DEVELOPMENT
DAYTON HERALD
FRIDAY,
MARCH 17,
Î90S
CHOSE DAY TO HONOR HIRO
-
IVE.
July 6, has been chosen as Sao-
sjawea and order of Red Men day
at the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
On this dale the bronse statute of
Bao jawea will bo unveiled with
formal ceremonies.
Bacsjawea
Ftatuto Association will share tbe
honors of the day with tbe order of
Red Men, in giving duo recognition
to tbe neglected heroine. Tbe cx-
erciees will be attended by many
noted women, who will attend tbe
National Woman’s Suffrage con­
trition and National Association
df Charities and Corrections which
will be held at that lime. In order
ticipate in
io the ceremooiM
ceremonie« me
the
lo particípate
order of Red Meo ohanged their
day atibe Fair from July 26 A
feature of the exeroises will be tbe
presence of several thousand school
children, each wearing a button up­
on which is tbe Lkeness of Baca-
jawea
For the purpose honoring a neg­
lected heroine tbe Bscajawea Stat­
ute Association, composed ot prom­
inent Oregon women, was formed
go with Mra
Mrs» Eva Km-
some time ago
Em
president. The associ-
C hampion L iniment for R heuma
tism — Cbas. Drake,■ mail carrier
at Chapinville, Coon., says: Cham­
berlain's Pain Balm is the champi­
on of all liniments. The past year
I was troubled a great deal with
rheumatism in my shoulder. After
trying MVtmil cures tbe storekeeper
beta ••oomniwmUd thia retuedy and
it completely cured me ” There ie
no use of any one suffering from
that painful ailment when this lini-
meot can be obtained for a small
sum. One application gives prompt
relief and it« continued use for a
abort time will produce a perma­
nent cure. For sale by R. L
Harri«.
P ortland and R eturn O nly
*1.35.—The Southern Pacific Com­
pany are now selling round trip
tiexets to Portland from Dayton
for *1 85, good going Saturday or
Bunday, returning Bunday or Mon­
day, giving all day Bunday, and
Monday in Portland» Th« ««me
arrangement applies from Portland,
giving Portland people a chance to
visit valley point« at graatly re­
duced raise.
EGGS FOR SETTING—Tbe
undesigned will supply those wish­
ing fresh, first class eggs for setting
from Plymouth Rock birds. Tbe
female being from U m well known
Wiley strain, of Roz. Tb« male I«
of U m E. A. Hawkins strain, of N«w
York.
MORRIS CAIN.
R«eid«noe om mil« southwest of
Dayton, on McMinnvill« roud.
?
The fulloWiug'iuvilation to a*-
tend tbe Deveibpment League
Convention which meets in Sa­
lem, March <88, has been sent out
by Greatet Salem Commercial
Club.
.
..
Pursuant to resolution of the
Greater Salem Commercial Club,
the uirdersigned committee' r»>
preoenting that body, earnestly
invite tbe Commercial organis­
ations of the several towna and
cities of the Willamette Valley to
attend a conveution of such bod
ies which ia to be held in Ibis
city qd Thursday, March 23, for
the purpose of developing and
carrying out the objects involved
in .the following suggestions
among others:—
1. The better development of
our communities, tbe uniting of
our forces and the harmonising
of our interests along all lines
that need promotion and advance
ment.
2. Making and securing pro­
visions for taking care of the in­
coming tides of tourist and hoota-
seekers.
3.
•>* The
*D® encouraging of
oi new
industries: the construction of
with a papoose strapped to her back.
Tbe girl pointing toward the distant Utilities and enterprises.
sea, her face radiant and bead drawn ' We request the attendance of
the President and Secretary of
back and eyes full of daring,
each commercial organization
short hunting shirt, made of d<
skips, and leggins, show a figure and at least five delegates chosen
full of tbe buoyancy and animation from the membership.
of youth. The staine in compoeed
The intention is to hold ses-
of Oregon copper and coal *7,000. eions for discussion of our vs*
Tbe entire sum necessary for Ibe ried interests in the forenoon,
installation of this memorial has
Dot been raised, but contributions the afternoon and evening, a
are being solicited from women all program for which will be formu­
over tbe country, and it is expected lated and sent you later.
Let us come together and work
that the total amount will be sub­
scribed to pay off all indebtedness together for better conditions in
by the time the statue is unveiled. this grand country of Western
M’eetern women have been enthusi­ Oregon.
Fraternally yours,
astic in lending their support to
J. L. S tockman , Chairman,
thia commendable movement. Tbe
E. H ofer ,
statue, which is tbe first ever erect­
F
rank D ayby , Secretary,
ed In honor of an Indian woman,will
Committee on invitation.
occupy a conspicuous position in
~ tbe neuter of Columbia Court, tbe
central plasa of Exposition, facing
The series of article« on "The
Lake view Terrace, where are ataV Discovery of Alaska,” by Miss
uea of Lewie and Clark.
Sacajawea was an Indian girl, a AngeeC. Laut, now being pub­
member of the Shoehone tribe, who lished in Leslie’s Monthly Mag­
joined ths Lewis and Clark expedi­ azine, are very interesting, espec­
tion, which crossed the mountains ially so to western readers. On
to the Pacific a century ago, while the eve of the Lewis and Clark
the party wen in midwinter quar­ Exposition, people everywhere,
ters among th« Mandan Indians, in as those in the far west, are anx­
what is now North Dakota. Baca- ious to have a more perfect
jawea w«a.at that lima ths mother knowledge of the great North­
of a young babe. She was the Ubly
west and resources. In the arti­
woman on the expedition, and
cles
Miss Laut tells the history of
shared with the men the hardships
of th« toifeom« joorncy aoroea tbe “Thw Diwovwry of Ala«èa as it
oontio«nt. She waa the friend of never has been told before. Her
Captains Clark and Lewis and gen­ reputation as author of "Path­
erally rode with them in advance finders of the West,” and her
, a(;tbe party, where her presence narrative skill as shown in her
served to allay the suspicions of tbe great novel "Lorde ot the North,”
tribes through whose country they are a guaranty of the value and
passed. Two occasions she saved interest of tbe papers now being
tri Ilves of Iha party, pointing tbe
published in Leslie’s Monthly.
J •• where every one else wan lost
Succeeding
papers will tell of
i*i.u et«rvstioti was staring the lit­
Gray
’
s
discovery
of the Colum­
tle l>a nd m the face. Bscajawanen
li ,or pained Che party through its bia, the adventures of Captain
• i.,m j iuroey* Her husband, Char Cook, the adventures of Captain
bonue><n, was taken along to act as Vancouver and òf Baranoff, the
guide and interpreter. When the little Czar of Russia.
expedition, on the return trip, reach­
ed the country of the Maudans,
Charbonneau decided to remain
there, and bis ever faithful wife re-
iDHined with him. Il is presumed
thel she died shortly afterwards.
it may safely be said that if it
Lad not been for this Indian girl,
l.ewia and Clark would probably
Liver h»ve reached tbe Pacific.
The women of the country deserve
great credit for making it possible
for this heroine to sbnre the honors
of tbe explorers at the Exposition
Comrnemoraiing the expedition of a
Century ago.
An Editors Opinion of the
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Edyth Totier Weathersed, Jn de- west of Chicago—the Farm and
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field, Ohio, twice a month, and
“Tbe Exposition”:
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of years has been reached —mar­ The Farm and Fireside runs
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bow It looks just go and see. Thou been arranged to continue for a.
sands have tried to describe it, yot short time.
every attempt falls short of giving
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