The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
MAYOR REFUSES TO
ACT ON COMMITTEE
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The problems that now confront our
49, att or much tire same nature as
'iC-e INC nation FAC es."
IN neinE shown an is statement. Colo
nel Roosevelt promp thy said.
IN Ids trip haze made no parti-
1an political speeches. and OF course
snail not break thro urh the rule now
~ discussing either state party meas
ures or municipal party measures. At
present. OF course. the dominant mn
hlclpal party in Milu-aukee IS the So
.laiiHt party. II an yone wishes TO
now my views on what IS usually
called Socialism. they will find them
eet out I'm such fashion that 60 is i'm
possible to misintcrprst them. or ms
understand them. IN the magazine artf-
cle 70 which the mayor In his letter
refers. and advise them to read the
articles themselves and not what the
mayor says OF them
Made His own Program.
The original program Tor the day in
GUIDED six speeches and visits % a
dozen places Colonel Roosevelt looked
20 over az soon AZ ne arrived and said
t1at De could not possibly get 90 all
done in one day
lie cast the program aside and made
one out for himself He wanted to
visit the trades schools and started for
them. AZ the boys trades school.
where the Youths or Milwaukee are
-suE9t useful occupations. chiefly me
Chauics. the colonel spent nearly an
hour In questioning the instructors and
students about their work
ie refused absolutely 20 give any
TIM here 20 learn. not 70 teach he
said
what work does your father do.
D." asked boy Of "a. who is learning
O. be- q patterumaker.
piled.
Pine exclaimed the colonel. He
vas told that many mechanics send
H.HFfe To Nhr rrfnnf
through tho place, questioning boys
who were learning plumbing. carpen-
foriuE and cnEinc-makinE.
Importance OF Training
re is important that each man
should DO a. little more than pull his
own weight in the world" he said as
the boys gathered around him. And 81
fr or vital consequence to him TO have
him trained SO that De can begin early
Instead or leaving MIN 60 bc trained In
n haphazard way. That is what this
school ig doing
Tie shook hands with ali the boys
and tfcn went down stairs. where there
was more haudshalSiug- As one little
boy edged up to him. the colonel point
cd IBIS finger az him and said.
Hat ha. You're "a ringer. 7 shook
hands with you up stairs" but he
shook the boys hand again. Then the
colonel went TO the West Side TO tho
kris school. Tie saw the girls az
work thcrc. learning 10 sew and cook.
were exhibits or the work done there.
from simple aprons. which almost any
one can make. 90 some thin and filmy
Iacce yud hand -em hroidered things. 20
manufacture. the colonel was told. 10
takes "a Ions course or training.
90 don't think n girl really has been
educated unless she can DO this work.
said tho colonel. as no Eazcu on the
samples held up FOR his opinion.
VISIT 70 D~ut-~h~r club
The colonel was led 20 the kitchen,
and az soon as he arrived there he
asked if ne might have some or the
Tor the girls lunch lie ate hts soup
while the crowd looked on. and he
said he had never tasted better. Then
colonel Roosevelt said no wanted to
so 20 the Dcutschcr club. The mem
bcrs or the club had been notified that
DC was coming and were waiting for
him. A. DC mounted the steys or tho
clubhouse the Germans gathered
side They sank "foch Soil or Bcbeu."
though. several times before they
stopped 90 talk.
Il wish 7 could pose as your invited
guest" said the colonel II found out
last night. that no arrangements had
been made FOR IN visit 20 the DcutsChcr
club. and I said 7 was going there any
WaT- When 7 was IN Berlin ] told the
emperor that I should visit this club
uEaiu i'm the near future and that
would bring his regards
me Germans sank FNnEm E0AA or
1.rbpu" again and raised their tall
green glasses. filled with German wine
90 drink TO the colonies health. Emil
won Schlcinitz. who is an old friend or
colonel Roosevelt. said.
The Germans are glad 20 have you
back here again. This is German
city. as you know. We permit the
publ cation or English newspapers
here. hut otherwise wo don't cncoura &c
the use Of foreign languages"
Given Dutch" Luncheon.
After the speeches were over they
shouted "prosit- and drank 20 the colo
rel again They sang some Gcrma n
songs and gave the colonel n German
luncheon
From the club the colonel went 20
another luncheon az his hotel. after
which he held "a reception there. Then
fn was driven TO Mhitcffsh bay and
met more Germans They brought him
"a stein OF beer. but the colonel de-
cflred with thanks.
The dinner was served 40 the Press