, 1925-06-24
BIG INDIAN PARTY HEADED FOR
STAMPEDE; CROWS START WITH
HORSES FOR CODY SHOW, 2 "a
Lodge Grass and Prior Indians Coming To Race
and Dance-Outside Riders on Way-F.S S.
Groves and N. P. de Mauriac Give
Generous Donations

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!, Donations
,eeds of oats into your top saddle
to a curry comb, for by this time
stampede will be getting underway
mountain.
e biggest and most brilliant as to
ain street, and this year, with daily
tive cowboy and cowgirl outfit, it
.uresque than ever. All those on
arena, which is an additional rea-
mounted.
hopes to get over from st. Xavier on
the reservation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Simonsen, of the
Paddock ranch near Thermopolis, will
occupy a box during the three days
of the celebration.
Harold Lynch, the aviator from Bill
lings who thrilled the crowd last year
with his flying stunts over the fair
grounds, will be down with a new air
plane.
Captain Clarence Ketcham has re-
served ten seats for a party of boys
he is bringing from his military aca-
denny at Cornwall-on-the- Hudson.
bud" Hall who has a ranch on
Gooseberry creek was in town on
Monday and says there will be an ex-
odus to the Stampede from that sec
ton.
Powell, advertising as "the friend
ly town." is making special efforts to
keep the money at home" with a
Fourth of July celebration. The in
dications are, however, that Cody will
have its share of the attendance from
Billings, Bridger, Belfry, Red Lodge.
Lowell, Greybull, burlington, Meeteet-
Sc and the other own in this terri
tory who have always liked US we'll
enough to come back, as well as from
Powell.
b. C. Rumsey, A. ]. Martin and Os-
car Thompson have consented to act
as judges in the saddle bucking and
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Koenig, Fred Whitney, Of Meeteetse,
Fred Richard, and r. c. Hargraves
as honorary judge in the flat races.
Two real Glands" in the persons of
Clarence Snyder and Marshall Hay
will fill the difficult positions of pick
up men, while Judge Metz and ]. NJ.
Schwoob with their megaphones and
voices well oiled will be in the arena
to keep the grandstands posted.
John Fowler, who has charge of the
fiat races, will also pass on the cow
girls costumes in the cowgirl races.
John says the riders must dress like
cowgirls-that dude trousers and
bloomers will disqualify them-and he
sounds as If he meant it.
Lou Ericsson will have his usual job
Of official starter. j. N. Langworthy
will be boss of the cattle corral. Fred
Taylor, of Kane, is going TO make his
debut as a clown. unless he kills
himself practicing before the show.
Fred warned US that he thinks it
would be "a terrible mistake TO let
the Indians butcher their beef in front
of the grandstand."
Bert Hammond, manager Of the
Midland Empire Fair, will be down
from Billings to lend a hand If need
/ ed.
Pat Jones. who operates the doll
} stand at Wolfyille, says he is going TO
knock 'em eold' this year with his
assortment Of shimmying dolls and
/, Niger babies.
| "Solly's" crap table which is the
center Of attraction at Wolfville and
5 one Of It's biggest money-makers
is all ready for action.
! "Solly" has a new set Of "bones' and
, declares he never felt so lucky.
William Roth, representing Sweets
Candy Company of Salt Lake City, Is
! to have charge of the candy booth
; again and has 1900 lbs to dispose Of.
Mrs. Il. p. Hindman and Mrs. Drill
! Ia Downing will take charge Of the
/ ice cream stand as usual, while Bert
Cogswell will hand out drinks to the
; thirsty thousands.
Wayne Schwoob. aged 10, says he
/, will make some Of these contest hands
| look at their hole card when he comes
out on his private mount, n two-year-
old bull that he has located.