The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
HAWKEYFS TO THE FRONT.
Iowa Men In New York Inclined Il Bras of
Their state Nowadays.

An uptown hotel clerk who catches the
drift Of travel quickly remarked that other
day that he had seen more Iowa people in
his house recently than ever before.
Maybe It happens 90, he said. 'There
In n squad Of them there in the corner"-in-
dicating a sextet gathered about a table.
The man TO whom the party was pointed
| out walked over and introduced himself.
The spokesman Of the party grasped hands
cordially and presented the newcomer ali
around The Hawkeves were congratu-
lated on their well-fed and ~well-groomed
appearance.
-Oh, yee.' said the spokesman. I'VE
rather felicitate ourselves up on the fact
that the average Hawkeye is capable of
showing up pretty well We are on our
way To the national capital. simply 10 show
TO President Roosevelt our appreciation Of
his judgment in further honoring the Hawk
eye State by his selection Of Gov. Leslie
Shaw to be at the head Of the financial
branch Of the Government.
W nave been somewhat amused since
! our arrival in the East NJ some inquiries
hurled at Va about Gov. Shaw. There was
a Boston man In here to-day who wanted to
know II IL was true that Gov. Shaw was
opposed to society according 10 the Wash
ington standard, and the Boston idea, and
II II wa true that the Governor had ac-
cepted Office with the understanding that
he would not wear n clawhammer coat at the
Washington functions.
That's the Boston idea Of what CON
stitutes the biggest slice Of the United
States silly az that inquiry was ] could
not refrain from telling the Boston chap
that there isn't a hay-eed ia the State 81
Iowa who doesn't wear a dress suit 20 his
dinner every day after ne has washed up
from his labor ia Ia" corui".d
THE average Iowa man II not quite 20
all-frad o%pinipnsted AZ the average Ohio
man. There h. a growing impression out
our way that just a. the present time ONO
il travelling on the freight When Speaker
H.ndaTz1u. Dave went abroad lat
fall d" was a. much AZ homo in Paris A. DO"
l. M Madison ~ Mount Pleasant ~ course
be Wa born ON me other side, but ne meyer
cut much Bee" until b. mHtri"ulai'd iu Iowa
II d. nothing new however. inter-
posed another one, rather mpde-tlF b" dll
u. for NJ" Government o. call On Iowa
when ~ Narfh timber that wont warp
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Sam 'uruir rai-sd @ regiment quicker than
d Jun" bug 'an "a - "ahhag" l"ai
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