Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-20
Chemawa Indian Band, One Of
the Best on Coast, Big
Feature Today.
GREAT CROWD ATTENDS
Some Special Features Tomorrow, and
Thursday Eugene and Albany
VIII Be Here.

The members of the entertainment
committee Of the Moose carnival got in
TO the lock-step last night by arrang-
ing for the services of the Chemawa
band, and making definite preparations
10 secure other musical organizations
to appear on the streets each day dur
ing the week. The ever-faithful and
much-appreciated Indian band arrived
IN Salem this morning at $3.50, true to
schedule, and discoursed catchy music
on the streets all day, and the Moose
committees have been assured that 9TH
or bands will be in the city during the
remainder of the week.
The Chemawa band should receive
the unstinted thanks of not only the
Moose lodge, but every individual in
Salem, for its willingness to assist in
making the carnival success, as it
has done so generously and well on
many other occasions. Professor l. s.
Loos, the director of the Indian band,
was called up over the phone last night
and he eheerfully informed the Moose
committee that he would bring his
band to Salem and furnish music TO-
day, in spite Of the fact that the band
will leave tomorrow morning for Rose.
burg to fill an engagement Upon ev-
cry occasion the Chemawa band has re-
sponded to calls for service from Sa-
lem people, aad the organization has
well earned its, position as one of the
finest, most progressive and finished
In the state The Indian band has
made long strides toward perfection
In the past few months under the able
direction Of Professor Loos, and its
ability to furnish good, wholesome mu-
sic is equal to any band ever appear
ing in Salem. The Capital Journal
wishes to thank the Chemawa boys for
favoring the office with some real mu.
sic.
Hold Yer Hoses!
Look out for your team, and please
dom feed the animals will be the slo-
gan tomorrow night, when Johnnie Hol-
man appears on the corner Of Court and
High streets with his wild animal
show. John sure has the goods in the
way Of maneating quadrupeds, and
that this collection will cause the more
timid to look askance and remain at a
respectful distance remains without
saying.
"What yer goin ter have'" says
John. Run along, sonny. If you
want to see my show you must come
with your father and big brother, as
my bloOd.thirsty beasts won't stand
for even a mild stare from the specta.
tors who can't run fast. Bring along
your ma, too, son; we have something
that will please her also, and I've got
one cage of birds that will be of spe.
cial interest to your big sister. Oh,
] IN there with the show, all right. l
can show you anything from a New
po. Just you amble around the corner
po. Justa you amble around the corner
about 1880 tomorrow night, and l will
give you some entertainment what is. !"
Even the writer does not know ex.
nctly just what Mr.. Holman s collec-
tion is made up Of, but he can assure
The reader that there will be some.
thing to inspect, and to inspect care.
fully, az the well-known animal man
generally fares forth with his choicest
collections on special occasions in Sa
lem.
Sports in Order.
Young America, bot hmale and fe.
male, will make things interesting on
Court street, in front of the Moose
hall, this afternoon at 4 clock, when
Billie" Wolf and H. c. Coursey calls
attention to the many nice prizes to be
awarded to the best runners, gallopers,
harness PAGER or trotter, or to him or
her who can go through the feet stunts
All of the school children have been
Informed Of the time which this event
will ltake place, and there are being
many applications received from the
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