The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-31
ROOSEVELT PLANS
WEEK OF ACTIVITY
Nine Meetings in the Big City
Are Planned for To-day.
GOES TO BUFFALO TUESDAY
Next Trip to Baltimore To address
Methodist Bishops and Then Away
Finishing Touches 10 He Made in
New York City Next Monday.

O. ster bay Oct S0-There was koth-
Ing to disturb the rest Of Col. Roosevelt
at Sycamore Hnl to-day When he went
down there last night. he requested that
he be left alone for Sunday at least. tie
said he was tired. Those who have fol-
loved the colonels course did not doubt
that in the least. SO the colonel rested.
The last week of whirling about the
country begins tomorrow.
II Mr.. Roosevelt follows his schedule
he will put in one Of the Iiveliest weeks
that he has had since he returned from
the lion hunt. and that's going some
Yesterday he visited Or Holbrook Cur
tiss, IN New York The doctor advised
him to use his voice as little as possible.
but thought that the colonel could stand
one more week OF jauntlng.
II is not with exuberant spirits that
Mr.. Roosevelt is looking forward to the
tour Of Manhattan that the State com
mittee has mapped out for tomorrow
night, He realizes that the rush and
jamming coincident with nine meetings
all over town are not calculated to rest
a weary soul. But he's in the game for
-AtA ~ y WI Niit bAtA At EaiQ NldI he VIII
move on just as fast as the procession
does
Catch Train 10 Buffalo.
As soon as the last meeting Is over
they viii hustle the colonel TO the sta
tion, So that he can catch the midnight
train out tor Buffalo. On Tuesday morn
lns he viii speak In a number of places
along the line which haven't been en-
tirely selected as yet The big speech
of the day will be in Buffalo. where
Fred. Greiner is rampant Before that
Mr.. Roosevelt will measure his voice
with the roar Of Niagara Falls.
Arrangements have been made for Mr..
Roosevelt to go from Buffalo to Balti-
more, but they were changed. and now
II Is all fixed for him to return to New
York Wednesday morning, remaining
long enough TO have breakfast and then
pull out for Baltimore There he viii
dine with the Methodist bishops and
make a speech to the teachers and stu
dents of Goucher College.
After that the colonel will start for the
West. lie Is due to arrive in Davenport
Iowa, on Friday morning. There viii be
two-hour stop in Chicago Thursday
night. In the afternoon Mr. Roosevelt
VIII visit Des Moines, and during the
day he VIII deliver car-end speeches
Whenever he gets a chance
Visit watched with Interest.
The call in Iowa is for the purpose Of
campaigning At Davenport the colonel
will say kind words for Charles Grilk
who is running for Congress. There is
some wonderment being expressed as TO
how they will receive Mr. Roosevelt in
Iowa, after the dissatisfaction expressed
by the insurgents upon the adoption of
the Saratoga platform in New York
State. Senator CUmmins came East a
while ago for the very purposa of dis
cussing the situation with the colonel
and placing the facts before him
But Saturday in Ohio gives promise of
even more interest than the other visit.
After Senator FoTakers attack of a
week ago upon the New NationaIisn.
there was some curiosity as to what Mr.
Roosevelt would do. As things stand now.
he will do just as he planned. His pres
ent intention is To deliver the same kind
Of addresses that he has been delivering
here. James r. Garfield will be with
him on the train as it slides across Ohio.
His friends as we'll as his opponents are
wondering what the colonel viii have to
say about the standpat Ohio platform
and its candidate for governor. Warren
g. Harding.
Mr. Roosevelt is due to land in New
York next Sunday. Following a day OF
quiet at Sycamore Hill, he viii 20 10
town on Monday to put OH the finishing
touches 10 the campaign he has been
making for Stimson, and then he says he
viii be absolutely silent
The colonel is expected in his office to-
morrow afternoon. He viii start to tour
Manhattan right after dinner.