Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26
WESTERN GOVERNORS WILL TOUR HE EAST
 BEGINS TOMORROW
In Twenty-one Days Twenty one of the Principal Cities
 VIII Be Visited
AN EDUCATIONAL TR

ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 25.-The preparations for the tour of the, East by the party of eleven governors Of as many western and northwestern states. scheduled to start from here next Monday, are practically com pleted, The Governors Special train has been made up" aud fully equipped and stands ready to start op it's long journey when the signal for departure is given. The train is quite long and consists of several sleeping cars, enough to accommo- date the governors and the members of their respective parties. a dining car. baggage car and five cars con taining well arranged exhibits of the agricultural horticultural and mineral resources of the western states repre- sented by their executives in the party.
 The governors included in the party will be A. L. Eberhart Of Min nesota. John Shalorth of Colorado, Joseph E. Carey Of Wyoming. Fl. L. Vessey of South Dakota. John Wash ingt1n. Oswald West Of Oregon, Tss- ker Oddie or Nevada and H. W. John son of California The governors will be accompanied by their secretaries and members of their staffs. The party yiil be in charge of former Gov ernof James II. Brady og Idaho, with whom the trip originated. and Riley Atkinson. secretary of the Chamber e Commerce of Boise, Idaho.
 The tour Of the western governors, the total cost of which will be about s75,O00, will extend over period Of twenty-one days during which time twenty-one cities will be visited The train will start from here on Monday evening and will make the following stops Nov 2S. Chicago: Nov. %. Kal- amazoo and Grand Rapids; Nov. S9t Detroit and Toledo; December 1, Cleveland: Dec. ?, Buffalo; Dec. {, Rochester: Dec. ,, Syracuse and Uti- ca: Dec 6. Albany; Dec [, Washing ton: Dec. S, Baltimore: Dec. g. Phil. adelphia: Dee II, New York; Dee. IF, Harrisburg: Dec. 13. Pittsburg; Dec. I4, Columbus; Dec. l5, Indian apolis Dec. 1, St. Louis; Dec. l9, St. Paul.
 At an cities where the Governors ] Special will stop there will be re- captions and banquets in honor of the visiting executives. The cars con taining the exhibits will be thrown open to the public and there will De some official in every car to answer questions and 10 distribute literature setting forth the advantages to set ! llers Of the agricultural products dis plays ot various kinds of timber growing iu the west and specimens of minerals mined in the various west ern states. In addition there are hun dreds of maps and photographs show ling the results of conservation through irrigation, dry farming, dra4n age aud other methods employed to conquer adverse natural conditions in ! the so-calied arid belt"
 One Of the special missions of thf touring governors will De 10 attend { tie national river and harbOr con gross at Washington. They will also meet tbc governors of the southwest srB state assembled iu Baltimore. At ! Suhalo inc date of lhe moaeiaTy ban uet OT the Chamber of Commerce lt which senator Nreelald Is tc speak. Ilss been changed to December | ,. SO as Co coincide with the arrival oi the visiting western governors. IT nearly every one or the large cities ! visited ou their tour the governors RiII bc welcomed and received by tlt eoErrHors of the resp. ctiTc states 1 During their stay iu Washington tht | governors will formally call upon iht
 president at the White House where
 hey vjlI be entertained as guests O | hoBor-
 i The object of tho tour, as con . ceived by former Gov erHor James II | Brady of Idaho. is mainly educational Politics Is 10 be strictly barred an, { or that reason the urgent invitations ! or ihc woWan's suffrage advocates i asking tbc rOycruors 10 Jddess sui ! frage meetings in various cities dur ing their trip. have been politely bu !, dfmly declined The governors under I take tht trip not only with a NicW Q i caruinc something Ly observing tht | conditions in the East, but they hop' ! 70 convey a valuable lesson to tb' people of the overcrowded east, bl I bringing before them convincin: ! proofs of the enormous resources and advantages of the West and in . forming them in regard 10 the mani l fold inducements offered to settler. in the westegn states. it is conf ! iently expected that this tour will O' | fruitful of results by giving new ] aud powerful impetus 70 the weJt i ward movement of immigration ana by diverting the westward march O