New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
GOVERNOR RIDES GOAT
,oTNS MTSTIQUE KREWE.
c..oc,,se GiUes Mr. Hughes a Rous-
ing HelcOm6.
rp- Telegraph 10 The Tribune J

Iar 1s-with 4 dozen Onondaga In
,a+ive costumes. war paint and feathers
os and shouting mid the beats Of the tom
dsbons tended 70 strike terror to the hearts OF
ton- = 70 -11e the goat. preliminary, Gov
those -,-1es 2 Hughes was one Of the $50 persons
efn@ into the Mystique Krewe of ka-Noo-No.
fnH'o,,e Carnival Association. tonight. Those
syTea members included. besides Governor
VINO A Pearson. State Commissioner Of
Hushe1. 1s- 1iavor Francis NJ Hugo of Water
r,,ar p NTcIennau. presiding justice of the
ie"i, e,a.. Tivision of the Supreme Court 4th De
Appe z n Blackall. Postmaster William
par -1nrer1e Court Justice Irving r. Deven-
GOVT go Senator Heudr1ck : Holden, County
6oFi' z ! Knapp. Charles H AowrN, James
Irtcs-1l r,,1ls Of the Secretary f states ONCE. ana
:. He'~'C vowinkle of Oswego- The Governor
ooFoH she Indian name Wokiciza Muaza- which
avs Var Lion -..,.,,,
nlesls -os-7or arrived in the city at 2:l3 CLOCK
Ihe - - sccon7panied by his staff An hour
u4s - addressed the students of syracuse I'M
FL e. At the Grouse college Hall aaF's'ns All
F'Fsi. &c, IN go into politics. and from there
so".7 - +he Han Of Languages of the university
N s4-assed The Life Underwriters AsS"eld 'ioi'
hnO as then taken TO the home OF FreueFieA Il
ne z ,bere he remained until the evening cere-
h11 A. 5.15 O'Clock he had a reception Al Ihe
courthouse -, .-+.;a+;o,, forming as fol-
=. police. grand marshal, assistant grand mar
-, Martin D'Ne3ia and George n CrouSe'
.s.s Il II. Farmer, Cari Solu"'' II - -,
Sooe, g.n7+a,,e. Nicholas Valentine and VIII
frdnh J,4irz,aar. Indian Sand st Johns Cadets
la-' - Hughes and escort. Chairman r III
- So rerepston committee in automobiles Chah-
f@1-T 80, smith leading. MystiQue krewe
-, Co-rs I<re7Ss members and canoldates
-t marty a1rlve5 at the Alha1nora at '-"o o CLOCK
- i"e .al,a- a he reception hall After all had
gu .-al the master Of ceremonies conducted
a~- t,,, committee 20 its table on the first
fne rie then conducted the Royal Court to
.. .,rner platform In the ROYAL Court Were
sieu = PECK as King ka-Noo-No; Miss
.-a 1fos1in As Queen Ka-Noo-No; Professor w
- ,,-,,-os &C master ~ ceremonies; William II.
- md Arthur @ Clark. as princes. Miss Kate
,.u,-Ios,er ard Miss Friji Nonkloster, as prln-
.zses and the pages the same as those appearing
:. -,a carnival last year Miss Ethei smith, irene
1..son f;enevieve Glisson. Marion Toner. Gertrude
-, lr,1a Foote Lola Pilsacker and Lena
echeinberger-
a. ,be master Of ceremonies took his seat the
os.snpe- NON the lodge Of Hiawatha IL was
,,,ne6 by the chief guarding the Governor tahie,
- ,err1irted him to address the Governor ana
se,r the name sent by Hiawatha IL after which
-, .h,s, addressed the Governor in the Indian
,.r-,,age and presented the pipe or peace Then
folIovre.5 the scalp dance by twelve Onondsea
Indians and various other dances. a banquet was
.e-ved The Governor was IN happy fnooo anu
made speech which kept the throns IN hlsh
spirits
Governor Hughes said:
hare been an insurance man ever since be
csre of age. Insurance is primarily for the oene-
~ ~ the Insured The management OF every com
nsn,- rat is we'll conducted must realize that high
nnresslre methods which against the interests
of the poiCvhol are not supported by an!
sound argument We desire TO have the New York
stamp the in the country
good many things have been said about my
relations this matter that are not true In the
FIRST place II said not very long ago that L
stated with 2 great deal of emphasis that ! pro
posed in effect not 10 sign certain bill. and l
want 10 say that statement Is not falr and is
absolutely untrue, those who were most solcl-
tiols 10 spread it knew. I had said that ] would
moi sign = bin which 7 believed would let down tae
bars and open the door 10 4 recurrence Of old
abuses ! had said that if a measure pre-
ssned to which appeared TO be fair and just
fed hy experience. ] would be only too glad to
sign il There suggestion of such measure
which ] looked upon very favorably. l did not
shsolutelT commit myself to It. but l regarded II
Eith good deal of favor. That measure. how
ever did not con1e 10 me The measure that did
me that promoted and op-
posed without any consultation with me whatever
and presented in a form which could not
approve r there IS ANYTHING which can be shown
n ne fsir and right and in accordance with proper
standards of the insurance business Il viii have
tTTneT friend than in the state