Weekly Chemawa American., May 23, 1902, Page 2, Image 2

CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
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No one loves to tell a tale of scan del bu
to him who loves to bear it. Learn then
to rebuke ani silence the detractiu
tongue by refusing to bear. Never make
your ear the grave of another good uanie.
Read, not to contradict, uot to be
1 eve and take for granted, not to find tulle
and discourse, but to weiiih and cou8id?r.
H. L. LovELAca,
Manager.
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Chemawa Indian School.
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Note. If this space ...it marked with a
red cross It means: :that your sub
scriptlonhasexplred. Pleaoe renew.
The best laid plans, chances of getting
ood positions, success in life and honor
Itself are dally sacrificed because someone
in hehind time.
Many a bust lie enterprise, many a
bright project have fell through, just be
cause somebody whs behind time. Fi ve
minutes in a crisis is worth years.
We often read of young people seeking
employment; they were to Id to call at ten
o'clock, not 10:05 but ten o'clock sharp.
But alas, they were five minutes late.
They were not wanted.
Business men want punctuality In every
Ibtng, Ave minutes Is a hip portion of Ms
time.
Ho boys be "on time." It there is one
virtue (bat should be cultivated, I: is punc
tuality. "Be on time."
' Tnere is perennial noble new and even
saciedneBs in work. Were he never so
benefitted, forgetful of his high ca.ling,
there is always hope lu a man that actual
ly and earnestly works. In idleness alone
there Is perpetual despair.
Tulalip Notes.
I told the readers of the American, a
short time ago to keep their eye ou Tula
lip. At that time I did uot expect that Hi
Satanic Majesty was in our midst. It Beemn,
however, that I vai mislake.ii. He was
here with all lhit appertains thereto, in
cluding the hot end ot the maich,
A man who would commit such a bel
nous crime should be placed in the bottom
of a deep well, the well should be very very
deep In fact Itshmld react. Well, Tula,
lip Is badly crippled bit I say again keep
your eye on Till all p.
Mrs. Hhutt formerly matron at this
school in now matron at Puyallup. It is
the opinion of Mr. 8hutt that the Depart
meiit had better start a MatilmonUI Bu
reau, Instead of a Klondike Widow Mill.
Miss Halsey who filled the position of
temporary cook at this school and after
ward assistMUt matron has been transferred
to the Pnyallup school as cook.
The positions of shoe maker and laborer
have been abolished.' Industrial teache1
and laundress are all of the former employ
esthatremain. . Form Br Agent MillB spent Sunday, with
Dr. Buchanan.
K. D. Shutt has been appointed post
master at this place. It it a good paying
position, receipts are from 75c ts. to $1.00 pur
month.
Dr. Fiueean ha moved from the Agency
and expeots to locate in Coupville, on
Whidby Island.
Clerk Harris Is packing bis goods and
getting ready to move as aoon aa bis sue-