Show NO COMPROMISE L COLONElS COLONEl'S SLOGAN I Roosevelt Insists on Platform ii 1 I Covering His HS Entire Program Pro Pro- Program I gram of Reform THIRD PARTY CALL READY READ Will Be Published Tomorrow J I Heney Makes Pilgrimage to Oyster Bay BAY N N V. V Jul July 0 Tho Th Tho 0 OYSTER progressive movement mo as ns Cot Cola Colo I rId 1 Roosevelt put It tonight Is tb the e I 1 keynote of oC hI his campaign It means i. i Jio said saki the putting into effect 0 oj oC oCI I every ery every principle for tor which we stand stanL Colonel Roosevelt's statement was oas 3 regarded as an Indication that he lie would I dra draw the lines for or an m n uncompromising fight that he would Insist upon a platform and campaign of oC such a nature nature na nn- na- na ture as to la lay Jar before the tho for their verdict In November ember the complete com corn to which he has committed committed commit- commit fj ted himself Colonel noo Roosevelt's views s are alp set forth In n his Charter of oC Democracy In Columbus Ohio last February ar ary which mark marked cd hI his re entry re-entry Into active o politics Since that time he has hns declared himself unqualifiedly for tor or woman suffrage The platform which iad ad been drafted for Cor or submission to the Republican national convention was not ot brought ht forth orth owing t to tho the refusal of ot tho the colonel to sanction participation in Sn tho the convention It is la understood this platform will be bo the basis of oC the one onel l the former President will submit to the 1 convention con of ot tho the new party parts partIn In n ChIt Chicago Chi ChI- Chia t cago next month although containing t i in addition a statement of oC belief of oC to o necessity for or a new ne party and an at attack attack attack at- at tack upon the Republican and Del Democratic Demo Demo- o- o cratic parties partle V I Confer rN relt I That the courts will Con come COnte In for at at- at at nt the hands of ot the now new party was s Indicated by 10 th the fact act that Colonel Colonal J oo o spent a largo large part of ot tho the afternoon In considering the subject jj lie JIe had laI with him him William I. I L. L R n Ransom orn of I Brooklyn a lawyer er who attracted the I colonels colonel attention several weeks ago b by delivering before th the New ew cw York nar Ba association a lecture Jecture In n defense of oC the ther I r recall call of or judicial decisions the doctrine enunciated by 0 oy the President ox-President in his Columbus speech After Arter hI his talk with Mr lr Ransom Colonel Roosevelt eH said the they had bc been n considering steps stepi to se sobet so- so bet lect as candidates for or the Judiciary Then men who they believed would measure up Tip to the needs of the time tinie Colonel Roosevelt noose did not Indi indicate ate whether he lie would urge that the new ne party part take a st stand nd In favor of the hie he recall re reI recall re- re I call of judicial decisions It Il is beJ be- be J cd however howe he hc will Ill not insist upon up-on this step as ho he says that throughout hout his recent campaign he favored ored the application application cation atlon of this measure to state courts cab c and antI would not attempt to ap ap- ap- ap ply iW It l to to the federal judiciary I Th The call for or the national convention c of the new party part Is read ready Colonel l lt said and will be made pub pUb- lb lic Ilc on Monday Francis J. J Hene Heney the San Francisco graft aCt prosecutor came here toda today from tho the Baltimore convention con to give Cob Colo Colonel I nel nd Roosevelt an l Idea Idra of the tho probable up line In In the Democratic party parly as a of or Woodrow Wilsons Wilson's nomina nomina- rj tion |