The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05
Nv, IS KIND TO ROOSEVELT ! Eli
.o,,IpI>fr or WANING FORT
IipITY N THE WEST.
.,-,,..,r, Rise and whnep for the
,,lorri a, me, Did In tha Early FAN
r,fnrr ur wrote the Saratoga Plat
,o,r New lertur~ Proriissti-

~. NOISES. Nov As Mr. Roose-
-, -..,r.l rh- state 81 Iowa to-day
- ,-,r ny, the capital late this after
- n. r.I.d detect no visible signs OF
-. m =, him IN this part Of the West
wh.- 20. -tImped through here two
-or.f, AZ, there was unmietakable en-
.L..,,.-. TO- the Colonel am for what he
- T. va the same to-day Iowa
rnsr-et Roosevelt
. since ne adoption of the Saratoga plat
-, ,,,h - lndrr semenr n the PAYNE
Mach ,arlf Law reports " hostility
:. NJ Roosevelt, have emanated from
49, I, vas reported that Iowa had
,,-,si ayarnNr him. senator Cummins
s,,rrAt ~ ~ New Work and told the
T,Iop.I ,n about the situation. The
f,Ion.l Ia, h-en explaining his attitude
mon the -ar,H ever since.
7. did lo., this morning for a while
a. though Iowa was not quite a. crazy
.n,u, him as she used to he. II took
n,vsrp0-t some time to warm up. but
n,v.nr1-t finally gave tho Coiouel q
hand
,f,rr he left there he found crowds
.v.rrxh.re along the line. The little
t.r. and the population Of small towns
rood N the snow and ran to catch a
glimpse II the Colonel and possibly hear
him SPEAK
Mr. Roosevelt got q NOISY. enthusi-
rsrc greeting upon his entrance into Dee
MONIES are this afternoon II had been
moving a Young blizzard since noon and
Il. snow turned to sleet and softened
INTO ram. hut the folks of the capital
tdn- mind IT bit The streets were
ahmed with Iowans who had come from
an over rne state 10 see the Colonel 4
GOOD many % them were school teachers,
whose guest ia was tonight
Mr. Roosevelt was more than pleased
A. the way rhey received him here. He
stood IN the automobile thar sloshed along
il the Vs' streets and kept howlng and
bowins and bowing The W.sterners
whoopei lust As they did couple of
months 60 and II gladdened the Colonel :
heart Il was such a surprise
To-rlSh' at the Auditorium 900 per
.ous heard him make speech in behalf
OF he Republican ticket. which he in
ccrsei from top to bottom He said
ana things about senator Cummin>
AMI paId high tribute to the memory
Of 'he late Senator Doiliver.
He hai addressed the State Teachers
lssrciatIcn in the Coliseum ssrii"r
m III. 80 -ning and ;,av" them a straight
Ia, IN the benefits Of education and
Vuar his means u the future citizenship
Of III" .'.ntry
In The afternoon he Chatted with 1900
hsh hooI pupils. all 'he-a are IN town
Tca larel was cry busy indeed
P.rlcal SHARPE he-n w"r' Interested
10 iar Auditorium meeting. bus the
lri"t'rl5s,I ~ - harmony AFFAIR
r'. ma simple The opposIrion news
llg.rS laughed AZ n. Gov Carroll -
2 WI ~ something nf a silndpat'"E
- A. rc. " hiles--lSt1r Cummins mas had
Z, expiration oi being Il progressive
n. ~ - contains some Of slrh B'ir
~ Colonel went through the dIv eK-
naIu- the same theories ana policies
H. h" has haen expoundins eyer -'nc"
y EFT b-av atomic
r talked New Nationa ism explained
ia be WASH satisfied with the idr,f
TlanN N the Saratoga platform b.csIl-s
J. lsnt progressive enough. hammered
VI ID, and Tammanv Hall and repeated
1'n-r Nell SHOWN Ssnops at the Demo-
era Most all If II went bag tonight
He did not openly repudiare the Pavne-
A.Gunn Law to-day He has done 'h1'
oL.s ~ inference
HA.sI1 nothing about 1871: ami referred
n Pre-,ian, Taft only in connection with
rhA So ii -hmenf Of tariff commission.
Tri- -eonnd call on Iowa IN the midst If
to- Na1 York campaign IN which the
'ol7ne i intensely interestei every
minute ~ ne day. was the result of \
promise 70 speak to the school teacher-
~ ne STATE They have been after hipn
FOR l0r 2 time
While he vas about II he thought that
&c would also mix in a little politics oy
Stopping "A Al Davenport 10 say a good
Word for Charles erik. who wants to he
sie''ad - congress a. p~ogTeastv"
his Na- don"
Inc colonel slipped into Davenport
before an .ody except a couple ~ phoccg-
-aTt-rs who with reporters as,d 4 '@~
5el' err horses were awake
Re mad breakfast ~ the home - Miss
Ar" French, who ~ Octave Thanet when
s1- ~ r!rss A. 10 " clock he left for Cen
"a PARK 70 make his speech for Mr. erik
l. .,as old and raw and the crowd was
sN' "rlnR for 4 had p-.rl waiting for the
I rr1-l -"veTal hours \ large crowd of
1'"dIsn students gave yslls that mav or
IT,. noT hav" been IN their native tongue
~ a. Last had IN. effect of warming
~ ~
W. Roosevelt spoke from band stand
TIT had been fuI' for martial music
ar NOT for OIatDTy. scarcely any on.
c. a '',r him. - length when lac saw
''r' '." tud'.nc" wH- irnpaiipnt ne left |
'.- -'iri and walked over TO the press !
II. " ~ IN" ..dg" ~ the structure. where I
O. "a 80 IN Z ~ view aud could b.- heard
.r."- Gllik introduced him. MIR /
y NJ ',- ghiy generous in his praise
~ 0.."v"i' and the Colonel got right /
't-- ~ him hy telling the davenport |
!" 80 hat erik wa tn. only man fo- |
''-- - send t. Congress He was aware {
. '.- general miNpp ~ politics all over /
80" .'Intry. he said. but after the tur- !
- '-s Republican party - coming TO- /!
-"'-r m "a san. and progre-siv. plat I.
''T' "mI- our opponents are utterly I,
! -It.+
Pc pr-d the Democratic party for +,
=" = 1Irpo-eless and o-cIllatIng Mr..
Fo'-. ..' oppressed confidence in q vic I
'"- 'h- Republicans IN New DIRK |
sac ". declared that II they got licked
''' ~. would b. ON the job when the
10. .tl anne We re- IN this fight 20
: - laid We don't care wheth~t
''--" ar- temporary checks ! don't
'..'- snail ne defeated this wear bat
'm .r" 49, will fgh, Appomat'ox
g. Bul Run II we are beaten TINS
-. H.' yin next time
Bio" r' al ne Tammany circular and ex
''w laughs from Davenpor;