Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-16
The hut was about ten feet high,

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was empty.
Inside was mass Of dry grass and q
few crumplei mcose-hides; and close
by the entrance was set large trough
followed out of iir log, holding seven
or eight bucketfnls. In it were four
stones, as large as ones head, which
ha? evidently been heated in tire
whose ashes were near by. The trough
was half full OF water, fish bones and
fsh-hcads.
This is what they boiled their din
ner in, SAIL RathesbaD. with a laugh.
Boiling fish in wooden trough with
red hot stones was a novelty to me.
We left the hut. without disturbing
anythiag. and following the crooked,
though well-beatcn path. came out q
short distance beyond it, upon a bare
ledge. From here we saw a smoke
rising from among the frs IN "A little
hollow below us.
Very cautiously we drew near, going
down through the thick evergreen. Ny
Der OF voices. We we're go near rs to
smell through the thick woods the odor
Of cooked veuison.
"Ihey'ro eating moose Rlthcsban
sal " It's gool time to take ON.
Indians are always good whon they've
plenty to eat.
We walked to the edge of little
.I,,roj ono, ,,a,lo,, c,,r+or IF ~,
ecre in cxtnni wIa,c fan, huts wcrc
standing; outside Of these was long
trouoI obout wLirh a oroun Of savaors
worn sitting catinp moot.
II w,. az ola sipht Tharo wore
three mon ,nJ a hov. The otbcrs warn
snrows and c[ildran. All had matted
binck hair, rathcr lone, and tnnic-likc
garments made Of skins. One Of the
men was o! nsticeably large stature,
and had broad harsh face. They ate
directly out Of the trough, using fin
gers ana Sticks, and seemed at tie
height Of savage enjoyment.
After watching them for several mo.
MEETS, | stepped forward from among
tho tirs, and wayeda small flag, attached
TO n short rod. R,thesban remained i'm
the shadow of the trees wit. his double
barrelled gun, ready for instant use.
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% n,n on1 NV rir rimp rt 40 Snr
Va s nv 'i.'. i9 ~
a ~" a ~, siie S"' Mn n1i eSea
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mhioh S non "o -. m,u o a,,i ~ H.
ELI as III W oApd1an 1y"no - 10 1u
ro 49, '' VIVA 90 oN0 "a '"' pi''o ''n'' 'oA
Tn tr;rt1;r, ho uh,1, r,u.u
;,,nro1 NV nm1 o ou "n ~ 9. l pu,at
Shnrt S" III ~ anu 1n1i $500 as ~ S'" Mse
man, men c, 't ,,' thnr sn ,o Stool ao
IS ~ ra,oI an 49, ~ ot Dl.Ioo, , n.ooo "a
i've sdrpo.5 a. o "H' ~ W. .1,onl v H.
az ,oi "a liz u"t S 0us W 'hili Il. 'ne
onano', ~ tno ~ unou d. o"' 'noy
'eo.neu io' ~ uaoefs'apo nisa'
folding up one OF our gltt'Dundles
OF striped RED calico, l advanced few
steps anu tossed 1t directly III front OF
the group. The children and squaws
sprang away from it as if it had been
pomp. shell. After eylug 1t Tor a min
ute, however, two or three OF them
made Simultaneous bound for 1t.
men lhre" them s'r'ns OF coiored
BEADS
Having thus sent them our compll-
liicnts, VIC maze signs' pointing hrst
70 .!enu anu 10 ourselves, ana then
toI tninS w 81 p1cN' oecAoneo tuem 10
'o, ..,r, as, ,;, :,
po.haeT - 0oit v iast Inousn now, saiu
i'a,nespan' Weo oee'er DC gong
fon uu "" 20, uiu a. retreaI I fa'lief rapidly,
l nm;,o ~ I;,. .e th1 run, nel'ner VI US
favoreI Loader of ,ha narty e "et u
bandleJ Lie snaor rorr r,,i pJ - 10
wonld boya l;ted no,b;na Ln.tn. .h n
to have nsaa Il On us frhnnJ;, VIZ.
However nrrsno NC "'' Ao''
We fonpd on oatt;,o b,ol 70 tho r;u
or. eight or tan savaaoS oIont ~
s.yorI =" Vha twn InS;ane e' " ~ tno
With nc hod 1;snoronn5 We fa Va. i L,a.n
Wharrow ono of thoso ooIiad .I,a,n LUIS
nle T6o,ikaio1raass 'o th " 10 lies. .hn ,p pno
who mako tho Io"tr .unr 'no i LoANS
which Rotbesho,, ga ioS s Us, piti" 80
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Rv Wolf as ,,orrs tuon., eu
tbiriv of thosa - ni,,Iao IIun'S NV OK
! Fnits I,n1 r;";to1 w. bnai us
oiven d,,t onI ,raa "" :,,na , nin r weio
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