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About Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198? | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1902)
CI EriAWA, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1003. As IHa.y To Smile As Frown Kklix G, Prime Wlion Lire has a notion to treating us Wrong, Or we fancy, at least, this la so; When we notii-e the discord that Bounds in its sonir, And hear it. wherever wo go, Why, Mien, there's a maxim that we may apply, IVs as eauy to laugh as to weep or to aidh, And an- easy to smile as to frowu. I the day lias a way of weeping a bir, What matter, what matter do yon? To-morrow 1 lie speclor of tempest will flit, The fkien will be cheery and blue; So, though, the world move in a devious . way, Look upward and onwaid, not down. Fur Car write hi records In wrinkles and rihv, It'll rtHHRy topiuiifl R to frown. Integrity is the Price of Promotion. uitil loiiyhtMdrdncsM were the qualities that, won pr, moil.'ii inU' busing world. Kid Be methods uert- unphytd in thou sands of establishments where now only absolute Integrity and clean, straightfor WHid dealing are tolerated. Before this century attains its zenith, unclean methods will be unknown in either large or small coucerns. The double standard of hon estyone for private life and one for bus iness purposes, will be unknown. The foi.nilatj.in stones of the greatest commer cial houses in this country are reliability and honesty. The world is beginning to fee that, even from a utilitarian stand point, It pays to be honest, Ex. Ha If-Dun 2 Work Is Always Wasteful . The extravagance and waste "f doing work badly are most lamentable. We can never over-estimate the value, in a successful life, of an early formed habit of doing everything to a finish, and thus relieving ourselves nf the necessity of do. lug things more than once. Oh, the waste in half -done, careless, patched work! The extravagance and loss resulting from a slipshod education is almost, beyond computation. To be under the necessity all through one's life, of patching up, of having to do over again, half done and botched work, is not only a wmrce o ter rible waste, but the subsequent loss of Belf-respect and life Is also very great. There is great economy in putting the highest possible personal Investment in everything we do. Any thoroughness of effort which raises personal power to a higher value is a judicious expenditure of individual effort.' Do not be afraid to show thoroughness in whatever you undertake. Thoroughness is a (treat quality when once mastered. It makes all work easier, and brings to life more sunshine. Ex. If you can know what a bey wishes to be, yon can tell pretty nearly what he will be. If he is all the time wishing for strength 8j he can knock the other boys around, he is a coward and will most like ly grow up iu to a bully If he is all the time wishing to be rieil he will grow self ish, and if the opportunity offer he may become dishonest. If he wishes to be thought a manly boy, the chances are he will grow up into an honorable, respected man. Puget Sound Indian Guide. Tnere is nothing so bad but what good may come of It. Ex.