I have been a writer, rancher, war hero and a president known for my love of the great outdoors.
You can even see my face on Mt. Rushmore.

I first headed west, drawn by the hunting of buffalo on the northern plains.
I was determined to add it to my trophy collection; to which I took great pains.

First I was Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
Then, I helped organize and lead the First U.S. Volunteer Cavalry.

As president, I revived the Sherman Anti-Trust Act.
To break up big corporations and restore competition for little companies, that's a fact.

Some of my most important actions as president were in the areas of conservation.
I wanted to preserve our wilderness in the form of national parks for our nation.

I negotiated a settlement of the Russo-Japanese War, which was a feat of no small size.
As a result of this act, I was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

I was the first president to fly in an airplane to the envy of others.
I flew for four minutes in a plane built by the Wright Brothers.

Once, I took a drink of coffee and exclaimed, "That coffee tastes good, even to the last drop!"
From this, Maxwell House got their motto which put them on top.

Now it's time to give it a try...
What's my name, who am I?