Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-01-04
Memorial Building Is Planned
Tor Washington.
CURTIS AND CARTER AIDING
Two Young Women a. National Cap.
i,sl Are Made chIpps~As by Adop
tion-chAries Crisp. Ns~
PAfliAmentar,sr Of
the House.
ey GEORGE CLINTON.


patches recently II vAS said that Sen
aior Curtis. vho has a considerable
share Of Indian blood ~ bis veins
bad The honor as acting presiding 81
beer Of The senate 10 sign a resolution
granting permission for the erection
II a memorial statue to the American
indian on a elite overlooking New YORK.
tATbor Nov Senator Curtis and Rep
tcsohtatlve Carter ~ Oklahoma. Nho
'iks tho senator has Indian blood In
he veins. have promised to AID 10 q
movement started by the Improved or.
der OF Rcd Men Of tho unucd states
Tor the erection IN Washington Of .
memorial building 10 the American In.
dian 60 cost $4,000 The tribute. u
10 Proposed. shall take the form Of =
structure 10 which are to be Kept such
relics OF Indian hushandry art aud
literature a. may 30 Contributed by As
soeiauons and individuals
In speaking OF tho proposal Tor the
Indian memorial. Mr. Garter SAYS
"Thls entire country has been carved
on, % the domain Of tho red men.
Who. insofar A. tribal relations are
Concerned. are rapidly passing aSaJ
and soon gill BE- merged into geaeral
Cosmopolitan eiiiIsnship Of The eoun'
try. II seems TO me some such me
mortal 40 suggested where the relies
% the hAndlNork Of the Indian NAV
70 preserved souid Do a iui and faith
fui tribute 10 the American abottE
inps-
Tive olris Bscors chlpss~as
In euunectiun ulth this Indian mat
ter Il misat D. said that Two YOUNG
yemen Of Washington. ous the secrs
,sry OF Representative 4 q siau.sI.
chairman Of TIE steel Investigating
COMMITTEES. and the other one 81 the
comuit,ec's UcuoEraphsrssha's beeh
taken laio The great Chlppeua tribe Of
lat.aHs BY adoption
WheR lroritAs Merritt vas EivinE
t.a tsstimurv before a" STANLEY CON
u,'ie. IN ,ounyytion uiih iha matter
q 10 Mrtsabba iron ore deposits he
segSrs,ed hslf lncussly that adoption
1850 no tribe o. To Chlggrwas nWaiis
80 ne $50 yuaag ladies u lhst wuaid
bat say tho word II sscns that Nr
MefrH ~as iaEsn irio 'ts tribe soms
ears aS1 - a hereditary chIrttafr Of
q hand G; shlrh tie tgi bln1ded mem
tiers are nos sI,iuc, rats hoeoF
save W Nwtlu ne right 10 ADOPT
81 rrs otto the tr'ho
Miss Minnie Nah rr aad 'Ilss ksls- T.
cr'rr IsrrD. ta's % uham are 90 Hen (
rrrsrs. NJ sHd uto COS have en- /
rtorUssri tr a couErvstlunal couNH /
Irc. are rov. 'hyuagh TIE turuaHy /.
~ Ad0F,loH kugso as Nabah ats .
tas f-ans,atiurs - atieh +
ere Supposed 10 b. the drst faint .
Cash % Incense b!eatalrE Eora Ant .
ran.cfr morning s'aF
No. esUts paFiamsr,ariAr
AsAsr il'uds. Mo sas the parila
mru'arian 81 the house ~tcn Nr Gao
nCn was fg~a&oS. ~ EaW a ,n,mScF Of
TIE Acusr irrm Tie Portland tNel as
i'tct TIE house needs = garl,Amsrt
srtAn Wbo - noi 80 kucwa. hawp-S-
bat 10 called clerk ~ the sp~asers
sssk Wtca Mr. Kinds stepped from
6e deck down 60 tho Hoor ~ mem
Der. u VAS though, that the Demo
ratio speaker wouli 10 put TO Il Go
ahd a successor Who would Do allie
" Mr. Kinds Sas 60 quotc p'ecedea,
y decide a potH; on tho instant There
SAs careful study OF The Geld and
inally the chotcc for pArllanentArtAn
oil on Charles Crisp OF Georgia. no is
son ot Charles Frederick Crisp, also
Il Georgia. and Who ~As member
}. six congresses In succession and
sho vas also the yemocrAtic speaker
4 the house IN the ENflysscoud aud
'1:ty-tsfd congresses
Tttiran Comes Back"
Senator HcniAmtn K TiIlmau of
South Carolina IL not only back .
n Washington. but IL back Ia
be neld for reelection to the upper
'oase The senator vas very III
ban last winter. but his health seems |
o have improved wonderfully At tho ,
Inc that the South Carolina senator ,
'aG o. III there WAS something pa !
heiic In whAt be said to friend i
'scn he was about 10 leave Washing
On, He has q good deal OF poetry :
D aln. despite what some people con =
iGsr kis rough cXterior He was In 9
sed " res, and when be vac asked
hs we're going home he said. Yes. i
ara going down TO the old state and ;
, Try garden TO hook q, the roses +
cd tn s.ar the hooking birds sing +
Stmund Heller. who accompanied n
otonel Roosevelt on the Smithsonian /,
= ptdition into Africa, IL ncw In the a
lftSern part OF the Dark Continent
exln. with Paul J. RAiney OF New !,
srt, Mr. Rainey Is collecting on be h
AK Of the Smithsonian institution >,
ai Mr.. Heller is preparing the speci' n
,sns The Smithsonian institutions =
a,N'rs show that up to last month \
le members Of its new African expe- :.
itinn had collected for II zoo large h
,ammals. 3,o0o small mammals and ;,
10 birds Il Is the intention OF the :,
Institution shortly to a,
rect a monument TO Samuel p. Lang
y, the father Of aviation"
Champ clarks New Cane,
n 10 a quiokenins holiday spirit
klrh hoVers over CapitoI hill The | il