The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-10
CHEYENNE INDIAN IS
A GOOD CITIZEN NOW
Hcmnnnt ~ once ilcrrr Tribe ~
Oklahoma striving ln live Down
pu-t Reputation
SUN DANCE THEIRS ALONE
Most all Legends and Traditions Re-.
cchcd From or Modified by Ab-
rurhrd Iribrr
lu..nIta r.o World


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ur." .|r n..uI 5000 uur western
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,.I l'ur' ... uf hate have com.
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g.. aH.a Hus Il, dread uf .Iy1IM
'H HnH H.. .INnU. w wrI ps
,.n.. ..u. uI ruru.. iu lIm4t
'|rm. "|E,a 'u fNr white mans WAYS.
and IN. 10 .l,.uf peace Iu tho Of
iHrH uyln Hnu the prurrrta Aa fr|
achieved ,yn.y worthy auu ur our
beloved state W.I ruHIy irIlfrr and
give 'O Them every rnruuragruruf
AS u tribe thpI. nlatur, H a IDrg
md bloody One Conditions which
tu" uurusu uf civilization created
aud over which the mad fYst rr
gold boz California pnyri A large
part. hruug1 900, ths,rnurs 1,g f8
ftoe w.h 1.-Two great wra.rrn move
Hf o. O.
,lu plains THr.r hunting gyn,,l,
were Invaded n, fhr tu'fgir. ,,
rtiIr1ud4 the mI.ra OF ,rtirrupu
trokng toward tho .sftIDg .ip ana
the destruction of I'd, .yasf L.r4a ~
buffalo over UUIIU tb,y t.p,...J
they had "a rIgnIDl elalm ,utb,ft,r'
ed them irtenF,It
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and prriudi,es I,vc di,5 al', ~
rrnIiiy aJ,nitt,t H., L''H b"., IL 70
laJ io do win nm. ir.ni,,,,',,, ~
tnose wild ,,,n bat -. ~, ,,''' VI
eIderato pns,,a..., ,...,. ~ 80 - '@"' @
oipIows,, ~. hn'",o "ri ana
would t,il n IA, I',t,,.n,
the sacrlf. COS md. ,.a,,iI - -
far tpss sry,,. '''' WV"
Tho sb,y,n,... ,,...,
hisiory as r,r nI W., III
we're orlginnIIy a, ag,i,,t,,,,.,
tribe and nnss.L.,I ',u.'ul 10y ~. !
trails Tbey lvoL I'm Ninn..,,,. 1.''a,,iI a,,I
cultivated bc s,ti pr,s.,,,,' ,',u.a ,.,.. nv /
5 uuX forced thsm ,yrs,,ys, V l'"in ,i'e .ne
AIls.,,,,,, "'',Na'd 1" iho
tered tbc sut,in I'm 10y eneouh.
they fought Tor years ana in ihs |
end absorbed Ie,yls ara ri.,L -,
them I'm 1901 ana frn,, 49, t tps
until their final nattlemen, nn aiio,
ments In Oklahoma. thew lsd n
bloody uncompromfslnR warfaro
against determination and for The re
dress of wrongs that have long aimee
boen admitted just Howeter. lust as
were many or their demands and un- |
luItuhate as were many OF the acts
committed against them still Impair !
tlaI history viii not accord them |
H,vuoni from severe censure.
hs.tly htler they came In contact
M''n ho LeWls ana clark expedition |
~ NV MlssouIl river, a part OF the |
~ n'oNeu boulhWard to the Ar
SSii,J a, W ailu were ever after
hrnth.,s -, 'n.ln , .heyehNe' Iheir
bocans Lnau',, ''',S'neu IN montana
enne me Iigisi,,, 80. u,o' Nhcy
ginning ~ tba di.i,,nss.",t ~ me ne-
southern branSn hav,n, ss',t us
the section through Dht,h ,,,,' u,
tho ,mlgration nasssd w.. mauJh OF
California The nortbsra h,., W
nred less I'm the U,rh,iant' ''n Iis
which marked the seitIcmen, a., ~
western states.
The southern Chevenns. mar. ,o.
years involved An var III 49,,
Iarcaa .',,I ~ ulueS Sought al
the two trihes fon,h, ~ lseI
battle on the Red riy,r a'I 'I1su'nary
later the Klowss assistaS ~,
Comnnches ana tho Thcvsnr.s ~,
bv the Arnpabors mat a, WI, "..,i 49,
In northeastern Oklnbor,a .,5 tL..N |
fought a bioody L,ttis N.t,, t,'..
n'de won ana the tIn,I r..,,,, .',"'l ,.'
treaty betwoer th, ,a', ,,p'.
peace has bern f,triy ,,sti - i"'H
The Chlytngt,r ,,s.s,cr, 49,
rado In tSCi la ln 'ulu
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