The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1920, Page 13

fi _———————— 1] TY, you know that ‘I other tol Indian gheut horrible Mghtin’ and every.| ‘eanother ong a 2S ber. tell the story to my father gem perish, I tell it to you" Poe Bal gan who was a miser—you what that means gaything be kept it all to hi “eouldnt divide with any ea even his squaw, And al pecaase be never thought gaything but getting and ke ga8 hiding Wampum. The In @an't know a thing about m tM the white men came out apd they sed strings of she money. *some shells were worth dows ones were the hiaqua: ame from way up North a & Lik Dang ‘em around their neck on their arms and around and th Pp man had why, of course, the | feand Country, they called Whulge Country” name? rm osDAT, OCTORER f8, 1978 [sien By Mabel Cl Page ‘ent | a us? and I tell Davie? ite Tefen, all right.” David “an old Indian named e told it to Mr, Winthrop He said, “The old sage and de dying, told it to me, but 1 gna have no son, so lest this wis The story is about a wire old know when he got mse lf dedy Ht the time he got meaner and meaner ahout oping ne here ts for more than others, but thelr most pre these they rung "em on long strings and s and thetr more strings a rich he was. “Ther didnt call this Puget it the The Sound was ‘Whuige.’ Isn't that a funny | after.” rer 184 DAVID TRIES A LEGEND “And when the terrible Black feet Indiana came ever the moun s they were crazy to get this An money A man w his horee ald sell or even his wife for a string of 50 hinqua, ow once Upon a me (i'm co tng to tell it as much aa I can like the old Indian) there dwelt where the fort of Nisqually now stands a wise old man of Squallyamish, and the man was a @ man and a great hunter, winer he grew, much wiser he thoucht himself “He thought he was so much wiser than anybody he knew that he would have nothing to do with any other Stwash. “He wouldn't go te any Dig ab mon bollings. “No.” be sid, 1 stay alone; feastings are wasteful and folks that go to ‘em will come to want’ . sure enough, what he me true, for after a while him full of bunger ty of salmon. Then the wise olf man who hadn't gone to the feast sold them bis mimon which he had hidden away and added more hiaquas to his string. . “He worked bart, abd he knew all the best fishing places tn the Whales, and he caught more mal mon than all the rest, but he never gave a Dit away—he Just got it to sef. “And he was an awfal good hunter, too, The elk was his to tem, and because it was the bie pet Kame, that's what he went (To Be Continued eat ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS Clive Roberts Barton By cad i : : i beauty of it was ‘by the dreadful notve of people. You see, they ‘Wireling, and it wasn't at all Wie oF nice to hear. Who were they? Why, one ‘Seo gray, and the other was Jack had dropped a nut lande@ right on top of Happy Jack and nt away that Happy d the nut on him really, it had been an all the time Happy iting as still aa still and wanted all of , Chatterer the 9, sak angry, indeed, He i to meet Chatterer the | Bp Mire and to preven ol % plied o prevent him elim zal “hd keep out of this tree: he shouted, i "No such thing! the tree, here as you have around to Yon don't Mary Uttie roople Were t B & drettu) noise im the Tt wae a Beautiful very beentiiul morning, because I found it! shouted Happy Jack, “You're | tho there!” kindly when Markie began to Mr. T. U. Chock | ble Seratch. “Are you afraid because being these were nice Jack Squirrel, who wears o Chat Mier the Red squirrel, who alwaye BBfea rea coat with vest of white. from tiptop of a tall hiekory tree, and Chat Of course, Chattercr up to see where the nut from, and, of course, he haa Jack | pur: | nect-| Jack | could been wi hoping that his cousin Chatterer | HPMld pars by without looking up| Sting the big, fat nuts in the} the tree, for Happy Jack wae) them | Red | Pet. Without wasting any more he startoa np the tree to get Happy Jack grew very angry. hurried Red nbing \so angry that Chatterer knew that by my husband, formerly < it's own 4nd I've got just as much screamed the | we have visitor#?” “Oh, no,” gasped Markie, “but I— Just—can’t move.” “Goodness” mid Mr, Scribble » Mink put on his spec and up his bag and went over to ‘Tl just have a look Titere—there, little fellow! Don’t ery.” he maid kindly when “TT not Now please stick out your OSE TH Pox yp “You're a pig, Happy Jack; just a great big pig!” “I'm not a pig! I found these nuts | first, and I tell you they're mine!” shrieked Happy Jack, #0 angry that every time he epoke he jerked his| tall. And all the time he was chase | ing round and round the trunk of the tree, trying to prevent Chatterer get- ting up. Now, Happy Jack 1s ever so much | bigger than his cousin Chatterer, but| he tan't so spry, and, in spite of him. Chatterer got past, and, like a little red flash, was up in the top of the tree, where the big, fat nuts were. Yes, Indeed. It Was Truly him,” he said, “and find out the! 'North Dakota’s Laws DRUGGIST RECOMMENDS THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE T3 va VEN ANY \ BACK wee man? Saahipedaputle eae! 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Women to Hear of Seattle women voters who want to learn something about the practical | working of some of North Dakota's new laws, will meet at the Press club, Fifth ave, and University st. at 2 p.m. Thursday. A. A. Lee, vet- eran of the late war and resident of North Dakota, will explain that atate's statutes, particularly those af- fecting the school and the home, VINOL TO WIFE Mre. %. 8. Sport of Glenn, Califor nia day for a family of eight, in apite of | ao inherited strong constitution, way to an onic pation and a bad st Dreadful But he didn’t have time to pick even one, for after him came Happy Jack, he would fare badly if Happy Jack once caught him. Round and round, over and acrous, this way and that in the top of the tall hickory raced Chatterer the Red Squir- in, Happy Jack the t at his heels, and| rything bed to be Yen, indeed; it was truly Gread{ul, and Peter Rabbit, who hap- ithout relates’ Mrs. “I tried several reme: getting any results,” Short a druggist | in New York. 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