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| be any pleasanter. Mr.. Roosevelt told ma
he had had perfectly bully time when
ne visited the President. The President
ana colonel Roosevelt arc acting MS indie
pendent American citizens, each along bis
own lines. but to the same end"
Asked II he thought Colonel Roosevelt
| would come out with an endorsement NJ
the Taft administration, Mr.. Loeb said
the present administration needed no on
dorsement from Colonel Roosevelt or any
one else
MT. Loeb was asked as to recent events
at oyster Bay. and the seeming prenon-
derance of Insurgents" among Colonel
Roosevelt's visitors.
Colonel Roosevelt sees eyorvhod,," No
said, The so-called insurgents were nil
friends OF his and naturally they u,r.
to see him. Some of them want him to
help them In their CAMPAIGN"
ROOSEVELT SEEKS TO BE FAIR
Mr.. Loeb left the impression that
colonel Roosevelt may not 20 so dean
~ lhto the coming campaign as has
peen generally supposed. The colonel
Is reported to he anxious to avoid any
'hinR that looks like unfairness in his
attitude. This fact Is said to exnlain
his consent to Senator Reveridre's ro
quest for n speech in TIE senator's
campaign for recollection in Indiana
Colonel Roosevelt already had prom
ised to speak for Senator Lodge here
in Massachusetts. It was nut I'm to
him by Senator BeveridEe's friends
II Is stated here. that this would in
dictate that he favored the so-ca1led
IN cpr i,-o'
would leave lot of his old friends
out in tho cold.
Some OF the reports current IN Bev-
erly tonight connected Mr. Loeb's
Visit with the governorship in New
York. The collector of the port has
frequently been mentioned for the re-
publican nomination. Mr.. Loeb de-
clined to take the matter seriously
when questioned. He declared he nj
ready had made his plans for n months
vacation to he spent in the Rocky
mountains hunting and fishing. This
vacation will he taken about tn. time
the State conven tons are meeting in
New York so II the republican nom
ination seeks Mr. Loeb 1t will have to
cross tho great divide to catch up
with him.
MOSTLY GENERAL POLITICS.
Mr. Loeb insisted that his talk with
the President would have to do with
genrral politics. not so much with
New York State. Mr.. Loeb expressed
the belief, however that the republi-
cans in New York would get together
election day and would be successful
AS usual"
Secretary Norton was with Mr.. Loeb
until late tonight. He also was anx-
ious. he said to get in touch with
the political situation as seen by Mr..
Loeb.
So far as the possibility of Mr..
Loebs candidacy for the governorship
IS concerned it was stated here to-
night that ii was not necessary for
him to come to Mr.. Taft for an en-
dOrsement for 1t had been known all
along that Mr.. Taft has looked with
favor upon the reports that Mr.. Loeb
might be the successor Of Governor
Hughes. Mr. Taft is anxious that tho
candidate in New York shall be a man
upon whom all republicans can unite
and who will have the unqualified
support Of Governor Hughes. He has
told several of his visitors. il is said,
that Mr.. Loeb seemed to MI this bill.
CABINET OFFICERS To CALL.
AS an evidence OF the renewed activity
in Beverly, il Is said tonight that Presi-
dent Taft may see three members Of his
cabinet this week although definite en-
gagements have not been made as yet.
Attorney General Wickersham and Sec
rotary Nagel Of the department of COM
merce and labor are at the latter's home
in Marion, Mass, not so many miles
away. Both of these cabinet members
are starting for Alaska the latter part Of
the month and they will come here to bid
good bye to tho President. Mr.. Taft is
particularly interested In Alaska and has
been anxious to visit the Territory ever
since he became President. He planned
a trip there last year. but the long tariff
fight In Congress made 1t impossible.
The President has bill for q new form
of government In Alaska which he will
urge at the next session of Congress.
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeash
Is expected at Burgess point during the
week