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About Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1902)
CHEMAWA AMERICAN. Don't Wait to be Told. If you would advance rapidly in your position, or get an faster, in the world, don't acquire a habit of waiting to be told what to do. Anticipate the wants of your employer. Use your com it mo sense and Ingenuity in trying to solve the problems that come up irom day to day. Nobody ever advances who constantly wait for di rections. It in the man who decides promptly and with precision, without be ing told what i lo be done, and then does it, wbogetBon in the world. A habit of doing nothing without orders or directions is prlvzbig to otieB facul ties and death 10 individuality and origin ality. Don't labor under the delusion that to Initiate the actions and methods of those above you is all ilutt your position requires. Original work comiiiindatteu tion, and will be of great se rvice in helping you to advance iu your position, or in di recting work of your own. The valuable employe is the one who anticipates the needs of his osition, and attends lo tbem before he is told. Keep your eyes wile open for the tilings which need to he done, and do i he m before youare aked to. Y u may think that ac tions which are not prompted by the pres- vc of your employer will never be heard H" by him. Put aside this delusion. There art-innumerable ways in which an ein pl'-yen habits of work are brought, t" iheaiten liomtrf his employer; and, in the near fu ture, the right person will be Pare of re-ard.-E. After all old and new business were dis posed of (he following regular pro-am was rendered, a i;d much credit is due those wbo took part, sb It showed careful prepara tion ou the part of all: Quotations, ' Club. Opening address, I J.Allen. Recitation, J Raul) Current Events, J. WWtams. Instrumental Kolo, J. aub. Introductory Address Lasting Influence of a Great Life. A. Caisee. Discussion, What qualities in the charac ter of Washington have contributed most, to his fume. Club. The member of the Ms-asolt Success Club extend a very cordial welcome, to all, Found. A small pocket hook or ourae, emita some stamps. The owner can have by calling at the off re and pr property. Massasoit Success Club. Massasoit Success Club had its flrat l li'ar meeting Ft-htnaiy 1, 1903, and name "Massflsoii" wa adopted, as tliif purely an Indian literary society and first to be organized, having Indians members. The meeting was very Interesting, in so mueh so that the writer who had an gagement cou'd n-)t leave until the c In the forward step that 1 marking (lie advancement of womankind In many countries to-day, Chinese Women areseek Ing the emancipation which means, fimt of all, the liberation of their feet. This Important news come from Midam Wu Ting fang, who recently returned from a viai; to her nailve land. ' Small feet are no longer in fisliion" he says, "When I went to China, I found th.it the rigi i bind ing and forcing back of the growth of the feel by in v (i niinrvwomn is heinir rapidly al.audood. Uilu lit uKnu 10 reogidze the custom as barbar us." As there are about two hundred million women inUilna whoe feet will, in course of time, be en larged by this innovation, it may be well local) attention to a prospective new out let for western hides. Chicago, the great hideniarket of .America, should ackno fl edge a twofold gratification, in View of a possible increase In It- business and also in the pronpeci of having a e m tetitor at to a condition of anatomy that ha- ben hsb clutbd fr many ar with is reputation -Ex