Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25
CHEYENNE SCENE OF
BIG CELEBRATION
Wild West Show Has Brought
the Men of the West To-
gether Again and Wild Rid
ing and Daring Feats Are
Commonplace.

'ItiH NNliI 'II. w .NAtf'A'H ''''' .'
IapIioious mo,u.ug. ha- av..u"i toI
smile upon the thousands who have
! rrhcr,l here tl participate boo The
/ tricbraiou Jna' is Ch,youu.- uVH
So town n ull these United States
could uulirut. Jhr show 'AH, annually
holds Che board. % Fruul, PARIS 80
town would lry &c. The plains have
wen ut their most rugged J,nEcus.
Ithy uyi"hloriug Indian reservations
have sent the painted sons o.. historic
warriors. civilized cities throughout
the length and breadth o' tHD land
have contributed men and women aud
l,u.ljIeu t0 the gay. mad 'hluu- tua
lis uun- thD streets al the Wyoming
,odW'al
% bias Tine favor ot tho uosr of ro.
im9uc. his annual exhibition of tho
isNl a. tIc plaiusmau O. ls rcuius-
ICplU O thO strenuous days of the
|runr.,r o. i- unique in .H.s civilized
.auI polished ddf
Iy. th,s. iuuI days annually thcN-
lena. tWu. back ,uc PAGES %, O. history
llyHor, with stories of prua.cSs and in
IausrIiul success. and lives over again
I'us days when SHE was as Wild ANA
iVooiy J- NE provincial c1stctncr
believes hol slill 90 Dee. She dous her
tgt,o.i sarb
She lies about her throat The red
lhuuadaU handkerchief IN significance
lot the freedom OF the Colurcd plains
About her arms extended in welcome
no the world she lastens the beaded
laml,t. pretty link that binds her
90 her indian ancestry.
| There l8 no lad or fancy on today 81
fashions that can drive her away
from the t.uchonoled costumes, The
picurcsqucncss OF which appeals with
q potency hat not even the dare
devil ieu,s OF the Cow punchcrs can
rival
Cheyenne b. in her gaycst today In
| lart SHE began 90 look festive away
l1s' sunday and last night when The
trains irOm east west north ana
, leuurh began 90 unload the multitude OF
|, visitors that show The world s. appit'
\ citation Ol ChoN bis show, shc
had on her carnival attire and 1lazou-
lcd the expressive words ull set 20
lthc strangers within he. gates
Bisht up Carr avenue from the s,a'
ton N.onChO buster done In electro
flights. -Nnug his broad urimmod hat
BOO mida.J held th" hachnmorc u1hlll
bctVoou the fingers of the otucl hand
IIIlI N|Nn N.' lIN|n IAl .' ''.N 'A.f'.. .' wv
iurtlaW horse % g. The feature of the
downtown Illumination
SO rider 90 Frontier park this after
| luUuu or tho rest of th, week VIII pre-.
scuf more realistic picture han the
I lIIlu minated cowboy Iuu Will hear hu.
lHuii,fs about the town say that That is
. juoI the only cowboy who as 'lt no .or
She Frontier celebration but that II
Ne am % part oi the show. II rs The
cowboys holiday. They have come
luulghr uCm thc heat ot the plains,
q uom The compaulou-hip of outlaw
- horses and uutBWol cattle, 10 This
l Cheyenne exhibition, which will dem.
h lafHtp their SIKH Iu handling both
For these are u0 auuNmen, these
, lmlr entrants u tnH worlds compc
rtiou lOl daring
nj The, COME like sam Scuvlle. the
T., suilIuelv bashful holder OF tine cham
r Nonshil for uoucho bustnr rlaG'
% Iou the rauch. where their daily
voU. H among bou ana cattle %.
) mW o.. lrs sualu,. disposition
III I ls thg festival that rgIuycu1to
tu. coNHo, spIri or late years Chez
Al .aur has lost Hs frontier aspect y
f. has uecumc au industrial center d
.. thiNu- busy town whore th, ear
F. murta ot civilization stamp i' ON alI
sides
.s ToIays ccIeUUa.iou including Jhr
vs. riding of outlaw hors", lne bulldog
gins Cd. steers. tao running of pony
l,I .aOes aud dtlviaa ul Wualo VIII Dee Co.
o IU,1tei saturday afternoon
r Each daE the 'hgun- viii swell u
IS IT. this way cNtN Enut So ran th.
I,.uWd les oven larger han on Inc hr-'
DID, ia. I'D T|frrf TIM
u morning earl, tho streets were "a surg
\. ug cololuH mass of humanity Th,
u lmoa ami women who came YESTERDAY
Ia 100 fashionable travelling toys has'cneO
!. to the nearest dIt goods store TO-DAY
, to ea' red handkerchief on some lu
e. ne uiuNct which would give addition
70 al color tO their makeup.
"a So successful were lbcir efforts ina
Il when fnp sioux Indians from ih'
c PIN, RNjsc reservation rode horse
rs back through tho downtown street ur
% lorc noon they FOUND themselves out
s CuluIcd
D. There are mo- AIauahoes on ShO
a shunes 40 his Years Frontier celebra
II ton The Sioux are the only indiana
c participating Many of them are sur
70 yiYurs of the battle of Wounded Knee
.c Al the head of them 81 sitting liull
u. d.. inc son of an lllusirlous warrior
lr who made tho name famous Tho lu
Ic diana are campod Just back OF the
IA steel rIandstaud 40 Frontier park
+, tncir white teepees lifted over
10 stretch of dusty road down which an
% tomonlos and other vehicles spec0
,r to tho amusement of the red men an,
t. their suuAws.
N There are few Sioux here this yea
- whose FIRST experience ut Frontier da'
n. 30 o. some of the Older ones have
rs waved bold after a dread or SO OF pa
TO- rndc aud exhibition
u a surprise to thr visitors 10 Chey
,e onnc This ycai Is The work of the thIr'
* lrcgiment of Wyoming national guard
10 These men are mostly recruited iron