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MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1903
ARTICLE BY PENDLETON BOY
IN PORTLAND MAGAZINE.
their celebration about two weeks la better Impression than the others.
nhoad and nro generally ready to be- (This lasts very lato and next day they
gin on the Fourth. They seem to nogm gamming. They wager horses,
take as much interest In this celcbrn-1 blankets, robes and nearly every-
Ition as the white people do. It does J thing they have. This lasts only for
not seem to us that the Fourth of ia snort time oeiore raceing is oegun.
July would attract the Indian's atten- They take great Interest In their rac
tlon In such a manner, but this seems Ing and also wager their possessions
I to be their most enjoyable time, on the results.
Rov Alexander Writes of the Umatil- They invite all of their neighboring This completes the regular pro-
las and Their Manner of Celebrat- jtribes to their celebration and always I gram and the rest of the time is glv
Relieves Dandruff
Immediately
and causes thi k, glossy h.iir to sup
plant the former thin.brittle growth.
Ncwhro's Hnrpicitlc
performs its work on the principle ,
" Destroy tho cause, yon remove the
effect," and consequently it reaches
and kills off the evcr-bu?y microbe,
which is responsible fur all scalp
diseases. It thus makes dandruff
and falling hair impossible, ami
promotes a luxuriant growth of hair
that soon becomes the pride of the
owner. Even on bald spots it soon
produces hair as: thick and luxuriant
as anyone could wish for.
One bottle will conTtnce Oox It is the
only hair restorer Uut realty restore.
For Sak by all Fint.Clau Drug Stores.
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Ing One Great Failing Is Their
Thirst for Whiskey.
The following interesting article by
Roy Alexander, of this city, appears
in tho February issue of The Orderly,
the official journal of Hill's Military
Academy, of Portland:
Situated abcut eight miles from
air native town In Eastern Oregon,
there is aa Ideal site for an Indian
camping ground. The reservation
near this town is vcy large an.l many
Indians live there. This tribe of In
dians, the UmatJllas, is the remnant
of a once enterprising nnd
tribe. They are very very peaceful
1 and for years have caused
trouble Many of them :re civilized,
;talk good English, and are engaged
in farming nnd other profitable pur
suits. Their one great drawback
is their unquenchable thirst for
for whiskey. Of course, the state law
la large number of Indians are pres
ent.. Tho tents or wigwams, are
pitched in the form of an oval
around this trnct of land. It is a
very pretty sight when a person sees
tho wigwams placed in such a man
ner. Tills celebration generally lasts
for two weeks or until the Indirns are
satisfied.
On the first of July the visiting In
dians commence nrrlving on the
scone. In two davs the wigwams are
erected and generally they begin with
a grand parade on the Fourth. If the
weather suits the Indians they havo
en up to various diversions. A small
dnnco hnll Is built for the white peo
ple, and some enjoy themselves in
this place. At tho end of two weeks
the visiting tribes begin to leave.
Their wicwams are torn down, and
great tnG'r parade at once, but sometimes , it is
uify nuf men iitii.iuf in uiu iiitui- niuiiey
........ ' 1 " 1. ( " .....-.. n n .nnnl n . .
n tiiuuu. i hid jmi.iui? la ci iuul
to mem ann ioukuii lorwuru to wim
delight. The various decorations
are really a beautiful sight. The old
warriors ride in front with their chief
as leader The younger men follow
these warriors and last of all come
the squaws and the children of the
I prohibits the sellling of liquor to In- ! sTItlwft a"1' cl1 'llre" L,"'e "F"' in the Paloi.se country
'dim hut in different tvav tner Indians. At first they ride very slow- are fretting over the continued cold
.succed i generally gettins T? much. I d then fa.8ter.an'Lfaster iim- and delay in getting in spring grain,"
Rntiirriiv lo iho r nHnn nnl rfnv tn ,"""K " .". said jonn yons
come to town, nnd then the small jail
Is filled with Indians. They are given
their choice of a five dollar fine or a
,and shooting. The squaws who are
a big foot hill farm
er, who returned yestcrdny from a
'too old to ride stay at their wigwams business trip to Pullman and vicinity,
and weep, as this reminds them of savs the Walla Walla Statesman. ,
Consumption's
Small Beginnrri
No matter how strong you imagine, yourself J
be, if you are not breathing plenty of good air even
day, if you are over-working, keeping late hours ij
in any way using up your energies faster than the
the place ims once more the appear- J are repaired, you are making it easier for constimJ
.nice of desolation. . 1 . , , . U1,lri
tion to come inio your lungs. i nis is the sma'
We sell the greatest of blood purl- hprnnninrr
tiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a1 """"i,-
SrabiL"S..sr Let yur own sod scnsc and your dOCto
you have eruptions or sores on your! nreSCribe VOUr habits and the neceSSarv ti-iPrl.Vl.
body, or are pale, weak or run down. I J ''v-iiim
just what you need, we refund ; rov nounsnment notnmq- win cio you more ol
y if you are not satisfied. 50 1 J iw
cents and $i. f. w. Schmidt & Co. ; man scotis .cmuision. it contains elements whirl
you cannot get from ordinary food and is rich in thl
best materials for making good blood.
Scott's Emulsion is a wonderful food;
imiujiiw. a. giv-ak vl I1UU1 lailllltlll LUUUljn VO'"
. . . . . r-r , ...... . J 1
take so little 01 it. mat little enables the body t
overcome wasting ana to Duild up the run-down ana
worn-out tissues. Moreover Scott's Emukinn ;c
COLD EVERYWHERE.
Spring Everywhere Backward in the
Palouse Country.
RECTCITE3 ITUCR ATTENTION
fto oar acbooL Instruction to siren
jvunUnc capltaltilnc, punetoattns.
pnjititiig, etc All our tMrhtng a prsett
pml; tbe education we gtre is tsabie. A
(""hk wttfe ib py the laeeen ot ax?
BTBdraitea, m bttatneaa men and mini n
d u bookkeepers ad teooffraubceo,
tpnrrca this. Open all tb jresr; Koieatt
mamittnA at any time; eatalosm fx.
PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLBGB
POUTLAiTO, OIUIOOH
s. A&HBTnoNc, i-T-n.4 psjnapAjb
kucu liiuii. ul . . live uuiii.i t.ttt; Vf, . , . , . . . . ....
, . j-,. , fhfiir nusliands who have non i "Thnro tciittio cimn- VinnlK- nn miirh
low aays in jau, ana uio nne is bci- , k(,0 -r,, nr flr-U A .l .U
dom paid. A person found guilty "-'-" -. ,as m uhh laiiBj, uut mu icunicimuii ( Jiiai. nwn-uuuuv,i. HIIU Wlicil LUC LUllbUmutlVP ra
of selling whiskey to Indians I. -en-je- a dented a ,u u, Q'
gain iiojn no u goutiiig tilt lipjJCi JlctUU.
We'll send you a sample free upon request
SCO! T & BOWNE, 409 Pearl Street, New York
oo. o trm t,o. nonitnntinn- some oi mem are jiiuuieu or unve 8nr nE work s be ne tn-eauv ueiayen
Some of these Indians have buggies Indian blankets on them. The In-n consequence. Unless a thaw oc- !
or wagons and seem very contented dians paint their arms, legs and faces icurs soon the formers of the Palouse i
while rldint: in them Host of them. in a peculiar manner and some ride wheat belt will have to rustl to get j
.however, seem to nrefer their natur- nearly naked. It is interesting to their wheat in this year in time.'
al way of riding horseback. The watch the attempts of Photog
lagencv is situated four and one-half .raphers. It :1s vary easy to take their
fmm thn twn The neent's 'pictures when in the parade, but in
lew instances win iney consent id
have their pictures taken when standing.
Mr. L,yons says ne is anxious ior a i
igood thaw in this vnllev, he having I
i several hundred acres of gran yet t
Ito sow this spring. He Is farming
. something like 700 ncres in the foot-1
m
Ibuilding and a few others nre sltuat
ed here, and this is a favorite place
for the Indians. There are a few In
dian policemen on this reservation
and they nay close attention to their
work A large Indian school having (Very little space is left for this dance, wheat was sown in the foot-hill dis-
four buildings Is located two miles (for visitors crowd pretty closely in trict. he says, and farmers in thai
from this agency, and the Indians 'their desire to witness It. The danc- section are anxious for a Chinook to
have fine educational advantages. lers all wear moccasins and sleigh clear the ground of snow that spring
The Indians begin preparations for 'bells and each man endeavors to make i sowing may commenns.
hill country, but has jeveral hundred
i The next event after this is the war acres that he failed vo get in owing '
'dance, which is also very interesting, 'to the late cold snan. Little fall '
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