Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-06-16 | Page 18 | 40 Indians Arrive for Wild West Show Wigwams Erected on Campus of College

40 -Indians Arrive for Wild West Show ! S 3 5' ' 55 J5 3 i Wigu;ams Erected on Campus or College jr, T Tl j j ES. EUGENE IDMO, a graduate of Carlisle Indian scliool, and her five weeks' old papoose, u:d Eurene t Ed:uo, champion brcucho Tjustcr and lariat thrower with the vrild west sliow. j I . : '..:: "':vy:v;" Mv'A'v 's;v.'.y Vv ...... y ... vn t , . . - 5; x s v . r v -n, -. v s , I V ' S j if ' fsv.';.. r-s- - . ' s 'j . -: - : , x . o : v v ! r y - ! - v 5v 5 f ! v v .. ; - w : ' - ! & - i n . v " . ' x . ! I - i i 1 - . f t -.-' . v ' "i . f- S"N . . . i Cowboys, Cowgirls and Redskins to Compete on Bucking Steeds. THURSDAY, Friday ?.nd Saturday will t days of much excitement to those - who go to the International Rotary Wild West show at the state fair grounds. Cowboys. cowciris and Indians will nil te there, r.d.r.i: bven.-ihing' from hor.'e to but faloe s. A great deal of competition '-vill be had among the rope throwers, and it is expected ex-pected that some records w:l b broken. Forty Indians arrived venter 'lay from the Fo,jft Ka!l re&ervaticn in I k.ho and w:li stay over for. the show. They w:ll camp on the L. D. S. university campus, having- set up a t pical Indian viil.ig there. Amorg: them !s ore of the champion broncho-busters and lariat -throwers of this country. His name is Kucere Edmo and he is the son of the chit of Indian police, who is also ore of the party and wears a big- silver star, together v.i:h a forty-four srin and a belt full of ammunition. ammu-nition. B-in.c chief of polLe, though, to him is r.oihinc compared to b-Mng 'jrrar.d-pon" 'jrrar.d-pon" to a big live-weeks-old trj nrison, who is all strapped ap.m a buck-kin t.tr, with just his head pirk:r.gr out. The baby i the son of Hdmo. who ctaims he will make him champion broncho-buster broncho-buster of the world by the time he Is five years old. rxmo rde here two years aro. and was one of the main a: t ra.-tior s at that tir.if-. He will participit- in the comir.e wild wet show and has s-vrl ne-.v stunts in lariat -thro win it. and has yet to find the hore he cannot ride. His wife is a romlv o;r.i worn in. She is a graduate of Carlisle Indian school, and dresps in American stylf. The tribe, .u a whole, will tc on" of their sun dances Tuesday or Wt-i n-.-day. It is a weird performance, and one that no white man was n lowed to u"td few yai"? aro. Tl"'.'i' wiii nh-o plVn severaJ of their war dinos, which w:!! no do-bt he a revelation to some of h' dles-c.-.s from the t a?t. In f:ui, Joseph Yo":r,sr of Id.. ho tntf-s that hf bay re-rt-ivd svrrai letters from friend1-- in tho east, askins if he thought it w;-uld b I s-ii- to com" to S.'ilt r-ft-, r tht-y ; lfr?irnt-d he was tirir.c : e t 1 f- Ind;;'n,?. j T'lirms the'r stav they wu'l in th--!r ; w;,-v.-ar.)i. r.oir.c their own cocl-nr.sr. Just j as thy did ya.-M atro.