Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198?, April 04, 1902, Image 1

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    CHEIIAWA, OREGON,
FRIDAY, APRIL, 4, 903-
An F vening Cloud.
Bl ight -evening cloud of golden hue,
That lianas against the. Wear,
And glorifies the dying blue,
Abu'
he 1
1 tain
reet llm dark,
The niht bird Co
A soothing power r.i mt-n.
Tlteurinketsfliiip. The light-winned lark
Otnes down lo earth iigaln.
With ilKrlni M rnfnti on her way,
And hermit eve, care-f..e,
A revelatin. , dy by day,
Thv g'spel brings tome.
burden of sorrows, but his mind and heart
are lifted high. He may know nothing of
' he eclence of labrntoritiH, nothing of the
philosophies of the schools, but he knows
wt at the experinit tits of the text books
have 1 ever taught, the practical science
of right-doing, the sound philosophy of
righi -thinking, Ami right-feeling, even
though he discovers these things late.-but
never loo late in life to be of great value to
hiui and to others Exchange.
Experience Is the Best Teacher.
The most tlin HKh'y disciplined, as well
as hi ten-Ht school, la the acli' ol 'if experi
ence. There are no short cuts through the
vast fields of knowledge, no short terms
and lonif vacation, no high-sounding di
plomas conferring pretentious decrees and
titles as rewards for a few years of superfi
cial skimminir. What experience teaches,
she teaches thoroughly, from the root, up,
without the aid of crutches and text-books,
but with many a sharp rp over the
knuckle, during sessions that Beera inter
tninnbl, and that Ftretch through many
sleepless nights and tear-dimmed days.
When she pr-paiea to teach, she doi-s not
stop at half measures. Like a well digger,
bent on reaching an unfailing spring of
water, she digs through mud and sand,
Drills through clay and clone, until, Anally,
deep down, the crystal is reached, and the
sparkling water bubhles up. When she
graduates a pupil, she has every reason to
be proud of him. He miy be old, wrinkled
-white, but he is wise. His head may be
bowed low by the weight of years and the
Chapel Exercises.
The chapel exeicises on Thursday after
neon were of a rather more elaborate char
acter than usual. Sonus were sw-g by
Peter LaFlumboia ud (Jhnrhs Cutter, a
piano solo was playnl by Lottie Lane a
recitation w given by EMM Parr hit,
Charh-s Alexis lav red us again with Ids
excellent oration and Hie school sunir i-ev-eral
songs. This whs all in hot or of In
spector Jenkins and his m ther who were
preent. After the exercise- the Inspector
gave us words ( commendation and en.
cnurageincnt which seemed lo come from
his heart and which made us all feel
stronger and anxious to be worthy of what
he considers our nanitest destiny. It is a
tieat to our boys and jrtrts to hear some one
speak to them as Inspector Jenkins doeB
not a Indian boys and girls, hut asyouog
meu and young women who are to be cit
izens of this great country and on whose
shoulder rests an equal responsibility with
the ycui'g people in the making of a great
Quest ion Why is a letter Ilk a lazy do?
Answer A letosr Is an ink-lined plan.
Aoii(lind planets a slope Up. A slow
pup is a . .ssy dog.