The Washington times., 1910-05-01
Great Ball Player Says He'll
Knock the Sphere Over
the Fence.
PRESIDENTS TALK
TO BE ON TARIFF
Busy Day 5 Mapped Out for the
Chief Executive and
His Party

III = c. Nav For the second
-L--e v-trl. = -ew weeks President Taft
czEs 10 Fl-ls=hurE today. The last visit
Vas maze .lat the President might
snow resrect by his presence at the
fc1ersf cL 1Ers. Taft's brother-in-Iaw,
Thomas EcE- IaughIin- That visit
ress E-ot one on a dark day.
BROKEN 1l-r 1tfuI fails of rain and
t.-l-s- a-lf ghtuiuE.
L-EeE She PRESIDENT, fresh and suil-
lEE asrh1-Et the trip from Buffalo was
E---- stee0-.7 down from his car at the
t-a-=- --.l1e-LE Station into a land Of bril-
---ar sunshine IF there really is any
liitlstulE smoke It wasn't working to
day
It's pretty generally understood that
AIr- TAFT may make a strong political
talk at the Americas Club dinner here
tomorrow night He brought lots OF
data on the revenue producing quality
OF the PaynA-AIdrich tariff law with
him and IS expected to use it.
But that isn't the real important thing
about the PittsburE visit The Presi-
dent really intends to meet a great
man here tomcrrOw-the Hon Honus
wagner, leading swattist OF the world
that's why the President looked so con
tented when he stepped from the train
today Mayor BIaEee and William Nc
Conway were there waiting as q re-
cepton committee
Talks Of Ball Games
Hello Mr. Mayor said the Presf-
dent How are you2 Isn't this i'm
nense weather. We ought 10 have a
corking good day tomorrow for that
ban game"
The President with Captain Butt Wa
driven 70 the LaughIin home On Wood
lawn road Several members ofs me
Anericus club and a co-ns OF uo7TeA-
men formed p escort Secretary EI--,-
"ho came from IVashingLon VIA Buffalo
with AR. Taft. 1zft him al East Ifbertv
ard vent TO Seheuley Hotel
The President had breakfast a+ f47a
Laughlin home and tFen went n Divine
worship al the First Unitarian Church
He took lunch at the home OF his sis
teT-in-law and later notored through
SchenIey Park
Just 70 make sure that there won't
r any mistakes or II there are 70 see
llaJ justice IS forthcoming promptly 10
---H 5--L-1 party. Prof Willis Moore is
here OStensibly lTr. Moore cz77a -
attend the Founders Dav e,e~cfsas > ,
CaTneSie Institute rouorrov- r1ornfrz-
tne weather chief knows how much the
Stner cnie1 wants 70 see Honus Tazne~
lead the Pirates to victory even .,,--v
MS brother c. P Taff's own hovs ~
S.nlcago Cubs. So there won't b. anv
7 lTeDaCk II II can be prevented bv ?
aard-TorlIing weather sharp
Other Notables In Pittsburg
During the day Count Johann vo,
Bernstorf, the German aubassador. and
Count Conrad 6e EuIsseret. the Re1riaa
IsllTllsJeT, VIII re- present the Diplomatic
Ccrps at Founders day exercises the
ball gamev and the banuuets. Senator I
Penrose and Oliver Of PennsvIvaris
senator Borah OF Idaho. Represearaffy-es (
: oHn La-zell- James Burke ana T)r =
j. a abrc1Le-c5 or Pirtsburg. are here. TOO
Iedq' TOT anything from a feIder's
cloice 70 talk on the tariff
LotllorroW IS the big day for aTr TAT
IN Ile nor llnE he Wi Tafteud rbe 60
negie Tnstit Ite Founders dsy- sv-e--,s..-
lunch With The University Cvf-71, - - 4
the bal game at Forbes Field =s-afr-1 ]
al the Hotel Schenlev- and SPEAK TO 4f,a
41nerlcUs Club at its Grants birthday
dinner al night
From Pittsburg the President roes IN
- LOUIS g P Taft and Count Von
t5ernstorf VIII accompany him from
Pittsburg
Meanwhile they say Honus Wagner Is
DeIJlnE Two iron men that he knocks
ihe ball clear aver the Forbes F-fa!6 4
center ue-d fence There are states I
men diplomats, mad members of Con
ereSs betting he wiz or he won't bur If 4
y HIS Moore is on the Job urorerfv ~
tlere ISM any bareback. money U-fI Il
change hands