The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
ONONDAGA INDIANS DINE
APPLE PR AND FEREW ATER
ron THE HI'NDRED RRATEG

ssass and CAeegs BsSsre aaehsm Arus-
ssrsng Gets nder Way 60 ralk AS0at
the cSantry'a PgsblsSss -l.oaAs fos
an NlIlanep &C EngIsah apealSing YEAS.
WiIh Grand Sachem Coffin Armstrong
81 III. head about 100 braves Of the iFib-
known - the Socisty Of the OnondaEA
marched into the west banqnst hall % the
Waldorf last night and tore loose on their
third annual council Ore from ~oup 10
Hrewster made in France in order chat
Onondaga county in general and Syracuse
IN " in particular might be hOnored
and giorined.
Plain. simple. honest yslIsrs. these New
York Indians Ihst first aaW the light in
OF calling their liquor -fire~ alter on the
menu. Also they were the hrat Of he
Waldorf publc diners TO mast upon
apple PIE for the dessert and ~ apsll 10
right out in English Immediately under
the s0lSde ekif0A1fs But thsn an Indian
VIII do anything for apple pee.
II AZ any time there was danger Of
voices growing husky and Temporarily
rusty from too much warwhOoping the
braves Wsre well sIpplied with big nattles
made from OnondaGA gourda all hand
carved by the real red OnoRjagns. By
rafting the rattlsa while at the same time
using them - sayels on tho tao,es much
couid be accomplished 40 to perfectly
good noise.
SAchem Armstrong started in gravsly
enough by opSninE the dinner with .
dialogue IN Indian In xiish with =. P,
Gillroy SAchem Armstrong was Toto
daho. the bag heep bO.s. and indian Gill;
roy was HldOdNr. Togethsr the two
spoke sonorously an -abridGsmsnt Of
the impressive ceremony of psace and
fellowship that made the great ak abo-
riRiDal tTibes powerful and benehcent;
Then they smoked tho pipe Of pescs amid
loud cries of -Cawi Cawi' in imitation %
hungry crow. From that on things
happened to the menu until finally the
Indians prsaent put the rollers under the
apple PEE and coffee.
With Sachean Armstrong a. the guest
table were Prof W. X Wlcks principal
OF the Syracuse High school. Who de-
liVered the chief address Of the evening.
Assistant District Attorney X ). Rubin.
Who was q pupil of Prof. Wicka before
hitting the trail for NsW York: Attorney
4 l. Quackenbush Of the Metropolitan
Street Railway President John J. Mhalsn
of the United Cigar Stores and RObert
Gerr
ATTORNEY QuackenblIsh Vas the new
sachsm elected last night by the braves
The other new Officers inst allied we're Mr..
Armstrong Lee Shuber; and William 4
Jones vice-presidents; Hiram Danziger
Joseph Tebeac, historian, and . pboari
Of governors that included these new
officers and George o. R-dington and
James Blaine Walker.
Songs on this strain ratified around IN
rapid succession
SVR act. 90 speiis ~ racuss'
Divh man eau Say word az q A.
,.VeT o. dead zee Tor . m'au'~'
SNRAC - you -s~
49, ioNn ~ r-noWa
md Oh bet ~ mighty hard 10 do~a
>NRACU = g.. hat me
When the last rattle snd voice had 1
drooped from exhaustion. Mr. Arms' rOng
81 arted IA oratorical fireworks
Thank God our call TO duty 10 not for
- ar bat for peace said the big chief after
spea king OF the way the ancestors os kHs
hearers had responded to PUBLIC calls IN
-ervani men " to-day agree that the prob
lens ~ our national life vet 20 BE- solved
are not secondary 10 those that agitated
this common wealth hair century ago.
The. most conspicuous ~ these prob
lens H. the AmsriCauiSing 81 oar rapidly
increasing foreign born population and
he maintenance 81 the democratic and
-utItt . HE principles that were dominant
influences with the founders % this M
ton. We are charged with grave re
zpon-i bilitv and Ne are capable OF dis
II.
Speaking With due modesty.- CON
cI,.dsd tbs. speaker of q know Iedg~
90 IN. facts enjoyed nv compa rativelv
fe~ ! know that certain ~ the most Y
influential men "a sta'emenshtp. in com !
marc- and ia letters N This country. :
Gr,.a' Britain and canada are seeking
quietly - bring about close. thorough b
and compile civ cordial relationship be- .
tw--u the English ap~aking powers:
a definite commercial and political ALI 4
anc- Defensive and reciprocal. that I
will 20 long Nay toward in-urinG peAce 4
an the civilized world
prd Ntcks told 1t DOiIticaans he haa
known aud VIC, md up this paTt Of his Ad 4
dress Nv asserting that eS-MayOr Nc /
lellan Was the 1nes- singer u all the T
sIp'aksr ever knew one who sings to q
single harp N divers dtIlT,et tones Then !
The speaker warmed up 30 me great sub /
isrt &c he greatness q the city ~ syria
CjIss
Mere mention ~ coming blowou' |
th.' SYRACUSE 10 going 20 pail on brought ]
the Indians almost TO the point % dancing /
around the tables. Syracuse even -
going - have a state convention OF school
teachers Mighty cheers
And when You come mp warned J
The high school educator. -leave slang !
bshlnd vOu. for the pIir,as, English IN the ,
World 10 spoken ~ syria eiIss University
I Applause
Syracuse j. beng fitted With . neW
vat-r cunnut lAppl5 use Syracuse
has built new stadium for bIg athletic .
SVracu-. ia s.b.Ii -Stsrs' got a good /
mention 'rnn Prof Wicks And when !
the -peak-- worked down Ia a peroratiou /
On the blue hills % OnondaRa- hsH ~ /
the eOquenCe vas entirely lost IN the I
noIs~