Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-22
WILL SPEAK IN OHIO
Roosevelt to Give Aid to Buck
eye Republicans.
NEWS GIVEN OUT TODAY
Former President Understood to
Favor's Taft's denomination.
GOOD FEELING ESTABLISHED
Announcement Expected to Greatly
Benefit the Republican Cause
in New York.
GOOD FEELING ESTABLISHED

fOI1tlCdi information or great SlS1ln-
cance reached Washington today. II was
that Theodore Roosevelt will make a
number of speeches in Ohio on his return
trip from Iowa, where he has promised to
talk for republican nominees. White
House officials would not discuss the mat
ter, but the presence at the executive Of
fees of James B. Reynolds. beef trust
investigator. and general handy man for
the cx-Presdent furnished suspicion
that he brought the news here by direc-
ton of the former President.
The significance of the information is
that it brings further confirmation of
The Stars story of Thursday that the
derstand each ether pretty fully; that Col.
Roosevelt is for the denomination of the
President, and that he has decided TO
pay the compliment of giving helping
hand to the republicans of the President 5
state i'll carrying il on election day. 1t Is
absolutely certain that Col. Roosevelt
would not have decided to go into Ohio
had he believed that this action on his
part would not be agreeable to President
Taft.
Curb on Radicalism.
Intimate friends of the ex-President
have lately been bringing to Washington
suggestions that the colonel has finally
reached the conclusion that the radical
republicans of the west must be curbed. .
that they will have no chance in the
world of dominating the next republican
national convention or of electing their
ticket, and that he will cast his influence
from now on with the conservative pro-
gressves in favor of renominating Taft
is capable of making such a flop nobody
doubts
1t is apparent that when the colonel
does talk in Ohio he will take occasion
President, who halls from that state. and
that this will bring about still further
kindly feeling between the White House
and its former occupant.
Sight was not lost today of the political
effect the talked-of reunion between
Roosevelt and Taft will have in New
York The colonel. it is believed, will not
object to having this idea become general
ly circulated: 1t is in New York that
thousands of Tafts republican admirers
their feeling that Roosevelt is the man
who is to be put out of business. If these
men could be convinced that Roosevelt
was really for Taft's denomination they
might be induced to fall into line for
Stimson.
Col. Roosevelts aim is to win in New
York: not to be discredited there. He Is
said to have found that it will be impos-
SlDle 1OT HlEu 10 90 SO dS IndItSTS HOW
stand. He is willing to let 1t leak out that
he is for Taft for another term. Then the
future can take care of itself, SO far as
direct announcements go.
Presidents Dinner Tonight.
The dinner President Taft will give at
the White House tonight in honor of
Yukio Ozaki, mayor of Toxic. will be one
of the interesting social events Of this
year. The guests. in addition to cabinet
officers. diplomats and others. will in
clude Mayors Gaynor OF New York, Rey-
burn of Philadelphia, Mahool of Balti-
more and Richardson of Richmond, ac-
companied by their wives, and Commis-
sioners Rudolph. Judson and johnson of
the District OF Columbia. with their
ladies.
Mayor Gaynor will arrive in Washing
ton this afternoon. He has been invited
10 spend tonight at the White House as
a guest of the President and to remain
over tomorrow. The President did not
wish the mayor to be compelled to un-
dergO any physical strain. and for that
reason preferred that he shall stay In
the Executive Mansion. The mayors
views as to judicial timber for the Su-
preme Court will also be discussed.
Methodist Bishop a Caller.
Bishop NJ c. Harris of the Methodist
EpISCOpdl bnurcH III hOred ana Japan
was White House visitor today
Bishop Harris will return to his work in
the far east the last of thi. year. He
said today that the most interesting fea-
ture of missionary work IN Korea this
year is the celebration Of the twenty fifth
of the establishment of Chris
tian missions in that country. The MethO-
dist Church has over 10000 native MEM
bers in Korea, while in Japan the church
has its own native bishops and ministers
being practically Self-Supporting. The
Methodists of this country are raising
&o'D 10 equip missions, erect schools.
hospitals, etc, in Korea, where the field
Is regarded q good one.
Not an Aspirant.
Frank Kellogg Of Minnesota. who was
al the White House, said today that he
should be eliminated from consideration
as solicitor general Of the Department of
Justice IN place of the late Lloyd Bowers.
Mr.. Kellogg is finishing some of the spe
cidl work for the Department of Justice
he has been engaged upon for years. and
when he gets through that he will return
TO private practice in the west.
CTEEI MnCMATEc I'M NADTTAT