The sun., 1910-07-23
TAFT FOR LONG VACATIONS
THINkS TUO or THREE MONTHS
REST .tBOIT RIGHT.
Fin,is IhampaE Ene Eneci In the Arii ~.
mSsphere oT Maine And says There
Isn't Any Morning AFTER Talks To
Bar IIarhorrrs In skipper Costume.

BAR Harmon July >? President Taft
practically oompleted his stay in Bar
, Harbnr thi- afternoon when he druN"
/ from the kebp VALLEY club over to Sen
Harbnr to hecnm" tn" lunch'pn guest
IT Mrs Mark Hanna
1 The Mayflnwrr Weighed anchor out IN
the har',or a few minutes after the Presl-
dent left kebo and slipped out to sea in
the teeth II a gale that was bowling up
the ,spast Th.' Presidential party will
| probably leave Seal Harbor On the Yacht
Tomorrow morning for the Mount Desert
! ferry terminus IN the mainland There
they will board a special train on the
Maine Central
Mrs Taft and the other women in the
party will quit tho special at Ellsworth.
twenty miles inland and will be driven
a. the home Of senator Eugene Hal"
The President and possibly some ot the
other men will 90 on Into Bangor. wh.T"
MIR Taft will make an address IN the
early afternoon.
The President viii return - Ellsworth
Saturday evening and the whole party
will stay at the Hale hnin" until SIndIy
afternoon. when they will opIne back Ia
Mount Desert 20 tnard he Mayilnwer
for a sail down the ooast to !slesboro.
Rockland and CGson Raw
The Presid,.n' made speech u the
Rar Harborites az noon to-day from the
bandstand in the village green Tn"
Arrangement committee had advertised
the speech in shop windows and a fairly
large crowd. mostly villagers, was in the
little park. although rain had been threat
eninR all morning
Before the President got through the
rain did cnme. hut Mrs Taft. Miss Board
man. Mrs. Winthrop and other women
on tho stand stuck hravelv hy and waited
until MIR Taft wound M his address be-
fore they sooot.Ad for their waiting rigs
The President spoke mainly on the
value OF vacations. Three months. or at
least two months. he thought about
right
lie came Jogging up to the band stand
On the front seat Of coach tOoled hy
Philip Livingston of New York. He
was more hron1sd than ever and his
blue serge double breasted coat. white
flannel trousers and "A white cap made
him look like the commander of a deep
sea- Roer
-On. ~ the things that forces itself
upon the mind 81 one visiting such "A
country as this said the President.
-is the fact that the American people
have learned good deal IN the last
generation In my fathers time he
Thought although hard working law
yer, that two weeks was ample vacation
tim" for the entire year, hut the Amerl-
can paople have found that there u such
a thing a. ~Nhausting IN" capital of ones
health and constitution and that two or
three months vacation after the hard
and nervous strain To- which one II sub
jeCted during the autumn and spring
are necessary in order to enable one 10
continue his work the next year with that
energy and effectiveness u ought To have.
The President called BaT Harhor the
most vitalizing summer resort IN the
United states and said that here are
all the delightful effects of champagne
IN a prohibition State and without the
uncomfortable consequences that follow
the actual enjoyment 81 that liquid.
The winters ~ Rar Harbor the Presi-
dent said. have made an enduring and
progressive race Certainly he con-
tinusd those of us who live in the West
can testify that every time you make
an inquiry ~ 10 the origin ot success
ful man the chances are quit" oven that
he has com" either from Maine or Yer
mont.