The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
hi AND TEDDY
||[|LL COMRADES
,,,ident and Former Execu-
4, Greet Each Other With
= Evident Cordiality.
NOT TAKEN INTO
CONFIDENCE AS TO TALK
,,,relt Says, "Delighted,"
',.t Gives Ont No Further
Statement.

-nry Mass, June oo.-for a fuli
\. r his afternoon President Taft and
se ~" na,sevelt stood on the broad We
- The Evans cottage with hands
w " others shoulders. while delight
1. IN eycry line of their smile-en-
,,rSsd countenances'
\, PRESIDENT" II was Roosevelt VINO
IA ,bere was earnest warmth In
slutslion.
5eodorew 49,. a0octionatoly
q, .bouldsr They laughed IN a way
ttt not q single lingerlnE uoups ~, %
4, exrberance OF their ieSllnss' nc, icy
"A ,Sforly oblivlous OF the TACT that
- ,ssd WI IN be Mr.. President and
aM q not?" the colonel cried In
\, fsmiIIar high pitched voice, but
y, M President and Theodore. y
,xn friends, meeting after sixteen
~. ssnaration with ul the warmth
- Ia characterize their associa-
: Washington, slapped each other
q an arms and shoulders.
No Goodness Shown.
,a.so Il went throughout the after
Wien Colonel Roosevelt was preSt-
n and Mr.. Taft was secretary OF war,
rzelings of the TWO men In the cX-
-.iys oiiccs at Washington were al
Nd eharacterized by the same cordiality
zas shown today. White house at
~ who witnessed the greetings this
-.reon said II was just Ike the OLD
n There was a rapid fire of con-
-allou. The meeting was everything
&. ibe friends Of President Taft have
- II would be, and the persistent
-,Iecies Of those who have insisted
ab1S that Il GOODNESS had developed
ssptfl the two mon proved false.
l+1oad Roosevelt still was in the spirit
~ renewed association with the prosl-
when. after two hours and twenty
.ha,ss spent with Mr.. Taft and MEM
j 4. bis family, he started back TO
| .1nlt to spend a second night with
rllr Lodge
| NJ b vas leaving the shaded grounds
" mcsident's cottage. the colonel
| |7ysd 10 speak with several old news
| ~ men from Washington,
J l1d q most pleasant time with the
'<,nt,' he exclaimed. "'rhcre is
~ particular 10 say. Is there,
"a! turning 10 Senator Lodge,
v think not" put In the senator.
y. had n most delightful time. and
all there is TO It," the colonel
b George. look at those miscreantsw
1esiined as several photographers
nc climbed on IL stone wall for a
f@ Ill l..t-
q q perfect fusillade Of snapshots.
lhss Beverly come up TO oyster
soT1c one asked.
lsl know I'm fond of Oyster Bay
zeseyolt replied. "and I don't want
1te any comparisons. but, by George,
ni beautiful This whole north
rsh PERFECTLY lovely"
'n wave OF his Panama hat and
H'V WORD OF goodbye he was OFF,
i Laughter Marks Meeting.
& President and Colonel Roosevelt
~ ao9ut the Nerandas OF the cottage
~. 7f-e ume, arm In arm. They sat for
,s., ~ In secluded portion OF the porch
ei'sns n 1n tne bay The afternoon was
tn,lr hehds were close together,
- minute passed that their
e..,,s vsie NOT ringing with laughter.
4 ~ el the old friends could have
aoe ancctIonate.
r Vas served on the yerand, NJrs
senator Lodge and Secretary Nor
~ ABOUT The wicker table, and q
'r,s '~ psrty would be difficult 10
n ~. me PRESIDENT was plainly af-
~ asnel aSgl1nel Roosevelt was unfeicncd
hinr w y, Meantime Senator Lodge.
"A iS Trend aud Intimate adviser al
=. egked On With pleasure.
20 AZ %', president met other old
- pc,-o ourec3s Point, There was Ru-
1ij,nt assistant secretary of the
"a ~ "no served in similar capacity
b roosevelt administration,
n " is good TO see you. Ru-
eselt ah;yme yuse eully, ! must tell Mrs
ss,b%sa was on the lookout for the dis
htorn.,Isanor all day, but no offi-
Il tbs o.N ou us 10 the call was to be
~. - executive office until the last
Visit Not Heralded,
sAsr %Wag Wgs ume there was doubt as to
o. Inv i.poseVelt would come by
y vac rr. mater. and the president
u Tou,sJ3E 10 be placed at his dis
1e.oneI elu a J O'clock word came THAI
u dscldco%% 10 press Of time, had
would az. w favor of the automobil,
at l:l5s 5s,urt from Senator Lodges
d 81 a1@%SSsseyerIy led through parts Of
q tbesc o,t M and Salem. and IN
iY racnac sc places tho colonel Yns
;,fir 'IIcogtized and choerod lie 49, 49,
r,gad dIoaso rode In a closed cor 'r'S bn,t
and bs bsoull m see him through tho win,
lh raj he "ds constantly compelled I,
ihe eni,.,eco lecosnitlon OF greetings.
Of a b,','SSe OF tho Taft grounds 2
sfed. Tn" ud OF more persons hae
~ about ~ hSeGTet service lines. usually
dd toda'e leil cottage alone. wcr,
: a. Bnrges. ~ the entrance 10 Lh,
/ ae mile aa,a rolnt section, fully Il quar-.
"a and ,n,aS' Ther" every one wa,
J ag 10 pav ',,,na ,hn back. Several women
! !utncd baei, ir respects 10 Mrs. Taft
r oack with the rest.
.,,, IN Friendly Embrace.
song ora aaa. was sitting in the Ii.
'-'lfy Foso F0ssr tho mall with AssIstun
4 L bon,n"lcr when he heard ~,
: n iron, ,of tho Lodg. nnin,not.iI,
~ 10 ihn dropped everything, an,
9a I ,he ,e porch. Colonel Ynnees,.ni ,,1i'
:. y; iwo MI machine IN d moment an,
~ vent ,o met their arms uncou
itsled U@nrd each other and thri
~ Np0n each others shoul
!, hlsrrvD,nn,e rv,ne time before the onn,-,o
w gres,eSa gr,sa' Then PresIdcnt Tar
ag Fc9s!sq4 9s'eq also 5hs party ana AssisiaH sSiH
4 Boon tho 'Iso was Included in liz
On tbcI, aphrt. while the nt,Inr
eee-a-tcte with smilini
Sa wbat wbcs entered into the con
zsssnA So Of experiences .1n,sGgnGgs du,.ina ih
9'her thann tHhaan'hs, no one on the S ver ti
tnows. the two friends them
= aim. 80 many peaIs of laupbte,
nls thai Upon the back. 30 much =
sussesiiIiovw sss i was apparent + there ,n"e' hS q
4 Roos",al,,o OF conflict Of views
ss, Bcvorl,t' when asked IL n
that shah !