The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-10-27

Largest Cities In the East and Mid.
die West.
Former governor Brady, president
of the Western Development associa-
ton, and father" of the Govern
ors' Special idea, left this afternoon
for San Francisco to complete fur
Their arrangements for the governors
train, to run through the eastern and
middle western states during the
winter Mr.. Brady Is devoting prac-
tically his entire time to this man.
moth undertaking. That the project
is attracting widespread attention is
indicated by the number of requests
that have been made for "side trips. "
A large number of towns not on the
schedule have wired and written Mr..
Brady asking that the train be
brought to them. If these invitations
were accepted it would so interfere
with the regular schedule that the
general plan could not be carried out
Mr.. Brady said, however, he would
arrange side trips wherever possible.
Mr.. Brady ras received from Presi-
dent Louis w. Hill, of the Great
Northern, letter stating that he had
made definite arrangements for the
itinerary of the train.
According to the schedule, the
western states will have the oppor-
tunity of presenting their displays at
every important city in the east, and
in each section. The itinerary takes
the train through the congested dis
tricts of the east, as we'll as through
the farming sections, and as a full
day and an evening is allowed at
each city visited, there will be plenty
of chance to display the resources of
the west to the people in each Sec
tion of the east
The schedule as arranged by Pres
ident Hill provides for the departure
of the special from st. Paul on the
evening of November 27. The first
stop will be at Chicago on the fol-
lowing morning, where the party will
spend the day; then in turn the train
will visit the cities of Indianapolis,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus
Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia; New York,
Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Grand
Rapids and back to Chicago, from
where the special will proceed to st.
Paul and disband.
The first part of the journey, from
St. Paul to Chicago, will be over the
Great Northern and from Chicago to
New York over the Pennsylvania
lines; from New York to Chicago the
special will be handled by the New
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will be visited, in each of which the
train will stop for full day and
evening, for the double purpose of
allowing the people of the cities to
examine the displays, and to permit
the governors and party to take part
in the entertainments provided for
them by the different eastern cities
and commercial organizations. i.
A special trip will be made to the
nations capital, in order that the in
vitation of President Taft may be &C.
cepted, and the party have an oppor-
Unity of visiting the White House
In the majority of the cities toebe
visited, receptions will be held IN
honor of the visiting governors, and
addresses will be made in which the
keynote will be an invitation to the
east to visit the west and obtain oc-
cufar evidence of this sections pros
perity and progress.
Three weeks will be required to
make the trip, and it is expected to
have the special return to st. Paul
on December 10, in time to enter the
displays in the Northwestern Land
show, which will be in progress there
at that time.
According to advices received this
morning by Reilly Atkinson, from
President Hall of the Great Northern,
the exhibit cars will be ready to leave
st. Paul on November l., for points
in the west, where the various state
exhibits will be installed. President
rI,lI atatea that he has q full shop