The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-30
THOUSANDS TO
PUT FLOWERS ON
HEROES GRAVES
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and the downtown pleasure places will
be loaded with attractions that Will
call the masses away from their MONIES
and away from the graves Of departed
ones.
Decoration of graves in and about |
Salt Lake will be on more elaborate !
scale than ever before. Each passing I
Memorial day finds more and more !
graves of soldier dead Today the |
resting places in Mt. Olivet will be fes-
TONED with flowers and flags by the
posts. The United Spanish War Veter-
ans will decorate the graves at Fort
Douglas and those in the City cemetery
and the Jewish cemetery Will be cared
for by the Sons and Daughters OF Vet
Grams. All the decorating will be in
the forenoon.
The latter half of the day and all
of the evening. will be taken up with
recitals, receptions, military manoeu-
vers cat Fort DouglaS), bicycle races
at Salt Palace and all sorts of other
amusements and sports at that resort
and at Saltair. Emigration Canyon,
Wandamere and the other amusement
places. Band concerts will be held at
Liberty park, Saltair beach, and Salt
Palace
The theatres. too, will not be lacking
in good attractions, THE White
Squaw" being on at the Colonial, and
musical comedy at the Airdome, vaude-
vile the AilSS1On ana InS OdSlHOs anu
vaudeville and motion pictures at the
Majestic.
Real Indian Wedding.
This afternoon at o'clock there will
| take place a real Indian wedding at
| the Hippodr0me, Saltair, and tonight
the end of the Indian exhibition. This
will be the first time in the history of
the west that such an event has been
given publicly, Large crowds have
seen the Indians the last two days, and
the unanimous opinion is that they
give the best Indian exhibition ever
seen here. They have beautiful cos
tunes, the beaded and buckskin work
calling forth enthusiastic praise.
In addition the entire band is COM
posed of very comely people. The men
are strong, rugged and handsome,
while the women are bright and good
looking: They give dances, including
Cree round. buffalo, and others,
and they give miniature battles, and
personify, in every way the wild red
man as he is naturally. Two tepees
have been set up in the center of the
! Hippodrome, constituting, practically
complete, an Indian village Those at
tending the exhibition are quick to
avail themselves of the opportunity tc
converse with the Indians, and in fact
to mix with them for the purpose of
learning what they will tell of their
life, habits, etc.
If ever you wanted to see sparkling
little black and white jewels enthrOne1
| in a setting of copper hue you must
see the cute little Indian twins at the
| Hippodrome at Saltair.
Their Indian names are -See-u-be"
! and -PoOng- these twins. III
English they are called Franklin and
| william" They are two little, tum-
bling tots who watch everything that
goes on with wide-open, staring eyes
| Most of the time they have a thumb
| or finger in their mouths The rest
of the time it is anything that comes
al. .r-1r~ 4
by their mother, a bright, intelligent
Indian woman who speaks very good
English. Her name is "Po-an-se-vah-"
This might mean anything from crazy
sage to "hoWling cyclone" For the
sage" to 'howling cyclone" For the
husband, Here, you"
Indian Babies Cute.
But she is a bright woman. but the
brighter. They are both boys, roly-
good things they see and the funny
white mans noises they hear. One of
them is a sunny little chap. He will
wiggle his finger in his mouth, while
at the same time he gives his brother
a back-handed slap that brings a cry
of anger and humiliation Yesterday
he got hold of a strap. With this he
would welt the brother over the head
, Finally his mother took it away. But
it didn't feaZe him He went over To
his brother, pushed him until he fell
down, then he calmly and methodically
sat on him.
! They romp and rambIe all over the
immense HippcdrOme. IN which the
Indians are domiciled in their OWL
: peculiar style. with tepees and the like
: Hence it gives the twins the oppor-
2 tunities they seek. Thy are now w
5 on the stage; picking up the ends OF
E live wires; pulling with tiny hands a.
every stray rope; ogling the painted
syIphs and horrible COLLINS on thu
painted scenery. Now they are climb
ing up a stairway. next they are falling
/. down 1t head first.
Stumbling along they pick up a mum
Der of slivers in the little moccasinet
n feet. They show the slivers to thei
= mother, who calmly picks them out
/. But never sound from these phleg
matte little chaps. The stoicism game,
by centuries of mystic rites that cal
e for tests that prove their bravery an.
contempt for privations. in their fore
fathers, is demonstrated in these 18th
| little bodies. They might cry In ange
| at one another but they cry not II
pain They might cut their finger. blu
a look of wonder at the injured dlgl
is the only indication.
= To strangers they are peculiarly ODD
| They will not make friendships, Blu
e they stare with their wide-open littl
e eyes aiming to read the very depth
of the soul of those people of the whit
3 face that interfere with their romp
l. and play.
,e Two NIUE Twin .iiut-tiS- -,i1lie1 : :
Is Grant of the Hippodrome announce
% that Monday. May go, will be the las
= day in which the Indians will be seer
- as they must go back to the govern
. ment reservation near Pocatello-
y, So If you haven't seen those brow
Is little Indian babies with the wide-opel
% ogling eyes. be sure and do 50 &
lie once for they are well worth seems
ID
le Free auto service TO Highland Par
today. Phone 1892 or call at IS Mai
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