FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Gifts of Redman Shown in Pageant by Haskell Indians
Discovery and Settlemen of America Also Portrayed
The story of the gifts of the Indian to the white man was portrayed last night in the payout entitled "The Indian Sack" by the bowel of the Haskell Stadium by the teachers of Haskell Institute, as a part of the third Haskell homecoming event.
MANY TRIBES PRESENT
The pageant was an historical representation of the discovery of America and the development of the pictorial manner the many benefits which the white man received from the new era.
The stage for the payant was set at the west end of the stadium. Here he climbs up the rooftop, tepees, while at the east end of the stadium was a Pueblo, in front of which Indiana of the Southwest were busy building the arena. At the northeast corner were thrones upon which the personification of the gifts took their place as the gifts were presented.
Spaniards Introduced
Prefaceting the pageant, Indians from Oklahoma, Kansas and Wisconsin joined in a war dance. Following singing by the chorus, the Wainwagon Inc. gathered at the stage.
From the east came the man of Columbus, bearing the standard of Spain. An Indian scout brought to the tribe news of the invading white man. The Indians gave the first gift; hospitality. The meeting is blessed by a priest.
Coronado and the proud warriors of Spain, guided by the Indians, urged their horses through, toward many unseen obstacles. So they then the Indians gave the gift of arts. The buffalo hunt dance was given by Indians from New Mexico.
French Explorers Came into the colorful dress of the court of France, after smoking the pipe of Carissa, and she flashed her feather dance. He returned to France bearing the third gift of the Indians, American furs. Chief White Cloud and the Black Bear feather dance. In the舞 they took a feather from the ground with their gloves.
England's men-at-marches advanced into the Americas, and Captain John Smith dragged into the Indian encampment. Council called for their death, and Smith's head was placed upon the ship. Blow, Pocahontas threw herself upon the Captain. At her plus her father received a gift of tobacco. The Indians gave the gift of tobacco.
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The Pilgrims, stern, and plain of dress, entered the new land. They in solemn prayer upon the throne of Christ, begging that they dians brought them bountiful gifts of maize. For the first time away from their reservation the Winegold braves arrived.
Three men, clad in somber dress, quiet and unarmed came to the DelaWAREs. To William Penn and his followers, he offered a speech at the Leni Lena gave him gift of peace.
The Pueblo Indians gave the bow and arrow dance of the Southwest.
Still from the east came the invading white men. Bearded men, weary, their riles heavy in their arms, their eyes shy and cold, with beautiful blankets and feathered dresses of the brave knew Lewis and Clark were given the gift of trails. To them was given the gift of trails.
Give Soldier Dance
Then followed the soldier dance, in which only veterans of the World War, or near relatives could participate. The Indians had to help them. At last the Indians took the "Train of Tears" as the Cherokee were driven westward. Indigent, rebellious, home-or-forest, fortified by the priests. The blue clad cavalry of the Great White Father relentlessly drove them on into the "Indian Territory." The Indian gave
The closing tableau presented the young Indians of America looking toward their future, in colors, with a guard of cavalry, in the background, and surrounded by Epochs of four centuries, the young Indians, who were still learning to stand holding open arms, awaiting the call of service from their country. The conquerors, the gift of themselves.
--robert T talfero, William Smith,
lawrence Flikin, Fred Wilhelm,
Foster, Paul Miller, Dudley Brown,
James Pike, Robert Gigg, Clarence Gregg were guests at the Chi Omega house yesterday evening
the brothers of members of Chi Omega
Announcements
Sigma Pi Sigma will hold a regular meeting Monday, Oct. 13, at 4 o'clock in room 21 Administration building; the members will be observed at this members will be
Theodore Perkins, President.
Coffeyville—Trapped by flames in the second story of her farm home, just north of Fort Scott, early yesterday, to welcome the young dawdow to the top of the front porch and climbed to the ground shortly before the ruins of the house fell about her. Bruner home was the second farm house in the Fort Scott vicinity to burn within two days. In the other instance the house leaped onto a aline in the house leaped to safety.
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--robert T talfero, William Smith,
lawrence Flikin, Fred Wilhelm,
Foster, Paul Miller, Dudley Brown,
James Pike, Robert Gigg, Clarence Gregg were guests at the Chi Omega house yesterday evening
the brothers of members of Chi Omega
Delta Sigma Pi entertained with a dance for the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority last evening from 7 to 8.
Phi Delta Phi, professional legal fraternity, announces the pledging of the following men in the School of Law: John H. McDermott, Camon; Humbledum; Madsen Coombs, Holton; Pearl Frzeak, Valley Center; James O. Greenleaf, Lawrence; Lawrence Kipp, Kansas City, Mo.; Kirk, Harry; Kirk, Garrett; Burton Kingbury, Kansas City, Mo.; Maurice Murphy, Cherryyrake; Herbert Sandell, Kansas City, Kan.; Hoyt White, Lawrence, and Victor Wilson of Hutchinson.
Katherine Anna Heim and Orrin Dawson Turck, both of Ellinwood were married recently at the home of
Delta Zeta will entertain with a children's party Saturday, from 2:30 to 5 p.m. The guests will be all the members of Delta Zeta's memberships of the members of the sorority.
Corbin hall will hold open house
Saturday evening, from 8 until 11 o'clock. Carl Johnson's orchestra will unmusic music for the evening.
Theta Phi Alpha announces the hedging of Loretta Moran, of Natoma
the bride's parents. Mrs. Turck at tended the University.
The marriage of Dorothy McCarter of Hutchinson to Joseph Woodell of Hutchinson and the marriage of Mr. Woodell attended the University here, where he is a professor.
Cemetery to Golf Course
London - (UP) Highbill Hill, site of an ancient camp and cemeteries that will be transformed into a golf course.
L and T. Railroad Is Sold
L. and T. Railroad Is Sold Kansas City-Side of the Leavenworth and Topeka railroad to Leavenworth and Topeka Railroad. The announcement was here last week by E. E Hogueland, general counsel for E. E Hogueland, general counsel for E. E Hogueland.
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Moscow — (UP) — Unemployment in the Soviet Union on Sept. 1 declined to about 500,000—the lowest point since the revolution.
LOWEST POINT FOR RUSSI
In the forthcoming economic year db government expects to draw 1,000,000 new workers into its industries and it state agricultural "histories". This will require government jobs. In deiont millions will be mobilized for seasonal work.
needs may be judged from the official estimates that the building trades will need 2,500,000 seasonal workers.
The magnitude of these seasonal
Important Legislation Pending Washington, Oct. 9.—(UP)—Important legislation, both new and holdover, awaits the short session of congress which will convene in less than two months.
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