New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-16
ROOSEVELT CONSENTS
TO REST FOR ONE DAY
Gives Up Sunday at San Fran
cisco to Recovering Voice and
Strength for This Week.
STARTS FOR LOS ANGELES
Colonel Speaks There To-day
and To- Morrow Invades Arr
IONA, the Sixteenth State
in His Itinerary.

From Stsn Correspondent OF The Tribune
San Francisco. Sept. 15.-Rest was the
one wish Of Colonel Roosevelt in tho city
Of the Golden Gate to-day. He expert
enced the novelty OF a whole day off the
train with nothing on the programme. Mr..
Roosevelt's Sunday here was a tranquil
one. and in direct contrast to the noisy
reception he received last night and which
he called Bully"
The colonel slept late to-day, and upon
arising found there was nothing more eX-
citing ahead Of him than luncheon with
DR. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, dinner with
Clifford PinChot and Ex-Governor Pardee
and an automobile ride about the city.
In accordance with his custom, the colonel
made no public appearance on the SAB
bath and delivered no speeches.
The Roosevelt party left San Francisco
tonight for Southern California The
Bull Moose is scheduled for speeches at
Santa Barbara and Los Angeles to-mor-
row. and on Tuesday he will enter Ari-
IONA. the sixteenth state TO be visited by
Mr. Roosevelt in his tour. The route
of the return trip has not been planned
beyond Denver. Il is practically certain
however, that he will visit about all OF
the Southern states before he shows up
i'm New York. early in October Colonel
Roosevelt is now at work on his Memphis
speech, one Of the few speeches Of the
tour which is expected 10 deal largely with
the waterways movement
Colonel Cecil Lyon. travelling adviser
10 the third party candidate. is insisting
that Mr. Roosevelt shall lay off a day
and run down To Dallas, Tex, where Mr..
Lyon says the Bull Moose will receive a
welcome even II the state is Democratic.
Texas is not on the original itinerary.
Reception Pleases Colonel.
Roosevelt Is plainly pleased tonight
with the California situation. During the
day he was much in the company of
Francis j. Heney one OF the colonel 9
lieutenants, and Mr.. Heney paints glow
, ing picture OF Rosevelts success in Cali
fornia. Or. Wheeler was equally enthu-
siastic and the cheerful trio was com
plete when Clifford Pinchot dropped in.
Mr.. Heney introduced Roosevelt TO the
noisy gathering at the Coliseum here last
night. the introduction following the
twelve minute applause which began as
soon ~ the Bull Moose set his foot upon
the stage. Evidently having IN mind the
fact that the Pacific Coast is grateful to
President Taft for mis- interest In the San
Francisco exposition. MI Hcney referred
TO Roosevelt as the man who made the
Panama Canal and the Panama Pacific
Exposition. The crowd OF fifteen thou
sand persons cheered again and the colo
mol. inspired by the enthusiasm of his
audience. spoke with extraordinary en-
phssls and effectiveness.
The theme OF Mr. Roosevelts San
Francisco speech, however. was not the
Panama Canal. but the academic doc
trines" OF Governor Wilson, as outlined
In the Governor recent speech before
the New York Press club. On the way
West Mr.. Roosevelt obtained copy OF
The New-York Tribune containing a
stenographic report OF the speech, and
this afforded the candidate an opportu-
nltv to come back at the Democratic
nominee with an entirely new line Of ar
gument.