Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-10-27
TAFT LEAVES
FOR CHICAGO
Three Strenuous Days In
Windy City End His
Western Trip
WILL Then GO TO P|TTsBURG
Journey to Southern States Fol-
lows Before Return to
Washington.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexicanl
Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 27.-With his
departure from Milwaukee for Chi
cago, President Taft practically
brought to an end, the last leg of his
swing around the circle as it was orig
inally planned at Washington and
Beverly. Tomorrow the president will
start in on strenuous three days
program at Chicago, and on Tuesday
he will wind up the original trip at
Pittsburg, the engagements that he
has made following that being quite
distinct from those of the present
journey.
End Of Western Trip.
Milwaukee Wis, Oct. 27.-Speaking
here today to several thousand en-
ployers, President Taft said the law
must be enforced against labor unions
and corporations, against rich and
poor alike.
Two Other Speeches.
In addition to his speech on peace
last night at Green Bay, Wisconsin,
the president made two important
addresses during the day. One was on
the subject of the Panama canal at
the luncheon of the Young Mems Re-
publican club of Minneapolis and the
other was a lot of homely advice to
the students of the University of Min
nestota.
Don't Like "Barbaric YeIIs."
To the latter the president suggest
ed that the activities of college life
| might be better devoted to more ele-
waiting subjects than "barbaric yells,
| and he also declared that the young
man who started in life without means
was far better equipped than the
rich mans son with an income suffi
cient to live upon without working.
The president also made a plea for
fairness in spot, whether it be upon
the college gridiron or on the profes
sional baseball field. He deplored the
action of baseball crowds in atempt
ing to put the visiting atem at a dis
advantage by insulting remarks and
cat calls hurled from grandstands and
bleachers.
"I love baseball" exclaimed the pre-
sident, "blt also love fair deal"
The presidents remarks about col
Ilege yells was called forth by the
greetings he received from the Min
nesota students under the Leadership
of cheer leaders, who jumped ir
front of Taft and went through va
rious sorts of gyrations.
Addresses University Women.
The president sopke generally O.
the responsibility of university mel
and women.
University men go out into thu
world without any money, as rule,
said Taft, "and those who have no
money usually serve the public best
If there is anything that is burden
if there is anything that is an obsta
Gle; if there is anything mat it is dit
ficult for young man to overcome, i
is an income that will enable him t.
live without work.
"You don't applaud that enthusias
tically," he ADDED with smile. "Yol
would like to try the other way. Blu
am giving you the benefit o. real ex
perience. You look about, after yo1
have been out of college, twenty-fiv
years and pick out, if you can, a singl,
man that has made real success AM
4 had a great deal to live on when h
left college. If you find him, he is en-
titled to great deal more credit thai
you are if you lave had to hustle il
order to get enough to eat, for he ha
ihad to overcome more obstacles an
more difficulties than yol."
The president said he wanted t
stop here, for if he proceeded h
would have to criticise some phase
of college life. There were counties
cries of "Go on, 60 on" SO Taft wen
on.
Il suppose 1t is necessary" he sale
ito keep up these barbaric yells tha
are supposed to be an expression G
university life. suppose it is necei
sary too, that the leaders go throug
the contortions that We saw here i
order to invoke the real college spiri
but it was not necessary thirty or fol
ty years ago. They got along with
less sharp yell that the rest, and wit
a more graceful hurrah."
!, Taft suggested that American un
versities might well devote a littl
/. more attention to study Of manner.
. The Anglo-Saxon, the northern race!
he said, prided themselves on thei
straightforwardness, on their tellin
each other just what they thought
whereas hey might learn a great des
from the potter ess Of the Latin race,
Heaven save me-" exclaimed tn
president, from candid friend!"
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