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Translated. from. ‘the Indian by Febos,
Bene ite, a , Hazelton | ploneer

: Many, ‘years: ‘azo one of ‘the islatids
how - surrounding the Metlakatla. ‘mis-
sion lived a portion. of :.the: Chymseans
and among their numbers was a sea ot-
ier hunter ‘whose name. was “"Scow-
dow”, for: these: Waters and the adja:
cent lands’ were :-celebrated.-in those
days for this.,valuable fur-bearing. ani-
mul, But, as-the-best of hunters, some
‘times comeback: empty handed, so it
was’. with Scowdow. He most fre-
quently returned ' ‘without - any otter.
At last his attempts ‘were -rewnarded
and he ‘returned: to the village with a2
peantifal snow. white otter. His wife
-}came down to the’ beach to meet him
aud he handed the otter to her, telling

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¢: jit where he had. struck it -with . his
spear to take it into‘deeper water and
wash. it.: So she avent inte the water
until it was. “up to her. armpits“ ‘and
taking the ‘otter -by each; hand she dip-
ped it in ond out ‘of. the -. water: :to

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cleanse ‘it from.the-blood. While, she
was doing this u:fin back whale swam
clear into shore and, diving. under ‘the
woman, took her up on his back and
dived into-deep water. All the. canoes
In‘the village followed. in.,chase,. but |
her. -hisband, Scowdos, was. the first
and he was,alone ‘in a little. canoe,
He paddled | h long’ way, When at last
the whale rose ‘to the surface’ and. he
saw his wife sitting. on its back. and
holding on by the. fin. .Scowdow. pad-
dledas hardas he ‘could, © but just as
ihe came up'to the whale down it dir:
ed again.-. This: securred. two -or three:
times, when,.at:last he dived for good
and -came up no-more. , All the other
canoes had long ago tumed back, and
Scowdow was all alone, out in the mid

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die of what is now called - Chath: ‘
Sound, Soon-a wind. rose -and blew: '2
agile and poor Scowdow could do noth.
ing against it; The ennoe was: toc
small to live long And soon na big way
but an “end: toa his troubles and up”
{Set the cnnde:. Down: - “ward: he went
until at last he- -atrived ‘at. the ‘bottom

Jand fond ito. beautiful green ‘pl ‘
He walked some distance. hen he ain.
{a jlarge flock of: geese, He stopped
: and’ asked them if he had seen his wife
_{thet ‘the “fin baek whale had : ‘carried
‘joff, They’ said; if you will cut. our

_ w {eyes open we will tell you y

wos uae this “time all . geese’ were, iffou so

fy ey jue picked up a flint and slit the skin

- we " of ‘their eyes.:so. that. they could see
Se . . 8. |Some commenced laughing ‘at the oih-
= th . ' ers, telling. then‘ that their e eyes were

" Agrees wi Baby a. not pat rely. and to this day there
4 os re snugoing geese, and'one of the: eye:

. Eagte Brand Coridensed s of the grey goose is lnrger- than the |

§ Milic has been used for . § other. So the groy geese told him the}

ms bottle~fed babies for a {fin back whale and his wife “had Just
Ml threegeherations, Write ej 8ane round that stone. ahead?’ Re

“ Tue Borven Company g: (|? 61 but. conld ‘see’ nothing of them

m Limtep; VANCOUVER, for | : 5 But, it the-other side of the stone he

ch "Freek Ch f. 8 WR ig crane who-at- once began tr

“and Wel fare ta og: {Gy out. But ‘Seowdow ‘at once. put oe.
r ota vg [Small plece of “wundhw*": Ante his
a Bookle .&-, [Mouth and he became: quiet at. ante, -

. : Me | | Now, ‘thia “waidaw" awas a. power.
of og {LUL, pleasing “naveatte . (lost to the In-
oe » [(dians of the present day), but certai
Naa * ly. possessed by them ne
oe Indlan n ree agos a8 the |

Ame of-tohacco is- “the White |

7 man’s: wanda", The ‘Audse am
a Coe “Journals, ovfginaily at Port ee
2 as @. weed .

Queen Charlotte Islands: sroming or.
costly. Buti ta” Proceed.’ Tha ‘rane:
én tald Seo owdow that. the fin: back.

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We. Company Linited,; N. P.

1. oncouver,.B, male :
nylctente Noi, 77D, dn. | bas

beget

eam | hinte had: hig ldge a iit
- ttle way ,
. hme phat be Was one of: his ee
ere’ to watch for any: new:
{Somers and _to”-give: immedi arn
{9£ thelr approach: “But eis
. on Ls. Bu ths lensi
effect. of the Wandaw -haé iene
| hin that-he wag AWwillin rest Mi giled |
daw ‘all he. ‘knew and te men ae
elp-hi
could, - Fe. “tt Bees dntormet Be
Back was: ‘Working ‘ hare:
yan. mo Hing: in: fin! ‘Daelr
nk ¥-his twe

\him some wunday. and. told
: | woud hetp him get ‘the wood. Having

whieh’ are the ‘verl
stlive: left: On:
‘cp. that. i& ay
KH is ‘the. war
with body! excretions,.
lense germs:
-ectly or b anlting”

"|e ting ‘iheke a and. the. ‘mink Was

_| wife -was lying) | 80 ‘that. “her . back
Taster.
am goitig for’ niore wood’. and‘the fish-
ar said ‘yes, and: J ‘must: get pome: mote
water!’ -So:-they both went! out of the
lodge and Scowdow followed ‘them to

the place ‘Where ‘the mink went for
~ FWood. :

“He then spoke’ to the mink and gave
him he

tasted the’ allpowerful wundaw — the
mink wes willing to do anything. So

- [Seowdow tock the stone ax and told
‘ {the mivk to bold the wedge. ‘A Httle

ecloser’, he said; and when close
enough Seowdow “hit the mink. on the

‘ied. him and eat the wad the crane
had given him. He soon found ‘hitbt
self small enough to fit the mink skin.
He put it on and went up to the lodge.
then watching his’ chance he tol - his
‘wife who he was, and that she must
quietly crawl out of the lodge and -he
would . follow cher.. Of course ‘she
quickly took his advice and they. eume
te the place. where the crane was. A
Jittle piece: of wandaw soon quieted
him and passing quickly on arrived

they were. making 2 most ‘tremerdnous
noise. “He threw all’ the. wundaw he
had left amongst them, and they suon
stopped their noise? —

Still. runing on they at last found
themselves in shallow water and wad-
ed ushore at ald “Wort Point” at the
mouth of the Nass river. It was not
to be supposed that the whales would
quietly take this insult. to their puwer.
They started in ’ immediate - pursuit.
calling by the way. the. sea: lions, the
seuls, walrus and all the mighty in-
habitants of the deep nutil avast con-

hy the fin back whale, were collected
They then. commenced n war whith
they waged for years against ¢ tne
Chynisean Indians. Sometimes = the
‘Indians managed to‘kil-one.or twe of
the whales, but many'a canoe Was ip-
set by them, and. many. a bunter. re.
turned no more to his hut, until at Jas!

was determined to sue for peace, and
Scowdow wns sent to invite all’ tie
whiles, fin backs, killers,’ sea Ions
seals, waltis. and all those who’ had
been engaged in the. war.
meeting was tobe held at the moutt
of the Nass river during the ruo. of
the small: fish. -Scowdow - started at
his rounds and was well supplied with
{a bag of. wundaw.. :
were .dply accepted and-a mighty as:
sembling took place,
room £6r a canoe. te‘float. on the water
Nanies were interchanged, « presents
given. and received, and a péace tha:
has never been broken since was fivm:
ly ‘established. The names “arer re
‘tained ‘to this day, and. both: ‘Amon

the Kii-we-shims and the Ohymsean:
many derive thelr names from ‘the

celebrated “Bence. ,

Health th Service

PERSONS Nor THIR THINGS ARE DAN.
GEKOUS

From time to time we may read in

the: press, or hear ‘someone OXPTESS |

surprize that a second case of some: Co.

mimuicable disease has oecnred In.

spite of the fact that disinfection and
fumil; en tion of. the. place, hag, been ear:
riett ont.
* Such surprise | ‘is evidence in a pro-
cedure” concerning: -which  -moderr.
kniwletge has taught us the. mistake.
‘Commmniceble alseases. ave apread.
: by: dinchatges ‘from the: body, which
starry flisense germs, and ‘this: Sbtead
practically always: occurs. in? n° direct
munner, It-is the fresh, moist drop-

lets from the nose ‘and mouth that arc

sprayed. directly | ‘ou others by . eare-
less conghers, ; sneevers: ahd, -spitters
danger. Tt ‘is the
‘the: common’ :drinking
enace to the next user
my. nol

that: carry. ‘flis-
‘to the- mouth, “et

toni y
fing the flre- ‘(hefore Which Scowdow's |:’

“| woud ‘become brown like-that of her 7
_ Presently the" mink sald, ‘T].

; experienced “this Beason was fezis::

head and killed him. He then skin-|.

where the flock of gecse were and }.

course of fishes and animals, ‘headeil], Alberta’ Wheat. Prat alana. hee “tn;

.1927 and practically all. the. nublt

at a grand eonncil- of the ‘Tndians it
The grand}

‘All. the. invitations.

There was not |.

‘thoheht that the restoration .o
water level rather than thb. ;

back the Nipigon trout: ee

} partment of Colonization and. Deée-

_ Canada of Tord ovat.
privnte: home, school or institution, in . :

, Settlement ‘Committee;
 dortaking ‘provides "for ‘the building

: Canadian... iPaalfie for the-use” of,

. sed. to make tamtitea. accnetomed,

made: by: two:
“Duchess ~
“Duchess of Atholl

be but Be the
st: hands; soiled ms astbot
‘| ‘from Liverpool ‘to. Montreal! in’ six

_ days,” fourtesn 1 and (Achalf ‘houre

ar. |. While “her. eistor, {pe
, ‘the. same: time; i

pa hitvess we

reand There

He:

KC re
‘The bigses: day. ‘tor “eratn hant
“Hag that th ir of Montreal has:

terad' on Aurus*. 21st. when ‘deliv
‘erfes went. well over the 2,090,000:
bushel mark for the 24: hours. and:
recetpta wert. recorded at early. -
1,800,000 buchels, a total handling
of 2,500. nnn hushels for. one: aay, a

‘The almest complete ‘absetice [c) eae
forest ‘fires: with thetr’ amos
screens marrin: scenic ‘pttects—th
brilttan: fieafsesy ot the alr to tht
region has mid | the. presen!- -tourig
“season the hest on record in Brit
‘teh Colur-bia | > Many. touring’ par
ties, travelled over the Canadian’.
Pacific fines, sone breaking “the:
‘Journey! tn metor over the: pictur.
esque . Ranff. Windermere. hlehway i
Among ‘other groups may. be. men!
tibted the Alpine Club of: Canada
which held its camp at the Laké- oO
the; Hanging’. Glaciers,” féliawed ‘by:
the Trall Riders “of r the ‘Canadlati:
Rockies : ;

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* ASpecimarely. 250 new: * elevators’
have been constructed, throughout’
‘Alberta: this year ‘4c is estimated!
by local grain men. The: totat’
capacity of these ‘elevators’: would.
be. about 18 000-000: bushels, ‘it. wae
stated: Complete figures for el
vator constriction: tn. the province”
were not available ‘hitt.erain, men’:
stated that exvtensine af: antttips:
had been prorressins raptdly. In all:
parts of Alberta. The capacity of:
the elevators varied) from 4 35.00
buahels- to - 140,000 ' bushels.

grain elevator companies have in

grain elevator companies. have An
erensed their Stora Re capacity col

“Por the first season in A ‘rmbér,
ef vears the. Ninpizon tranr may be:
said to. ahound Hvirn-davelop
nent with sccompahvine’ hetda:
tions im water: levels. ‘hrentened
extinction of. this exrertionall
game fich tt the raretn _roenla.
‘tion. ofthe past. three seasons ‘ha
apparently - restored the’. world"
most famous trout stream to some
thing .of {ts old standing’. ~~
guests of the Bungalow Camm. here,
bronght Jo 1265, pounds of tis

‘al
ahound t ‘in large ‘num ars,

tion of natural enemies -h

Entirely new and “tmportan
chemes invotring large exnendi
reg on tho. part of the” Panadian |
‘Pacific Railway tn the placement of,
British colonists upon the land; are.
to ‘be undertaken through the De=.

velopment. of that--coninan®.” work.
ing in co-operation with.. the: Ovats .
seas ‘Settlement: Committee’ ‘of thé
British Government. ‘The detaflg:,
ofthese schemes - have: fieen TeEO=
Hated. during the: present visit ta
“Under Secs! :

One! ‘un
of .one,,hundred. cottages: by.’ the’
British families... They will: ‘be
to’ Canadian conditions -and: ‘arth

life before. being. cotablished 0
darms' of th pir ( yt

of: Bedford”:

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