The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

Are tasnty -Oas G,Ins. but the Artillsry
vas 50 Glow thai only . few we're shot
Mr. Roosevelt stood under tke boil
The Youngsters N red. white and bl'is
yelled and continusd 60 yell louder when
b turned "a them and made gestures
AL ot . siddlsa the hAndsotns Som~n IN
gray and blue pulled the Ttbboas attached
TO he hell and The COlonel WAa covered
with russu that droppsd from the t~ll
aud the young Ados Withdrew 90 a spot
soms distance from ia. prsss stand
The C,lonsl said q lo: 81 pleasant thin q
hTst. Tie GOmplinentssd Arkansas on its
pretty girls which ALWAYS goes bix
Then lac looked up at the schoOlchildren
Nothing cui'd have p'eased me mors.
he exclaimed. than a. see this exhihit
~ Arkansas bss' crop While 10 "
absolutely uscs~aaTy ~ hAVegoOd sChools
II u even more nss'eS-ary 20 have Chilslr~I.
Ia attend them lookIng A. thus product
| like u foT IT. quality aswell as its guam
titv. When You play plaV f"r all YOU
are worth. bat when Won work don Z
play ~ alt I dout know whether THE
doctrin" - advanced a- part 1T TIL latter
day EDUCATION. but ! do know that u h
good common Sense
Senator Jed DAVIS heard the Colonel
tax about his new uatIOnaitsIn. Mr.
Davis did not come ~ afterward aud
"nrr has "ongrAt ulatiuns. Neither did
Gov. Haskell VI Oklahoma. Haskell had
's'sn invited hut declined Those az
luainird with the colonel Thought IL inst
a. we'll that the Guvarnor of Oklahoma
dbl not shoN up because there undouOt o.
"dlv would have been "A repetition 81 the
laiI'ne- incident MIR Roosevelt tried to
get Mr. Haskell Iutp the I'enitsntIary not
80 very long agr.
nd-r q burning sun that caused great
discomfort 10 fh- crow q especially among
the bare headed sChuul children. the
Colonel dlSCUuTErd pn his favurIte topic
One ~ the 'Insst~r- tainted The
Colonel. acCeding tO the dsmands ~ The
Iss'rsonS sitting across the wide track IA
the grand stand cW u short and went
over To he others Again did capt
'ireenwav helD the polio" Here u was
that Mr. Roosevelt touched upon the
matter ~ m" drainage Of lands He
spoke briefly The crowds Ch-hred some
more and then he g'ut entirely
he ret Irn-d To- the citv for luncheon
a. the hume ~ Capt GrsenwaN Along
IN" route he was ch'.-r-d a. the greatest
living American and occasionally a. tn"
next President 81 the United States
The Arkansans dslli.d around The fair
grounds som. time aftprvard To- those
who are unfamiliar with Sou hw rst ern
Gust om- y was strange - see folks sIt
down on IN" grass and take IN thar shoes
TO resi- heir fe~' II was explained by
a silk hated gentleman that this IL a great
help - rhe " cary
During the afternoon IN" Colonel mo-
tprvd through the Government rpEervA-
'lnn ana held reception As h" PASSED
Main ~ rect between IN" rows
~ lighthouses and darkened gambling
halls = man noticed that the Colonel did
not wear a silk hAi like the others
oh. look AZ him he shouted. Hes
got on wool hat Thus discovered IN.
Colonel went 20 his train.
The party left Tor ~ LOUIS at 5 N
= VI Mr. Roosevelt made = speech
A. LATHE Rock and then went - bed
Tomorrow will he one Of the lveliest
days ot the trip Mr. Roosevelt will
~ on the jump from sunup 'ill midnight
But what does he care Not rap