The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-16
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welt steps from the liner which is
bearing him home L the revenue CIT
ter Androscoggin on Saturday morn
ing the machinery will be set in mo-
ton FOR what is expected to be one
of the most remarkable demonstra-
tons of the kind ever held.
The celebration will consist of wa
main features. a water parade and a
land parade. a hundred vessels will
a k part in the former. while the
festivities on land will be engaged in
by countless thousands, either as
narchers or as spectators.
The actual marchers will be re-
stricted to Rough Riders and Span
ish VA veterans acting as an escort.
Other organizations will be assigned
to stations along the line of march.
Mayor Gaynor's committee OF 300
visiting governors and other notables
will extend the first greetings on the
Androscoggin.
That vessel will take place at the
lead of a douole column of excursion
cleaners, private yachts and tugs.
and the naval parade will begin.
For two minutes a salute to the *
president will be given by steamer
whistles of the hartor.
Upon reaching the battery at eley-
en- O'Clock Roosevelt will be received
by Mayor Gaynor and escorted to a
stand, Where the speech-making will
begin. The distinguished lome-coner
viii follow the Mayor with an ad-
dress. which will be the only speech
of the day. The speech making ended
the land parade will begin. Roosevelt
will occupy a seat in a carriage VITA
Cornelius ,Candertllt. the chairman of
the reception committee.
whatPu Teddy Dor
Washington, June l6.-Havihg put
all the nations of Europe on the right
track, taken a fall out of the Egyp-
tians and settled all questions OF in
ternational Importance. what will Col.
Roosevelt do to and for America when
he gets back 10 the land of the free
day after TOMORROW? That is h
Washington politicians want to know,
n some of them would give a great
deal for some inside information that
would enable them to get cloice seats
in the Roosevelt band-wagon. Nh
there will be p band4wagon all are
convinced, but the sort of vehicle lit
will be and where bound staggers on
niscience.
Here a few suggestions as to the
future of Roosevelt:
Congressman and speaker of the
House of Representatives, succeeding
Uncle Joe Cannon.
Member of the United States Sen
ate.
Referee of the Jeffries Johnson pu-
silistic encounter.
Theodore l., emperor of the United
Empire of North and South America.
Plain private citizen.
Editor of a daily newspaper.
President of some University.
Governor of New York.
Public lecturer on. race SUICIDE.
Tariff reformer.
These are only a few suggestions.
Conversation with a few dozen Wash
ington statesmen will develop man
more.
Neither insurgents, near insurgents,
moderate conservatives. nor real re-
dictionaries in Congress seems ito be
allie to conceive of Theodore Roose-
vent as being content with the posi-
ton of private citizen, even though he
! be allowed all TIE private citizens
| privilege of speaking his fnind on ma
ny occasions and of writing IL or
more.
u is certain from the Roosevelt
point of view that a man should work
while holding pubiic office, and yet
going back 10 a day one year ago last
November. il seems that the man
who was then president d-isassociated
ali thought of Office from the work
which he intended to do when he left
the White House.
II was in the fall Of 1905 that the
press of the country, spuTred to 1t by
an article written not long before by
Grover Cleveland. was discussing the
question. What shall we do for our
ex-presidents?"
At noon on a November day just