The evening world., 1912-10-30
BIG MOOSE HERD
TO GREET T.R At
GARDEN TONIGHT
Every Box and Seat Sold and
Also Tickets for 500
StandeeS.

This viii be the great Bull Moose
n'sht. at Madison square Garden. with
ROOSEVELT and Johnson. Straus and
Davenport all on the stage. There
promises to be one of the grea test
gatherings ever seen In tho Garden
end there will be more outside. Every
esAt has been sold and about 800 stand
Nc room tickets.
CT there early. Is the tip for those
VINO would see and participate; for
uoss who. having seats. would sit in
0Ae1n- All seats which have been sole
ars reserved. but the reservation will
lot hold after eight O'Clock Late COM
- VIII Be lucky to set inside the
oaai>ding.
4 band wiz help early ones to WhNe
away the tedtum. There will probably
- no tedaum. The campaign songs
Wd0 b played by the band and sung
~ the audience. II you have campaign
ooog books take them with you and
3otn IN the chorus Nearly everyone In
~ vast audience will wear a Bull
Moose button: the women will carry
ottae fags and bandanas and the recep-
0on to Roosevelt will be one Of stirring
suthusiasm.
This will be the Coloners nrst ap-
yoerance In public since he was shot
In the language of George w. Perkins.
Nun sed." There will be some in the
eCowd who will Just want to see the
Colonel-some, Just q few. What they
Vtll do Will probably out-Chicago Chi
oago. The Colonel has been told by his
Doctors to keep his hands in his pock-
~. Even the exertion OF gesticulation
viii have a bad effect, they declare. and
handshakss are absolutely dangerous.
wall he obey the doctors orders2 1t Is
hard to tell what a man will do when
- Is the object Of $4,000 shrieking.
yelling. shouting. bandana and flag wav-
ing men and women.
This will be the hrst time that Roose-
welt and his running mate. Gov. John
son, has appeared on the same plat
form since the convention at Chicago.
Also the first time oscar s. Straus has
appeared on the platform with them
both. The big leaders of the Progress
sives in one group will be the attraction.
but the greatest attraction Will be the
wounded Big Bull Moose.
Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon will &C: as
chairman IL he returns from Chicago IN
William II. Hotchkiss will preside.
GOV. johnson has been heard In New
York only once. That was IN Carnegie
Hail nearly a month ago. The Governor
made a hit with the Bull Moose. He II
an earnest talker He speaks fast. enun
nltes clearly and his voice should carr,
!Sell in the big auditorium He closes
his fists when he talks. pounding hi
arguments home. He sways his audi
ence.
The rostrum has been erected on tn
Twenty seventh street side In the middl
Of the Garden. 1t has been extended
out hey ond the rim Of the boxes so thos
In the balconies can see and hear a
well as those on tho ground floor. Th'
press seats are under the platform an'
shose In the arena are directly behind
Those holding reserved seat tickets
will enter from the Twenty-seventf
street side and those with general ad
mission tickets from the rwenty-sixt
street side. Both blocks will be rope'
off and none except ticket holders per
nitted to enter. Overflow meetings will
be seld in the vicinity. but the Colone
,>Nt,i not appear except in the Garden.