Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 21, 1950, Image 20

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    20 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Dec. 21, 1950
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By LUCRECE HUDGINS
Welcome Trav,
Welcome Trtr.
Aunt Mary
Love and Learn
Lonesome Boy climbed up behind Bucky and
Dasher sprang straightway into the sky.
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Per. Facer Life
Just Plain Bill
Front Pg, Far'll
IVelc. Travelers
Welc. Traveler
Aunt Mary
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Grand Slam
Rosemary I
Wendy Warren
Aunt Jenny
Helen Trent
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CHAPTER 16
J INDIAN WAR DANCE
"HelpI Help!" yelled Buckey as
he felt himself thrown across a
norse. "Santa! Come quick!"
But the Jindians had covered
the little cowboy with a blanket
that smothered his cries for help.
Although he wiggled and fought
and kicked, he couldn't escape the
ropes that bound him.
The Jindians galloped for hours.
It wasn't very pleasant for Bucky
to be bouncing up and down on
a horse's back with a blanket over
his head and not knowing what
awful thing was going to happen
to him.
"If only Santa knew about this,"
he thought. "He would think of
fiomeway to help me."
He knew he would never have
won the two contests with Lone
some Boy If Santa had not made
him the wonderful cherry sticK
horse and the silver tipped arrow.
"But there's nothing Santa can do
lor me now," he told himself.
The Jindians took him to the
Jindian camp which was in a forest
miles and miles from Santa Land.
They stood him on the ground and
took the blanket off his head.
He found himself blinking Into
a great bonfire. On the other side
n the lire stood the Jindians. There
was Chief Hurricane, and behind
iim was Lonesome Boy, solemn an
iver but looking sad at what was
jhappenlng to the boy who hnd
aved his life.
"I don't understand," said Bucky
in a shaky voice. "Why have you
brought me here?"
"You shame us," thundered Chief
Hurricane. "You win riding contest.
You win shooting contest."
Before Bucky could speak Chief
Hurricane threw up his hands as
a signal. Immediately the Jindians
tor ted whooping and danciiiR
around the fire, beating drums and
stamping their feet.
Two Jindians seized Bucky and
took him away to an empty tent
and tied him up. The war dance
grew wilder and Bucky wished that
he had never left his home at all.
But then he thought, "Why, if I
hadn't come, maybe there wouldn't
be any Santa Land left.''
Then right away he remembered
about Dasher beinc lost and with
out Dasher to lead the reindeer
Santa could not bring Christmas
to the world. So nothing has been
saved at all.
"But Dasher Is probably right
mere m mis campr tnougnt Bucky
out loud. "Oh, if only I had some
help!"
Bight at this moment a soft voice
said. "Me help!" There was Lone
some Boy crawling Into the tent!
I The Jindian cut Bucky's ropes.
'Cowboy twice save me, he whis
pered. "Now me save him." When
Bucky was free, Lonesome Boy said
"Follow me!"
They ducked under the back of
the tent and crawled on hands and
knees past the tents and wigwams.
All the time the whooping and
drum beating were growing wilder
and Bucky guessed the Jindians
were just about ready to finish
him oli
Lonesome Boy led him Into the
corral where the Jindians kept their
horses. Bucky hoped if Lonesome
Boy gave him a horse it would be a
good one that would travel fast.
But Lonecome Boy didn't take
him to a horse at all. He led him
to a shed where there was a great
beast with spreading antlers and
eyes that gleamed in the night.
"Dasherl" Bucky cried. "Its Dash
er!
Lonesome Boy cut the tether
that held the deer and Bucky
climbed on the deer's back. He
looked down at Lonesome Boy.
"Come with me!" he whispered sud
denly. "Be my friend
For a moment the Jindian never
moved. Then he said, "Me friend.
Me go."
He climbed up behind Bucky and
Dasher sprang straightway into the
sky.
(Next: A Mcrrv Christmas to All)
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DONALD DUCK
DOWN
L Effervescent
drink
Geological
period
. Mine entrance
12. Always
13. B'ragment of
cloth
14. Not any
15. Interpret
16. Glazed
fabrics
18. Plant genus
20. Scotch uncle
21. Fixed
22. Roman con
spirator
15. Room in
harem
27. The letter 8
28. Among
32. Strong
Pertaining to
motion
Observed
Evergreen
tree
Shelter
Imitate
Dry
Sailor
Limited In
area
Preliminary
draft of
treaty
Hybrid animal
Wild ox of
Celebes
Exist
Ardor
Lease
Rainy
Part of m
soap-frame
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BATH WiVTeS VNON'TSTOP
KEEP CALM.
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6. Before
6. Honey-badgers
7, Golden-breasted
trumpeter
5. Keeled-billed
cuckoo
9. Puts on
10. Arrow poison
11. Trial
17. Humans
19. Solar diso
23. Adherent
24. Corrode
25. Goddess of the
harvest
26. Female deer
29. Small particle
of matter
30. Anger
31. Color
.13. Half ems
34. Wire
measurement
35. Spoken
37. Great
excitement
40. Former
Japanese
statesman
41. Tropical bird
42. Large volume!
43. Boom
44. Sea eaglet
46. Nocturnal
animal
48. Exclamation ot
sorrow
H. Optica!
Instrument
51. Make lac
62. Permit
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A GUY WHOSE MEMORY FADES
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PAY BACIC BUT I ALWAYS
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