Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-15

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y the successful efforts OF their 81
x drill masters. - Albuquerque =
y Morning Journal. y
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Albuquerque, n. NJ, March ID
There was scene to bring JOY to the
hearts of all fond papas and mammas
at the Santa Fe station last night,
when twenty-five Santa Fe Boy Scouts
and seventy-five Albuquerque Boy
Scouts Joined forces and to the rat
tat-tat of snare drums and with the
stars and stripes in the hands OF stur'
dy little color bearers before and be-
hind their ranks, marched down the
depot platform, through the main
streets of the town, to the Elks' the
ater. The Scouts will greet Colonel
Roosevelt upon his arrival in Albu-
querque tonight
The Santa Fe Scouts, in command
of Scoutmaster Rev. ]. G. Mythen,
First Lieutenant Wallace Fiske, and
Second Lieutenant Friday arrived
from the Ancient City at 7:45 o'clock
For thirty minutes before the arrival
of the visitors, the Albuquerque
Scouts had been drawn up in line on
the station platform, awaiting their
coming. The local Scouts presented
splendid appearance, clad in their
natty khaki uniforms with regulation
| leggins and campaign hats. The boys
were in command of Scoutmaster Bor-
radaile and were permitted to stand
at parade rest" while waiting for the
train. The officers of the day paced
back and forth in front of the ranks
keeping back spectators, and main
tanning order among the Scouts
Crowds of fond mothers and fathers
crowded the platform watching Willie
and Johnnie and Bobby be a soldier
BOY.
/ When the Santa Fe Scouts arrived
'i1ey scrambled off the train in goot
order, quickly formed ranks and pass
ed in front of the Albuquerque Scout
who had already counted "fours," anC
were ready to fall in behind the Wis
TORS.
The Scouts then proceeded west OF
central avenue to Fifth street ant
went to the Elks' theater, where the,
will have accommodations durin
their stay in the city. Chalmers Nc
Connell of Santa Fe, accompanied tn
Santa Fe Scouts as quartermaster an
will see that the youngsters hav
plenty to eat during their stay in tn
city
Tcnight ex-President Roosevelt wi
make a five minute address to tn
Scouts and shake hands with them.
Tonight's Program.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, March 15.-
Final plans were gone over yesterda
at a meeting of the local committe
, in the Office of Alfred Grunsfeld. U1
less Colonel Roosevelt should stop t
make short speeches at places bt
, tween here and Ell Paso, the trai
' will be here on time at 6:35. Upo
' his arrival the Colonel, accompanie
l by former Governor Captain Georg
e Curry, Major w. H. H. Llewellyn. l
}. Leahy, George w. Armijo, H. /
Bardshar and others, who went to /
g Paso to meet him, will be escorte
: by the mayor and reception committe
|. to the Alvarado veranda, where he wi
Y make five-minute speech to the Bo
r Scouts of this city and Santa Fe, VIII
l. Will be drawn up in uniform when tn
S trains pulls in. The Santa Fe boys a
rived last night on train No. | an
made splendid appearance in the
natty uniforms. Following the speed
:. the Colonel will retire to his suite
J. the Alyarado for short time, and
u 1880 he will be escorted to the Elk
Theater, where he will make an a
Z dress to the general public which wi
undoubtedly be heard by crowd th
7" will tax the capacity OF the opel
uouoS. lMuISuidleiy dlUST Ills dUQre
: Colonel Roosevelt will return to IL
: Alvarado and the banquet will
. served upon his return, with some
covers laid for guests, who will inclut
many prominent men of this city al
" other parts of the territory, includil
- Governor Mills and his full staff. Go
" ernor Mills will arrive on the Limit,
~ ~ from Santa Fe at 1905 this mornin
~ ~ his party to include Mrs. Mills, Adj
:. tant General Brookes, w. A. Flemil
= Jones, M. M. Padgett, of Las Vega
= ]. d. Sena, of Santa Fe; Colonel Wi
e son, of Roswell and others, to be joi
e ed here by DR.. Robert Smart Colon
x NJ. L. Stern and-Golonel H. H. Bet
< of Silver City, members of the staff.
< Mayor Elder will be toastmaster
x the banquet, and number of bri
4 talks will be made. The ex-Preside
4 has already let 1t be known that
4 does not care to make an extend
s address at the banquet. Color
s Roosevelt wishes to retire at
s o'clock, and at midnight his pal
s leaves for the Grand Canyon and
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