The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-09-17
FAREWELL is GIVEN AFTER A
MOST PLEASANT SoJoURN
IN MisSoUlA.
A DAY OF SIGHT SEEING
Representatives Who Attended State
Republican Convention Leave for
Their fomcs, Following Close Of
Successful Mcetno-had Glorious
Trip 10 Hamiton--Some Sidclights.

The delegates, like the od girl pf
Yesterday, have flown away once
more tho Garden city has cast aside
It's holiday toys ana manners aud re-
sumcd the even tenor ot ila way.
General Charlie warren. that ELOQUENT
and ready speaker. who fraak'y i'd
mlttcd that nc came full pf hrics bats
some for regulars and some for IN
surecnts-- and tarrlcd full Of oocaf. has
returned 10 his home AZ Butte. Mis-
soula wanted to appropriate him and
make him her own. but he rot away
suddenly. all too suddenly. and could
not be located. Chairman White. Sen
ator Carter. Dr. Lanstrum. NJ. Mantle
and other prominent leader left at
different intervals yesterday. Several
hundred delegates. newspaper men and
others went up the Bitter Roct IN Il
special train. and returned las, night.
a small per cent of the visitors did
not get up in time 10 catch the morn
Ing trains and. having missed those.
decided 10 spend the Weekend here.
Music by Band.
lHf Stult DI'AiEbi ths
tired. drowsy delegates To their senses
about o'clock In The morning with
martial air. II opened up on il!R-
gins avenue and fairly made the
welkin ring. III had been ANNOUNCED
at the convention that the train for
Hamilton would leave al 10 o'clock aud
many Of the republicans from the east
wanted Ia sec the famous Bitter Root
valley. This being their opportunity
they seized II. A train Of IKE pas
scngcr coaches was standing at the
Northern Pacific station some time oe.
fore the appointed hour to depart ar
rived. and before the conductor pulled
the bell cord more than 300 men we're
on board. The only Mssoula people
In evidence were G. H. Mcleod and
r. s. Lusk, who accompanied the
visitors
The train made the round trip by
8 p. IN. aud the entire party came
back signing the praises Of the beat
tiful apple city.
Why" said Il. j. Mcintyre of Kali
ispnll, ',wc had tile best time. We
were mot by II committee of citizens
loaded into automobiles and carried
sight seeing We saw the DAILY farm
and some fine apple orchards. ON our
return another committee welcomed Us
With lunches and hlghballs. Fine folk,
those Hamiltonlans.''
Lively Tune.
| From the train the crowd marched
| up town to the tune Of "llell Broke
| Loose In Georgia" The hours between
that time and the departure Of the
| Butte special over the Puget Sound
were spent about the hotels and cafes
| The Florence lobby filled up and re-
malncd that way until the Silver Bow
| contingent departed. Everybody WAS
In fine humor. The thought Of the
happy outcome OF the convention and
the outing up the Bitter Root had put
the delegates In fine frame Of mind.
Nantes Views.
| Lee Mantle did not go to Hamilton.
but remained here to pay his respects
to some friends and see the town.
Il have seen your courthouse from
bottom To top" said Mr.. Mantle at the
Savoy yesterday III is remarkable
building for the money invested. was
surprised when ] learned that it did
not cost much above 100000 II Is a
| credit to the town.
What about the convention. the day
after"
The Platform.
Il think well OF the platform. II is
progressive, and clear cut. The repub-
leans must see that its provisions are
carried out. our people Will not stand
for any rcniggins; they want action
nov. The direct vote Of the people Is
what Montana citizens desire, Prom
ses must be fulfilled"
Mr. Mantle said that majority of
the counties would not do; nothing
but majority Of the voters viii be
satisfactory. He does not think that
the oregon primary law would take
here, The people. he says, would not