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Then to aid the maid and young brave Chose they also Rex, the keen wit, And Estella who for logic Swayed the tribe in all its councils. Mary Douglass, the fleet-worded. Wo1'cls as rapid as the river, Phrases flowing as the water, Brought to win the fight ol' arrows, In the land of Umatilla Wll01'G the waters of the river Flash and gleam amid the sunlight, Laugh and leap and make sweet music Wliicli is heard at night by campfire. So the mighty Pendletonians Built a framework held by logic, Wliicli the arrows ot the war tribes Could not pierce to harm the people. Often in the evening twilight Listened they to wiseman Crockett, To his sage advice and counsel, Listened to Miss Ross 's wisdom To her words of grave importance, Till they learned to use the arrows, Deadly weapons for the battle. So the maidens and the young braves In the land of Umatilla In the moonlight and the starlight, Made the name of Pendleton Great among the tribes of Oregon. a foal
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Affirmative Negative ESTELLA MILLS REX KRAMER DAVID SWANSON THELMA BLANCIIETTE abate Team OMETIME in the early winter before the deep snows had covered the land of the Pendletonians, a great eouneil was called by the chief of the Pilot Rock tribe. At the council he announced to the older braves that there was to be a great war of intelleets between the younger braves from the tribes of Echo, lone, Heppner, Hermiston, Stanfield, Tfmapine, Milton and Pendleton. There was great excitement in the land of the Pendletoniansg the war paint was made ready and all the fiery words of the tribe were made into arrows which would he used in the mighty fight. You Shall hear how Pendletonians Prayed and fasted in the valley, Not for greater skill in hunting, Not for greater craft in fishing, But for triumphs in the battle, And renown among the warriors, For the profit of the people For advantage of the nation. First they chose the maiden, Thelma, And the brave, the mighty David, Chose them for their skill in battle, ln the battle of the war-words. lG2l '
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