Show 10 " Uncle Ray's Corner r? shoe-butto- i ? i i bitljcivegot T Amazon Indians use stranje- Iookmjr bark canoes They shoot fish with arrows canoes and red paddles As they sJ gayly-decorat- be-xy- ou -- Indians Made Several Eincb of Boats Whfen Indians of early days wanted to make a birchbarlc canoe advance how they would decide in Then a white large it was to be size was used birch of toe proper to provide the bark Sometimes a birchbark canoe was barely large enough to hold two! persons In other cases it had a length of 35 to 40 feet and could hold 15 ori20 persons There might be holes in a canoe and in that case patching had to be done A small piece of bark was placed over a hole and glued In position with spruce gum The white birch was favored for bark but other trees also supplied it Elm and pine bark were used fairly often canoes Birchbark played a part In exploring North America Many white men used canoes of the Indian type to go up and down riv-erLong after the days of discovery fur traders were to be seen paddling birchbark canoes alongrivers Fur traders of French descent won a special name for themselves because of their had teeth like mine you mightf antler Little by little" there wal 4one side for a short distance tohad passed that 'way months something of whfeh he was car fore Already others had found it think differently" less of the antler until at long last Once tlcularly fond It was on one oi for there were the marks of small more Reddy grinned it disappeared completely Frickly these little side trips that Prickly teeth around the edge where cer- "Thank goodness I haven't teeth Porky didn't eat all of it Mrs 4Fiickly Porky Finds a Treat Porky made his great find lit was tain furry folk had gnawed at it like yours" said he "But even Porky shared it with hinii She me That 'tis true lying very good for were 'made by woodland Indians on the ground partly hidden "Mine! All mine! What a find!" with teeth like yours I don't ee liked it as much as he did not at all for you be good Why May dead leaves that had been grunted Prickly Porky In easterly parts of North Amerhow you can eat that What did they like to gnaw at that ant-le— Prickly Porky ' by someover it blown "What have you found?" asked is more I don't see whything should Because ica The Iroquois Indians made was there you something n Pripkly Porky climbed down Prickly Porky 's Reddy Fox who happened along want to" in it that they needed in their such canoes and so did many of backwards from the big look to dulL in time eyes tree hear very usually They just Prickly turned Porky his back own bodies pine Prickly Porky didn't know they were not dull now They brightthe Algonquin tribes "That is none of your business" on Reddy Fox and began to gnaw needed it They where he had had a lunch on inner ened But Mother Nature a For birchmoment of the declared and tried wonderfully the one Prickly Porky bi place eage oj ine great antler knew and gave them a Today for bark canoe has been taken largely bark from the trunk He wanted or two he simply stood there star- to hide the'! great iantler by getting Big and strong as those ' great cut- it just as she has given longing small boys a would tell his find at He that could" kinds There r between you change lie it and Reddy ing hardly ting teeth of his were he could and girls a longing for sweets by canoes of other know how to Then still are Indians who bark is all right especially in win- believe- - his good fortune Reddy grinned! "I' you mean get only tiny bits froiri that antler ' 'fit was good while it lasted"! He smacked his lips over these make them however and some ter but there are other green he sighed It was a gusty little that thing" said he "it certain grunted Prickly Porky Had you There isn't any of my business You are sigh of pure satisfaction woodsmen of the white race can "Everybody to his own tastes" heard him you might have thought wela summer make in that things in front of hirif lay one of the welcome to it What in the world said do well in the same field Fox and trotted away it had lasted a very little Reddy Bark canoes of different type come change He shuffled along great antlers of Flathorns the do you want it for?i You can't eat wondering what in the world there while whereas only! it had lasted a long were made by Indians of South the Crooked Little Path com- Moose You know Flathorns like anything like' that" could be in one of the great horns long time ' America They are employed at about nothing at all just Lightf oot the Deer loses his ant"Perhaps you can't" said Prickly of Flathorns the Moose that any CCopyright 1950 T W lers every winter and grows a Porky "You haven't the right one would like to eat the present time by tribes of the plaining to hear his own voice He does new Burgess to take their Amazon valley place This kind of teeth for it No sir you pair that once in a while You see he Every day Prickly Porky spnt The next story: "Mother Didn't Along the Pacific coast Indians lives alone so much of the time antler had dropped when Flathorns haven't the right kind of teeth If a little time gnawing on that big Worry" of past times made many "dugout that if he didn't talk to himself canoes" These were cut from the he would seldom hear a Porcur I CANT UNDERSTAND IT YOU 5TAV tN EED trunks of trees chiefly cedars pine's voice lT'5 A FIND PLEASE V ' iiinv to made logs mow juov fp She was perfectly fine hollowing Dugouts by T Out Now and then he stopped to X -' thing good over also found a place in transport in reach for a green plant growing he)? is checking when she suddenly CAN'T STAND THIS xHkf morgan dr southern parts of the United by the edge of the Crooked Little was here turned pale and I States would go off to Path he Again as known affairs The strange bullboats were employed by Plain Indians These were clumsy boats chine Pioneers contains eight picmade by stretching buffalo hides tures and more than 2000 words over a rounded wooden frame of text It tells interesting amuswork ing and exciting things about the For general interest section of history of aviation You can ob1 ivitfilJ tain a copy by sending a stamped your scrapbook UNCLE RAY self addressed envelope to Uncle Tomorrow: Value of Birds Ray in care of this newspaper AlThe leaflet called Flying Ma- - low about 10 days for reply Burgess Bedtime Stories THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- S TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 5 1950 went along they sang merry and beat time with their paddles Birchbark canoes of early days songs ed Strictly Business HAPPY1 JP j is'i Time Out Mm HOUR LA PHOTOGRAPHER HUH?SO fTHATS RIGHT BnaRDfl HAND OVER THOSE I SORSY AT THIS FILMS jTHATo WHY YOU'VE BEEN OON'T IMAKIN LIKE A MONKEY E BECOME A COVER A KNOW WHERE THEY ON WROUND MY WINDOWS? 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