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The Glacier reporter., 1962-03-08


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The Glacier reporter., 1962-03-08
Thursday, March 9. 1862

there Is another, Three Tongues
He causes US much trouble with
his poison fire water"
THAT is he," cried Red Bird
"the one we told you that Big
Bear fought with in LesyenwoTth.
Is he here now?"
"He is here part of the time.
but his henchmen are always
here. Three Tongues Is q smart
one, and goes much. II Is said
by Big Bull that Three Tongues
has men in the mountains 10 the
west, where the yellow metal Is
dug. They work for him and sell
the poison whiskey. He brings
many boxes of the stuff up the
Muddy by boat, and from here.
part of it goes by bull team 10
Helena and other places 20 the
west and south. There is another
to the east who is very bad. and
has many bad men with him.
Three Tongues goes to him about
two times between each snow and
takes much whiskey. The bad
one to the east, not many have
seen, but they call him Big Nose.
Big Bull has seen him and says
he has good riders, and they
steal many horses and drive them
into the badlands. There they
make them gentle with saddle,
after which they bring them out
and sell them to anyone who
will buy"
why does not the white Rid
ing Soldiers, Cavalry" catch
and punish the two bad ones?"
asked Red Bird.
(To Be Continued
The Glacier reporter., 1962-03-08

Mad Plume smoked and gave
thanks. Still holding the pipe In
both hands, he. said to Short
Face, "Our Brother, Short Face
will act for Sun"
Short Face arose and walked
to the center of the lodge. He
motioned Tom to stand in front
of him, which he did, then Short
Face began to talk. 'In the many
years which the Blackfeet have
reigned supreme, between the
Muddy and the land of Ice to
the north, Sun has been tolerant.
We have had good chiefs, good
medicine men who have had bun
dies with strong medicine and
our Sun priests have been wise.
The Blackfeet are mindful that
the large herds of buffalo are no
longer as many as the blades OF
grass. They are also mindful OF
where the buffalo are going,
They are being taken from the
land of the Blackfeet by the
Long Knives, so the hides can
be sent away down the Muddy
for what we do not know. Was
ii not that Mad Plume told us
only four sleeps back of his vi
sion Of starvation? In the time oi
my memory, the Blackfeet were
made to suffer with the Big Sick
ness, smallpox because we were
unwise. We will have to suffer
again because we are unwise.
do not say these things to reflect
on the white skinned brother
who stands in front of me, fol
his heart is that of an Indian.
say them, that Sun may know we
are not unmindful of our wrong
doings. We have many white bro
theirs, who are as pure as the
water of the big spring, which
flows into the Muddy. Who would
say that the heart of Big Bull
was not pure, or White Wolf
Shoots Quick, or the chief oi
the Long Knives? There Is good
among all people, as there Is
also bad. The Blackfeet have
them sometimes, but when we
The Glacier reporter., 1962-03-08

do, they are punished according
ly. II 1t be a woman for unfaith-
fulness to her man, her nose is
cut off, for all to see as long as
she lives. IL Ii be man, for CIV
ing away a secret, he will be tied
on the ground between stakes
with wet rawhide to hand and
foot, and left for all to see. When
Sun dries the rawhide, the man
will be pulled limb from limb,
But when their deeds are good
they are rewarded, even to the
head chief. White Calf, Crow
Big.Feet, and Big Bull, the White
Chief advised, have all been re-
warded for their goodness. These
things, / say that you will not be
misinformed. To the faithful, the
Blackfeet will stay unto death
To the unfaithful, they shall die
as deemed fit by the Blackfeet
chiefs. With the help of Sun,
give to you the name that Red
Bird had chosen, O-MO-KA1YO
Big Bear" Short Face gave Tom
push in the middle of the back
with his hand, and said, &c
meet your brothers"
First, Tom shook the hand ol
Little Dog, then each hand to
his right, back to Short Face
Next he went to the right Of
Little Dog, which was Red Bird
There he was embraced by nj:
Almost Brother. From Red Bird
to his left, he shook the hands OF
Mad Plume and Weasel. He ther
took his former place between
Mad Plume and Red Bird.
Mad Plume put a live coal tc
the long stemmed Big Stone pipe
again. After blessing all in the
name of Sun, the pipe went the
rounds, finishing with Little Dog
who picked it up and gently
knocked the ashes from the bow
and dismissed the gathering say
ing, "KYI-TTSINITSI - There
is burned out"
All of the guests, except Ton
and Red Bird who had been in
vited to remain as long as they
The Glacier reporter., 1962-03-08

wished in Little Dogs lodge,
arose, filed out and went their
several ways.
CHAPTER TEN
After the other guests had de-
parted, Little Dog reclined com
fortably on his woven willow
backrest, in a half sitting posi-
ton. He pointed to two other
pallets which were also well fur.
nished, and invited Tom and Red
Bird to do the same as he. They
were all very comfortable now
and Little Dog spoke to Tom,
"Big Bear, you speak the Black
feet tongue well. Have you been
among them before?"
"Never. My Almost Brother
has taught me all that / know"
"Red Bird is in great favor
with Sun. His father and mother
before him were also. As the
seed, so will be the pony. You
can't cross a stupid mare with
a half-lifed stallion and get q
first class buffalo horse. That /:
why the Blackfeet roam wha'
country they wish and ever have
They breed for better. not fol
worse"
For some time the three talked
on various subjects. Finally Ret
Bird asked of Little Dog a rather
pointed question, do you have
much trouble with the poison
fire water that the low lifet
white men sell, and call whis
key?"
"Yes, that is our greatest trou
BILE. Not with Big Bull, for hi
will never sell them much. bu'
The Glacier reporter., 1962-03-08

dOAEh "h6os~s
Following a little recollection,
Little Dog answered, "Yes, i re-
member. You speak of White
Wolf. Can your friend speak the
tongue of the Blackfeet?'
Very good, both tongue and
sign"
Hearing this. Little dog en-
braced Tom and told them that
they must come in to talk and
eat. The Chief entered first and
took his place at the head of the
lodge. He motioned Red Bird to
take the honor seat, at his right,
and for Tom to be on Red Birds
right. Red Bird took Toms rifle
and the few other things they
were carrying, set them to one
side and took his place, followed
by Tom. Little Dog walked over
to the opposite side of the lodge,
to the door. There he called out,
The following will pay honor to
one who has been absent for
many SHOWS, but one who is OF
Blackfeet blood and has been
away to the south with the war
riors of the Great White Father.
With the one of Blackfeet blood
comes one with the skin of the
white man, but who talks as an
Indian. My people, my people,
GOMEZ Short Face, Wolf Robe,
White Antelope, Dusty Bull, Wea-
sci and Mad Plume" Little Dog
resumed his seat of honor which
was at Red Birds left.
Almost Immediately, the ones
who had been summoned, came
and seated themselves according
TO their standing in the tribe, the
more prominent close to the head
and so on, as the rank applied.
In this case, as there was no
other chief, other than Little
Dog, the Sun priest, Dusty Bull
sat on Little Dogs left. Next, an
old warrior, White Antelope,
then Wolf Robe and Short Face
in order. On Toms right sat a
medicine man, Mad Plume, and
next TO him, Weasel When all
had been seated, the women Of
the lodge placed the choicest
food before them. There was
boiled buffalo tongue, buffalo
dorsal ribs, pemican and stewed
berries.
Little Dog, not yet beginning
TO eat, started cutting some to-
bacco very fine, for the Big Stone
pipe, and at the same time com
menced talking about Red Birds
father who was killed while hunt
ing. also of his mother. Earth
Woman. The talk then was of
the brave warrior, Red Bird,
when as a young man he had
been with Mountain Chief. The
group discussed the reason he
had left and gone with Shoots
Quick. how Mountain Chief had
given presents to Sun every year
at the Sun Dance, for the safe
return of the three feathered
Red Bird, and many other things
which Red Bird had almost for
gotten.
Finally the subject was chang
ed to Jim Bridger. They referred
TO him as the chief of the Long
Knives. They also talked of Toms
The Glacier reporter., 1962-03-08

uncle, White Wolf, they called
him. Dusty Bull and White An
telope had known White Wolf.
They smiled widely at mention
of his name. AS the talk progress
ed, Little Dog began to eat of
the food before him. He ate
slowly. The others present fol-
lowed suit after the host. Tom
also. did likewise. AS the Black
feet were not gorgers, they ate
slowly, moderately, and in a
most pleasant manner, of their
portions. When all had finished,
Little Dog passed the Big Stone
pipe filled, to Dusty Bull. Touch
ing a coal of fire to the long
stemmed pipe, Dusty Bull blew
a whiff of smoke to the sky, ex-
claiming. "Oh, Sun! Oh Above
Peoplel Pity us! Help us!" He
blew another puff to the ground
with, "Oh, Earth Mother, pity
usl Help US" He leisurely drew
a few whiffs of smoke, inhaled
deeply. and from him the pipe
went from hand to hand till it
came to Short Face. From him
IL went to be smoked back in
turn, until il came to Little Dog.
Little Dog smoked and passed 1t
to his right to be smoked by Red
Bird, Tom, Mad Plume, Weasel
and back to Little Plume. Laying
the pipe aside, Little Plume
spoke TO Tom, where did our
worthy, white brother get the
name of Big Bear?"
81 am called Big Bear only by
Red Bird"
Turning to Red Bird, Little
Dog asked, why do you call
your Almost Brother, Big Bear?"
Red Bird related the occur
renee of the fight with Kennon
and of the broken leg, omitting
only, who threw the knife that
saved Toms life.
'Ts the name as you would
have il now, Red Bird?"
"Yes, ii is," was the answer.
"Then your wish shall be given,
as you would have it," Slowly re-
filling the pipe, he passed it as
before. When il had returned,
Little Dog laid it aside and said
! to Dusty Bull, "Give our brother
the name"
Dusty Bull raised his hands to
the sky, "Oh, SUM- oh, Above
Peoplel Have pity, that we may
give to one we feel has great
courage, the name worthy of us
and be honored by him. Oh, SUM-
You have known Red Bird and
know him to be of great courage.
Have great favor on him and
that of his Almost Brother, for
this, we will give presents to
three at the next sacred dance
for Sun"
Little Dog again lifted up the
Big Stone pipe and handed it to
Dusty Bull, who Lit it, gave
thanks to Sun and Earth Mother
as before, and passed the pipe
back to LittleS Dog. He, in turn,
passed n on TO Mad Plume, with
out either he, Red Bird or Tom
smoking.
Mad Plume being a medicine
man, did not accept the pine as
the others did. Instead, he grsso-
ed the stem of the pipe with both
hands when talking, smoking and
passing ii on, initiating the ac-
tions OF the bear, sacred animal
when seizing anything. No others
were permitted this privilege.
The Glacier reporter., 1962-03-08
"Mlsat OF Month"
A Continued Novel by Wilbur c. Renshaw

"Sun is truly favoring you"
and Red Bird laughed. Il was
only joking. When my Almost
Brother goes to talk with the
beautiful One, Red Bird Will
guard from the shadows"
Turning west, the two walked
until they were almost out OF
the village, and in sight OF an
Indian encampment. At the first
glimpse of the lodges. Red Bird
exclaimed, This is the camp of
Little Dog"
Tom had never seen a Black
feet camp before, but he knew
how Red Bird could be sure that
was Little Dogs camp. When an
Indian goes to the camp Of an
other Indian, he does not have
10 ask where anyone Is. AL
camps are set up the same. and
the markings on the outside OF
the lodges tell the rest Of the
story. For instance, on the lodge
of Little Dog. the chief Of the
Siezers, near the top is a ring
which encircles the lodge. There
may be several different paint
ings. but one that will be found
in four places near the ring Is
the sign of a prisoner, which Is
pictured by the hands crossed In
front, 10 the left, palm down;
however. II II were Mountain
Chief. the War Chief. the sign
would be two fists out in front
of the body with arrow on top
pointing both forward and back
ward, representing fight" in the
sign language: also. each branch
of each Society has its place in
camp, even to the placing OF
pallets inside the lodge, accord
ing 10 rank
When they neared the camp
Red Bird began singing a Black
feet song Of happiness. They went
directly to the chiefs lodge, that
of Little Dog. At the entrance
they stopped and Red Bird con
tinued TO sing. After he finished
his song, he spoke loud and clear
ly the following, Red Bird, the
son Of Earth Woman and war
rior of Mountain Chief, wishes
TO enter the lodge of Little Dog.
When Little Dog, who was rest
ing inside on his pallet, heard
the song. he sat up and gave
thanks to Sun for the safe re
turn of the three feathered boy,
Little Dog then went TO the lodge
entrance, where he and Red Bird
embraced. Little Dog spoke, Red
Bird, you are welcome back TO
the lodge of Little Dog and all
of the Blackfeet people Noun
tain Chief and White Calf will
be glad. Earth Woman is with
White Calf. They will move 10
the new camp on the Big Muddy
below here, soon" He withdrew
. trifle and asked, Who is the
white Long Knife you have with
your"
MY Almost Brother, Big Bear,
who came from the family Of one
Long Knife hunter, who was
among the Blackfeet many moons
ago. The hunter, who ! speak of,
was a friend Of the chief Of the
Long Knives, Bridger, and the
Long Knife called him Sour.
The Glacier reporter., 1962-03-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-09
WhetzIeGets
WoodhoIme
Pro Job

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9 (Spe-
ciaD Dick Whetzle, the Mid
die Atlantic PGA assistant pro
champion, was named head pro
at Woodholme Country Club
here yesterday, succeeding the
late Carroll Manchester.
The 27-year-old Texan has
been assistant pro at Wood
holme for the past two years,
and his appointment as Mac
Masters successor was not ex-
actly a surprise.
Willis johnson, an amateur
from Baltimore Country Club
turned professional and will be
Whetzle's assistant.
Whetzle was one Of the lead
ers for the Mid-Atlantic PGA's
player-of-the-year award last
season. He won several pre-
sweepstakes and qualified fol
the National Open in Detroit
The slender, blond profess
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championship golf teams oil
North Texas State College, won
the Southern Intercollegiate
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New York Club
ToHonor NeuIe

NEW YORK, Jan. 9 (AP).-
Earle Greasy Neale, former
football player and coach, was
named yesterday to receive the
New York Touchdown Clubs
18th annual award for service
to football over a long period
of years.
The retired, 70-year-old West
Virginian will be hor red at
the clubs annual banquet here
January 18.
Neale, an end, played for
West Virginia Wesleyan in
1912, 1918 and 1914 and coached
at Virginia, Washinl ton &
Jefferson, West Virginia Wes-
leyan, Muskingum and Yale
and in the pro ranks with the
Philadelphia Eagles. His W&J
team held Californi' to a 90
tie in the Rose Bowl game in
1922.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-09
TuIIoch Gym
Is Dedicated

Mayor Frank Mann of Alex
andria last night dedicated the
John Walton (Jack) Tulloch
Memorial gymnaSium-audito-
rum at ceremonies in the new
addition to George Washington
High School.
The 1,850-seat gym was COM
pleted in November and has
been in use since December l.
However, the City Council de-
cided to delay the dedication
ceremonies until the anniver-
sary of Tulloch's death, Janu-
airy 9, 1851.
The gym is named for the
late sportsman, vice mayor and
managing editor of the Alex
andria Gazette. A portrait Of
Tulloch was unveiled last night
and will be placed in the gym
Members of the City Council
and friends of Tulloch partici-
pated in the dedication. Also
present was his widow, Mrs
Elsie Tulloch, and his sor
John, jr.