The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
SCOTT HERE TO
PLAN EXCHANGE
o. MD|AMLMDS


uenerzla Hugh r. scott ana John
a. ~lphnston. accompanied ~ Colonel
= u sfcs,asr. pa.zec through kiro-
autr14e on the CNirofn,a limited
sh'a A'ssalss on s,i-sr WAY Ia he
Hfend canyon and the Hopl nnaks
dance An nnort wa made 90 hlV.
them remain IN the Wfy long enouHh
- r<.<nt ~ funrt<cn % n Hctarf
ciuo thi< noon. but thsy stated that
tn|jf would have So no on. PROMISING
20 sstnsn later and spend aaorv tins
General scot j. 81 he ssuth~sss
on m inspection IMP q Indian res-
ersaiiors a connection with the pro-
pos<i exchange Of Indian and gov
eminent lands The party will yi<it
the GRIND canyon and nee tho shnke|
dAu<e. before General Scott takes 40
hi> work with headquarters a. Fort
Iffi1nfr. trlanua.
% ihsir rsturn Il Aibpqperaue I'M
Htdittely Afzer the snake danrt.
G<HtfAi Scott will spend several days|
hers ~ conference with men EhQ are
tptfrettea 10 lands which VIII he az
ftcted ~ his NorR. and The others
vin spend Al ieas y DAY IN Aibo-
scsassson vvsuid Meet ms sscnA
General Johnston. who organised
The a<th division AZ Dcming vii be
mttrf1tned by men Who we're N that
oiv}<ton during the war. lie stated
= a he Was anxioue 70 meet them AL.
npd an attempt: viii he made 70 have
al men who WIRE Ia the division whol
li<e within the vicinity. in the city
~ten he senefaf rcturnt-
The party were rot surc exactly
d they would return 70 Albuquer-
cue. bns e. the dance Ia on August 70.
they hould be here soon after that
scosf's D-fssineuishcd Career
Gen. Hugh Lsnox Scott. u. 8 A..
tretirede was graduated from U. X
Military Academy IN 1876 d. H. D.f
Princeton. 1870. superintendent and
-commandant u. = Military academy.
West Point. Isos-fsfo.
Has been recognized by the wnrl
ana interior departments for many
yrsf1 ~ the most Successful nerofla-
tor t1th Indlan tribes. He served an
all , Important Sioux. Nex Perez
y cheyenne expeditions OF the ssv-
snfiss and between the years fs7s-i
1881 was connected principally with
the plates Indians. he enlisted and
commended kowa. comanrhe ana
<D4che Indian troops. ana his was
the nat indian troop mustered Out.
re had charge Of Ceronimo's band
~ ChlrIcahua Apaches In tho nine
tlce Adj GENERAL for Cnha. fsss-Os; |
sud thereufter governor suiu nrchi-
p<i4&o military commandment nf
JuIo. Philippine fnIanda. tgo1-oe.
KNOWS Sln7l 1anar,arc.
General Scott ~ known TO be an
txr<ft In h U.s. OF the Indian align
fansr1aae. being able TO converse with
nearly al tribes ny his means. Hoy
ever b indions Of the southwest.
b ruebiosI Navajo. zunl and Hopil
60 not use this nIsn language.
General SCOTS Important work IT,
the southwest among Indiana includes
his settiest1fnt witt Hop indiana
1871 Beautiful Mountain trouhLes
among Hasajos. 1919: Pluto Indian
his World war Service.
Immediately fhcreanef he rendered
distinguished services on the border.
especially ia Negotiating with Panche
Vtila. Became chief 81 ran. 1914
1917 remnlninE on active duty untiii
1918. During this time he wa al
unVffsDer Or The United States COM
mission 10 Russia with Elihu Root
Commanded 18th division, 1871. |
Served with a British division before
ArIas and with q French front line
for Presidential Ridge, 1911. In
awarded dIsinsuished %ssrvice medal
1919.
A. present member hoard OF Indian
commissioners. acting as advisors an
pointed By the president "a the Indian
purssp.
Has written important monographs
on pleins Indians and their cefemon-
tes, notably sun and Ghost dances.
General Scott has collected Indian
ceremonial objects for many venrs
and has among other Items an eN-
mbit OF mocaasins REPRESENTING every
platns tribe. kesldes at Princeton.