Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-26
Colonel WreStIeS Single Hand
ed With Public Questions Be-
fore MuItitudeS Gathered att
Every Stop on Trip West
MOB LAW AND CORPORATE
ABUSES AMONG THEMES
Wall Street Twitted on NonfuI-
fIIIment Of Its Alleged Hope
That Wild Beast Would Pre-
vent Return From EIba

ihF Morning Jotu'nsl Special Lenses Wlrel
Chicago Aug Theodore Roose-
welt travelled across ohio and Indiana
TO-DAY. greeted everywhere by cuthus-
iastiC crowds To- whom he talked or
honesty. respect for law and reRuhat-
ing corporations. lie expressed his
belief on questions that concern the
public in more fashions than he has
done heretofore since his return from
Africa
Colonel Roosevelt made "A number
Of speeches today, although he said
before he left oyster Bay that he did
not intend To talk from the rear plat
form. The crowds that greeted him
We're larger than those which turned
out to see him In his trip across New
York state and they We're so INSIST
ent in their demands 10 see him and
hear him that he responded I'm every
instance
Colonel Roosevelt avoided any
formal reception during stay OF
little more than an hour here tonight,
but instead spent a half hour us guest
of the newspaper reporters at the
Chicago Newspaper club The rest of
the time while his ear was being
switched to the Chicago and North
western railroad, he spent in an au-
tomoble ride about The city.
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Roosevelt commented on the failure
of either lions or rhinoceroscs to
prevent his safe return from Africa.
recalling prediction offered by Prof
essor Frederick starr of the Gnivcrs-
itN OF Chicago that the hunting trim
would be the death ut the former
president.
Il am especially glad TO show this
professor how wrong he was Colonel
& Il II q
was killed, Not lion did his duty
Then on toward the end OF the trip !
l think Wall street pinned its hope on I
some rhincceros but even that hope !
failed
The Roosevelt party was augmented |
here by number Of Chicago news |
paper men who win remain with the /
former president until the end Of the |
trip.
The colonel did some plain talking
to the crowds which burst into tho
railroad Yards at the largest plnces
along the route. He talked against
dishonest corporations, he condemned
dishonest men, ana he attacked mob
rule
At Toledo he spoke again on mob
rule, having ia mind the street car
strike in Columbus, O.. where there
las been riotng Then he said
The great question we have "a
ACE is 10 shape things SO that every
American citizen shall have Il fair
,hance to earn his living and lead
lis life under the best and most faN-
'rable conditions, that he shah be
protected in his right and prevented
rom Wrouging others in turn"
From the time Colonel Roosevelt
cached buffalo ~ 6:2O o'clock this
nornlnp until after he had made his
lsl speech for the day he was kept |
m the move. When he was not max
ng speeches or shaking hands he was
alkiug with visitors. dozens of whom
ode for a time on his car. ile said .
e was not talking politics and refus- 5
q to say word on the New York I
ltuation. Even the news that dele /
ates from orleans county 10 the re- Z
ublican state convention had been {
lstructed To vote for him for tempor- ,
~ chairman of the convention
rought forth no comment. The coll a
mel merely smiled.
Colonel Roosevelt passed through ( q
outh Bend at 6:0I y. m tonight d
p ing 10 the fact that his private cor I
ad been transferred to mail train s
nat arrives here twenty minutes | I
head of the train on which he was n
.heduled to arrive. there were but n
sr people at the station. The train d
opped lust long enough Tor the mali "a
be worked Colonel Roosevelt was
anding on the rear platform of his u
n when Tho train arrived at the sta D
on and while waiting FOR the mnils Is
be attended To he shook hands with I -
ttHlf forty UraTle. M