Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
Ap|cTvRESQUE STREET PARADE
u,r Dance at the Salt Palace Saucer
IouIcht that Should Atrsst
Great Crowd,
BIO CELEBRATION ON MONDAY,
outlook Is that sunday Schools VIII
Give a Show at Liberty Park sf 40
lelipslus Character

Led by an old veteran brave. Pat L.
twice, band Of ~ indian braves
panded the principal streets Of Salt
lAbe early this afternoon, Only 70 Of
ht party were male braves Of fun
stature. Two members didn't parade
a, an. They are a pair ~ bouncing IN.
dian twins who belong to Mr., and Mrs
jack Edmo and are Tho month old
daughters NJ tho proudcet ana blegcat
Policeman n tho party Tho parade
was IN imposing ono for after arriving
me Indians went through their baggage
and picked out every bit of shiny silver
md lengthy feathers 10 btdcck their
ma,,yo forms Before starting tho
paradc they fcll TO At the Grand pn.
dA' hotel Tor The largest KIND OF big
ret which consumed The most Of an
hour
TRAIN WAS LATE
The train bearing Tho I,Annock ana
Shnhono braves had long and ted.
oH tourney down to SHl, Lake, II
was nt0rly four hours late, and dId not
arrive M the Salt Lake depot un,ll
si,,r II o'clock Tho Indians who wero
thoroughly weary with the long trip
occupied u chair ear ana baggage car,
M latter being mostly nlled with tho
pmrhtrndllp Tor making camp ana
boxing varliko IN Sal, Lake, In
tMret N tho party was Indian Agent
A. = caldwell OF the Fort Hall rcs.
tNalon,
DRESSING ron PARADE,
When the train pulled In II was met |
@N II Tanner and his committee IN |
charge Of securing the indiana Tor tho
parade IN the aih NJ July, They i'm, |
m'daley took charge Of the party aud |
conducted them over TO the hotel, whore
dnn'I Was awaiting After that the
t't'ng for the parade began IN tho
or The oulnt ~ ponies had boen
'nl down early In tho morning and |
we've awaiting for their riders IN tho
n'isb yards
INTERESTING LEGENDS,
Some Of the decorations displayed |
'h Wldc on the expansive Indian
'l'N hofo startling legends ono big |
uAW wore media bearing lo, |
ma declaring him 10 be n member ~
uW wan Portland Delegation" He |
way atbed what delegation II was bu, |
olP Nlnled and nlled his chest n M. |
M WBBel \ younger indian worc A |
.uo'ogIuph Of President Roosevelt that |
W,'dq over most ot his hreast with lois |
"Ibunllnf ior back ground,
'us personnel NJ the party Ia made |
wo ~ men, n women, nine children |
mo lNo twin babies, Tho father Of |
"" ,Nlns insists on their hclnc counted |
'P'"''ly ana In class by themselves, |
AN AVERAGE LOT
oI .alan Ar"n, Caldwell stated 10 the
rW"s concerning tho party, that
TX " hlNplN an average collection |
o.nW l'NlanN, made up without any
n rbb,U,ulef qualifications, from those
m.n Ntnrd am outing Most " the
w,w o ,O lafms, and most ~ the wo.
.O ARE educated, many Of them be.
,ssoeN "ogales 81 the corlyslc indian
,rsw one important indian, Dane.
0Lnoswr tofOped % como, ana tried
s w Keep hls braves from coming, How,
WE most % them arc here,
dons VIC phtndo the party went on
wpN , 10 me Salt Palace, whore they
and ba,"wn NOR camp this afternoon,
WV nave biz war dance tonight
WHITE BOY HURT
no ,N',e u q sort Of jog TO an indian
p O,IE Nhtn UmbIes along, which an
Sp'1aY ildor doesn't understand a,
~ ,H Sn',m ne has become accustomed
cow W. cowboy jog" which men OF
NJ pony experience use on LONG dis.
S".to lldes This morning q number
q, ,pe, uled 70 ride the Indian ponies
''r way TO tho depot, aud while