Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-06
BUSY DAY PLANNED MAY NOT AFFILIATE
Entertainment Arranged for
the Western Governors.
WILL ARRIVE IN MORNING
Dinner at White House Will Follow
Automobile Ride and Visit
to the Capitol.

The governors special, carrying the
chief executives Of eight great western
states and representatives Of Others Is due
in Washington tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock. A round Of entertainments has
been planned for the governors which
will Keep them on the jump from the
moment they reach the National Capital
until they leave for Baltimore Friday
morning at 9 o'clock.
The Governors Party.
The personnel Of the governors party
Is as follows: Cows. Oswald West, Ore
gon; James H. Hawley, Idaho; Edwin L.
Norris. Montana: Tasker L. Oddie. Ne
vada; Joseph NJ Carey. Wyoming; John
Burke. North Dakota; Robert s. Vessey,
South Dakota, and A. o. Eberhart. Min
nesota; Lieut.. Gov. 8. R Fitzgerald.
Colorado: J. e. Barnes. representing Gov.
M. E. Hay Of Washington; e. e. Streeter.
Oregon: William Hanley. Oregon: J. L.
Day, state senate, Idaho: s. J. Rich, COM
missioner of immigration. Idaho; Prof.
Thomas Atkinson. Montana; A. R. Cru
zen, Idaho: E. H. Watson. W. NJ. Mont
ford. Wyoming: former Gov. Searles, Ben
Baker, Prof. Alfred Shaw. ]. e. Fried,
A. H. Winter. w. C. B. Harrison, North
Dakota; N. F. Beebe, e. II. Wood, ]. T.
Sarvis. William Weineck. South Dakota;
Allen Bodine. Minnesota; c. A. Johnson,
president Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
Denver. Colo; Alfred ]. Patel. immigra-
ton commissioner. Colorado: A. D..
Brown. California: w. L. Bryant. Cali
fornia: former Gov. J. H. Brady of Idaho:
Lewis Penwell. Helena, Mont; Reilly At
Boise, Idaho; j. A. Shoemaker,
Lloyd w. Mcdowell, F. e. Bell. F. W..
Harwood. L. S. Conger, e. II. Wood,
Samuel G. Blythe. Hoke Smith. H.. T.
Black, Charles A. Crane, Roswell Field.
Official Program.
The official program for tho governors
while they are in Washington has been
as follows:
8 o'clock a-m.-Arrival at the Union sta
ton. met by reception committee COM
posed Of District Commissioners and
members Of the Board Of Trade and
Chamber of Commerce.
1890 to IL a.m.-Attendance at the
Rivers and Harbors Congress, New Will
II m to 1 p.m.-At the House of Rep
reSentatives.
/ pm to p.m.-Luncheons by the
state delegations at the Capitol.
2 pm. to 2:3O p.m.-At the United
States Senate.
23O pm. to p.m.-Automobile ride
by committee of Chamber Of Commerce
and Board of Trade, and reception at the
Commercial Club.
8 pm. to 10 p.m.-Dinner at White
House.
10 pm to IL p.m.-Entertainment by
the Press Club.
am, Friday, December s, leave for
Baltimore.
Plans for Sightseeing Trip.
President Thomas c. Noyes Of the
Board Of Trade and President James
F. Oyster of the Chamber Of Com
merce will meet the governors at the
Union station. All arrangements have
been completed for the sightseeing
trip about Washington which is to be
given the party by the two organiza-
tons tomorrow afternoon. The auto
mobiles will assemble at the Chamber
of Commerce at 2 o'clock, and then
proceed to the Capitol to pick up the
party.
Exhibit of Western Products.
The governors will make their head
quarters at the New Willard while they
are here. Their special train will be
parked in the Union station, where 1t will
be easy of access and the five exhibition
cars, showing the products of the western
states. will be open to the public.
The FIVE cars containing exhibition of
western products will be on the switch in
the neighborhood of NJ and North Capitol
streets northwest. The trip Of the west
ern governors through the east has been
designed with the purpose of placing the
west and the east In closer touch, and
the exhibit cars, which have been fitted
up at great expense, are an important
feature of the campaign. They have been
visited by large crowds in each of the
many cities which the governors have
visited during the trip.