The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-04
WILD WEST FOR
BIG STATE FAIR
Frontier Days Show Has Been
Engaged to Show During
the Four Days.
GLIMPSES OF OLD TIMES
snow Was Recently Organized at
Celebration to Perpetuate
The Roundup.

Bucking horses. some OF which have
never been tanned by The most daring
end skiilful Of riders. Sioux Indians.
Dr. war dancer and other interesting
and spectacular pasfiucs; Indian pony
race. squuw races on horseback
equcstricnnc races. cowboy relay races:
hat races. exhibitions Of trick ropiug.
and r7ping c0utcsfs-thcsc are a few
OF Tho attractions That are coming TO
Nendamcre. September rs to 20. in
S.u7ivc. with the Frontier Days wild
" cst shows.
The show was made up az Cheyenne
q the recent celebration there 81 the
irorticr days. which. originating with
Lhe oid-tne cattle roundup, has be-
como an annual event iong after the
railroad has made that rounding uD "a
tiinS OF the past. This week 10 is in
-icIanento. showing az the California
Ai1Ie lair. where 10 viii close Septcm-
Der TO- It's promoters are men who
htti"Fcd they saw chance Co win
P''ular favor by placing the best Of
thr features OF the famous Cheyenne
pie.
II is a glimpse Of the old life. a whiff
or lne breeze OF the prairie in the days
when there was little on the prairie
o., immense herds 81 cattle and equal
y large herds Of buffalo.
buffalo To- he There.
Even thc buffalo viii be az the fuuc-
member OF the family. said 20 be the
"nIN pair ~ trained buffalo in the
world. Thee drive 60 harness In
HulEv as efficiently. ~ not as grace
dully, as any team OF horses.
I'D" events scheduled Tor the show
~ ~ HndauFrc. which viii take place
Within the Motordrome arena. will in-
tINne COW pony races. Indian pony
races. races Tor unframed horses. cow
boy relay races. Indian pony races for
sGuawe and maidcns. and hat races.
r'ping contests and bucking horse CON
tN-ls. Tor an or which liberal prizes
VIII hc offered In addition. there win
hr riding II wild horses. exhibitions
.t NicN roptuE. special Wild West tca-
ins fcats of cowboy life.
Special Rates
Special rates have been offered on
al TIE railroads entering the city Tor
this event. and the show is being wide
lF advertised throughout the inter
mountain TERRITORY. 70 is expected that
lars" crowds viii be- here from Out-Df-
town points. and the interest already
shown by residents 81 the city Itself
in. fhc affair te large.
charley Irwin. who. having suffered
p broken arm IN attempting 10 ride
-nId steamboat AZ Cheyenne. is now
acting aT advance agent for the show.
was iu the city the past week. and said
that hr thought the Motordrome arena
nn ideal place for the hold.lg Of such
an exhibition.
The show carries with 60 fifty Sioux
INDIANS with the EuulWg and pap
poosos. many outlaw horses. together
with COW ponies Indian ponies. the
buffalo and other equipment In pll
some fifteen cars are required TO- trans
port the company and Its properties.
Among The outlaw" horses are such
notorious old animals as cold Steam
boat. Teddy Rosenfeldt" "rted
SANDY" "Skiddoo.' Rocking Chair
..SmoiSy River silver city and Red
Bird
Aviation Feature.
Aviation viii be- one OF tho features
Of the Utah state fair next month.
President Mcdonald and the other
members of the fair board reached
the conclusion several days ago 20 Sc
cure am 1croui1nist who could and
would ny. and since that date Secrc-
tary Ensign has been busy with own
ers uf sky autos. Several tentative
propositions have already been made
hy wire. and 70 is reasonably certain
that contract viii be entered into
with some one Of the number.
The plan is Co have the airship cx-
hibitiou ON 1t least two days OF the
fair. possibly every day. and the con-
tract viii b. so made that q success
ful flight each day OF the period will
BE- required m the acroplanist expects
tp receive any money.
Another feature tn the amusement
line viii be Uncle Hiram. who was
here with his trained pig last fall a
tClcCranhcd offer went to Uncle Hiram
GO Joplin. Mo-. yesterday. and "a reply
g. expected tomorrow