The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
AbOrigincS Listen 10 Foresrers'
Music Organizations Play
ing in Competition.
AWARDS TO BE MADE TO-DAY.
President Francis Will Address
Winners of Prize Drills
WOodmcn Like ~. Louis's
Summer Weather.

Indians acted - Judges Q. instrumental
music az the band contest o, the Modern
Wou':u~n on the Plaza vest.rsia- Two
bands weGs entered FOR thiS contest. the
= J. ByrnS Band and the f'ifty-S.xth Reg
iTn-at Band OF Fort Dodge. Ia. and. as
there are oGiy TAO u-iz@S go AMI ssf7
each band VIII Je well repaid Tor it, ply
Ing
Much iis1 rrointm.nr p-e-aileI among
the members 81 the drum corps attached
70 several % the ba,,alions because there
was not pr'z- competition FOR them.
The Indian iCiges. who are musicians
IN the Government Indian Band. went
about their work with great gravity. They
We're Roy MCGOWAN. Andrew Elm and Ja-
cob G Morgan. .1ll-blOodsd Indians from
the Indian schools.
Under the leadership os Bandrsster Lem
Wiiey th-y have developed skill not only
n IL" uSc o. their instruments. but "a
Leaders one peculiarly crops on; when
they take charge % ne band FOR they
have copied TIE manner or thei- leader.
and use tEs!r i.:- hand. for tire baton.
Esnduaster Wiley claims the distinction
or being the Only I-ft-handed bandrna<ter
In ;h- United States. but this distinction
will vanish when the first crop OF HI,
pupils start leading
Yesterday was photograph and get
away day with the Wooduen F'oreSIerS
The head officers Of the society visited
the camp and expressed themselves IS
pleased with the showing OF the men IN
camp and OF the Exposition grounds
Although Camp Talbot IL situated in
one 81 the hottest spots on the grounds
the Fore.ters are commenting favorabIy
on the summer resort weather of ST
Louis Will. the days have been warm
=" nights have necssSitGtcl the Use OF
Presentation OF the prizes won BY tn.
" Goldman teams viii ts4k- place this
morning. when speeches Will ~ rade by
President Francis 70 the teams in tire Ad-
rninlStra-!ur Quadrangle.
Il. Si1"S The senior and junior team drills.
prizss Viii be awarded for excellence IN
As all the teams are interested ia the lat
ter prizes. there Sill b a general lineup
Of Wooimen AZ the presentation The
awarded
Winners Of tho sentry prize drill ver. as
follows. Camp -. omaha. Neh.. per cent
~ prize go: Isr1p 7.sas Portsmouth: ..
So. camp 81 81. Paul. MINI. 20 Ia 81:
camp ~! I>sadyiile. :. u. %. So: camp
IN. Pueblo, colo. q. 30: Camp $50.
IN the ba'rsIion drill Toledo battalion
non first prize. $40 with 81 Fer cent:
Rock Island ~ Davenport. No. 10. Won
second. sa-a with Ssi per cent
The Csmg-!nsi elton award vas made to
Camp No. 10 90 omaha. Captain II g.
Martens. its g.. rage being e1s p@r cent
This award was Won over n" oth;A com
petinS teams. In the senior team class
d-ill the team won the second prize also.
scoring y1.is per cent
The first hand prize IF s." was won by
the Fort Dodge. IA. organization. the sec
OF Detroit. Mich.
Fun list ~ winners % 'h~ Wooimen
Forestsrs' battalion drill follows:
No. I. Toledo. o.. Major. l.. W Howard.
81 - Der cent. DriZn $40 Tenth. Rock
Island Davenport. Major T. NJ DeEay.
8. - per cent. prize. 81 Thirty-ii'th.
Blo"Tnius tou-Decatu Nh ior ~ \. Wall.
sc. - rcr cert. u-'ze so. Second. Lincoln.
N-h-. Major. A. e. He-rick. 81 - per cent.
prizs yi5H