The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-25
RATCHET BURIED
BY WARNING CLANS
Forget Political Feud
and Join in Honor
ing Taft.
KANSAS TENDERS
ROYAL WELCOME.
He Is Assured That State Will
Be Solidly for Him in Conven.
vention of Ie12-President
Now Is Travelling in
Heart of Enemy's
Country.

Baldwin Station, Kansas. sentemha
zt.-Ihe warning Republican factions
VI Kansas buried the hatchet tod.,,
ana walked side by side to paw honor
10 PRESIDENT Taft. Governor stubhs
VINO is generally conceded to belong
~, W the lhsursent faction, welcomed M
at lawrence with the hope thar
.he state, without regard to church ~
party or faction would erts,S +s,
most royal reception ever given
PRESIDENT of the United States
republican State Chairman Do,,e,.
"no hoios office in the State ,tnder
oNerhor Scubbs. and Republican Ma
.lohai committeeman Mulvane united
-. 'eiiing Mr.. Taft that the Kansas
t,nnsi ZION 70 the next Republican Ma
.iohai Convention would be so1idiv e..
nim' and United States Senator'S r,,r.,..
ana Bristow, the one Repn,.r IL
o'ner leader of the progras,as
que side by side in the tonnea, se
me same automobile over the Eonso
countryside and sat on the same n,,ts
tive. e"iel eNecu-
The predictions of Mr. MuIvana 49,,
Mr.. Dolley, who are close ~ ,n,,.s anu
conditions in n State supposed,v Iaa,,a
sent, Followed close on the dcc,.rat{
OF Governor Hadley Of Missouri ~,
t Iaft that the State would IN.
ct It's delegates for him and ~
i p.oh,lse OF the Illinois Republiea,,
aus TO send a solid delegation "a
n, ehtion pledged ITO Mr.. Taft.
interest I'm Reception.
Much interest was shown in ~,
RESIDENTS reception by the Insnr.
gent Republicans of Kansas Il
ha.or Curtis and Consressm,,
ea a of the Regulars, met tia
resident's train at Kansas CITY earl,
,ne morning. while Governor Stuhhs
ah senator Bristow showed zip later
th prlher Lawrence. Kansas, where
Tue resident, after boing introdncaa
ny rne Governor, spoke to the stuients
a. the University of Kansas and ms
junior Senator at Baldwin. where ~
PRESIDENT spent the day.
SENATOR Bristow was on the stat,on
PLATFORM at Baldwin when the -Ta,,
! special pulled in. He climbed the stems
49, Ie pfivate car. walked in and said
Helio' Mr.. President. I'm might
glad to see you. You have come to the
sFeatest town on the globe"
Mr., Mulvane and Mr.. Dolley taxed
'reely TO the newspaper mon.
Kansas" said the national cor,
rhitteeman, will send solid Taft DELE
cation to the Republican National
convention In 1912" and Mr. Dolley
later Endorsed the prediction. to n,sno.
bers of the Taft party.
Mr.. TAFT attended church TO-DAY
spoke TO the students of the Uniyersjfy
at Lawrence and TO the students or
Baker University here, on peace ami
arhitration, and reviewed the Indian
students at Haskell Institute, nea.
Lawrence.
! Tomorrow, the President will begin
hard, busy trip through the state
The first day will end in Kansas CITY
Tomorrow night where AIR Tarr
speaks to the National Conservation
Congress. On Tuesday he will attend
the semi centennial celebration OF the
admission of Kansas to the Union at
the State Fair at Hutchinson
To the students at Lawrence the
President spoke of the good the Y.
M. c. A. has done in the world as he
has seen il and depressed sufficiently to
resent publicly the allegations as to
drunkenness and dissipation in Amerl-
can universities made by Mr.. Crane. OF
Chicago, recently. II do not know
said the President. whether you have
observed the attack made upon young
men at Harvard, by some gentlemen
who felt it necessary to send detec-
tive into that community to. find out
how wicked the boys We're
No Sympathy with 1t.
II have not any particular sympathy
with thar kind of Investigation Wick
edness that mas to be unearthed with
/ a spade ordinarily ought to be kept
under the clod that the spade raises 7
know something about those universi-
! ties. ] know its sister university,
Yale.
The truth is. universities don't t!f-
fer much. I know what Yale was in
my day. and l know it might have
been better contributed something
to the detectives knowledge in those
days. possibly; but to-day there is a
higher standard OF morality. Dissipa-
I ton and drinking are frowned upon
by the public opinion OF the college.
That is what shows what a college Is
| the public opinion OF the young men
and young women who are in il.
And l resent scandal making and
undertaking with reference to the
standard of our universities when they
are doing such good work and are put
ting out men into the community with
| higher moral ideals every year"
| Leaving Baldwin late tonight tha
| President will reach Coffeyville Kan
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