The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-04
ROOSEVELT VISITS
IOWA. AND DAKOTA
0Contlnned from Pnrc one.l


Roosevelt criticised the financial meth
DDS OF two railroads which he did not
name.
Two great railroads are now at work
on "a piece OF construction work, where
/ have no question that the stock Is
being honestly provided for, and rep
rescnts honest work" he said. But
under the present system ! have reason
be issued which will represent in ef-
feet "a bonus TO certain big men who
ought TO have something for what they
have done, but who ought not to have
anything like what they VIII get.
Under the laws at present we cannot
stop 10, and instead OF dcnOunCing the
big men for what they have a legal
right to do. the wise thing is 10 give
OF such an abuse. SO in dealing with
everything affecting corporations"
From some OF the smaller towns,
where no stops by the special train was
scheduled, kilograms were sent ah.
telling Colonel Roosevelt that the peO-
pie were waiting at the station. and he
stopped for few minutes TO talk and
shake hands. The people who had one
or more babies brought them all along
and the colonel never failed to spea K
about them and urged the duty OF at
tentton TO the crop Of children"
Arrival nj sioux Falls.
The people OF Sioux Falls had made
great preparations to receive Colonel
Roosevelt and the plans went through
with dash that kept the colonel busy
People from many miles around came @
this city TO attend the celebration. The
streets were a mass OF waving flags
and bunting, and pictures OF Roosevelt
filled the windows and floated from
wires huns across the roadways. In
dams, dressed in gay finery. mingled
with the crowds OF holiday makers.
There was parade at Sioux Falls
as soon as Colonel Roosevelt arrived
The crowd almost swamped the police
and fl checred continuously as hard as
t could AFTER the parade. the colonel
was taken TO a huge circus tent which
had been set up in the middle OF the
city. The rows OF seats that extended
up the canvas covering OF the tent were
filled. and crowds surEed I'm to the
center. their eyes on the colonel. who
stood high above them on a platform.
spent the Time Cheering.
When he appeared on the platform a
roar OF cheers burst out. which LASTED
Tor several minutes. and it took him a
good deal longer than he had expected
20 make his speech, because the peo-
PIE spent almost as much time in cheer
ing as they did in listening. Colonel
Rooseveits speech at Sioux city In
which he referred 90 the Taft admins
tration was written on the train tAi.
morning, after the colonel had a LONG
talk with Senator Dolliver. who wa
on the train with him.
-Four hundred persons attended a din
ner given TO Colonel Roosevelt thi'
evening. The colonel Is spending the
night here and viii leave early I'm TIT
morning FOR Fargo. y. d. where he q
20 attend n Labor day celebration OF
Monday and deliver an address.
Man In Audience tainted.
Just before Colonel Roosevelt lin
in the midst Of the dense thronE in tn,
tent tainted. The people were wedge,
together so tightly that 70 was almOs
Impossible for them 70 move. and be
gan to stir ncrvOusly when those VIII,
were standing near the man called gu
for the others to make way and civ,
. MIN air. Colonel Roosevelt stopped hi
speech in the middle OF n sentence
From the high platform on which HI
was standing he could see over IN,
heads OF the people TO the struggling
group OF men who were trying 10 hell
the sick man Realizing the danger O
a panic. he took the situation IN han'
Keep your seats. all Of you" h,
called out. Bring the man here 20 tn
platform"
The people obeyed his directions an,
several men pushed their way a littl
nearer to the platform carrying tn
sick man.
Throw some water on him" sal,
Colonel Roosevelt. picking up the pitch
er on the platform. He won't like II
but IL will do him good"
Just as the man was lifted to tn,
platform several persons climbed upOI
Il TO escape the crush. Colonel Roose
welt again warned tho people to re
main seated. In a few minutes uuie
was restored and the colonel resume,
his speech.
Seated on the platform with ColOne
Roosevelt were Governor Vessey o
South Dakota; Senator Gamble. Judg,
John T.. Garland. OF the United State
circuit court, and Seth Bullock. Unite,
States marshal.
In introducing Colonel Roosevelt
Judge Garland said:
His life has embodied in Il so mann
Of the ideals OF our people that he hal
become 10 be the Incarnation OF thei1
aspirations"
Farewell concert. FeruIlo band. Salt
air. Labor day.
Farewell concert Ferullo band. Salt
air. Labor day.