The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-23

New York. June 22.-Theodore Roose-
welt has asked Governor Hughes to visit
him at Sycamore Hill in the near future
for a conference
The news come out this afternoon in the
course of a brief supplementary state
ment Mr. Roosevelt chose to add to his
denial this morning of printed report
that he is to come out in opposition to
the governors policy of direct primaries
Mr. Roosevelt did not say he had re-
ceived the governors acceptance. and he
refused to give any intimation of what
subjects he expected to have come up in
conference. Taken as part of con-
versation which had to do with direct
primaries the mere announcement aroused
speculation.
Governor Hughes passed out of the po-
litical situation when he accepted seat
on the bench but in his devotion to his
policies It is stated he recently called
the legislature in special session to con-
slider the subject of direct primaries.
CLIFFORD Pinchot will be a guest at Sag
amore Hill tomorrow night. He made
the announcement himself, but was dumb
to all questions.
Colonel Roosevelt tonight was the guest
Of Roboxt Collier at private dinner at
sherrys. He remained In New York
tonight and WHY . at his desk tomorrow
morning, retur .ig to Oyster Bay late In
the afternoon
William T. Hornady, director of the
Bronx 200, whom Mr. Roosevelt has said
is no nature fakir, but a naturalist all
right. eulogized Mr.. Roosevelt this aft
ernoon at a luncheon of the Camp Fire
-, ,,,,ar on tho roof gardan Of the
- -, rys .s c,,,o,a,
Waioori-As'oria ho'ei. no sa.o
Roosevelt was the Dig sloe SNOW MI
Roosevelt spoke with explicit instruc-
tions that his remarks were not to be re-
4aa - ~arortad
Sea'e- - "
Hooseveis GERS BUSY
Just as the "millionaires' express the
fast morning train from Oyster Bay to
2 - vu,, ~,,,,ad o,,+ ~ tho station for
49,. r,,.a,uo p~o.aua,+ ,aft tho
l's run 'ouay' Ai'eo1e -.
town IN an automooiie LOT re" ioiA.
Passengers who came on the train and
took the first ferry and car for the Out
look Office found when they arrived that
Mr.. Roosevelt was there ahead of them,
80 that he covered the "a miles in quicker
time than those Who came by train Mr.
roosevelt at 1880 o'clock received 26
members of the Hamilton club of Chf-
cago in his editorial office. Many of the
Il Chicagoans were accompanied by their
\ wives
I'm a speech to the Hamilton club
before the Spanish American war vet
erans ! nrst mace .ne use OF sne woi' .a
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tnrs+ond which hav. used evar
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xa6ptts,v rhan T shall make NV srea oh
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~,hsch vas rs,sd hish rIth ,etters 80
ransr. Tbe Ch,c.so.rs ,oinad With
him In a laugh.
John ~ IA ten. nra ,,dent Of the Ram.
and the visitors ,ilod out.