The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-10-25

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, being
accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt,
welt, accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt,
Miss Ethel, Theodore, Jr., DR.. Alex.
ander Lambert, the Roosevelt family
physician; DR.. S. Curry Terrell, this
specialist who accompanied the colo
onel on his speaking tour, and who
was with him when the bullet from
Schranks pistol in Milwaukee brought
the speaking tour to an end, and the
colonePs two secretaries, E. R. Mar
tin and Albert McGrath, departed
from Chicago over the Pennsylvania
railroad fCr his home at Oyster Bay.
Plans for Rest of Campaign.
In connection with the departure
of the colonel his plans for the rest
of the campaign-the subject of ami
mated conference between the presi-
Dental candidate and Governor Hiram
Johnson. his running mate, devel-
oped.
Governor Johnson will fill all of the
eastern dates scheduled for the colo
mel, and will act as his direct person
al representative. In compliance
with this arrangement Governor John
son left for New York Sunday after
noon, instead of going to California
as he had intended 1t also devel-
oped that the coIonePs doctors have
practically forbidden him to make
any speeches in the next two weeks,
and, though the colonel had indicated
an intention of attending the Madison
Square Garden rally the last week of
the campaign, it is doubtful if he does
more than sit on the platform.
Condition Continues to Improve.
The doctors made two examinations
of the patient and both showed con-
tinued improvement. The latest bull
letin, issued previous to his depar-
ture, showed pulse, 72; temperature,
9S.2, and respiration, Is. 1t continued:
General condition good, blood count
normal, respiratory movement COM
Portable. The general condition of
the patient justileS his leaving the
hospital for his home in Oyster Bay,
but it is deemed advisable in order
to lessen the possibility of complica-
tions that he should not be disturbed
in any way and he will not be allowed
to see any one enroute."
johnson May Lose Seat.
In going east instead of to Cali
fornia, Governor Johnson faces posi-
BILE loss of his seat as governor of
California The statutes of California
provide that if the governor is absent
from the state for more than sixty
days he will automatically lose his
office. At the last session of the leg
islature before Governor Johnson had
been thought of as a vice presidential
candidate, the legislature passed
resolution giving the governor per-
mission to use his discretion about
the matter of absenting himself from
the state.
Governor Johnson will have been
absent from the state sixty days next
"Wednesday and in a statement he
says he expects an attempt will be
made to unseat him. Before going
east, however, he said that he had
received an opinion from Attorney
General Webb that the resolution was
effective and that he would be safe
in remaining away from home.
At Milwaukee, Wis, John Schrank,
in prolonged interview with the dis
itrict attorney, declared that an in
itimation that New York newspaper
comment on Colonel Roosevelt was
the cause for his attempted assasina-
Ition was not correct, and that he is
willing to assume full responsibility
for what he had done.