The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-28
Constant Round of Speeches
and Entertainments Mark
His Visit
DISCUSSED The RECALL
OF The JUDICIARY TODAY
Other Addresses Include q Discussion
OF Conservation Before the Mining
Congress and Address ON Arbitra-
ton.

Chicago, Oct. 2s.-President Taft
rose early today to begin the second
days stay in Chicago which called
for a variety Of functions. The first
thing set for the president was an
initiation in the bricklayers' union so
that he would be member in good
standing before undertaking the laying
Of the corner stone of the Hamilton
clubs new building on Monday.
Directly following the issuance to
the president Of a union card, Taft 8
program demanded an address before
the American Mining congress on con-
servation as relating to mining. From
the mining congress the president was
judiciary 1T a luncheon given by the
Chicago Bar association. The next
work prepared for him was a trip to
North Chicago, thirty miles away, to
dedicate t. new naval training sta
ton. This expedition was in charge
of the Commercial club, which prom
ised to turn the chief executive over
to the Chicago Association Of Com
merce for banquet speech this even
ing on arbitration.
plans for Ills travels after leaving
Pittsburg next Tuesday and incidently
learned that he Lad failed to qualify
as voter at election to be held No.
vember Z. He failed to register and
received word from Cincinnati that
he will not be eligible to vote thi.
fall. He was much disappointed.
The presidents new itinerary will
take him from Pittsburg to Morgan.
town. w. Va. instead Of direct to Ho,
Springs. Va. From Morgantown he
Will On direct IN No,x vorl, oit,,
review the Atlantic fleet on Novembe,
2. After the inspection Of the flee,
the president will go to Hot Spring.
to stay until November 6, when he
wt.l proceed to his home in Cincin.
natl.
President Taft, addressing the
American Mining congress. made il
clear that he fully Endorsed the speech
last on Secretary of Interior Waite,
ment's plans for Alaska. "1f secre
tary Fisher can straighten out tn,
Alaskan situation" said the president
you can believe he will win my un
dying personal gratitude, as we'll Al
my official appreciation"
Although Mr.. Taft will spend
longer time in Chicago than ever ha.
been accorded by any president here
tofore. his arduous round Of speeche!
began as soon as he could travel from
his special train to the First regimen
armory to address mass meeting, Civ
en- under the direction of the Hamil
ton club last night. Mr.. Taft wa.
escorted to the armory by the FRS
Illinois cavalry and mounted bras.
band.
Every faction Of the Republican
party in Illinois formally was repre-
sented on the committee in charge ol
the mass meeting and Mayor Garter
H. Harrison. Democrat, joined Will
Lieutenant Governor Oglesby in vel,
coming the president Governor
Deneen was unable to attend becaus,
Of the injury to his leg. Both Senator
Lorimer and Senator Cullom were rep
resented at the meeting.
The president spoke on two Of hi!
favorite subjects: Conservation anl
tariff.
AS soon as Mr.. Taft finished hi!
speech at the mass meeting he wa.
hurried to hotel to be guest of honor
at ball given by the Irish Chora
society. He was accompanied on thi!
trip by Mayor Harrison. who witt
Mrs. Harrison led the grand march
1t was late before the presiden
slipped from: the bail room and wen
to bed at his hotel.
Sunday will be devoted to confer
ence, an automobile ride. an addres.
to the Negro Young Mems Christian
association and an evening speech. Or
Monday the president will attend the
national dairy show. law the corne,
stone Of the Hamilton club, partake
OF an insormai luncheon and latel
depart for Pittsburg to spend Tuesday