The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-02
HOW ROOSEVELT
BLOWS HOT AIR
OR COLD TO SUIT
Tariff Stand Patter in Connec.
ticut; Revisionist in
!O..a.

THE TRAIL OF THE DEMA.
GoGUE" Is what they call Col. Thso-
.dore Roosevelt's big cross country trip
at the National Democratic headauar-
tsrs. Here 10 . parody on the chorus %
ANY Little ORR for Wilson oiee Clubs.
apropos OF the Bull Moose method sf
vote getting:
"ANy little boost that's a nice MtsIs boost
10 the right little boost for me,
~ dont have TO iook IKE boost IN a
book " a good boost u co~ be-;
10 makes no difference how others fare u
u proves r. r. O X.
Any little boost fhat's nice little boost
10 the right httIs boost for me-"
All the way from II, Atlantic to the
Pacific and back again Col. Roosevelt
grabbed local color and local issues to
initiate the Bull Moose strength. Hs
wasn't over particular what issues no
grabbed, or what remedies he promised.
a. long as the appropriation gave r. n
Il Temporary advantage. as will be seen
from scanning the following excerpts
from his speeches:
BENNINGTON, VT, Aug. 9.-''The
procession is GONG along. l want Yer
mont to lead 1t. not TO. follow along.
Besides we are opposed to a reciprocity
with foreign countries that will harm
our American farmer"
Vermont is a border State, and its
people fear reciprocity with Canada
advocated by President Taft.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Sept ave
are engaged In beginning the great work
Of social readJustmont and industrial
reform. and this talk OF the tarin q
simply a red herring thrown across the
trail to distract tho attention OF the
people"
Connecticut Is a strong tariff Staks
and Bridgeport is . manufacturing
centre enjoying the benefits OF pro-
lection.
STILL FLOATING THE CURRENT
NICELY, THANkEE.
HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. 2.-''Tns
schoolhouses should be thrown open "a
the citizens for the purpose OF political
meetings. especially political mestinya
where also women might attend"
There Is a movement In Hartford -
throw open the school buildings.
MERIDEN. Conn. Sept. al am ir
favor OF a worxlngmen's compensation
act. AMI our party viii not allow the
courts TO block Its way to such law
ms was SAID to u gathering Of
mechanics ami was intended - q
slap al Gov. Baldwin.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. a-"Tn,
Post Once Department: reports that las
year the people were robbed OF abou
Sl7o.OoO,oo0 by fake business promotes
We intend to have the Government stoI
It"
Some prominent people OF New
Haven recently r'atYonized a get-rich-
quick enterprise to their sorrow.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. 3-"Yo,
know | always stood tor Beveridge. an
together we have worked for the bes
IDEALS in government"
Ex-senator Bever!dge was present
and his friends were In the crowd.
NATION. Ill. Sept. a-''rho onl:
way TO down the Lorlmer type OF poll
ticiaq In your State 10 10 elect Mr.. Fun
a. Governor. II you want decent gov
err ID with W."
Ex-senator Lor!mer Of Chicago has
NJ .. macon and he proved
ar en- raw man for tho
Colonel to lungs ct.
81. LOLis, MU., Sept. ST IN
against Standard OIL. and the Official
Of this State received my support II
their fight against that company"
Everybody knows that Gov. Hadley
won his advancement: because OF his
successful fight as Attorney General
Of Missouri az ainst the Rockefeller