The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-29

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3 Judge Miller is the main hope of
fW. Hamlin Childs and Horace VIII
kinson and the G. o. P.; the hope
for landing New York In the RepIb-
1ican column for Harding and the
rest OF the national ticket. He was
hesignated as nominee after the most
approved steam roller methods, and
when the insurgents saw that they
didn't have a chance there was n
scramible for the tarvia covered road
and for the harmless side of the
,.steam roller.
Tarvia rs a product of phaitum,
produced by the Tarvia Company. of
(which w. Hamlin Childs Is Presi-
aent II is spread along the road
vay and passed over by a steam
itroiler. smoothing II out so as 10 make
.lslriving over 4 easy.
tM Nj. ChildS spread his Tarvta over
the unofficial Republican State Con-
.gention and Col. ''Bill" Hayward was
selected as the driver OF the steam
roller. Steam rollers are made OF
steel. and Horace Wilkinson is Pros
ident of the CrucIble Steel Corpora
tion. Former Judge Nathan l.. Miller
is the personal attorney for President
Wilkinson.
All of this may seem a trihe allie.
soTicSi. bat the siie6oTy looms up THE
morning as a solemn fact to 200 OF
the delegates who have just awak-
ened to the fact that they were sent
10 Saratoga Springs simply on q
pleasure jaunt Saratoga Is a beauti-
full spot with trees and parks and sun
shine and hotels a hundred years old
in structure and accommodations and
prices beyond the dreams OF Chicago
hostelries in convention times.
THOMPSON AND HUGO TO CARRY
FIGHT TO PRIMARIES.
Judge Miller is not going to have
easy riding over his Tarvia covered
road to the primaries. He Is going TO
be tostled all the way by tho rough
riding chaufteurS, Secretary of State
Francis NJ. Hugo and Senator George
#. Thompson, and II his machine
doesn't skid and get spattered with
grease, It isn't going to be the fault
of those two hardy compaigners.
Senator Thompson yesterday
walked out OF the convention, after
paying his compliments 10 the steam
roller. He was a candidate for the
nomination for Governor. but not fol
the designation. His cards during
tho campaign expressly stated 30 anC
his adherents shouted his slogan from
the housetopS. He was and stu
looking 20 the people for his nomina
Gva in the primaries.
Secretary Hugo fought for the nomi.
nation into the last ditch and go
tangled in the tar OF the Tarvia road
The designation OF Judge Miller wa
made unanimous with the exception
OF q few noes, which finally becam
50 noisy that Col. "Bill" failed to an
nounee that the convention was
unit for the successful candidate
Somebody announced on behalf Q
Secretary Hugo that Judge Mile
be proclaimed the unanimous choic,
But Secretary Hugo let II be know
last night that he mad not change
MS attitude and declared that h
would carry the fight 10 the prima
ries. The Secretary Is known through
out the length and breadth OF ii
State. He has been the guest OF 9
many banquets as Chauncey Dope
when the Ans old after-dinner speal
sr was banqueting. He has made 4
many spesehes, maybe more. tina
Chauncey. and has shaken as mar
hands as the late Col Roosevelt. 4
ia going right on hand shaking ar
when he Isn't shaking hands. he
going 10 have his sts doubled.
Some OF the inner circle Of the q.
they heard the news Of Hugo's de-
but it was whispered that the pr
maries were some time OFF and tn
the Secretary would bO smooth,
down the back ond take a sensit
view Of things. This may be so al
it may be not But George +. Thorn
son is a hopeless cass In any effo
20 make him tractable. The stes
roller lads know that and know III
ne Is going to give them a bat
royal az the primaries,
MANY DELEGATES SORE oVI
STEAM ROLLER.
Most OF the leaders Of the inst
gents gracefully acknowledged
prowess OF the steam roller and b'
their knees before the shrine Of the
ganization and muttered harmon
But not 50 the majority OF the m
who made the fight for them In seas
and out Hundreds of delegates I
returning to their homes and constit
ents sore"
The yells which greeted the Z
pouncement OF Judge Milleris victS
aFsre not 'Any more unanimous a