The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-30
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for good" Colonel Roosevelt said after
he had made three OF his five speeches
He added that he was taken utterly
BY surprise by the size of the crowds
which turned out 10 greet him. From
the moment ne arrived here until he
went To bed, Colonel Roosevelt was
kept on the move. In addition TO MS
speech in the Auditorium, under the
auspices of the National Livestock as
ISOLATION, and his speech before the
legislature he addressed the Spanish
War veterans. who are holding their
national encampment here, the Live
stock association az a banquet this
evening, and talked 10 Tie Denver
Press club and the Colorado sheriffs AZ
a chuck wagon luncheon at Overland
park
FIeture of Taft la Evidence.
The chamber OF the house of repre-
EentatlVes. al the capitol, was filled
with crowd which cheered him so
proceeding with his speech On the
wall behind the colonel was a large
picture OF President Tart draped with
the cOlOrs. In addition 10 his remarks
concerning tye supreme court Colonel
Roosevelt denounced dishonest legisla-
tors and demagogues. He scored men
OF wealth who gain their riches at the
expense OF the people, attacked uu-
Truthful papers and magazines and
praised the periodicals and newspapers
which. he said boldly told the truth in
order 10 purify the body polite.
Governor ShafrOth and Mayor SpeeT
occupied seats near the colonel. who
was presented TO the Legislators by
president Fitzgerald of the state sen
ate.
The colonel faced a legislature that
was Democratic in both branches. one
member of the house being a woman.
He was presented by the president
OF the senate as typical Westerner.'
Reminding his auditors that he had
islature % years ago, the colonel as
Eured the legislators that he knew Of
the hard work before them and the
temptation 10 which they We're ex-
posed.
Enthusiastic Reception.
Pandemonium was let loose when
Colonel Roosevelt arrived in Denver
this morning. As soon as he'left the
special train which brought him here
from Cheyenne, he passed through the
streets OF Denver i'm parade headed
by CaValrymeu. artilerymen and infan-
Try from Fort Logan.
Af-er q brief rest he went To over
lana park. where he addressed the
Denver Press club.
The colonel had barely time TO get
back 10 the city 10 address the JhrOng
which was waiting for him in the Au-
ditorium.
That done he FASTENED 10 the state
capitol, and. after speaking there he
was Whlrled back 10 the Auditorium.
10 speak TO his old COmrddrs-aU-arms
the Spanish War veterans.
After an eulOgy of the deeds of ValOr
Of the men of both north and south, in
what he called the big war" he
greeted his comrades of what he called
"our war
Il admit he said, That our war was
not very big but il was an there was.
il was not our fault that there was
not plenty, enough 10 go around"
Veteran BuFted In.
We thought there was plenty for
Hli in the Philippines" shouted a vet
erau OF the First Colorado.
Well, at moments il was = trifle
warm in Cuba answered Colonel
Roosevelt.
lie then urged the veterans TO hold
the fact that they had participated i'm
the spanish war as q great privilege,
hut not 10 trade on il in civil life