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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1917

Page

2

No Shirt Chief of Walla Walla Dies in Old Beliefs Clash

The death of Chief No Shirt of the Walla Walla marks the end of an era as he clung to traditional beliefs and resisted white customs. The article details tribal animism, werekin beliefs, and the influence of medicine men like She low he tammy, with notes on past murders tied to werekin conflicts and attempts to reform the reservation.

No Shira Walla Walla Tibet Alyy Shelowee-tammy Umatilla Com Cerneligen Wamtilla Northwra No Shirt Tom-Tome Mac Netley Dorter Indiana Anna Edina Columbia George Toy-Toy Pracice Timot Chief No Shirt Homi Ehom Washington PD. C Lane

The Cowboy Fashion: Saddles Hats and Finery Expand Costs

A historical look at cowboy attire notes high prices for hats from 12 to 20 dollars and trousers around 15. Saddles, often custom made with silver and carved leather, can exceed the horse’s value, while standard stock saddles reach 75 dollars. Chaps, belts, straps, and hats with fringe and silver filigree elevate the overall outfit, reflecting a growing expense for working cowboys.

Wks Hfe Bia Prine

Dream of a Fairy Land Through the Sea of Dreams

A fragmented poem recalls a hoped for isle where spring is in the air and lovers prove true. The speaker envisions a distant land beyond a sea of dreams, a place of happiness where friends reunite and memories heal, attributed to Fred Locklew.

Fred Locklew

The Round Up in Pendleton Pageant of the West

A fragmentary poem celebrating The Round Up and western pageantry. Images of riders, horses, and cowboy courage evoke Pendleton’s cattle culture with lines about race, cheer, and a distant beacon of friendship and beauty amid the wild west landscape.

Otta Kintar Pendleton Tevin Helen Way Crawford Oren

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