Weekly Chemawa American., June 06, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

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CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
du-rtrial, literary, anl native work, preptr
ed, un ler the direct ion-of the Superintend
ent of Indian Schools, by the pupils of the
titffVrent iriMiitutions. This work, which
willaow the practical education the Gov
ernment is giving lis ward-, is ("he dismay
ed at the he idqiiarteri of he Department
of Tiirlmn Elu.Mtloi, West Hotel, Mi n
eapnlis. An In liin girls' raviddin olub, a
band, and a biseball club, will also be
feattifs 1 U Department tb-it will uttraot
much attention.
Interesting programs are being prepared
for i ich of these MiiDimr sohoola m 1 f rora
present indications the attendance will be
the largest in the history of ludlau institu-
Relics of 1903 Donated to the Juniors
My dear young friends of the Junior class
You are soou to enter upon the
duties and responsibilities of Seniors.
We the etnas of lft)2 who are so much
o'der and wier recogml1 your extreme
yntrhfulness and deem It titling to give
you some points from our vast fluid uf
knowledge and experience that you nviy
profit by our example and avoid the very,
very few mistake we have made.
We refer yu to a valuable little book com
plied by the "How to Behave' society and
published by the Fuddlu Kiver Journal
Publishing O. of Chemawa entitled
"Don't" i shall quote a few selections:
'D.n't talk across the cimpustn your
sweet bye and bye your roouwoate m y be
a reporter In disguise
'Don't wHtejnotes to yourarloraM adored
that wjiild melt an iceberg, some one else
'D n't wild ice ereiiin by m-mbrof
the faculty il way tmt re o'i her. Literary
people are gfiifrnlly ahant minded.
'Don't Ion k a nlk with the pur
p se of a-c!den'ally meeting your b at
file d. Y i uav receive an invitation to
be ahseni from ib next sociable.
'Doi.'l wlien attending a fashionabledin
ner put stew, however d -licioua it muy be,
in your coat pocket. It it bad form, beside
stew is not solid.
DoVtJ in the Band unless you aredtad
sure you will enjoy making goo I music lor
your best girl and gome other teller to
march to
'D.ih'i flunk and then era no fortximln
ailons. .
'Dui'ttry too much. P pe siiya, ' Onn
science will only one geniu At. so wide Is
art, ao narrow human wit."
'Don' 1 under value character. Someone
said, "Whn weal h is lost, iiotiiiug U Inst;
When health is :nst something is lost but
when character Is lost all is lost.'
Young friend we have posettslon of some
relics which we desire to hand on down to
you.
Mr. President, our elaps pony as you see
is in good condition provhi" he has beep
ridden little bv ua. Treat him well and if
yon would be wis" use him seldom,
Tills pade, though appirently n w, has
served 11a well ; we present It to yu, you
will find It useful in cultivating tha fid Is
of knowledge and invaluable in digging up
ideas Joseph W oi-i.an.
Response to Donation of Relics.
Mr. PresiJent and clime of 1902:-
IVe, the Junior class, thank
you for your wise ad vie; without it, uo
doubt, we would be unable to ft iUh our
course. We shall at once get up a club
for the Pudding River Journal in ordr o
obtain a prize copy of tb.it valuable b ak
you have mentioned.
We thank you lor these beautiful and
useful presents so generously bestowed up
on im. i. icklug in the sup Ti r id mality
of (be clisa of 1902, this pouy may be
obliged to carry u through many rei'a
tions wbile this beautiful spade shall hang
011 our wall a reminder of your generally,
a:id whju your ma-nel fa'ls upm us, we
shall endeavol to carry it wort Idly and be
to the cUss b.low u? the inspiration you
have b.eu to ua.-Ci'isttcv Jousaos.