Weekly Chemawa American., February 14, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
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NEW CHEMAWA SCHOOL
BUILDINGS INSPECTED
By Supervisor of Construction John
Charles, Who if on a Tour of
the Pacific CoastHe left last
night For Carson, Nevada.
Mr. John Charles Supervisor of construe- ,
tbn in the Interior Department, has been '
iiibpecting during the past week the now
Government buildings now belli!? built, at
Chemawn by Messrs. Pugb & Van PaUou
He also inspected the whole achool plant.
The position lie tills Is a new one, having
been created last July, and Mr. Charles
w-8 detected on H(iount of his thorough
practical ability and' Ion, experience In
Hint line of work, he having served as
Stale Architect of Wisconsin fur the past
three years. He is greatly pleased with
Hie general condition of trie plant at Che
mawa, and lias endorsed strongly the snp
ei'iuthinleni.TS recouuaeudaiion for a new
brick dormitory for large buys, ct $30,- .
OOU.fiud other valuable improvements,
Mr. Charles' inspection of the three
lariie brick buildings now in cmirne of con
struction was vry thorough; ttnd he pro
nounced t lie work first cUss in every r
sjwl. and above the average, which is a.
very creditable s'towing and one of which
the cm tract ore have reason to be proud.
He Wt on last night's Overland train for
Ctrson Cityv Nevada, and Kivpr-id, C I.,
where important Government imprvt-.
meals are being made statesman.-.
Clean Beds.
A clean bed is rot always secured
by having linen that chows no Hgns of
uge. There are many kinds of "dirt"
that do not show.
If fvery member of the family real
ized how much of the impurity of the
body Is thrown off at night, they would
he much more particular - to open the
bad wide and remove all the clothing
Children should be tuuglit the proper
way to open- their beds; this is not
simply to lay the clothes over the bottom
of the bed and leave the lower sheet in
Diace on the mattress us many grown people
are liuble to do.
To air a bed thoroughly a it should ho
aired d-tily, remove the blankets )ind upper
sheet, spreading them out over two chairs
as near the window as practicable, I'laeo
iv the under whe.i'I. by itself, aUm near the
window,auri depose of the pillowsso that,
the air may blow over them. This should
be Attended to by the occupant of the bed,
upon leaving the room Jn the mtrrning,
and not b fi 10 maid or the one who makes
the bed. Cnreshonld also b' (alien that
the lower sbe.-tdoe not get ehangd with
the upper one.
In returning to te closed hou e, hang
Hie HheetH .imPpillow slips ami the blank
eta to b-. u ed on the line if the dny i Hue,
directly in the aim. Open the windows
and blind wide. If you have ;m npsiaiis
balcony, well nrotefted from r.he tea- of
p rsers-bv, it will he a great . oivnwienon
It is be to keep pillow-out of l.he ami."
tih the heat. Will lend to draw out i.S.e 'il
from t'e le tther, and give ttieni a partic- -u'arodor,
but. the fresh air. wPhoii' the.
sunlitf'it, will lighten then., n-ily.
The s;ttn care eh.-u.d t." )vmi n enr-
imr an opT), Hinuv window, wher the
air cub b..w thvough thm thoroughly.
It. shoold liw r"Hieoih ( 'huh between
; eleven mid three ck ;tr the hours
when there in toe leant dnmpm-a in the
atmosphere. Afier that timeeny clothing
exposed out of doors should bj removed to
the hrniH, as it will be liable to gather
Good Msdicine For Indian Schools.
A new law in Iceland antlnrlzs any a
rtult to administer a sound pankinu to any
bov or girl found smoking a cina ette, and
to dstrbv fltivcicarett.es found on them.
Icelandprs evidently regard the habit r
very injurious to the youth and believe i
employing drastic measures to m pr ss it.