New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-20
Considers Mr.. Taft Most VaIu-
able Asset of Progressive
RepubIiCaniSm.
ENTHUSIASM AT THE 800"
Big Canal Locks and Water
Power Plant Inspected
Brief Reference to Reel
procity with Canada.

,-tst President Taft and Governor Chase
,sborn of Michigan entertain for each
other not only admiration but genuine
ERECTION must have been plain to all who
saw then, together to-day. At the
luncheon given FOR the President in the
armory at Sauit Ste. Marie they eN-
changed me most eorolaI IeH'l'duohS'
Actions however speak i'uu'' NAN
words ana throughout the d'E' "neH
Mr Iait ana the chlet executive oI Tue
STATE OF Michigan have been constantly
in each "'h'rs COMPANY 'he course u
boih mas Ieit no room LOT "'u"' aS "
Their h"'Hd' admiration All" IeSd'"
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port oi 'I VINO arc genuine d"'''''IS "i
rrogress within the Republican party. ]
President lalI is '"l TESS ''d"N j" 'N-
pressing MS admiration l"r inc h'"'A'"
abilities of Governor osborn
Taft Good Enough for U.s.
.Tre Nsroyotte Mining Journal will !
ss, Tomorrow.
.Tre gracious and warm welcome |
,birb President Taft has received i'm I
Michigan the last two davs will be con |
,.rued in AJarguette Cifv to-day bv the !
rcopIe Of Marquette County and the up
Der peninsula. The upper peninsula is I.
Progressive It's poiuts Of view with re- |
card ro President Taft can we'll be OK !
messed i'm the sentence. Taft is q good |
,rorrb Progressive for ,s''
Tr describe the welcome ciycn 20 /
President Taft bv the peopIe Of the 500"
as cordial seems only half to describe !
tr. roceDticu accorded 10 the Chief Exec !
ut.ye of the nation here TODAY. From
M. time Mr. Taft stepped off the train. !
little before noon. until he left here. at /
$40 %. m.. every moment OF his time was /
filed. aud every step was attended with |
manifestations 0f cordiality According |
to the local authorities. this beauUftlI
little city ou the banks Cf tho ST Mary's /
River never before contained so large a /
crowd and if bright and smiling faces. I
a-r,rauso and cheers are any Indication
every f7dividual-evcu To the smallest /
,fId-was glad 10 see the President (
Nstvr7Ir,. Mr.. Taft was delighted with |
ifs reception. and his expressions Of |
gratitude elected the most enthusiastic /
arrrsuse.
After an automobile ride through the |
A. -.-l. .,.-,,.l -'' -. ono aa,nt -. ,ha,,
the scores of school children for their |
r-,enfi,- the President called at the /
Governor. home where he conera tuIatcd /
Miss Osborn. who is to become bride /
to-morro.. 4 brief stop was then made |
20 Loretta Academy. where the nuns and |
Young girls were drawn up 10 receive /
their distinguished guest. the pupils be- !
ing dressed I'M white \ pretty young |
girl "a member of the graduating class, /
lradc graceful little address and pre-
ssutea "a large bouquet to the President, /
Who replied with mach feeling, after /
ward remarkn@ 1t was one of the prctti- |
cst little ceremonies hc had attended.