Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-23
Ex.PREsIpENT STARTS ON LONG
RAIL JOURNEY THRU FOUR
TEEN STATES.
PASSES THRU HAWkEYE
STATE NEXT FRIDAY
Will Travel Over Northwestern From
Chicago to ON aha-Wil Make Num-
Der Of Speeches In the West-itin-
erary Of the Trip, Which Will Be
Followed Closely.

dorc Roosevelt started today on jour-
ney of 5,493 miles, which will extend
over nearly three weeks, and in the
course of which he will travel thru
fourteen states. During the tour ne
will deliver fourteen set speeches. one
for each state.
The party will travel in the private
car Republic, attached OF regular
trains, except In a few cases in which
special trains Will be used for short
distances to enable Colonel Roosevelt
10 fill all his engagements Ernest
Abbott and w. H. Rowland, OF New
York, who are associated with him in
his editorial work and Frank Harper,
his secretary, will travel with him.
In addition TO his set speeches. Colo
nei Roosevelt will make many ex-
temporansous addresses from the rear
platform of his car AT almost every
point along the line Of travel elaboraN
preparations TO receive him are being
made. and from start to finish he vii!
be governed in his movements by
schedule which will keep him on the
move during his waking hours.
The First Days Journey.
The start was made at 1920 a. m.
today and the first days journey was
over the New York Central railroad to
Utica, where Colonel Roosevelt is due
arN4: 33 p. m. Directly on his arrival he
Will go by trolley car TO Oriskany, nine
miles out Of Utica, thence to Summit
Park, mile further on, where he IS TO
deliver an address to the farmers of
Herkimer and Oneida counties. He
Will spend the night at Mohawk, Her
kimer county. at the country home Of
his brother-in-law, Douglas Robinson,
Of New York.
The journey westward will be re-
sumed at midnight the next night over
the New York Central line TO Chicago
where the party is due at 9 p. m. Aug.
25. At 1o45 p. m. the same night the
party will leave for Omaha over the
Chicago & Northwestern. Arriving there
at 1928 p. m. Aug 20, the car will leave
at p. m. going by the Union Pacific
10 Cheyenne, Wyo., which will be
reached at 1925 a. m. Aug. 81.
At Cheyenne. Colonel Roosevelt win
deliver his second set speech at the
cowboys carnival. He will spend Sum
day with Governor Brooks, OF Wyom-
ing, at Cheyenne, and will leave Chey-
enne, Aug. 20, going over the Union
Pacific to Denver.
Will Speak on Conservation.
In Denver. he will speak on conser-
walton, remaining there until Aug. 80
when he will start for Pueblo, Col,
over the Denver & Rio Grande. He
will reach Pueblo at noon and leave
over the Missouri Pacific for Osawa-
tonne Kan, where he is due Aug. 81.
A, Osawatonie the expresident will
deliver one OF the most important
speeches of the trip In it he will deal
with number of the problems with
which the national administration is
concerned. He will remain
over night at Osawatomie and will
leave Sept for Kansas City
The Kansas City speech will be de-
livered at the Commercial Club, Colonel
will stay in the city until
l0:40 p. ~, when he will depart. Ar
irving at Omaha, Sept 2, he will make
a speech on the Panama canal and
spend the night there.
The party will start out again Sept.
3 for Sioux Falls, S. D., and is due
there at 430 p. m. that day. Al a.
m. Sept 4, Colonel Roosevelt will leave
for Fargo. y. D, reaching there at
o. m. He will attend the Labor Day
celebration at Fargo, and talk on labor.
At Minnesota State Fair.
Leaving Fargo, Sept. 5, the colonel
will reach St. Paul at 7:40 a m, Sept.
6. He will spend the day here. attend
the state fair and speak on conserva-
ton at the National Conservation con-
gress. He will depart from ST. Paul a.
1890 D. H. the same day and will
reach Milwaukee at 1850 a. M, Sept. I.
The Milwaukee speech will be deliv-
cred before the Pres Club of that city
Colonel Roosevelt will remain over
night there. leaving at a. M. Sept. S.
for Freeport Ill. He is due there at IL
a. m. the same day. to speak at pic
mic of railway trainmen and firemen.
Leaving at lao p. M, he is to reach
Chicago at 4:55 p. m, and speak that
night before the Hamilton Club.
He will leave Chicago at midnight.
Cincinnati will be reached at 8 a. m,
Sept. 9, and Colonel Roosevelt will
spend the day and night there, leaving
at a. NJ. Sept. 10, for Pittsburg.
Reaching Pittsburg at $40 p m, that
day, he will speak before the Civic
League and leave at 11:1o p. m. The
Journey will be concluded with the ar
rival at New York at 81 a. m. Sept