Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-04

loships. Oh. cruisers. the destroyers
and ILe torpedo beats we're drawn
upon for "Hcies. lo give The sea
sary,c. n ad lW. representation In
tbc iuiu.uul ceremonies There wor0
5000 sailors from the Connecticut. the
moi. and r.c other ships of sporryr
.o.t n The parade. Tuu marines fol-
lowed the sailors There was o. FUN
H.mDut ui .IDn. men from that
HHurH u, tuo service which hos taken
.He initiative m uuEg ul tHo beyond.
HHa.a lH.l.i. u which tI. forces Of
. country .a.e been ,u.ls.J-iu
.. .' .' '" '"'' '' lo'''
regulars ana sailors
Iua regulars OF the government
s,Nio. lud .uo way. lb.u conceded
IauD Behind tuem came lue men
who, iu um. uf N.r, form u,.J ,ha re.
serve .ra.. MI t..r when brought
into l.l. 1.di.r shape, th- backbone
io..g yl tao governments army tho
N;uouai GuafJ.W.u ot the states oC
.ho union. Tine Guard men showed
uy '",Ii o.aIihh, lu.f marching ana
lueIi t'oI'loa5 inc result oI 'ho deep
CT interest "h'yh Ih recent years mas
Oeeh ."Neh 'h lhe military service ny
'Ne ,''l'"" soldiers lho regulars
ana inc tu'idameh are closer to1elulF
TO u'y Ih sympathy ana IN eHelehey
'n'h over lhey We're before. lho
uaugural rarad, proyed tbe truth OF
what many army officers have held re.
Gently today it i8 but q step
| from the discipline and tho morale OF
the militia to the discipline and morale
OF the. regulars.
seores ~ ct,hs IN Line
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''s''''N''''o"' 0'iini'''oe'
nIaco in tbo naraIo ,aa.a A'el eanaa"i r''I
from President Taffs state-Ohio.
Among these were the Citizens Taft
club and the Stamina Republican club
of Cincinnati. Uniform Rank Knights
of Maccabees. Cleveland, the Repub.
lCan Glle club and the Buckeye Re.
publican club of Columbus.
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As special honor to Vice-Presldent
James 5. Sherman came the Conkling
Ohoonditionals, veteran marching
political club, and the Sherman Scouts.
~" % - o''1''' ~ -, 'no uoi,e 'o"h Vi
i,oos,yelt's state as II ia tbat Of Mr.
sherman. contributed an unusual nun.
D.r of marching climbs IN the ceremo-
uies of the inauguration. Mr. Roose-
yelt's neighbors from Long Island ma
faded $50 strong. There were three
kepublican clubs from New York citv
political organization of colored men
from BROOKLYN. and several otbcr nolit-
zeal associations from different citiea
of the state.
u,1n. H.. MN ,
fIllnols, INDIANA, missouri, Kentucky
Minnesota ana o'her states OF the mid
DE west and OF the south were repre-
scented by associations OF citizens, po-
nucal ciuDs' and by prominent state.
county ana municipal officials. Many
veterans Oh the clVll war VINO served
al lhe RANKS OF the union or IN the
'"hks Oh the cohlederacy were present
ih lhe pafade' lhere were more tor-
her cohiederates In line than were
present Ut any previous inauguration
VI hepuOilcah president
Luncheon In White House.
AS soon as President Taft reached
...s White House he entered and was
sreeted by the members OF specially
.nVlted presidential party, including tho
governors OF several states, prominent
| nnral officials nArgnnul friends