-r- interest IN this stat. Mr.
h..--dsa - reported - have pointed :
o. 'u col Roosevelt that Lodge - re- I
Ear."t ~ many a. ope Of IA" reaction I
49, II the Sena-@. II col Roosevelt 4
c ? stump for him. the friends Of Bev"-
, 20 tr. r"p"rt"d a. saying, why couldn't '
To- -f.as fur ~" Grand Young Man. th-
, -. -.">-Iyr and old friend of tho Ronso-
' puu."-' I,
s.. 'o the rest. Col Roosevelt was
'-..7v With them all He could not
Pc. rn 80" any aCIuainranc"- ~ stand ,I
'r hey d.- red to rt.Inh n ~agar1or" -
b Ir" insurgents or progr-ESIV"s re- =.
...t '.r colonel a- their prototyp" and
't-. a. wanted to talk Ia him and pour %
%. 'rFgh.as IN hs ears when b" Ept -
ra '.''H IN" great hunt
.a'pral political situation. which n
i-.-.G"ur Will di-cuss w,th Mr. Loeb "a
70 '." after a. ~ - IN those ~ others ~
E0t Nr I>o"p had dinner with +,
- ... ..t Norton and gave him has views -
.' ' -. - general In the talk to- u
..' '- "ypeCts. It was Said. 10 Rp ~
,far the ground with Mr. TAI IL.
.s ..- l"f' has great faith IN th" col .,
-..- rnI'rsl -ags"ity and probably =,
.. u. hls advice ~
-' 't.' plan of campaign viii u" q
... - prohlmztlcal ~
... ...I'nt - due to hty" foug laws
...' ."N' Mon day h. j. ~ -all up I
.... .u. - IN that tim" ~ In not
'...' a' VII bother much about u
4 vs. thlt Iutcr N"E' Re-
'' rE @" rest hero and th" on' au
-i LoWo,er. Nir Trr may r.
-." politicians OF more or
.. ....' -
... f.. Upr-r tnfttnated tonight IA