The Oregon daily journal., February 16, 1907, SECTION 2, Image 20

THE OHEGON -DAILY .jOUaNAU rOKTLANU fATUuDAY, EVENING, MZEUAIiY 1907
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THERE MUKOONS
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LITTLE BEAR?
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JSI f&PEAK UP .v&NOWWKpl
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BIRDS WW)IJK - J
THEMSELVES 'AT OURM
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. One Aqr Lnti Orowlinf Bird and Puny Ytilow Hair (houht they would try toiMthinf ipwUl in th tray et cookmt
their Bk SneWTUyboute, - YcSow Hair bad oim helped Nokoenia make Indian breada kind 0 cornmeal cake baked in the
, . . aahea and wu aura aha eeuld bake eeme heraelf. .So Growlinj Bird brought a (reahaupply of com and borrowed the woodtn "
, corn nuD from Nokomii with which to cruih th hard (run. Now. in thoae daya, the Induin did not have any "grinding" ma
ri? chinca: Inatead, they pounded the coca in a "mortar" made by cutting aection from the trunk of a hardwood tree and hollowing
it out fbottf half ha length. A few handful of cot new ere then thrown in the hollow, and another piece of hard wood waa uaed to
While Orowling Bird pounded the corn in the "Poo-Uh-gun" Yellow Hair mined water and aalt with the meal and kneaded
boar4-rWWle4haywmworkint;away AundaJi auddenly coc . l near wroaciurpingr nay
aoring r Juat then Mukoonc. the Little Black Bear, popped hie head through the entrance ma cneoi
Blrdl . There'a little white bird on the roof who want ta apeak to yogr" The children ran otitaide iu
wanted. Gathered eround the chimnry o( lhair Snew House wu a amiil flock of Unle whKe bird warming .
"Your Inend, Peenay,
WHAT!
HUNGRY
Tle naiilhaocaUad "Pcah.IuCwhicHJjr,Mnjr''-'" rr,:t1fnc.malcing-mt.i'. . J ,
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IS WHERE WE
SAW PARTR1D0E
DROP INTO THE ,
MEBBE YOU CAN
SMELL PLACE
WHERE' PE-NAY
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VVOhr'T
CORN CAKc :
BURN UP'"-'"
WHILE WE -ARE
AWAY?
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l ' K ' Uiaraelvi ' They ware "Snowbinla," and WaubulHuu-foo. their chief, bopped forward and chirped 1 "Your 1
. tVe "ittriilre.is burled under the mow enntr Wont too plute brt Tour enow ehovel nd "' nim 'l V
)P0OR PARTRIDGE! 1
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STARVED!
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.Aa aeon aa Orowling Bird heard what had befallen bia friend Peenay, the Partridge, he ariacd hi enow ahovel and cricd '
."Howhl Mah-jah-dab. duahr "Cornel Let u etartr. Off tbeyran on top of the hard enow, cruet. Snowbird perched himeelf : .
L-r-t W -VeQow rtou'a tamd. arA at went aJeot began to ten -
', - " i i t'' "Lonr ai. h the Beriiuibtc of Hunn." d Snwird. rv ancestor belonged ta the' Finch femilv. - There are manr
' ,i " , different branch to our family tree, but I am descended from the Oray Finche., One, when Necbin. the Summer, had gone '
v 1 ' - South on viajt. Ft-boan. the Winter, came out af hia ice-cave m the North and roamed all ewer the land. He carried a beg of
,.,, .-, i, V.' Reindeer akin in which, he kept Koon, the Snow Spirit.' Www always VyMf t (et-au tqhrntbthejrmh air nd look irmimj.
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-When Pe-boan at Ust let him out he amused himeelf blowing hie brtath. Kk a cloud of steam, away up into the sky. Soon
Xawaynlin. the North Wind, came bowling around and from Koon' breath into mnilona el little whit. w um i
7-1-: j '"' wh they saw thie fiew .way to the South-to Snd Neebin. the Summer. - But Owl and Partridge end a few other
stays Denmo. my ancestor, tne bray pinch, waa so frightened that he flew right Into the open mouth of the beg of RoikW
: r altin. Then Koon quickly made frienda with the little bird, and, breathing an turn, turned hi plumage ta beautiful white! Ha
named Mm "Waubuh-riin-goc-eV the Snowbird. , And ever since our people and Koon have been the beat of friend. P ; " . :
In a little while the children came to the Mara whar titiir t,a a- k,. v ue..i
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Partridge waa mighty glad t be reecued. and toid int thilexen erf the way back to the Snow Ldugt how he happened to ret
Into such t fa. - The Other evening," taid Peytay,."J waa going to aleep among the branchea of big pine tree, whan I thought-"' ,.---1-I
heard an eld hooting I Owt can see in the dark, and I was airod he'd And me before morning and EAT met So I folded my . '"'
wings tight and dropped straight down, plump, mto a big snowdrift I knew Owl couldn't tee me there, and went to aleep quite '. ' '
comfortably. Jt bad thawed during the day. but at night the wind blew cold and a herd crust lormed. When 1 woke up 1 knew ; . 7
by the light it waa morning, but although I pecked and pecked away at the bard cruet I couldn't break through. I must have , , V
atarved there H Snowbird badnt hoard enav I'm aogdyoo cama.aaid PartrMga, "becaua IM .''.;
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When fhey get beck to the Snow Lodge they invited an the other snowbird Inairta m ihi.. te ti.. w.a
atayed beside the warm chimney aa the time.) The oMIwiake waa toon belted, and some mora corn parched, and then they Ked
. regular playhouse dinner pertyt Ivefy one enjoyed It eacept, perhape, Aandak. who was a wee bit Jeeloua because the chit. " ' '
dren made ao much of Partridge and the Snowbird People. V ' ii
. . 'j. Some cold winter day you mey tee a flock of the Utile whit snowbirds flitting sbovcand if you ksten very carefully you may
hear them chirping: "Pee-depo! Pee-depoT which. In their language, mean "T HER I It A SNOWSTORM COMIMCf ; . . V , ;
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