New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21
fBvs star Correspondent Of The Tribune
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Chicago. june ~
4 DISGUSTED WESTERNER.-When
the convention Adjourned for the second
time to-day vithout transacting any nrHi-
ness or without a ripple Of disorder TO sat
lsfv the excitement ~ tho hungry mob
which gathered al the Coliseum in the hone
Of seeing the great bolt" Of which the
napers gave promise. disguised diSappont-
ment took the place Of the enthusiasm Of
anticipation To make matters worse
shower came up and IL rained furiously
Take q from me said Westerner who
was too angry to seek shelter, this Is q
fine mess I've hot-footed q down here
twice to-day after paying - for q ticket
Before got through scrspping with
copper 10 get in the first time the crowd
GENE out, The second time 7 got down
an hour ahead Of time. and now It's raining
on me But what makes me mad Is that
I'm not a Republican. so I can't get even
with somebody By turning around and vot-
ing the Democratic ticket
DooRKEEPERs DISMISSED. --Conven-
ton tickets, in which the scalpers were
driving a booming trade. were sold to-day
FOR SO for the week apecal detail Of TO
lice was stationed u'tL '..f Ntli-'''" tti''' cav
the rear Of the Coliseum 10 seize tickets
and badges which many persons dropped
10 their friends after they hid been
admitted The practice OF many policemen
stationed at the doors OF passing In Their
friends aroused chief Of Police Schuet,lor
who PLAYED d gumshoe role to-day, Keeping
an eye on his subordinates Tor infractions Of
the rules one police captain who was OBJ
served slipping IN friend was promptly
ordered home Five doorkoepers, alleged
10 have admitted nearl, 1000 persons With
out tickets YESTERDAY, were discharged By
sergeant-at-Arms stone to-day. Tickets
were scrutinized so carefully to-day that
hours were required To admit those entitled
to seats Delegates and party leaders
shared the discomfort ~ ordinary ticket
holders.
\ SONG WRITER'S INSPIRATION
There IS no telling where a song writer will
get inspiration for his work The story Of
DIT. O. f. LamberCer, one Of the Kings Coun-
". y. Y. delegates. about how he came 10
write Theodore, Ny Theodore" proves It,
The song is Intended 10 impress on its
hearers that the colonel IS one Of the COM
mon people Lamberger said
One day I saw Roosevelt and noticed
that his Trousers were not creased. That
gave me the inspiration"
OKLAHOMA NOT TONGCE-TIED --
Even man who cannot bat" moro than
1922 in the orators league can get an audi
ence at the Congress Hotel II ne will talk
politics these days one Oklahoma dele
~ go - hHT al
Dust broncos." can he Heard in the lobby
at almost any hour. Friends say he makes
speeches IN his sleep.
You surely have made at least a thou
sand speeches. haven't YOU" he was asked
"A thousand :" he screamed. "Do you
think I'm tongue-tied?"
HADLEY BADGES APpEAR.-"Hadley
for President" badges made their appear
ance around the Missouri headquarters to-
day. Their source was not traceable. but
evidently record time was made in their
manufacture, inspired by the ovation given
to the Missouri executive in the conven-
ton.
HADLEY FORGETS TO EAT.-Friends
OF Governor Hadley insist that he should
stay at a hotel where the European plan
obtains He cannot remember to eat his
regular meals when he gets busy. During
legislative sessions at jefferson city. 1t is
said Hadley forgets to eat at least half
his meals Then after he retires he re-
cells that he has neglected to partake OF
food and I'm the early hours Of the morn
ing slips out to the pantry and helps him
self
One Of the things hat distress his ply
stefan is that he e. likely 10 eat mixture
Of sweet sherkins Jam. dill pickles and
ice cream for nocturnal luncheon. And
ne often begins dinner with ice cream.
RECORD HOTEL PROFITS.-Profts OF
downtown hotels for the first two days Of
the convention were said TO be the largest
since the Worlds Faif. in 1898 At the
Congress where the headquarters OF the
two leading candidates are located, II was
said the house last night had $500 guests
the largest number In It's history. The
cafes and bars are doing the bulk OF the
business
COLONEL THANKS MRS. DAVIS
Colonel Roosevelt paused in the middle OF
a conference with his leaders last night
long enough TO thank Mrs. w a. Davis
for attempting to stampede the convention
1T was a bully piece of work Colonel
Roosevelt told Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Davis was accompanied by 4. &C.
Perry. chairman Of the Oklahoma delega-
| ton, when she went to tho coloners head
quarters. MI. Davis insisted to-day that