The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-08-31
CALLS TRIBUNAL
UNDEM0CRAT|C
Roosevelt Sharply Criticises Su-
preme Court for Un-Ameri-
can Decisions.
COLORADO OFFICIALS
ENDORSE EX-PRESIDENT
At Denver Teddy Gets an Ovation
Comparable to That Given Sue
cessful Candidate for Nominal
ton to High Office.

DENVER, Aug. 29.-Acts of the SUI
preme court of the United States were
sharply criticised by Theodore Roose-
welt today in an address before the
cited two decisions by the Supreme
Court which he declared were con-
trary to the principles of democracy
and he said emphatically that if those
decisions indicated the permanent at
titude of the court, then the entire
American system of popular govern
ment would be upset
An unqualified endorsement of
Theodore Roosevelt was given today
by governor Shaffroth and Mayor
Speer, both of whom are democrats.
This endorsement was given in the
presence of thousands of men and
women assem- bled in the great auditor
ium which was the scene of last dem
ocratic national convention.
The ovation was far more marked
than that received by him at any other
place during his present journey
through the west The endorsement
of Roosevelt just before his presenta-
ton to the great audience and the
sembled that given to some successful
candidate on the occasion of national
convention.
Throughout his speech on conServa-
ton, Colonel Roosevelt was interrupt
ed by applause frequently. No one
stirred from the great auditorium until
his remarks had been concluded and
as he took his seat, the ovation &C
al m
repeated.
Pandemonium was let loose when
Roosevelt arrived this morning. AS
soon as he left the special train, he
passed through the streets of Denver
in a parade, headed by cavalry men,
artillery, and infantry from Fort
Logan. After a brief rest, he went
u Overland park, where he address,
ed the Denver Press club.
The colonel had barely time to get
back to the city to address the
throng which was waiting for him
in the auditorium. That done, he
fastened to the state capitol and
after speaking there was whirled
back to the auditorium to speak to
his old comrades in arms, the Span
ish War veterans.
Time to Change Clothes.
Denver gave the colonel just time
to change his clothes before it re-
quired his presence at the final func-
ton of the day, the banquet of the
Colorado Livestock association. The
colonel talked to the stockmen after
dinner, and then went to bed 1t was
mighty busy day, he said, but a
thoroughly enjoyable one.
The Roosevelt party leaves tomor-
row morning for Pueblo and from
there he goes to Ossa watomie, Kan
sas where he is due Wednesday
morning.
Speaks Before Legislature.
Colonel RooseYelt's speech before
the Legislature, was one of the five
which he delivered in Denver today.
Everywhere he went he was greeted
by cheering multitudes which blocked
streets, interfered with traffic and
packed to suffocation the various
buildings in which he spoke The
auditorium in which he spoke on
conservation holds $1,000 persons
and yet it was large enough to seat
but a part of the throng which clam
ored for admission. The streets out
sue lIt DhllulISS were CROWDED Win
other thousands who sought in vain
to gain admission. From the moment
he arrived until he went to bed Col
onel Roosevelt was kept on the
move. In addition TO his speech in
the auditorium and his speech be-
fore the legislature he addressed the
Spanish War veterans, who are hold
ing their national encampment here.
Many Speeches
He addressed the livestock associa-
ton this evening and talked to the
Denver Press club at their chuck
wagon luncheon in Overland park.
The chamber of the house of repre-
sentatives was filled with a crowd
which cheered him so frequently that
he had difficulty in proceeding with
his speech. In addition to his re-
marks concerning the Supreme court
Colonel Roosevelt denounced dis
honest legislatures and demagogues.
He scored men with wealth who gain
their riches at the expense of the
people, attacked untruthful newspa-
pers and magazines and praised peri
odicals and newspapers which, he
said DO lily told the truth in order to
purify the body polite.