The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-21
Roosevelt Will Make Whir,Wind
 Tour Of West
Sees in Victory of LsFollette in North Dakota Need For Per- sOnaIly Addres ing Voters
Especial from United Press.)


 New York, March 21-Following his first big campaign speech in this state, delivered at Carnegie hall, last night. Colonel Roosevelt began work, today, on his stump speeches for his tour of the middle west which will start, next week
 Roosevelt left no way open for a removal of the personal issue between him and President Taft. In his in- terpolations at Carnegie Hall, he spoke in ridicule of Taft's present at titude toward public questions. He summoned his most dramatic meth ods, using his famous falsetto tones. in the most severe attack on Taft. to whom he referred as "fossilized.' His manner and his method left no ground for any question that he will carry the fight forward in direct, personal opposition to the President.
 Roosevelt expects to make a regu- lar, old time whirlwind campaign on his trip, next week. At the Outlook office, today, he took up the lines of his various speeches. He will stand on his Columbus speech but will re- iterate that he is proposing nothing with reference to the United States Supreme court or the Federal govern ment; that his plan of judicial recall is merely to give the people of @ state the right to review a decision of the courts On the constitutional question. He will charge that Taft will directly contend that the Presi- dent stands for rule by ia small min ority.''
 This small minority Roosevelt will assert. constitutes merely poli- tical oligarchy of bosses"
 Colonel Roosevelt temporarily com pleted his itinerary. arranging to leave here. Tuesday at 5:04-p. m., for Chicago. From Chicago, he will take Kansas City. From there he will travel to St. Paul and Minneapolis. On the return eastward he will prob ably speak in Detroit and is plan ming other Michigan stops. He wes in communication with Senator Dix on, today, relative to the Michigan plans. It is expected that he will eS.
 Roosevelt's Carnegie hall speech will be found on Page 10, under the caption, 'I.et people rule, says Roose- velt''
 Colonel Roosevelt announced, this afternoon, that he had accepted the, invita- tion of the Million Popula ton L. arranged for noon, on March 28. He will go to St. Louis from Chicago. where he arrives on the evening of March s!.
 Roosevelt will speak next Saturday night in Portland Me. It was stat ed, today, he will leave here, next Saturday for Maine, speak at Port land and come back immediately after the meeting.
 Colonel Roosevelt and Edward L.. Andrews. an independent tobacco manufacturer, held a lengthy con- ference, today. at which the effect of the recent supreme court decision in the tobacco trust cases was discussed. It was reported this and the methods of the trust will be discussed by Ross- welt on his coming western trip.
 Roosevelt also received a call from Willard and Charles Leavitt. two Brooklyn boys, who had played their banjos for the Colonel when he was president and who came back today to give him another tune
 Some of the superstitious saw an omen in the boys rendering the Mis-. souri "Houn' Dog vail in the outer office of the presidential aspirant.