Arizona republican., 1919-09-08
WILSON OFF ON SECOND LAP IF
 SPEAKING TOUR
Strikes into Northwest To- day to Promote Interests of Treaty Ratification Without Reservations -- Will Reach Seattle for Fleet Review Next Satur- day
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 DIES MONIES, Sept. S.-President Wilson left here at 12:o1 o'clock this morning for Omaha where he speaks today.
 DIES MONIES. la. Sept 7.-After a days rest in Des Moines, President Wilson will strike into the northwest tomorrow for week of speech making there in the interest of the peace treaty.
 His schedule for the six days will take him through every state that bor- ders Canada west of the great lakeA and will end at the Pacific coast where on Saturday afternoon he will review the Pacific fleet He will not reach the extreme northern tier Of states until Tuesday however, tomorrow being oc .cupied with addresse at Omaha, Neb., and Sioux Falls, S. D.
 Enjoy Day of Rest
 The president and Mrs. Wilson rested most of the day in their suite at a Des Moines hotel where they had spent their first night off their special train since leaving Washington Wednesday. In the morning they attended services however, at Central Presbyterian church, and in the afternoon went for an automobile ride which took them out through the country about the Iowa capital
 The presidents suite was on the meg zanine floor of the hotel and just be fore dinner was to be served at [: 30 he strolled out found the floor almost guard at the entrance to his suite, and sat down alone in chair overlooking the lobby Presently he moved over to public writing table and wrote a let ter and then took stroll through g rear parlor. exchanging greetings with several people he met there. Before he returned to his suite he explored a couple of railways nearby and took another look down into the lobby
 The president seemed to enjoy his afternoon automobile ride immensely On the way smaller car turned over into the ditch within sight of the presi- dential party and Mir. Wilson ordered his driver to stop and inquired whether any one was hurt He was assured that all those in the car had escaped injury.
 Ready for Hard Week
 Dr Grayson. the presidents physi- elan, said MT. Wilson had been much refreshed by his Sunday stop in Des Moines and was in good trim for the strenuous week before him. He said he would urge, however, that the presi- dent make few rear platform speeches along the way saving his voice for the eleven scheduled addresses that are to be made before next Sunday.
 With the exception of Tuesday, vir- tually all of which will be spent in St, Paul and Minneapolis, Minn., and Sat urday, when the president will be in Tacoma and Seattle, Wash the pres identiaI special will be almost contin- uously on the go Out of about 130 hours which will elapse between the departure from Des Moines late tonight and the address at Tacoma Saturday morning, nearly 100 are to be spent on the train The morning address tomor- row will be in Omaha and an evening stop will be made at Sioux Falls. Tues day there will be addresses in both St Paul and Minneapolis, but on Wednes- day there will be only one. at Bismarck N. D., Thursdays stops are at Billings and Helena, Mont, and Fridays at Occur d'Alene, Idaho. and Spokane Wash. After a morning speech at Ia coma Saturday the president will go to Seattle, where he will speak in the eve hing after the fleet review
 Tn the number of addresses delivered MT. Wilson today had completed one fifth of his speaking tour, but in dis tance travelled he had covered less than one sixth of his 10,000-mile schedule