Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JULY C II 12 1838 Ogaen Prepares for Great Thron Pioneer Days Fete — mm mm ' " K Best of Rodeo Talent Signed ‘Kids’ Queen 3 Third Annual Celebration Mayor Invites Will Depict Old New West In Pageant Music Parade5 Whole World To Festivities ForFeteWeek A Entertainers as Well as Riders to Appear at All Performances Cordial Welcome Waits yisitors to This Third Celebration Annual OGDEN— Some of the best rodeo entertainers in the country Jiav been contracted for the Ogden Plo- neer Days show July A wide variety of talent is Included g and acts range from the By MAYOR HARMAN W PEERY President of Pioneer Days Inc Will Be Host to Thousands During Week July 19-2- 5 Festival of Song Set for Opening Day Free Entertainment Scheduled OGDEN — The third an Dual Pioneer Days celebration in commemoration of the 89th anniversary stunts to the poetry of action of the great Utah emigration will "Suicide" Ted Elder and his combe held in Ogden for a full week pany have assured the Pioneer Days committee that their act will chill from July 19 to 25 We in the “City the most hardened of the' expected of Hospitality” extend our most scores of thousands of spectators cordial invitation to people of the Btandingrect with his feet on the whole world to visit our city durbacks of two horses Elder and his fiery mounts will guarantee to jump ing this great celebration over a flaming automobile Other No stone has been left unturned g trick riding and sev- to make 1936 the banner year of eral new stunts are included in the We have Ogden’s Pioneer Days Elder troupe's "bag of tricks' added and detracted as it appeared Educated Horse feasible until the celebration this At the other extreme is Silver year as a whole will be a finished Cloud Hardy Murphy’s educated product worthy of the great event horse schoolediSinee a colt Silver w6 are commemorating Cloud is daily put through the rouAn excellent music festival hiS' tine of the spectacular feature Livtoric pageants mammoth street parades carnival Indian village and ing examples of the attachment which can exist between horse and four night rodeos will comprise the master Murphy and Silver Cloud major part of the festival while at the same time the gates of oup play a story of the west without the help of artificial “props" Murphy city will be opened wide to thd has promised Bn enlarged repertoire thousands we entertain each year which will include the classic pose ‘City of Hospitality’ “The End of the Trail” and other Well might Ogden be considered demonstrations whicn won him the “City of Hospitality"' Over the plaudits in the 1935 show here past three years we have been deOf course Homer Holcomb and termined in our effort to produce an his inimitable clowning plus “Mae annual celebration worthy of the West” the internationally known j:? name Cooperation from the entire trick mule will return as one of the state has contributed to our sucperennial features of the show cess opening the way for expanMr and Mrs Monte Montana sion and encouraging us to permamovie stars and trick riders de luxe Little Miss Barbara Stewart nently establish Pioneer Days as are scheduled for entire act perUtah’s official and original celebraformances all four nights of the 8 will reign over tion rodeo festivities of the celebration Thus we revived the state tribute Jean Krieg Creed the world’s and long will the banners ofPioneer champion woman trick rider and Days unfurl over Ogden as our tesc 9 one of the best known woman buckr timonial to the memory of "those aroos in the world will head a deleindomitable pioneers who so ably gation of feminine rodeo stars Miss guided the destinies of the great Creed sent word that she has been American efftpire of the west” in training since early spring has a feels cer Welcome to State new and of tricks galaxy tain that she can show the men We welcome you to Utah and to performers a thing or two Ogden Here will be found both the Sam J Garett world champion old west and the new and in Ogden title at won the fancy roper who the old west will be revived in all OGDEN— Miss Lorene Donaldson the famous Frontier day show its vividness of color and flash of seven times who has performed be winsome young queen of the 1936 action living again for seven days fore four presidents of the United Pioneer Days Will reign over merrily forgetful of the modern States and who has been featured Ogden present and conscious only of the in rodeo and roping acts on every all the important functions of the vanishing past continent but one will unwind his week of celebration With her Pioneer Days is our way of saying lariat for the edification of the hun- retinue of attendants she will par- "hats off to the men and women of dreds of contestants and for the enthe period in whose courticipate in all parades exhibits and age pioneer tertainment of the rodeo fans energy and vision we of today pageants may well find inspiration Pretty Star Alice Sisty one of the prettiest Queen Lorene will rule supreme Cordially we invite you to Ogden and cleverest of rodeo entertainers when she leads the grand march of To those who live inside and out$ LN I a full has promised to come from her New the rodeo ' f§ on her own side our state we extend U I t performances some and of in western to of measure home compete hospitality ' 1 1 Jersey Jt ' western Ypony Roman f of do her famous await the privilege the events to entertaining Lorene will share honors you and your friends during 'the Queen ride and to perform trick riding stunts however with little Miss Barbara gala Pioneer Days festival Powder River Jack and his wife Stewart d daughter of Kitty Lee will be on hand to sing Mr and Mrs W C Stewart who Tickets for Rodeo Si Favorites of songs of the range the rodeo world these two perform- has been chosen “Kids Queen" of In Great Demand ers will give a vocal accompaniment the Pioneer Days festivities to several of the acts as well as beLittle Queen Barbara will be in Tickets for those parts of isthe proto which admission being ing featured in their own right her glory June 20 when the annual gram charged particularly for the rodeo Although hardly a contestant and children’s one this parade— year pf performances to be held the evestrictly speaking perhaps not an entertainer Abe Lefton premier the features of Pioneer Days— nings of July 22 23 24 and 25 are now on sale rodeo announcer has to be listed moves down Washington avenue as The OGDEN-T- he story of Utah— to the advent of the sturdy band of near the top of the Pioneer Days one of early demand for these tickets from the of the features when Indian bands Mormon the opening days so in his been is has in 1847' to the that it From great reported microphone program and an occasional tr&pper were the time whenpioneers workers “made a complete sellout Is certain the grandstand he will explain every annual summer festival sweating d only humans in the vast territory to the desert blossom as a rose” animals and jump of the the present will be portrayed during in his own humorous way insures through the cricket plague the resthe Pioneer Days celebration here cue that anyone within hearing will by the seagulls the advent of in “Pioneer the pageant rodeos majestic miss no part of the four big and mechanical transportation for the written Candles” especially As a ’remote control” master of down to a fitting finale of the gathKenMrs Blanche celebration by ceremonies Lefton has no equal and ering of nations in the mountain dall McKey everyone from the oldest rodeo fan valleys Miss Directed by Mary Woolley to the greenest tenderfoot can be Commissioner Edward T Saunpageant director some 1000 persons ders is general chairman of the certain Lefton's announcements and will —men women and children— comments will add to the general committees Miss Edve-ni- a participate in the various scenes pageant enjoyment city recreation direcJeppson and acts of the spectacle July 20 and tor is Cash Prizes director general and other 21 at stadium the Ogden more than that $5000 It is likely committee members Include Mrs Authenticity will be stressed in Rose Packer president of the Wewill be distributed to the winning of and the the Asproduction costuming contestants In addition Rodeo ber County Daughters of the Utah allegorical history showing as is Pioneers sociation of America points and a Mrs Chris Flygare a diof the evidenced the by promise number of special prizes are offered rector of the same organization a committee that pageant Ogden’s Pioneer Days rodeo is in Shoshone Indian girl will George A Larson representing the no sense merely a wild west show Sons' of the Utah Pioneers and play the part of a trapper's squaw-wif- e It is a "wholly competitive sporting Glenn L Hanson musical director contest between courageous Amec-ica- n for the pageant Miss Amy Timblmboo pretty men and women to determine WashIndian maiden from of in various the phases superiority akie will play the part of the squaw handling horses cattle and to dein the sequence of the Peter Skeen cide a winner in the dangerous A college Ogden trapper party sports and pastimes of the old graduate Miss Timbimboo will asWest's range lands” sist also in directing other portions Skill grace and daring backed by of the program which deal with an indomitable will are rewarded in Indian customs A band of Indians the true reded will add color to the pageant proSUNDAY JULY 19 Among the contests listed are logue with their own dances concerts Special bronc riding calf roping steer all churches Open-ai- r in music Special From the early days pf the occamusic festival Ogden stadium wrestling lady bronc riding barePioneer Days sional trappers the pageant will back riding wild cow milking and MONDAY JULY 20 tract the development of the state steer riding — through the Indian fighting days Annual “Children’s parade” down Washington avenuein All contestants are required to Historical pageant “Pioneer Candles” matinee presentation take part in the celebration parades Candles and rodeo grand entries Ogden stadium First evening performance of Pioneer Shoshone Indians Will park Street Ogden stadium Carnival attractions City HallUtah Pioneers dance sponsored by Weber county Sons of the Wild Horses Steers Hall Encamp TUESDAY JULY 21 City Matinee and evening presentations of "Pioneer Candles’ Rodeo Obtained Carnival Hall OGDEN— One of the most InterIndian park stadium City at village the Ogden ' esting features of the 1936 Pioneer attractions City Hall park OGDEN— Wild horses Brahma will celebration be an Indian Days WEDNESDAY JULY 22 bulls wiry Mexican longhorn steers village on the City Hall square street Mammoth cattle parade featuring pioneer and cowboy Scotch A and woolly band of Shoshone Indians highland a dozen bands floats and other spectaand of marchers a displays headed by Chief Seth Eagle of goodly sprinkling along with cles reviewed by city county church and state officials Openwestern but mean Washakie will encamp this week nondescript stock have been obtained to try the ing showing of the third annual Ogden Pioneer Days rodeo and and assume their tribal and village show Ogden stadium Fireworks display Ogden stadium Incontestants in the Ogden Pioneer functions The Indian village will dian village Carnival attractions be complete with tepees corrals Days rodeos Most of the animals come from the choice rodeo herds totem poles and camp fires The THURSDAY JULY 23 of Jack Dew Springfield Others village wigwams will circle the park street parade Second day’s rodeo and show inSecond big were leased from the Bozeman fountain which will be transformed cluding fireworks display Indian village Carnival attractions Montana herds of'R A Richter into a tribal council ring FRIDAY JULY 24 Borne have been purchased outright War dances hunting dances as well as the more peaceful pursuits by Pioneer Days Incorporated Major street parade with all Utah pioneers and early settlers as guests of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers chapters of of the tribe such as bead working Only a select few of the animals have been used in previous rodeos Weber county at a special reviewing stand Carnival attractions weaving and tanning will he fen tures of the simulated village life The exceptions are known bucking Indian village Rodeo eliminations special acts and contests of the original residents of this horses and several bucking bulls Dances and shows western country SATURDAY JULY 25 including the heavyweight Blue Indians from the village— braves Indian village Carnival attractions Rodeo finals winners Boy and others Most of the ani mals are on pasture resting up for to receive prizes cash awards and points toward the national squsws and papooses are to be their four days ferocities July 22' entered in the various parades of Hardy Murphy and his educated horse Silver (loud the two championships for 1936 Fireworks display marking the close the Pioneer Days fete depicting a story ot the west without artificial “props” of the 1936 celebration death-defyin- Rodeo Cloivn Rescues Boy death-defyin- 7 Young Queen Will Reign at All Functions p r: '4 "V - ' A Spectacular Feature 7 - m 1 sk Scheduled Program for Pioneer Days Week 16 16 ire Ig ip ly ed C6 ily its ut il- - :u- - in ley er hi at' for cs fi- - nts ea- ries :ers nan iza- - ine ited jes- sad- - the day at Eaa t er well-know- west-inclu- Fete to Hold Four Parades -- ‘Pioneer Candles’ Pageant To Feature Annual Festival wild-eye- - I eight-year-ol- l- OGDEN— Ogden will hold open house for the entire wqrld during the week of July 19 to 25— the third annual Ogden Pioneer Days celebration In music in pageantry in parades and in a revival of the old west at its colorful best the celebration will swing through the entire week From the earliest to the most modern pioneers will be " honored and feted Dedicated to the perpetuation of “the memory of those indomitable pioneers who so ably developed and guided the destinies of the will be more great American empire of the west” the celebration “than Just merry-makin- g apd fun— it will be a fitting testimonial to the courageous men and women who blazed the tralls and built the homes farms and industries which make Utah today Mayor Head Sponsors Mayor Harman W Peery of Og den founder of the celebration and OGDEN — Rodeo clowning can head of the sponsoring Ogden Plo- - ' have ita$eriouajjide neer Days Incorporated with the Homer Holcomb recognized inter- full support of Ogden Weber county nationally as “tops” among rodeo and other Utah citizens organiza clowns once saved a life and was tions and resources behind him is Credited only with evolving a new in active charge of ail celebration stunt and activities plans Nearly a decade ago when HoArrangements for ths entertain mer was new at the game a soda ment of the expected 50000 visitors pop vendor undertook to cross the the fete week are being arena while a wild steer was at during made by a number of committees The steer took the after large pop under Mayor Peery and hustler Homer took after the steer working other directors of ths Pioneer With nothing available but an (the The general com old yellow slicker the now famous Tays corporation includes Mayor Peery Corn mittee clown performed his first “Spanish missloners George O'Connors and toreador” ' act while the badly Edward T Saunders Judge Georgs r aoda-watboy scurried S Barker and W S ptewart who frightened over the fence are corporation directors and all Holcomb etill under 40 has had subcommittee heads plenty of varied’ experiences During To open the week's activities a his younger days he was an expert festival of muBic has been arranged n rodeo contestant and musical programs will be For a time he determined to be a Special held in all Ogden churches Sunday A boyhood friend Earle jockey 19 Open air concerts during Sande followed that route and be' July are being arranged the afternoon came famoue feature of the cele- The climaxing The fat little trick bration'e day will be a ape- -' opening mule which is almost a part of the concert £unday night in the' Holcomb family is a goodly part of clal stadium— a musical tribute the act that will be one of the at Ogden ding of tractions of the Pioneer Days rodeo to the early settlers and ths western pioneer range songs and music L W Rob bins is chairman of ths special Plo neer Days music committee Pioneers in Pageant The colorful part played in the winning of the west by such hfs- torical characters as Miles William Goodyear who with his brother OGDEN— Four big parades in- Stanley Cooper built the first cabin cluding one entirely of children will in the state Jededlah Smith early be anfong the many colorful attrac- trapper and Indian fighter Peter tions of the annual Ogden Pioneer Skeene Ogden who gave his name Days celebration here the week of to Utah’s second city and the Others has been woven into a special pag July 19 to 25 First parade of the west's fun- eant which features the second and celebration making the annual march of Ogden third day of the annual and Weber county children will get The pageant will be’ presented In ) under way Monday afternoon July the Ogden stadium Four free parades— free to spec 20 Several thousand children) cos turned accompanied by their pets tators and to entrants— promise to attempted drawing their own small vehicles surpass anythingin ever all manners of riding their bicycles or on minia- here Children ture floats Will march down Wash- dress vehicles and formations with ington avenue from the tabernacle their pets and prized belongings will parade down Washington ave-e'- 1 square to City Hall park Miss Barbara Stewart winsome nue July 20 in their annual march in the spirit d daughter of Mr and Three grand parades new west will Mrs "W C Stewart has been of the old and of the chosen “Kids Queen” of Pioneer provide thrills for visitors Wednes 22 Days and will lead the parade day Thursday and Friday July 23 and 24 Daylight fireworks along march On Wednesday Thursday and the line of march prancing horse's riders as well Friday of the celebration week and brightly attired hundreds tf floats decorated au- as beautifully decorated floats have tomobiles and trucks as well as been listed by Dr Willard R Doxey scores of authentic early day ve- parade committee chief Chief of the many hicles— pioneer wagons hand carts desert wagoqs freighters stage “fun and merriment” attractions coaches and fancy buggies early will be the four performances of the 'equipment and early nationally known Ogden rodeo automobiles — will form a line of Daredevil riders the pick of the W Hannan Mayor march with mounted cowboys and contestants in this dangerous west era sport will be on hand “to try Peery founder of Ogden’s Pioneer Indians marching units and and stick on the bundles ot ex1 dozen musical organizations Miss Day celebration greeting Float entries have been received ploding dynamite”’ Mayor Peery Lorene Donaldson winsome young from all parts of northern Utah as says Tickets in Demand well as from Ogden industrial queen of the week Inset at right Tickets for the rodeo perform civic fraternal every Nearly i Miss Amy Timbimboo young religious and social organization ances already are on sale and ad Indian maid who will play the in the city also is expected to be vance demands coupled with the with a parade entry reputation won by past Ogden part of the squaw in the sequence represented An entire battalion qf 250 soldiers rodeos indicate a complete “sellof the Peter Skeene Ogden trapfrom Fort Douglas including the out” for the four shows tobe held per party in the pageant “Pioneer famed Thirty-eight- h Infantry band under the arc lights ofof the Ogden stadium the nights will lead the parade July 24 July 22 23 Candles” 25 eight-year-ol- con-cci- 24 and Group Collects Pioneer Relies OGDEN— In keeping vwlth the idea of perpetuating the “memory of those indomitable pioneers who so ably developed and guided the of the American empire of the west” Ogden Pioneer Days Incorporated has started a collection of relics and replicas of pioneer vehicles tools and handicrafts Rare wagons a number of which saw service carrying early settlers’ household goods and freight into the west before the days of railroads have been obtained and are being preserved Two wagons with wheels which many times rolled over the desert between Utah and the Pacific coast — the type made famous a ago as the “twenty mule team coaches several leather-springe- d used in carrying mall gold and passengers from Utah into the wild Montana moling country some of the first coaches used to haul awedes-tini- se half-centu- ts' stricken tourists through the then little known Yellowstone National nqt to mention early firepark fighting equipment “surreys” white tops and buggies are included among the transportation relics Oxen yokes cooking utensils har nesses saddles and handicraft also are being preserved as a part of the pioneer days' functions Nationally known rodeo entertain ers and contestants for national honors as "tops” of their respective rodeo sports will be on hand — and' will be pitted against several hundred of the wildest bucking horses ' the meanest Brahma bulls the most wiry western steers and elusive " calves— to battle for honors and Rodeo Association of America points toward the national championship1') Specjal fireworks displays wfll-- L mark the end of $he rodeo shows each night The Indian Village where the daily life of the original residents of the west will be lived is an- - ' other attraction which will vie at1 times with a pioheer street dance open Sir concerts and special stunts and entertainment scheduled dur- v x ing the week The Ogden committee has prom Ised to provide fun and entertain K ment for all to do honortoa tho‘v far- memory of the strong-heartwestern seeing and pioneers j to perpetual and preW) serve the story and tradition of th'£ bid west to revive the ideals for which the forefathers-workeddreamed and died to recapture tho color romance and fun ot the early’ f days in these ' valleys kndT mouM-C- ' tains to commemorate the entry vv into the arid western desert and A’ lush mountain valleys of tho early settlers and explorers to celebrate in fitting western Style the phe nomenal growth and development"'’' of the great west to relive the day of Utah’a blrthrand to commend to the world of today the uncon querable spirit and satisfying pleas- 1 g frontier v: ures ot Che ? ea hard-worki- -- ’ ri fast-fadin- |