The Oregon daily journal., September 29, 1906, SECTION 2, Image 20

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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SKTVKAY EVENIBth SBFTEKBER 79, f9U
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One day. while LITTLE GROWLING BIRD wee etUl at the Indian Village.
YOUNG PIO (the naughty boy of the camp) cam end told him that he had found
the "cave houae" of RED DOG. and that there were some fine young puppiea there.
"You got mom." he aatd - "Tate um bom when you goT So
They want along until they came to a tall pine tree with a big hole
LITTLE GROWLING BIRD knew that dog do not live in hole in the
ground; beeidea. the place ameUed Juat lite a freak foxakin. He knew at once that it
waa the lodge of W AH-GOOSH. the POX. ao he reached into the burrow with hla
hand and wiggled hi fingers.
Little foxes (lite little boys) are very curious, and soon a young fas came up and
melted hie hand. LITTLE GROWLING BIRD took it gently by the loose akin on the
hack of its neck and lifted it out of the burrow. He did not hurt tt and ao WAH-GOOSH-AINS.
the FOX-CUB. did not try to bite although YOUNO PIO wanted LITTLE
GROWLING BIRD to pinch hie tall
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mr. RMR hrt t.utrht LITTLE GROWLING BIRD not to hurt the email wild
creature, and that ia why they wore so friendly with him. He started of to take the fox
drb to NOKOMIS and set some food for it But YOUNO PIO was disappointed He
thought the fox cub would have bitten LITTLE GROWUNO BIRD
"Ugh! No good 1 Only ONE pup I Me get TWO
Than YOUNO PIO went to the mouth of the burrow and put both of his am Into
it as far aa he could reach The other Utile foxes thought It was LITTLE GROWLING
BIRD, ao YOUNO PIG was able to take hold of TWO of them. He didn't i
it hurt them or not. but just grabbed them by their tails
Then he roughly dragged them out of the burrow and tatted to walk off with one in
each hand juat aa you see in the picture. ' '
It hurt the uttle foxes to be carried by their tail, and they set up a groat cry for their
mother She tied been watching all the time, and when ahe heard their yelpe, came bound-
ing along.
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fa a fate jumps ahe caught dp with YOUNG PIG and leaped upon ham. giving him sharp bite on the ankle. He yelled and
one of the fosbbs. but the other had managed to twist around and grab hie hand-so he was bitten in TWO pieces at Ones.
My! How ha jumped and ran toward the Vilisge. aquealing just lite a REAL young pigf h served Mm right, becauae of hie
t So get UTTLE GROWLING BIRD bitten, end becauae of hi cruahv to the fox cube.
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: no one believed him.
he waa a had hot and-untruthful, te triad to lav the blame on LITTLE GROWLING BIRD.
becauae any one could aae how nicely LITTLE GROWLING BIRD Intd treated the fox cub he brought in in fact, he was st ate very,
moment giving it something nice to eat. S,
Now. ever inc then, the akin on the hack of all the little fur-animala tea been very loose aa they can te easily lifted and carried by
it But if you try to carry them around by their TAILS weUjuet remember what happened to YOUNG PIO in the INDIAN VILLAGE
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