The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

uf thp," who had attended the htrak
fast gathered u, the rear uf the stand
while Col Rnu~cyrt was being shown
over the ritv Finally when someone
,h"u,ci. 90 Here be- comr,. 90 the crowd
ruhh"r"d nud the ruluurl with bis -
""r Slipped nr"uri 'hr back We, aud
mounted ih" stand With" the crowd
rhccrri aud ,cllrd u, bee waved m.
battered hlHrt hat aud smiled through
Hi. teeth nt them
lie wn, introduced hy Judge \. : i
EN'ar, %. "thr first cirilcu "i the
United state, aud of the wurld. 90 Judge
ENlnr said 10 introducing him that o.,
ih" man who had made uur hludr at
gta~s grow Whri" none had grown
before. Cnl Roosevelt deserved ihr ~.
"ilas'ug thanks "i ih" people 1T the
United States. tor bee. H., hl, rcclnmu
il"u act. had mn'i" mI", ui grass grow
ru valley, that wcr" barren. col.
ip"srN"II had remained seated while
hv Na. hrIug introduced. hu' when M"
formal Introduction Nu. hut-urd. hr
,icrrrd 'u the rail aud again waved
il' hat q" ihc crowd aud SMILED uu tue
,"a oi face, which extended back ~
tur -, Oregon street
From the square Il" wa, taken to the
station and was soon ou his way
Month, accompanied 10y the New Mex
r"" reception committee.
Regards 20 Diaz.
\lt"r m" speech m Cleveland ~wurr
col. Rnu~rN"li was introduced iu Mex.
can consul Nutuuiu I."mcll who had
been delegated hv President niay aud
minister cr""l q" greet him tor these
men aud &" "Nprr,- to him their best
wishes Tor hi, p"rs"ual welfare col
En",r,"lt du"rird ruusul l.umrt To-
'huuk minister rrcrl aud through him
president hlal tor the expression oi
good wi,hc,
say 'u M" president through Mr.
.r""l that all wish Tor MrNir" D., in.
du,,rIm stress, ord"r prosperity aud
Independence, cot Rnu,r,rl' .nd ~
uc hurried to h, train.
Mayor Martinez aud collector uf rus
tom, lrrrn uf luar"l, also ralcd upon
'"l. R"".",rl' 1T the train aud thanked
HIM tor h,, friendly rNp,r,,rou,,
The Breakfast.
The Iulr"c ballroom we, dnrhrurd
and 1910 ut the light, un the r"rlng
ruucd "u I"r the Suu,r,rl' htruN fast
'ht, mururug The rnrr, Na, ,cr,
pleasing aud the fluwr", uu the ,prah.
"ar table aud the smaller table, sea,
r"rrd about rbr bag Lallrn"m added i
touch uf h"nuti tai c"l"r tu the ,crur
candle, burned uu all al the tables aud
added to the effect "f the lighting The
balcony Wa, dIarrd IN green h"ugh,
and flowers
IN" speakers = table was loug one
with the guest, ~ huuur including col
Roosevelt, seated ~ one ,ldr uuI, ~
"ld"r 'hnt everyone mtphr ,"r aud heat
him without trouble Each uf the either
table, was arranged tur f"ur rrrsuu,
and all we're 6llrd
Ar each place q, the breakfast table,
was AN engraved card whlrh read.
90 Breakfast ~ honor or rhr"durc Rnusc
N"lt given b.. the ~ lu," Chamber oi
Commerce ~ the rultrc club, Wcdur,
day March ~, l9ll'
Band Boys Thanked.
The I'D regiment band furnished the
music l"r III" breakfast aud also played
Ia front or the speaker stand ~ Clcyr
Itud square. The ,rrNtrrs ut the hand
va, rendered hy cob \. g. nrpr. uf
ot onto Muirw.nr, drrrror when cot
li""srN ell drew ur 10 front of the north
entrance ut ~, lulrrc club. the band
struck up Han to the Chief The
program which wa, pluycr during the
breakfast was! Hail to the Chief: 80
'SIars aud StIpcs, Nousa; IA Warm
Receipt Authouy; Hail Colum
hiu, Chambers; liuys Before the
Mast, Drunrr; Aud Lang Syuc.
Col Roosevelt thanked haudma,trr
MulrwskI aud his men personally Tor
tho splendid music, stepping into the
west parlor of the club To show his up
probation of the musicians efforts.