New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-30
SAYS ST|MSON WILL WIN
Chairman Prentice Predicts His
Election by 100, 900.
RoosEvELT'S BUSY WEEK
VIII Speak in Manhattan hal'
falo, Baltimore, Iowa ana
Ohio in Six Days.

49,. r-,.,,--,s, Prentice offered his first
-. -, -. election yesterday, but he
said that II was nothing more U1dn an ap-
rroxi-a+to- from reports ne mac received
a,5 thar he would have an analysis N de-
81 later p-obahly toward the end Of the
week
--,a s+s+a chairman figured, from the re-
- -, rad received from district leaders
= ~ York CITY, that stimson would
t--7-. for. ezo30 TO 95.e0o more votes IN The
s-.f-a CIV than Governor Hughes received
=, roaS Governor Hughes sot 26l.S6S votes
~ -be Eve 5oUoUghs IL 1s0S, which would
AXE stmson's vote. according TO the
srsre chairman's rough estimate from
400 10 $4,000 il New York City.
T-pstate. Mr.. Prentice said, the reports he
had received indicated that stimson would
get approximately the same vote whieh
hughes got two years age
While there will De defections in some
counties he said, the leaders report that
these defectsons VIII be Offset by large
vote OF Democrats upstate who believe IN
the honesty OF purpose OF AIr. Roosevelt
and by another large body OF Democrats
who viii not line I'D at the whipcrack Of
-snmany Hall
Figuring il al Up roughly, Mr.. Prentice
SAID he estimated that SumsOn would carry
rhe state by plurality somewhere between
80 e00 and 10000.
The state chairman was guest with MI
Roosevelt Al the Union League Club dinner
IN Brooklyn last night The last named got
back TO town early yesterday afternoon,
and after conference at the Office Of The
Outlook with Lloyd c. Grscom- president
of the Republican County Committee. he
went Il Brownsville. where he addressed
mass meeting II Sanger Hall
After his asst nights tour OF Brooklyn
SIR Roosevelt VIII remain at his home, n
oyster BAY. until tomorrow afternoon he
Viii take dinner tomorrow night with Mr.
S-5-7sor. a. the Hotel Manhattan, and the
THO men VII speak at nine meetings n
cTsuraJtan tomorrow night
--o--7o-r1gv night after his hard speaking
--r-rafcu ia Manhattan. Mr. Roosevelt viii
talza a midnight train for Buffalo. making
several speeches n the neigh5orhood Of
.ss- eirr on Tuesday afternoon and night
s-.ee1h in Buffalo on Tuesday night After
thar he uir -erurn 10 New York. reaching
here Pr o'clock on Wednesday morning
Al noon on wednesday ne viii start for
Baltimore where he Is TO arrive al 4-I6
o. n Bishop Cranston OF the Methodist
EPISCOPAL Church win meet him there and
viii escort him 10 the First Methodist
church, from the pulpit Of which Mr.
Roosevelt VII address the faculty and stu
dents Of G0ucher College. IN the evening
he viii address g Methodist missionary
meeting AZ the Lyric Theatre
Leaving Baltimore az g o'clock on wednes-
day night for Davenport Iowa, M Roose-
welt VIII be entertained at breakfast on Fri
a political speech. VIII start a. noon for
Des Noines.
Arriving there al 40 p n Friday, he
VIII address the high school students that
afternoon. and in the evening he viii make
two speeches, the first II the Iowa State
Teachers Association, and the other a po-
Iicical speech.
He VIII finish IN time TO take the Il
o'clock night train for Chicago and viii
be met there at s o'clock Saturday morning
ny q committee OF the Ohio Republican
State Committee, which viii escort him in
a special car over the Lake Shore Rail-
road across Ohio. Il is expected that ne
WI make several rear platform speeches
and he is scheduled for an hours stop n
Toledo. shortly after O'clock, ard al even
ing stop IN Cleveland, from 500 2. II. 10
s 40 ?. r., Il each Of which be viii make
political speeches al indoor mass meetings.
M. Roosevelt viii leave Cleveland on
Saturday night and viii reach New York
a. e-45 a n. Sunday, November 6. He VIII
go II once &c his home. in Oyster Bay, but
VIII return 10 New York City again on
Monday, where he viii be entertained ar
beIated birthday dinner 81 the Cafe Boule-
ward BIZ the Hungarian Republican Club.
lie IS scheduled for one meeting that night
IL The Bronx and one IN the Little Italy
section Of Harlem, but the halls for neither
CT these meetings has been definitely settled
upon as vet