The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
the HUNTERS DINNER
ROOSEVELT AS AN ENTERTAINER
President Gives Farewell Banquet 10
His Companions On
the Hunt.

dispatches last night give an account
/ OF the Presidents doings yesterday
/ President Roosevelt entertained MS
companions ON his three-weeks hunt
/ in the Rocky mountains At dinner To-
might. After the dinner he bade them
an aIectionate farewell. aud PROMISED
that all would live forever in his fond
est memory. AZ The dinner were r. B.
Stewart OF Colorado Springs. DR.. Alex
andsr Lambert Guides Jake Borah,
John Gon. Brick Wells, Jack FRY, ana
q. "a. Spagus, Courier Elmer 1hAP-
man and Secretary Lieb.
The News correspondent says. sec
rgtaUy Loeb Was the only outsider pres
guu and from T.3u O'Clock until nearly
midnight. "reminiscences we're told ana
retold. Stories lt previous hunts we're
dilatgd on ald finally the party settied
down 10 the asllinE rea. good animal
stories. things they knew from theE
own personal experience, such thlngs
rs would -audeu Lue heart of seton
Thompson or q Roberts. and when sGe
party aualiy GruSa uu, the President
came OUT rubbing bis hands aud dggitT-
luS .lal l was tIe l1iilrsJ time IEas
hg bad bad since she hunt began.
The guests came Iu every sind u-
clothing. Guides Got aud BuraA wore
blue jumpers w.Lh big 7.1ugl bats
aChapa~ covered GGa5g logs auu JAMS
ling spurs ratified and banged asgu-
tine velvet carpets UL fl- hotel nHfri-
Gars ls they G.Hueulig Eal6ea Hlle
aud forth. E1uh jack Fry sore Dis
blue leans outfit Hl-I -lr trousers
carefully ruesga into e. PAIR E. H-H
cowboy bouts. AS eaga bee ala ao a.g-
. 0l biz hat aa4 be Egla 5aEnss =Hi-
cap
Hunter n. W. Wells was sra -aal
dandy rE Che party Ha l1L wH-a a
zre4t aud mighty effort .a lEnHlE .I a
L costume aeuuuul gHr l1lgr We his Hna-
and the result Was Farla4 ami stag. .tH--
. 4 ra4F OF corduroy trousers with Ha--
. guE leather aGDa5 and high canvas E-
-Fug-. EHuug. shirt UlLE 0aa #.aE
. handkerchief lal E-uuEa .rs Eaga-
these last evidently .1 EgEur H- Ire
President slu wore similar Haatall- 1
camp. o. mighty revolver --s. ped
lrUuul bis waist end blue -l
I8g "a eg4- anderson. $ E-a-gH l--a Az
len a4 aara .Eelr "r.rEa.lr ..a.al-
AZ Republican anHela. Hlss. r1.9E-
IlE his Gs.a. ruralE.. ..a -s-.1-
sugu. a TaleT SEl.-Ea .rTaH
ago lEr -larul-E #.lEla.. W. -rE "ras-
-.llE .r.1 a.aIsuna =--
HlL ala plan Ess ..Heg.1a--.l So
-eLlEE Loeb. vino aE-llllar. -ll- lr
nnFZHlL Enl-- ra-aHa r..al
nr-al .rr lE "a. a-s .r .aa 717-saHla
l spite .Els .EH lr-as l1Eal-l a.
rHgg.a cane l ana
lLal chan .-Ealalll -E-
E1usaTala 5saETs4 E.g aE = euGa.
#1uE aIlE1lE H. ..a ra g-er .lH
allgl ADJ. au.r. .rEHa-. # AID
lid ET- lE--llH al- llr4l- aH
nllaa-E. a- Ea-aIE .. a--l anna
ST. E ~l-l rl -HE -aEaE
TELl.e q nra-l Hl- aI wHHr
say l1a -Ea-. ma as.a1 lag g-
To- -a.1 aa-.-..-GH HrlH.. 1raEl
the lass UHaa aT .Is uul..l...g-
fIega ET- BEEN - ..-.a -lsH ass,.aF~
Ike this, ~ -r=gs .na larl. -Ul.
vi would have -nl- - gL. rgg a-a.H
better Bus s... 10 1H -rl G. Il
uuL chin. 8l base -gL -lg El- .a
. complain.
! sl am sure 1=el aaJ arL rua inv
much / hnEe -H.lEe. EE l1laHr gara
and loE deeply have 4gUuHl-E-aIl ..sa
I kiHdness wllh EGiCI lEEa ga-u
. treated by ali the people gL 7uus sslaa.
the people or your cities. El4 .r=
ranch men right IN the um=4-sg1
. neiEh0Orloud vi where was bgllaE.
. r. Is a great pleasure 10 see the usu
b OF Colorado, and an even greater aiEaz-
! ure TO see the women. aud do aus
know 5ut 7 am even more glad l1 sge
the small folk.
Il shall not try 90 maae you q
speech. I shall simply say aEa4u now
glad am 20 see you anu be yoGE
guest.
I The Presidents party was up early
I to-day. After breakfast a limited
I amount Oi important ma. was gotten
out OF the way and then Ehe party went
10 the Presby lerian church. An .nv3-
EaJion 10 the President and his party
. was extended yesterday By the Rev. j.
[ Wilson Curreus and was accepted.
Just as the party Was about to leave
the hotel. photographers requested
sitting that would include every mem
ber OF the party. Chairs were grouped
on the lawn in front OF the yeranda
As soon as the pictures were taken
I the President had brisk walk and the
. party arrived al the little church ten
minutes later. all out OF breath except
I MIR. Roosevelt. He seemed to enjoy
[ the walk. Along the street ne was
I cheered and he responded by lifting bis
hat frequently, patung children on the
/ head. and boWlng to their parents.
In front OF the church the sunday
school children stood in open forma-
/ ton and as the party passed through
the little folks sang. The church was
crowded and hundreds OF people stood
outside as near the open windows as
I possible. The Rev. CuTrens preached
on the subject OF the responsibility OF
the Christian Church. He made no ref
ereuce to the distinguished visitor ex-
cept In his prayer, when he asked that
the President be given the strength to
carry on The duties OF his Office.
! The aggregation remained standing
until after the presidential party do
| parted.
In Honor of Prohibition.