The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-12-11

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\ block of mounted men swung into
, place wlthprorision. Behind these ranged
lino of cars for tn" Governors and repre-
/ ssntatlNeS of Governors. Another square
/ of mounted mon and line of cars for more
guests. NOR" mounted police and a third
b DIVISION OF motors And there were
enough Of the mounted Police left To per-
/ NIT another block of them To Clattcr 10
IN" rear of tn" rapid parade and other
1 groups 10 Clatt"r alongside the cars At a
gallon with guidons swapping stinly
! backward
The police drew up in line at the
Waldorf and came to a salute Governors
and lesser persons who had climbed out
! oi their cars and Were filing the sidewalk
] under the four great flags hving from
! IN" lower windows of the hotel clapped
/ Their hands and Ch"crci their approval
a. the hlu" men and shiny bays swung
! into iOurs and Clanked Oh to Fifth avenue
and disappeared To take mp new day =
work commissioner Waldo lust grinned
but Secretary Winnie Shcohan spoke right
up and remarked To the sunlight i'm gen
oraE "Oh, | guess wc'r" bad eh. what"
So many calling each other Governor
crowded into tho lobby that Peacock
| Alley simply had to flock to the scene.
Coi. Bill : rcd Crava and the Chief ENeCu-
uv"s Cuuldn b" Resisted. Col Bill was
congratulatinC Commissioner Waldo in
front of the desk about tho mounted men
NfCf COrS, urT Gould THEY DRIVE A HERD?
But what do you really think ot them
a. riders. Bill:" somebody asked Every
body had begun 10 Cpll him Bill hy this
time. Col Bill looked uncertainty at Com
missioner Waldo and stammered
,. on. 60 right ahead" laughed the
Commissioner.
We'll, said Bill they're a fine body
Of men hut but they don't stick their
'oet down far enough int the Stlrrup=
lhcy sure do sit right upright Bill
htNt"ncd to add after Capt. Waldo had
explained that Eastern and Western dif-
icrenCos IN saddles and strrup lengths
doubtless had much to do with the foot
position. Especially upright for 50 early
III IL" morning. Now out where come
from our buCkarooS S't CautIousliko the
first hour they rc riding. because YOU got
10 rid" our horses carefully for at least
an hour IA the morning while you re try
luS 10 ind uut what the horse has framed
It up To do that day. Never can tell for at
Least an hour.
President John HavS Hammond Of the
Rocky Mountain club and a number of
other club members wAioHcd the party
+" the fifteenth floor Of the hotel, where
N" cum has permanent quarters of many
many rooms There tn" Governors and
n" rest ut N" visitors. backed m hy
IN" Governor stan, had their pictures
! teSon ~urmounting the composition at
! tho top Of stairway was a marble figure
Of Venus which NOT Governor noticed
until the printed photo graph brought
ont the prumlnenC" Of the marble lady
Col Bill said that H." hoped ~ die il ever
he would bring one of the photo graphs
back 10 tn" ranch folks az home
Detective " }. Burns walked into the
Waldorf and said hello to Gov. West of
oregon. The two went upstairs to Gov
W"st's room for perhaps five minute.
Just a social visit said the ore gou ExeCu-
tive, Hfterward, and addcd that he and
Burns had long been friends.
No politics were talked IN the rest up
AZ the club quarters Lieut. Gov. Fitz-
gerald brushed his high tila the right
way in corner and mlrmured that
thank heaven, h" would have no Use for
II after h" had left m" e'T-t" Fast And
then all tn" party climbed into cars again
'p 60 up 10 William Randolph Hears, :
house and hay" luncheon with Mr., and
Mrs. Hearst and IA number Of men and
women friends OF the Hearst family
GrouL1 OF Governors got back 10 the
Waldorf toward III" middle of the after
noon and met a lot Of folks they hadn I
seen in ii long time who had heard they
were in town and wanted To saw hello
Then they started on their sveeral WAYS
20 talk To III" sunday afternoon meetings
at variou, Y. NJ, &. 4 buildings
Gov. Oddle of Nevada. GOV Eberhart
Of Minnesota and Lieut.. Coy Fitzgerald
of Colorado spoke to a crowded audi
torium at the Twenty third - rect branch
of the \ NJ. E. 4 President Finley of
the College of the City of New York pre-
sided at this meeting
Lieut.. Coy. Fitzgerald, and in fact the
twp Governors on the platform with him,
,poke briefly Gov. Fitzgerald admitted
mat before he had started East on the
Present trip hc had set his sights too
low but that even his brief GLIMPSE of
New York had shown him that he ought
to set the sights much higher.
Il won't talk shop lie said but if
you young men want to better your posi-
ton laughter come Oh out with us and
use some Of the thousa nds Of miles of
acreage where you can grow up"
Il have Just come from laying corner
stone OF y N c, A building in my State"
said Gov. Oddie Of Nevada, which we
built by raising 3lOO. 900 in ten days. Great
applause This was at Reno"
NEvADAs HEAD LIKES NOT HER DIVORCE
There was hush for a moment and
then a long. long laugh from the whole
audience. Gov. Oddie bowed his head
slightly, smiling. When the laughter had
died down he went on seriously TO tell of
how he sorr owed because of Nevada s
bad reputation for easy divorces and of
how he is working TO try TO bring about
divorce laws not SO strict as New York's
and not so lax as Nevada s.
Young Gov. Eberhart of Minnesota.
who was the last of the Governors to
speak, was introduced by President
FINLEY as an immigrant lad who had
escaped IH through tn" immigration gates
when New York should have held on to
hm, had gone to Minnesota and had
worked ar sheep herder, and studied
ana studied and studied until he got
there. Gov Eberhart showed early that
he II an ardent Y NJ &. A. worker and
actively Interested in other religious
movements He told yarns that made
the young men laugh and he told them
earnest things about tn" ClOries of tho
\. VI. {. A., which caused the biggest
outburst of applause Of the afternoon.
OREGON APPLES AID EEFERENDrMs.
Coy K. 5 Nessey Of South Dakota
and Oswald West the young Governor
Of Oregon wer" whlsked over to Brook
lyn to speak at the Bedford Branch
OF IN" \. VI e. A. There "A thousand men
were waiting 70 hear them tell how they
did things ont West
Both received rounds of applause.
'"N, West told running story of his
ni"o'oh ana IN" new doings in Oregon
! p" audience liked his talk so much that
wn'h II" twic" mentioned that he had
taken up more than his share of the
tm" lH ne n Ths interrupted by shouts of
"Go on" Keep it up" we want to hear
more" lhe Rev. 5. Parkes Cadman,
pastor of the Central CONGREGATIONAL
Church. introduced both speakers
We have n wondrous country said
Coy. Nessey speaking of South Dakota,
1T is true that it is undeveloped largely.
but than fbara ia tho iafa