The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-09
ROOSEVELT bEsE|eEO BY
 THR0KG 0F POLITICIANS
lEADERa IN FRACTIONAL FIGHTs
 TAKE TROUBLES TO HIM.
as He Prepares for West- ern 7oup.


 most H the visitors to Saeausore Hill since Colonel Roosevelt re-estsbhshsd his residence there, heve be0u Repub- licans with ineursent leau4nRs, it Is intimated there tf&s hes not bSsn be cause of prs-arra00sd program. Rather the snsurs ewss have besa more anxious to uaaee thsir stds of mat ters before the former presAdsnt than have the regulars, and nsay of the latter arc expected to oaN thsre be fore Roosevelt sets out on hAs first speeoh-makinx tour next mouth.
 With the Roosevelt Intention to get all the light possible on political con ditions before making a public speech, It Is regarded as certain here the wis iting list at SaEamOFe HIT will in- crease from DOW on. And until the first speech Is made both branches of the Republican party will doubt less continue to aAsert the colonel really favoxs their cause.
 While he has not declared his pur. pose, so far as the west and it's prob lems are concerned. Roosevelt Is al ready lined up with Governor Hughes 10 get control of the state organiza- ton of his hone commonwealth.
 Plays to lndorse Hughes
 Be plans the naming of candidate for .ov.-9of siwho will be his own
 rna,,c.i,e-ee, ".,a s p-a.orm thas vel eVp- E- .~~-4 ''-'- '- "..., ,1r tue AL ...-.~ A. .U.. Sa. ,, emphatically indorse Charles E. Hughes and the Hughes policies This tact has been communicated to the leaders and they are already lining up. Roosevelt has the support of the New York and Erie county organiza- tions and or his own home county, but most of the remainder of the state is anti-Roosevelt, and 1t Is ex- pected that, following conference with Governor Hughes early next week. Roosevelt will take the offen. sive and issue 8 statement outliuics the issues on which the fight for del egates to the next state convent.O
 t'i cV iouSht o0t ht NhS hptDNtiIbSl pilGaries.
 Because he had learned this was so William Barnes. Jr., the Albany boss and leader of the anti-Roose welt move ment. refused to go to the Outlook office 10 confer with Roosevelt just before he sailed for Europe.
 So far US the Ohio situation is concerned, Roosevelt has had a chat with President Tat and lengthy conference with James R. Garfield. who Is considered radically anttrsft. and who Is now being again strongly mentioned for the gubernatorial nomination in Ohio this fall.
 VIII Aid Beveridge.
 In Indiana he will speak for Bev- eridge Just what effect this will have on the fall campaign there is uncertain. Some politicians here ar sue that former Vlce-President Fair banks and his friends are anti -Roose- welt anyhow, and that the co&onel's indorsement will be a stimulaA to keep up the fight on Beveridge
 senator La Toilette told his trou. bles in Wisconsin to Roosevelt and, while he expressed himself as pleased" with his visit, nc light was shed on 1t from Sagamore Hill
 A similar situation resulted from the visit of Representative Poindex- ter, the foe of Secretary Baitnger when he called to discuss Washing ton politics. The colonel denied em- phaticaliy he had authorized the statement he had indorsed Poindex ter's senatorial candidacy.
 The triumvirate of Kansas insur gents who called on the colonel last week-Bristow, Madison and Murdock