The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-05
HOTEL MEN DECLARE
FOR NEW YORK BOOST
Also Simeon Ford ReapNcar~
to GLADDEN. His Colleagues
at Their Dinner.
POINTS FOR OYSTER BAY
Association Wants tO Make
City a Summer Resort
Boldt ON Excise.

Leave It to the hotel m"u Tncvr"
going 10 gc' together and with ON" h"ar"
after another boos; New York along until
Il becomes the greatest convention CltN
and summer resort ~ tn" United Stat"%
proprictors BolGt Of the Waldorf Ham
of tn" = Regis. Rcsan of til" knick"r-
hocl;rr NuSrh"rh"lr3 of the A~tor. |! IL
lard of tho Nantr"b,t aud lot more
of IN. hg lcagu" inn Keepers adopted
this wotto last uiCn' AT III" annual dinner
. Of the city ASSOCIATION.
"Wc'rc going TO max" Atlantic civ
,ool, Ike a cpun,rv village uu ra'ny day
'thCr~-
boosting Nrw York was tn. u,g topir
a the iiuu"g Tn" rotel l,""per~ l"t 1t
b" known thai " is even r'un"v that tn"
'rcNt D"mu,~dt'' caudida;r for President
will rc nominated in Madison Spuar"
Glr!nu and hat they hav" 3N sorts of
"."t# fu. ,uu u,n, on ~! toNu""~
,Nu .'., 'r r".l.;. can - nut o., &c sun
a' "a .,,tun .Jou"v rtL'' h"".. shan n',v-
wi -',, 80 lG" ut"i S,n'r
Tive. w""" Of ,.Ur,' oth"" l'a'i''.
ro o." ln,. uu. WI, ttn ',y",I ,.-tf,h
;I'ru "'a.i u"du," IL an after t.rH."
.i."Ai. Il go" Won S,T"ru iurl r' rye
Aui 'h' Grant Union Glou'a y nuIo.
,u, as of vor. VII Ford jn,h"d rt'u atj
"yrnl@ turning iismal face upon th"
iunroarIuU~ buugustcr~ hoth"r wa a
.f"" h hy G"orC- { Buld' dlN.".lt
cat u for inner secretaries S,l' an
o.h 'r was ,h" presence of 20 mauE Ju'g'-
Q * .'a,or~ and mon of affair. Tho"
", .ut mora han -,'f' NJ .hln
Fred \ Reed. president ot the rity
assocIa,ion, was toa-tnastrr, wnA In"
doletui looking Mr. Ford ON hi~ LET, and
Ross Bold of the Waldorf ON hl, night
/ among io" other. at the sucsi tahic
wore Judge Warren " rost"r. Justice
jane, \ Blanchard Dr Waiter Bcn~"l.
Edward VI. 'Iiarrrv and Luxe j. Mluahau.
A. tho >ruaN Tables among the 5uu hotel
men and their guests were Seuajor John
Godfrey SAKE. John i. Dcvln" pro-
prls.pr o, ,ur Hotel ~uorchan. Wasn.
lng,on. 4, I. =. I. Snaw. SIN Ford =
ar,nrr IA tn' Grand Union. Gsu"G" g..
/ Mcintosh. Gardner Wjtnerh'c. Niiiian
: HawI. Edward B Patch and Boyd
Decker uf the Hotel Manhattan; Rear
| idmlrai i '. Ei""cker. I :. y. Gustav
Baumann John a Sic cher, Thomas VI
billiard. lrupr,"tor OF th" urW Hotel
INandcrhll, frank W Hartman of me
An>ouid. William G. N-cneuhctm. pro-
rrietor -! TIA" Hotel Ast,'r. James l. be
gan. proprietor of IT," kuiCk"rhoCk"r,
Max u. S:"u"r. Polio" Inspector George
". NcrMekv. Il y. Haan, prophet ~
o, ;hH =; E'Gl- frank ra~' of IN" hGrn-
Iqlln. Nsrry T. S;mson of the Cumh"r
land 4 y. Tnu".ton ~ the A-for House,
Angus; I.achoW. taa Fourteenth street
Luchow. Alexander Rr1uGn. Supr"n,
Court Justices John J. Brady Peter \.
Hendrick Edward {. Mccall and Edward
T. Amend. Carl Il. Schultz. tho flz water
man. Gen Thomas l.. James. Bar Dunn,
james Churchul, proprietor of IN" C"lo.
nra,ed oasis al Broadway and Forty
ninth street, State Senators Dennis J.
Iiarts. EuGru. NJ Travis James II
o Brieu. James j. Frawloy and John C.
Fitzgerald, Judges Mulqucen and Stein
crt, Magistrates Murphy, Herbert, Apple
ton. McQuade and Frcschl; col Jacob
Eupprrt. .Ir.. William + Moore. William
y. Penny, clerk Of the supreme Court;
John r Davies. Ma jor Wendell l.. SIup-
son. Howard c. Boardmau and Milton
IL, Roacn.
Tua~,iua-to" R"cd told the hotol men
Ma the last year was the most suoc"> so
r,l IN the history of the city aesocintion
Big things had been done hut even bIVger
were in sight II" continued
There isn't. a Democrat IN the United
states but insists on holding III" Demo
cratic convention in our city.
We have IN our city not only the greatest
hotels Of America. but also Of Europe. which
makes it possible. 10 ,g'er 10 the wkoi,
world aud make all naiLouf'ItcS feel al
HON" IN our city
"" arr advancing SO rapidly ia that
direction We fud II lmpnrativ" - employ
, mon and women ut education and ro"ue-
mer' 10 represent the dirr rent depart
monr@ IN our hotels The proprietor must
understand Ave or -iN different laugiIaye-
to converse lntelIigen'ly with them. Nuu
can imagine a man from tn" old school
.lk" myself, getting up against a prupu,
SitIon ike that, ! often 20 away and talk I,
myself They say when IN" Vanderbilt
opens, year from now, on" must show
n card of introduction before heinz allowed
To register. Wouldn't that make Gcorg,
lC. BUidt.
We are proud of our large list of asso,
Ciatc members. which inolndcs a- It doe,
the leading merchants and business mo.
OF our city, they go great WAY toward the
success OF our ASSOCIATION. to them We ow,
much and sometimes they lind II hard I,
get But don't get discouraged. after Ia,
convention We will all have money
When the toastmaster plucked Sin
Ford by the sleeve and Mr.. Ford, artfully
stimulating bashfulness, rose up scctio,
by section until his neat beard pointed
! straight down at the top OF Mr.. Boldt $
head the hotel men yelled with laughter
| Mr. Ford looked reproachfully at them
and then in his most melancholy manner
, said;
| read in "A newspaper that the reason
gave mp after dinner spenling was bcCalIs
{ the man who wrote my spccyhes was dead
I | desire 70 contradict that statement I'm
D man who wrote my speeches deserves death
; but he II stu, partially alive.
, am almost q sham"d To appear before yo
, again. George Washington made one far.
well address to his army which has hecom
Z a classic and is printed in the fourth render
n and he died in the odor of sanCtitv with a
excellent reputation for truth and veraclt,
! have made twenty-five farewell addresso
to this army and my reputation for truth an
!. Veracity Il growing steadily worse
| II Is all George I'Oldt's fault As long n
he was president he kept me- working owe,
, time. lie said ] must stand by and mai,
speech to act as an antdote or countc
q irriiant 10 hi, speech lie said When
retire we viii mai orr hag to the mast, fir