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mon i 4 It 4 7 iN itwtrg-rnamofl 7 c''17 i vA6it tors OKLMAR (OKLA) bArLY LEADra WEIYNESDAY AUGUST 10 10CA -4r LIST 10 1i14 I -Nommft MOIROPMEIIINAPONEMMO WNW i 1 I 7 i I 1 1 a THE OKEMAH DAILY LEADER Published daily except Saturday or Monday by The Okfuskee County Co 419 We Broadway Okemah Oklahoma Entered as second class matter daily except Saturday and Monday at Vae Post Office at Okemah Okla under the Act of March 3 1879 McWILLIAMS and LELAND A TENNEY Publishers Troy Williams News Editor Garvin Strain Busbies Manager The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of republication of aU the news dispatches credited by this paper and also to all the local news theseln All rights of publications of special dispatches herein also are rertsved gV 1 $125 Mental Health Grant Goes To Oklahoma College Rtnewal of a mental health train-1 will continue in these positions tin ing grant will enable Oklahoma I State university to train more'psy- under the new grant chologists studying for the doctoral Two trainees Billy Locke degree to deal with programs of Sayre and John Gladden Mc- training research and service in Alester were authorized under mental retardation the origina! grant Two additional SHIP YOUR LIVESTOCK OKLAI1011A CITY STOCK YARDS where you will benefit from: -4 THE OKEMAH DAILY LEADER ra I fp -r'''r PubBahed daily except Saturday or Monday by Tbe Okfuskee Cotmil $125 Health 4 0 trig Co 419 West Broadway Okemah Oklahoma Entered as seclass send claatter daily except Saturday and Monday at Goes To Oklahoma College k' SHIP YOUR LIVESTOCK wae Post Office at Okemah Okla under the Act of March 3 1879 CA MeWILLIAMS and LELAND A TENNEY Publishers i 1 Troy Williams News Editor i It will continue in these positions tin To The -4 Rtnewagrant of will a mentaenable health train Oklahoma I ewg i Garvba Strain Busbies Manager State university to train more under The Associated rress is exclusively entitled to the use of republica- Locke sa- -4tikalt -IC a tion of aU the news dispatches credited by this pap er and also to all chologists studying for the doctoral Two the new grant degree to deal with programs of Sayre and John Gladden Mc- 1 Alester were authorized under the 'local news theaeln AD rights of publications of special dispatches trairdnc research and service in 1 the oriena! grant Two additional sTocK yARDs crl 1--1 herein also are waved mental retardation 0 LAB 0 A 1 I i 11-- tellit '1 I I 41conqggirlielMllatiabre fl where you will benefit from Iliwi 1 Zr 414ffi a -0 GRAYSON'S SCOREBOARD Block Old Cub Infielder 4 Pushes for Little League :1 BY BARRY GRAYSON Newspaper Enterprise Sports Editor NEW YORIC--(NEA)--Cy Block is one of the more sensitive fellows associated with Little League He has founded three leagues and personally supervised the development of thousands of boys Block the Chicago Cubs' infielder of the mid-1940's a business man now running a life insurance agency in New York But he's not very far from baseball Block graying a bit in his thinning fiat top Is an active bloke who sits still very little and valeta real concern for She 1 11ds who haven't discovered bow to live He's not connected with a IL program right now tut when a new loop springs up in the rough sections of New York or In the Lake Success area on Long Island where Block Jaow live the call comes in and Cy gives it a try Little League or games like it says Block are the key to ending juvenile delinquency in crowded cities LL1 CLAIWUCU I GRAYSON'S SCOREBOARD 77- Block ld Cub I nfielder 111'''- A i' 4 Pushes for Little League T4 RRY GRAYSON BA Newspaper EnkrprIse Sports Editor fellows associated with Little League NEW' BlOck is one of the more sensitive He has founded three leagues and personally supervised the development of thouianda of boys Block the Chicago Cubs' infielder of the mid-1940'a to st business man now running a life insurance agency in New York Blit be' not very far from baseball 111014 graying bit in his thinning Nat top Is an dive 1 bloke wh to sits still very little and voicvees real concern for $he 1 it ida who haven't discovered bow li He's not connected with a IL program right novt But when a new loop spring's up in the rough sections of New York or In the 'IA t24ve Illetrar noNtitt I ittao 41ak 411 1u2su 61tAnAU00 CZA0 1- riplinnuonry in rrnwelpti ritipe comes in and Cy gives it a try to eto ittuanila Little League or games like it says Block are the key ding I o1 C) is I i- 1111 to I 1 Nation-wide Demand Skilled Selling Greater Competition Best Net Returns Nation-wide Demand Skilled Selling wreaTer koOMpeTITIOn Best Net Returns are incided in the renewal President Oliver Willham said program the 3125000 grant set at $25000 This is a very important pro-annually for five years beginning ject" Dean Holley said "It Win this summer was approved enable us to train needed psyeholO by the deparilnent of in an existing phD program health education and Welfare pu- to work with mental retardates in bile health service National In-clinics schools andd hospita13" stitutes of Health Bethesda Md Cooperating institutions and per Training of the pxyehologists in sonnet that participated under the two-year grant include: the mental retardation area will continue in the psychology depart- Tht Enid State chool Mrs ment of the college r4 education Anna Scruggs director Okla-Dr Willham said homa Mental Retardation Training Training of tht psychologists in center Tulsa Dr Paul Burton for OSU was approved in August director and Dr Julis Mcliale 1958 for a two-year period accord- who coordinated the instruction ing to Dr Andrew Holley edu-1 even in the center and the Tulsa cation dean and director of the public schoolsrepresented by Dr summer session Byron Shepherd First mental health training grant program director and Dr Beverly Hanson of Calif Gustafson research and practicum finished in the money in 26 out coordinator The two faculty morn- of 27 professional golf tournaments bers of the psychology department in 1959 public schoolsrepresented by Dr Byron Shepherd Beverly Hanson of Indo Calif finished in the money in 26 out of 27 professional golf tournaments in 1959 trainees are inckled in the renewal President Oliver Willham said program the 3125000 grant set at $25000 annually for five years beginning ject "Thi Dean Holle said "It Will is a very important pro- this summer was approved or I enable us to train needed psychol- I ctogiworik wai an existing prhe tardpraotegrsam ill by the departinent of health education and Welfare pu- sts bite health service National In1 i Cliicsn cchoolq sinfirl hngnitsill shtutes of Health Bethesda Md 1 Cooperating institui-iona and per- Training of the psychologists in sonnel that participated under the mental retardation area will I fh fu4- 1o-3 AI I know Ant I reed in Ow Rogerr'a National Adv Representatives SOLIINVEST DAILIES re York Chleage Memphis Detroit Oklahoma City lay arrier: per week 25c Per mo $100 3 mos $275 8 mos $525 1 yr $1050 MAIL SIll3SCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE By Mall (in city through postoffice) 75 yr in Okfuskee County by mall 8 mo $300 years $475 Adjoining Counties 1 yr $475 State of Okla 1 $550 Adjoising States 1 yr $650 Coastal States 1 yr $750 2nd 3td 4th zone inc 70c No subscription taken for less than 3 months arrier: 1 yr $1050 MAIL By Mall (in mall 8 mo of Olda I 1 yr $750 2 No subscript (tow Ant trend in -6g Rogers Al A its --i a aw 00 uCtrifS --iriAll '0114 4 C- I A 1 i (Ai ZelsoLA 11''''')11 :11 O' 4 1 A -Spr 1 I 1 ZM4M Lo 44 li i 4 I Editorial Vie PRAYER POD TODAY PION tipper Room Vise PRI TOR TOI tbe tir RIGHT DOWN THE MIDDLE 1 OM I I I 1 "I STARTED A LEAGUE in the Queens area which later turned Into the Oakland B'nal B'rith League" says Block "We bad a couple of hundred kids in the program at the start Now there are 1600 and juvenile delinquency in the area has dropped from 70 to no cases a year "The day Gil Hodges Yogi Berra and Roy Campanella gave I a elinie in Harlem a few years ago there wasn't one robbery et 1 any kind and that Is unusual for this section As for specific training of LT players Block suggests a baste program: "Teach sportsmanship A kid can't win all through life and the sooner he finds this out the better 11 "TEACH THAT BASEBALL education and church are an part of life One can't be neglected and until the kid finds this out I suspend him for any one of the three he misses "Good health habits like eating right and sleeping enough are Important A professional ballplayer told me when I was skid 1 to drink two quarts of milk a day and I'd be a big leaguer one day "The most important thing to remember Is that kids are Mel sponges They absorb everything they are put into so make it the right thing" I SHOP got to hand it to Sams Itircher of the Audubon NT National Bank team Jimmy 11 is in his thirdl year of IL and has three small holes in his heart he will be operated on soon for correction A business firm has offered! to build a $40000 permanent stadium In New York if Little League will agree to play the Eastern Regionals there each year Bob 6tirrit IL publicity says interest in the World Series Aug 22-27 is at a peak and very little hotel and motel space is left The National League of Manchester Conn made history this year by competing in the post-season playoffs for the ninth year But this season the NI pennant winner finally won the town title ight and sleeping enough are er told me when I wa a kid and I'd be a big leaguer 7 a nemher is that Idols are like re put into so ake it the 1 it to Same Itireher of the Jinuny 11 is in Isis third in his heaess rt he will be A busin firm has offered in New York if Little League nals there each year Bob the World Series Aug 22-27 1 motel space is left The made history this year by 1 for the ninth year But this won the town title Let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us (Psalm 90:17) PRAYER: 0 God our heavenly Father forgive us that we so often walk in darkness Grant unto us the light of life that we may reflect in our lives Him who is the light of the world In His name we pray Amen the be God be upor PRAYER: Father forgi walk in dari the light of fleet in our light of the pray Amen By Bruce Biossat National conventions never make everybody happy but they are especially distressing to the extremists of the left and the right For these folk seldom get anything they want The fact that they try helps to enliven the proceedings Conventions often are pretty dull affairs They'd be much duller if political opinion did not run through a wide spectrum There is perhaps a deeper value In the expression of extremist views It provides petspective for the measuring of the more moderate opinion which usually CLUB FOR BALDIES ekNAAN Conn UPI This year Is the 50th anniversary of founding of a national organization that calls Itself the "jolliest club In America" It's tht Bald Head Club founded here in 1910 The club's emblem Is the bald eagle CLUB CkNAAN is the 50th founding of tion that cal club in Arne It's tht Ba ed here in 19 is the bald Needs kat ar )SU i deiIcat PI 1 1 BONUS CHECKS HAVE TAKERS COLUMBUS Ohio LB Ohio has mailed 232617 Korean conflict bonus checks to claimants reports the Compensation Fund Office of the State Auditor's Department Only nine have been returned for lack of current address BONUS COLUItABI1 mailed 23261 nus checks the Compen5 the State A Only nine hi lack of curt It causes careful examination of established positions and shakes out complacency Yet 3n the end the extemists only rarely have serious hope of victory The American people indeed most people in the Western world are largely standing on the )f 1f 1- ILet t' 1 1 I 1 1 '0- Answer to Previous Puzzle 'far Heel State' Twin Calvet Animal husbandry researchers tit Oklahoma State university agaM wish to locate and buy idtntical twin calves from beef berdi "In some types of beef cattle rasearch more information can be gained if the test animals are identical twins" says Dr Arnold Nelson OSLI associate professor of animal husbandry Steer or bull calve are preferred They may be crossedbreds of beef 1 Lalves A Animal husbandry researc'aer Oklahoma State university ag- wish to locate and buy idcat- al twin calves from beef herdi In some types of beef cattle 're- more information ran be lined if the test animals are id- Itical twins" says Dr Arnold elson OSU associate professor animal husbandry Steer or bull calvec are preferred hey may be crossedb reds of beef MeV F-10Mffl DOMM WOW OMMM ORRM VARW UMMOMUMMM MMOOROmIkUmMuil WUWIMMO WMORMawwMMA rUMMUMNOURIIMO plaWpal UMOOMp 4151m Aelm-MONW Mum MISM00- MUOMEAR NOONMMMOM mOm mumB mom mng wom imp meglo 1)010 SHOOVI'D LOSE TOO PINN1-1 CATTLE IN A 5TAt'TEDZ! JP 04z Pot riemo OF COuRsE! wHAT NE's NOT REID- yAH sENDING ANY sO tati LOVE WOmAN BUT POC REPORTERS LANG As A CAVE- WOULDN'T SAYs rrs THROUGH WOMAN FOR A JuMP AT A NO DEAL HIS TIME-- FEW DAYS CHANCE IACHINE -t E1-11: 0 Arrri "or- SZ THAT 1 a 1 it 1 Alk VM14 0' 41 0 li ''l I i 1 1 elt1 1 Ail 4 1 likkildituzlt 8-so ALL RIG-IT MISTER POCTOR ELBERT 11 WONMUG JUST WHAT IS YOUR POSITION IN THIS MATTER? I IT HAS MILLION- MAGNET DOORS 41ID IT'S CAS I 04 0 LIKE MY FATHER WHO PIVED HIE KAMIKAZE PLANE WTO A YANKEE CRLII5ER1 I WILL PO A "oeft MY DUTY 101 sPLENDIDi WHIN FORT IHINUTE5 THE stANHEE6 MAY WI( LIP TO WHAT HAVE HAPPEN PAWATICG GATHER FOR A FINAL PEP TALK El THEIR LEADER FROM RED CHINA OUR PLAN 15 FLAWLESSCOMRADES-IT MUST NOT PAM AFTFA TOMORROW'S 'INCIDENT JAPAN'S MASSES WILL NO LOWER TRUST I He AMERICANS! I WILL NOT FAIL AND THE AREA FOR MILE5 AROUND ISE SA5E WILL 500N se SWARMING WITH SOLDIERS AND POLICE' ROADBLOCKS WILL B5 55T UP ALONG weur THEIR 5EACH FOR TUCKER WILL BE TOO LATE! 1415 BODY WILL NEVER 10: BE NUNN A '1960 by NSA inc TP Ip eo- 1 I 1 lialstiple ouR PLAN 15 FLAwLEsscomRADEs-iTmUST LIKE MY FATHER wHO 5PLENDID1 WHIN AND THE AREA FOR miLES AzOuNO THE EAsE PANATIC 0NOT 'hitt AFTER TOmORROw'S ''WcIDENT DwED Nis xAmIKAIE FoRTy miNuTEs wiLL SOON SE 6wARmiNs wiTN s3LDIER5 It 4NaNDFUL' JAPANa 'S mA35ES WILL NO LONCER TRUST PLANE INTO A YANKEE THE YANKEes MAY AND POLICE! ROADELOCKS P--- ----Th KLERARTEN wlaLH 1RB5E 26 cRui MAT WILL BE AWN 5ER I WILL PO WAKE UP TO SET UP BUT THEIR GATHER Fort ir 2' NIOTWIFLkil1 I MY Play I HAVE HAPPEN7 ALLHIGHW 1 LEAER FM AY5 rJ A FINAL PEP TALI( Il THEIR DRO raa Ac WILL NEVER I RV CHINA IT filt 6 4 'A- BE FOUNDI 1 tit le 40Z '404 le i A 1 4 Oilt i I 1 N- 1' I 4' rt 0 rk 441 PI 1 I "f'' i 41 i 4 azcr kit -f 8-10 I I- 1 4 I -a NE4 4 I ki F4-g Pm Of tri 0 I) FDIZSOME REASON AND SOMEHOW OR DEAR MOM i 4 ph 1 w-e FEEL LIKE WRITING OTHER I CAW NEVER A oome AT THE sAme THINK OFANYTHING 4 HOUR eveity DAY MUCI-1 TO WRIT E- WISH YOU WERE HERE I a v- 911- -z iiiiiieekv )-' APPOUT I LOVE a Wk -4 Avi ii a 4 Mr likikw 714Cla'eJ 9 ti i 44 i a low I NrQ 1 4sk 1 Ill 1-6M ----7A 41 i 4411111 tS P' 1 OA 1 1 ''''''i' 4 r5 4- 9 i' a I 1 0 I o'' 40 I 1 4 101 '411 --4- Ir 0- PA ts 0 vta Oto Ahic 44 1 A4 4 -4111 el 4 1t 1(1 0 le 4 Pit''' "ktr'0 1111k 0 1900 by Nff A hos TM PIg ti I Pat Oft 41 I i 1 VON) SHOOVI'D THEN WE rr woo! IttlIZSTOLEt4 LOSE TOO PINNI-1 3UPP! i a CATTLE COME CATTLE IN A el INJUNS OVI NoW REA) 5TAtAPEDEf! i r9 i 1q e4 0ER) i I z' 7 le 1 kir 01- 0 AT A NO FOR A 4 I a A rr I tfr-- i'rele----N- --e- '----1' 11 lp ----A lai-e 'a 1 'I 17 I 4 di et l'AI'v L-ii 44it 1E4'1 tor -w att- I 1111-'-- ts 11111-i- 4 Abit7t-)1( 'I it- J1117' -dh 4 Tio" JIKSA'S'' A 44te -N ::1 1 THALIK74' 4 'ii1 N-1101-i --''-'-c 11117 141:: 4 Ism' It04 Id I i 1 4 OF COURSE! wHAT RED- BLOOPED YAH SENDING ANY BUT co 0P JUST DOESN'T EL a WONMUG JUST Iftir so t0LtD LOVE WOMAN BUT POO REPORTERS UNDERSTAND MY WHAT IS YOUR POSITION LIVING AS A CAVE- WOULPNIT SAYS rrs 'THROUGH POSMON IN 71-11S IN THIS MATTER? (i) -1 ill WOMAN juMP DEA HIS TIME-- MATTER FEW DAYS CHANCE lti 0 St 1 Il r14 8 it: Al 1 t--'-'r a '4i I 1 41 a rT'-i' ''t IT -'1 Ti i rs s''5rAlk- 4 1 otillr'li-' VI d'17t11 MAGNET DOORS HAS MILLION- 4 A I I 'k dt 1 ff 1 11D ITT CAS 1 I 6- )41 1 0 111111111t11k1 '4 8- i b- 4 0 AL 4 '7C 4E1 '1 1 i 1 AC0611 63 Sue libut capita ot 1111 Venerates North DOWN Carolina 1 Speed contest "Old 2 Macaws State is I Sweet another of ita secretion IlichAmell 4 Daybreak 12 Little (comb form) 14 Habituate sick (var) Walk Vehicle Mrs name 18 Feminine ----Bern is nickname one of its German river cities 18 Discern 1 Heavy blows 20 NtImber to stratagem 22 Organ part 11 Woody plant I 23 Electrical Unit It Drove 23 Promontory to pine :7 Landed 21 Stair post's property 24 Makes strong 21 Pronoun 24 closed firmly 112 Malt drink SD Lumberrna FIE who marks NI MINI trees for um" telling 28 Birds of prey UMW gn 118 Old coin ot Ng ler a Scotland aim 19 AC1 2 ettn Norti Carol State tick! 12Litth It Haig (var 151rehl 18 reml tick: IT Gera 18Disci 20 Num 22 Orga 23 Elect 25 Prort :7 Land prop 21 Pron 32Malt Luml who bees tank IN Old scou ta Peru 3 4 1111111 liaminialli 27 Italian family 46 Move with name celerity 28 Dross 47 Learning 29 Ripped 48 Asseverate 30 Printing 50 Scottish caps mistakes 52 Great Lake 32 Mourning 53 Plant part fabric 54 Soap-making $3 Jump frame 34 Essential 56 Observe being 58 Cooking 37 Babul pods utensil 43 Uncloses 62 Knight of tbe 44 Meaning Elephant (ob I broad middle ground Their atti- 1 1 tudes toward men and issues ref fleet that fact IIn consequence it can be fore-1 1 cast with almost automatic assur I ance that they will in their presin dential conventions choose condile dates ol'inoderate temper Both Vice President Nixon and 1 Sen John Kennedy fall In this category to the dismay of right wing Republicans and left wing De1 mocrats Neither could possibly sal tisfy the extremists in his party 1 The amazing thing is that these people never seem to understand that while they serve a very defil nite and real purpose in the political procss they cannot ordinarily enfore0 their will upon delegates and voters: I Confronted in convention after convention with the harsh reality I of defeat and frustration they seem I not to learn And when they lose one more round they insist on portraying the loss as a tragedy for the nation if not alimankind 1 As they press their cause excitcelly they try too to capture men who are really not theirs Right wing unhappiness over the Nixon Rockefeller meeting i New York stemmed mostly from the fact that it proved Nixon was not in their camp An oddity on the Democratic side was the liberals' championing of Adlai Stevenson as if he were a shining left winger His record as governor of IllinoiS and roost of his public utterances make him out clearly to be a mod crate The average free 'citizen turns to the extremist only when he is stunned by overwhelming evidence Ithat his general condition is grave Infrequently does he believe this is so The rest of the time he takes the moderatt path And he is not easily persuaded that down this route lies tragedy for him: easily persuaaea tnat ciown I i route lies tragedy for hifn' A similar inquiry two years 'ago turned up 15 parts of identical twin heifers which currently are being used in a test titled 'The Influence of Excessive Fatness on the Performance of Beef Lest anyone whc owns pair of twin calves be tempted to load them into a pick up truck and for Stillwater Nelson sounds this note of warning First write to the animal husbandry SLOW DOWN FOR HEAVEN OAKVILLE Iowa A sign at the outskirts of this town reads: "We think this place is heaven: Don't drive like hell through it" A similar inquiry two years ago A sign irned up 15 parts of identical twin eifers which currently are beIng 4ed In a test titled Influ- lee of Excessive Fatness on the erfortnance of Beef Females: est anyone whc owns pair I twin calves be tempted to load em into a pick up truck and ir Stillwater Nelson sounds this ote of warning First write to the nimal husbandry LOW DOWN FOR HEAVEN OAKVILLE Iowa 111 the outskirts of this town reads: "We think this iSlace is heaven: Ion't drive like hell through it" b0 57 14 I 58 ZI ENV III Mir 32 11111111111111 Mall 111111111111111 111111 1A111-11111 Willi 111111112siam 40 41 gintillibo at 52 59 5 6 7 8 '9 1 0 11 1 1 14 ir' iv 2 it 22 23 24 iliggim 61129 a I RI 32 33 34 Win 3 Nu 111111111111111111 '3' MEM milli iill i 43 lalltall 46 47 48 till 50 11 5 2 53 54 56 56 57 58 II 9 63 7 animgs 40 Dutch uncle 41 Musical note 42 Spanish shawl 43 Hops' kilns 45 Ambary 0 Hinged leat 0 Eagle (comb form) 51 Stott layer (Scot) 35 Cherishes 57 Snooze 59 Rout (at) 40 Teminbe I appellation 91 Part of the hi In this state anbt 48 Dutc 41104 SOME- PRIVATE CITIZENWITH NO CONNECTION WITH THE I BUT-CAN YOU FIND A PRIVATE CITIZEN J-'WE WAVE FOSDIO- 61 62 2 BY WILLIAM3 I HONOR FOR ENDIAN CHIEF 01 Oh -t I I 11 1641 I I I 12 cLARA 1 SOME PRIVATE J-WILLING TAKEll MEEL ISMS CiTIZEN WITH CAN WE IL HONOR FOR ENDLIN CHIEF I NO CONNECTION YOU WAVE WITH THE FIND FOSDICK- A PRIVATE BY WILLIAM3 CITIZEN-- 61 62 64 2 1 1 4 4 4 TO TAKE ON THIS FEARFUL RESPONSI BILITsi AT HIS OWN EXPENSE AND PERIL? TO ON THIS FEARFUL RESPONSIBILITY AT HIS OWN EXPENSE AN 1n PERI WI40 '1010- 'YOU'RE IS FIRED FROM THE THE siOU ARE NOW A I iATE OTIZ --L71 PR AND A PATRICMC orfVit 1 ON 101 Ave leen44 ONE WE WM Ti4E IDIOT? OUT OUR WAY THE- POLICE BUT L' DEPARTMEtri WI-0' LIcANT I TH SAVE OFFICIALLY I DO ANITI-11 NG CIT1 FOSDICK! SIR? IDO ANITI-111G Cirl FOSDICK! SIR? THE- POLICE BUT DEPARTMENT WHO'LL cANT SAVE OFFICIALV THE cd co IjJ ra La 11:0 ASTORIA Oreg till The skull of Chief Concomly an Indian who befriended early American explorers of the Oregon country will be 'buried next year after returning from half way aroundthe world Concomly who headed a tribe of Chinook Indians helped Lewis and Clark get through their winter on the West Coast in 1805 06 Later he aided the John Jacob Astor expedition which founded this city Four years after his death In 1829 or 1830 a Hudson Bay official dug up his skull and shipped it to England as a curiosity IThe skull amazed the English for like many Chinook Concomly had a flat head made so by binding in childhood For more than a century skull was in a British naval hosaital Seven years ago Astorians managed to induce the English to I end it back to Oregon It ha i men iti a glass case in the his torical society museum here since Next Year durirg the 150th anniversary of the city's founding the skull will be buried in a betriencied early American expior- it to England Co Later he aid ers of the Oregon county will be buried next year after returning from half way aroundthe world ncoml who he aded a tribe nook Indian helped Lewis of Chi and Crk get throug lah heir win- ter on the West Coast in 1805 06 th John a Astor expedition which founded th is city Four years after his death in 1829 or 1830 a Hudson Bay offi- cial dug up his skull and shipped land as a curiosity The skull amazed the English for like many Chinook Concomly had a flat head made so by bind- ing in childhood ore than a centur For more kull was in a British naval hos- 3lial S2ven years ago Astorians lish to I managed tn induce the Eng 1 end it back to Oregon It a i men iii a glass case in the his- torical society museum here since Next Year durirg the 150th an- niversary of the ty's founding ci the skull will be buried in a me- ASTORIA Oreg The skull of Chief Concornly an Indian who I F6L9417 ONE PER ME AM' OWE FER MY 'THEY'LL HOLD 1 UP MY BED TONI6H17 1 41'11C1 aCNi WILLVA0 14tAttviltale kN 10 woo 1 oak via ow: --HEROES APE MADE-NOT BORN 'DOS WON'T INORK-Eg I tAEAM I 1 CANIIJ WHERE Is IT QUICK! 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