The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-21
PUT QUESTIONS
TO ROOSEVELT
Audience at Phoenix, Ariz., Not
in Accord With Former
President on Recall.
INSIST THAT THEY ARE
"G0ING TO HAVE 1T, TOO"
Tour Through the Territories
Completed and Next Stop
Is at Los Angeles.

PHOENIX, Ariz.. March 2o.-Thcodore
Roosevelt completed his tour through
New Mexico and Arizona when he de-
parted tonight for Los Angeles.
The private car in which he and his
party arc travelling was attached to the
Santa Fe train which left here at $3.50
p nj. and Is due TO arrive in Los Angeles
AT 1915 tomorrow.
Colonel Roosevelt. suuburncd to
ruddy, hue by his long motor rides OF d,ls dns
busy time in Phoenix,
His address to a gathering of moro
Than 5000 people in the city plaza at mid :
was by no means all that the colonel was
called upon to do He attended lunch :
con given him by the members OF his
Rough Rider regiment, who are located
In This part of the territory. visited Gov
crnor Sloan at the executive mansion; (;
motored about the great valley irrigated
by the Roosevelt dam, and arrived at ,is ms
last event OF the busy day was ta!k
at the dedication OF ST Luke's home for
tubcrcular patients, fostered by Bishop
Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel did not
participate today In any OF the cere-
monies OF MIR Roosevelts reception
They remained throughout the day a!
Mesa, where Archie Roosevelt resumed
his school work this morning
Men in Crowd Talk Back. -
Mr. Roosevclts ideas OF Arizona $
statehood constitution. expressed in his
speech today. have aroused no nttle III,
terest in Phoenix. His declaratlon that
the federal government should immedl-
ately accept the territory into the union
although he opposed the recall provision
OF the constitution as applied 10 the Ju-
dietary. was the main topic OF conversa-
ton about Phoenix this afternoon:
The address was cnlirened by interlec-
tons from the crowd in the, shape OF
questions or suggestions, and Mr.. RooSe-
vct answered every one.
When he declared himself as To the
recall OF the judiciary, voice from the
1--WE are going to have it. too and
from another section OF the audience
came the additional statement;
Mr.. Roosevelt paused moment and
When you say you are going TO have
it, ] agree with you. 1t is your right II
ycu want il. But when you say you
need 1t. | do not agree with you,
An Interpreter Needed
4 few minutes later another voice
broke in. The owner was OF foreign
birth and his English was so broken that
those on the stand could not understand
him. Mr.. Roosevelt asked him 10 repeat
his remark then shook his head. saying
that an interpreter seemed necessary. As
he caught the drift Of the remark, Mr..
Roosevelt said II had been suggested that
workmen should help each other. lie
promptly agreed.
II will go even further" he said. II
Will say that all Americans should help
the worllingmen, But the workingman
should be a good American. If he seeks
only TO have others help him and does
not attempt to help himself. then heaven
help him.,
There was no reply from the man in
the crowd.
A slight change In Mr. Roosevclts pro-
gramme in Los Angeles has been made
necessary by the desire OF President
Wheeler OF the University OF California
that he should arrive without fail in
Berkeley on Thursday morning.
On receiving a telegram from Or.
Wheeler Mr.. Roosevelt's secretary de-
cided that the party must leave Los An
geles by the Santa Fe route on Wednes-
day instead of returning over the coast
line.
Mr.. Roosevets car will be run as a
second section OF the Northbound Limit
ed. Mrs. Roosevelt and her daughter will
not alter their plans. but will proceed to
San Francisco direct over the coast line.
meeting Mr. Roosevelt Thursday at DR..
Whceler's home in Berkeley.