Ogden Evening Standard | 1910-08-26 | Page 8 | Camera Men Made Roosevelt Mad

CAMERA MEN MADE ROOSEVELT MAD Ames, Iowa, Aug. 2i. Speeding westward on his special car. Colonel Roosevelt was not permit ted to sleep Jate th's moninc;. Scarcely bad the state of Iowa been entered when a stop was made at Marshalltown where hundreds of people clamored to se(; the colonel. . After Korne- deliy, he emerged from the rear do.r of his car smiling but protesting that be had not 'n scheduled sched-uled to speak there. He then delivered deliv-ered his first speech in what he termed 'he heart of the nation lie told the audience he was glad to get back to his own country, although he had enjoyed the Hons In Africa more tha nthey had enjoyed blnv Expressing interest in the children of the assemblage, he suggested that it wo-uld not bG well t depend on Immigration Im-migration for an increase of the pop.v lation of the country. After his remarks, re-marks, frequently Interrupted by cheering, he protested against, the p' tiou of photographers" who brought their cameras into action. "It is an outrage," be said, "to take my picture in this garb." He had time only to throw a rain coat over his pajamas nnrl to don slippers slip-pers when called to the platform The Roosevelt special will go through Iowa nnd .Nebraska, stopping at a dozen or more places where Celonel Roosevelt will make addresses.