Inter-Mountain Republican | 1907-01-25 | Page 4 | He Says He Will Not Take it.

II HE liE B SAYS lIE HE- WILL OT TAKE l IT 11 President Roosevelt has stated with all the tho emphasis that any man can muster that he Is not a candidate for fora r ra a to the Presidency and that lint he will vIli not nol permit himself to be bo a can candidate In Chicago there Is a rather r energetic collection of or ormen men who insist that the tho re-election re of President noo Roosevelt eH e Is Js an Imperative e necessity it for or the good s of the n nation And thc they have e organized a league with the purpose of forcing the time nomination upon him hini It has paused aused the President no little annoyance He lie HeIs lieis Is 15 in lii earnest and has given gol no Indication that h he had C any ammy thought of coquetting with tho the proposition And AUd while their action is flattering to the PI consciousness conscious conscious- ness o of a duty well done It Is is-by is by br no means Haltering flattering to his sense of Cra frankness He should be believed The Time Chicago promoters of or I the thc third term should accept the statement of the President The Tho rc rest t of the country countr already has done so