The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-06
WILL TRAVEL
 I3,O00 MILES
ROUTE OF PRESIDENT TAFT'S LONG ITINERARY HAS BEEN
 COMPLETED.
In 24 States He Will Preach the Gospel of Reciprocity, Aribitra- ton and Conservation
 of Alaska.

Beverly, Mass, Sept. 5.-The route along which President Taft will thread his way for 13,000 miles was definitely mapped today and the lime runs through 24 states, while more than one hundred cities are red dotted. showing pauses for the speeches on tariff, reciprocity, ar bitration, conservation and Alaska.
 The president will start from BosS ton September 15 and will finish at Washington November 1 in time to hear the verdict from some of the states in the election six days lat- e..
 Mir. Taft will head straight for Michigan, after pausing day or two in New York and Pennsylvania. From Michigan the route leads into illi- nois and then through Missouri, Kan sas, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado Wyo- ming, Utah, Idaho, Washington, Ore gon, California, Montana. South Da- kota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and fin ally to Chicago, Pittsburg and wasn- ington. In five states he makes no stops.
 The longest jump on the trip is SS2 mics from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City. The president will seldom go more than 20 or 30 miles without stopping to say a word either at some local hall or from the rear platform of his car.
 I. is expected that several million persons will hear the presidents lyoice or at least catch glimpse of the presidential smile.
 Leave Boston Sept. 15; Syracuse, FEne, Pa. Sept. 16; in Erie Sept. l7; Erie, Pa, Detroit, Pontiac, Saginaw
 Bay City, Mich, Sept. IS; Bay city, ISault Ste, Marie, Marquette, Sept. I19, 20. Grand Rapids, Mich, Battle Greek, Kalamazoo, Mich. Sept. Fl;
 Peoria. Ill.,, Sept. 22; Peoria, Ills,
 St. Louis, Sept. 23 Kansas City
 Mo, Baldwin, Kas., Sept. 24; Bal Idwin, Cherryvale. CoffeyvAe lnde- Ipendence, Kas.. Cherryvale. Chanute, Ottawa, Kansos City, Mo-, Sept 20; lHutchinson, Kas.. Sept. 26; Hutch llnson, Topeka, Atchison, Leayenworth
 Kas., Sept. 27; Council Bluffs, Den lison. Fort Dodge, Webster City; Iowa Falls, Waterloo, Iowa Sept. 2S' wat
 erloo Des Moines, Knoxville, la, AL Ibia, Ottumwa la, Sept. 29' Moh-
 erIy. sedalia, Kansas City. Mo-. Sept. l3O. omaha. Neb.. Oct. 1; Omana, H.inco,n. Hastings. Neb.. Oct. ?; Den sver, Colo, Oct. 3, Cheyenne, Lar annie. Rawlins. Wyo., Oct. 1; Salt d.ake City, Utah, Oct 5; Pocatello' Noise. Ida. Oct. 6; Walla Walla' Washington, Wiston, Moscow ldaho, rSpokane, Wash. Oct. [; Lind, Ellen lbru, Tacoma, Wash, Oct. s; Bel llingham. Mount Vernon, Everett, iSeatue. wash, Oct. 5; s5eatticr Ia coma, Wash, Oct 10; Tacoma, olym- pia Centralia, Chehalis, Castle ROCK
 Kelso, Kalama. Van Couver, Wash; :; , Portland. Ore. Oct II. Portland, Ore, ! Salem, Ore, Oct. 12; Sacramento San Francisco, Oct. IS; San Fran cisco. Oct. IA and 15; Los Angeles Cal, oct. i6; Los Angeles, Oct. lt;
 Salt Lake City, Utah. Oct. IS, Butte 7 Livingston, Billings, Mont, oct. lS'
 sheridan, Gillet, New Castle, Wyo. . lOct. 20: New Castle, Wyo., Edge !, mont, Custerm, Deadwood, Vislt < Lead, sturges, Rapid City, s. D..
 Oct. 21; Pierre s. D.. Oct. 22 Pierre
 Huron, Aberdeen s D., Oct. 25; Aberdeen, Cologne, Shakopee, Man. kato. Waterville, Fairbault, Randolpf
 Minneapolis. Minn.. Oct 24; St. Pau iiMinn., Oct. 25; Green Bay, Appleton
 Oshkosh. Fon du Lac. Milwaukee
 Wis, Oct. PC; waukee, Racine
 Kneosha, Wis. Chicago, Ill., Oct 27 Chicago. oct. 2S and 29. and 30 | Pittsburg Oct. 31. Washington, No
 yember l.