Show CALLED TEDDY LIAR R SENSATIONAL SCENE AT CLOSE OF COLONEL ROOSEVELTS LABOR DAY SPEECH Painter Declares That United States Is Paying Expense of Colonels Trip Disputing the Former Presidents Presi-dents Declaration on That Score Fnrgo N DA man who fought his Way to exPresldcnt Roosevelt and called him a liar gave a bad scare to the crowd at Island park In this city on Monday Colonel Roosevelt helped to eject him from the platform The colonel had Just finished his Labor La-bor day address which was delivered to one of the largest crowds he has met on his western trip As he spoke the last sentence of his speech tho crowd cheered and then there was a rush for the speakers stand by thousands who sought to get near enough to see tho colonel at short range and shake his hand A small poorlydressed man pushed his way through the mass of people until ho could make himself heard by the colonel He wore a battered hat nnd was unshaven I have a question to ask you Colonel Colo-nel Roosevelt ho shouted I want to know who Is paying tho expenses of this trip of yours about the country The question angered Colonel Roosevelt Roose-velt and his face showed It Ho advanced ad-vanced a step toward his Interrogator and shot back his answer I consider that to bo an Impertinent question he said However I have no objections to telling you Ho added that tho expenses of tho party were being paid by the magazine of which ho Is one of the editors You lie tho man shouted ao loudly loud-ly that hundreds of persons In tho crowd could hear him As he spoke tho words Colonel Roosevelt stepped forward quickly and seized his arm I Just above the elbow He explained later that ho did not know who tho I man was or what his Intentions were and that ho had taken hold of his arm as a measure of self protecllan His vigorous action did not deter the rnan from finishing what ho had to sayHe He shouted out Your expenses are being paid by tho people of the United States The man was arrested later and charged with disorderly conduct Ho said his name was John Martin his occupation a painter and his residence resi-dence In Fargo |