Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10
ATTRACTIONS IN INDIANA
Roosevelt and Bryan Are to Stump
the Hoosier State.
MANY BIG RALLIEs ON THE CARD
Leaders of the TIVE Political Parties
Discuss the EffeSt of the Speak
ing Tour that is to he
Made.

INDIANAPOLIS, ind, Oct. 9.--(Spe-
cial Telegram )-Colonel Theodore Roose-
welt against Colonel william ]. Bryan
Is the program of the rival party or
ganizations Of Indiana the coming week.
The former comes first and will make
a dozen speeches from q special train
Thursday. Colonel Bryan arrives the fol-
lowing morning. he viii answer Colonel
Roosevelt and y I'll attempt TO show that
the republicans were extremely incon-
siderate of their own platform in bring
ing Colonel Roosevelt TO, Indiana
Colonel Bryan in a short statement
to the managers of the democratic cam
paign says:
Il predict that when Colonel7 Roosevelt
comes to Indiana he will be half as in
surgent as he was in Kansas and twice
as tpsurgent as he was at Saratoga"
Bryan has been called into the fight
BY the democratic leaders for the ex-
press purpose Of trailing Colonel Roose-
velt and to SHOW up" his efforts on
behalf of Senator Beveridge The latter
and his Heutenants are confident that the
Roosevelt tour will mean many thou
sands of votes for their ticket. Members
of the republican organization say, how
ever that Colonel Roosevelt's coming
might have had a better effect If the
Saratoga convention had not indorsed the
Payne-Aldrich tariff, opposition to which
is the handspring of Senator Beveridge's'
campaign.
The Roosevelt Tour.
The republicans have made elaborate
plans for the Roosevelt tour. Senator
Beveridge. Chairman Lee of the state
committee end large number OF party
leaders will meet him at CoYington, Ind,
and accompany him until he leaves Rich
mond at night. Senator Beveridge will
assist with the colonel at each stop, the
plan being to have the latter laud the
senator for his attitude on public ques-
tions.
Arrangements have been made for a
number of big all-day rallies at which
Colonel Roosevelt will be the headIiner.
His meeting here will be the occasion
for the first appearance of Former Vice
President Charles w Fairbanks in the
campaign, as the latter will preside and
deliver a short address
Colonel Bryan is scheduled for a two
weeks tour that will take him into every
district. The republican leaders say that
the coming of Bryan is as Inconsistent
from democratic standpoint as is the
coming Of Colonel Roosevelt from theirs
in Nebraska. The democracy OF Indiana
is demanding the repeal OF the local option
law and the substitution of city, town
option units.
BeveridEe and Kern.
Senator Beveridge and his opponent
John w. Kern, are now touring the state.
The former has gone further than the
declarations Of his insurgent platform. He
Is making a vigorous attack on the party
bosses and is appealing for the support
Of the masses on the ground that he has
championed their cause at Washington.
He says TO his audiences Take your time
and hit hard" His tour has been marked
by such large audiences and display OF
enthusiasm that his managers are more
hopeful Of victory than they have been.
on the other hand, many OF the old
time leaders say there Is such a split in
the republican ranks because OF Senator
Beveridge's attitude, and especially on ac-
count Of his attack on the party itself,
that the leadership will be repudiated. II
is conceded that the old-tim factional
feud between Senator Beveridge and the
Hemmlnway Fairbanks element Is liable TO
hurt