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Show WESTERN ITINERARY IS MAPPED OUT OYSTER BAY, July 14 Theodore Roosevelt gavoout today the itineraries itiner-aries of the two speaking tours he 60on Is to make one into the west late In tho sumroer and the other through the south in tho early fall. The two tours will resemble a campaign cam-paign trip by a presidential candidate for Colonel Roosevelt will not only make as many set speeches as hl3 traveling" card permits, but probably he will deliver talks from tho rear end of his private car. For tho first trip," a car has already been chartered. char-tered. The Weatern Trip. The western trip is to begin August Au-gust 25 and will end September 11. The southern trip will extend from October 6 to October 13. The itineraries itin-eraries follow: Western trip August 25, leave New "York, August 27 arrive Cheyenne; August 29, Denver; August. 31, Osa-watomie, Osa-watomie, Kaa ; September 2, Omaha; September 3, Sioux Falls. S. D.; September Sep-tember 5, Fargo, N. U.; September G, SL Paul; September 7. Milwaukee; September 8, Freeport. III., and Chicago. Chica-go. September 10, Pittsburg; September Sep-tember 11, arrive New York. Tho Southern Trip. Southern trip October 6. leave Jsew York; October 8, Atlanta, Ga ; October 10, Hot Springs, Ark.; October Octo-ber 12, Peoria, 111.; October 13. speech In Indiana for Senator Bever-Idge, Bever-Idge, at a place not yet chosen. The Itineraries were completed to- day after much thought and labor. Colonel Roosevelt's secretary has been studying time tables for the last two weeks, squeezing in a9 many speeches as train connections woulo permit. Urgent requests for a "few words" 'have come by hundreds from political organizations, clubrf, schools and personal per-sonal friends. : The most of these Roosevelt has been obliged to decline, and in announcing an-nouncing his program today he said he wished to make It understood clearly that he could consider no further fur-ther invitations. Already ho has j been compolled to refuse many that be wished to accept, j To Address Milwaukee Scrltes. ! At Chicago, Colonel Roosevelt will j Fpeak before the Hamilton club, a t political organization with which his 1 relations for years have been cordial I and which is sure to give him an en-: en-: thusiastlc welcome. At Milwaukee ( he spoaks before the Press club. : Tho first address of the southern j j trip will be on Uncle Remus day, i ; named in memory of Joel Chandler Harris, who in his life time was a j warm friend of Colonel Roosevelt. The Peoria speech will be before the 't Knights of CoIumbuB, a Romaa Cath-! Cath-! lie organization. 1 - |