THE CHKMAWA AMERICAN
HERE AND ELSEWHERE
1
How do you do, George Washoe! You
are rather late in returning from your
vacation. But we welcome you just the
same.
Mr. Lew Stelzner is out this week on
a hunting expedition with some Salem
friends. Everybody is expecting to have
ducks the latter part of the week.
Make your arrangements early for the
summer so you can go to the Golden
Gate July 913 to attend the largest
convention of Indian Workers ever
assembled together.
The Weekly Chemawa American is
greatly indebted to the blacksmith shop.
Many favors have been done for us in re
pairing our machines. Last week Merl
Poland has fixed our staple binder and
James Jefferson made us a tweezer which
we are highly appreciate it.
We see by The Arrow that our Alice
Heater has entered the Jefferson Hospi
tal to equip herself as a trained nurse
and we note that she is getting along
nicely and enjoys her work. Also in the
same paper we note that Josepha Maria
was teaching in grade 4 last week at
Carlisle and that she enjoyed it.
All those who were lucky enough to
attend the party given by the members
of the band Saturday night say that it
would be a difficult task to find a jollier
crowd. The program was short but well
rendered and very appropriate for the
occasion severa' selections being heartly
encored. The refreshments were of the
very best obtainable and plenty of it.
The guests all join as one thanking Mr.
Teabo and the members for the thought
an 1 pains taken in their cordial hospitality.
Last Tuesday forenoon an interesting
debate was held by the pupils of the
sixth grade. The subject was, Resolved:
"That education is more beneficial to
mankind than wealth." The subject
was vigorously discussed for the limited
time allowed.
Affirmative Negative
Alice Williams Peter Seltice
Clarence Bardwell George DuFault
Webster Hudson George Williams.
The judges decided in favor of the
Affirmative. The judges were, James
Sloan, Charles Harris and Katie Henry.
KLAMATH AGENCY EMPLOYES
KLAMATH AGENCY
Horace G. Wilson, Superintendent,
Edward I. Swartzlander, Clerk,
Ida M. Wilson, Ki uncial Clerk,
Arthur T. Blachly, Physician,
Marion F Loosley, Sawyer,
Owen C. Kimbrough, Sawyer,
William I. Barclay, Stockman,
Joseph A. tiarber, Additional Farmer,'
Charlotte Schnlz, Field Matron,
Eleonoi E. Gunston, Fie.-I Matron.
KLAMATH SCHOOL .
Eugene E. Kidney, As-iistant Superintendent.!
William B. Shriver, Teacher,
Grace M. Bailey, Teacher,
8igel H. Gallier, Industrial Teacher,
.Harry Wilson, " Farmer (Indian Temp.)
Fannie Bunch, Matron (Temporary),
Agnes O'Connor, ' Assistant Matron,
Julia Ie Cora, - Seamstress,
Charlotte Kidney, .' aundress Temporary
Cordelia wallier, Cook,
Edwin Wilson, Shoe and Harness Maker
Indian,
Hugh Johnson, Nightwatch Indian.
YAINAX SCHOOL
J. W. Evans, Assistant Superintendent,
Melissa Hicks, Teacher,
Josephine Rolette, Teacln-r.
David Venman. Industrial Teacher Indian
Temp. ,
Abhie E. Hill, Matron,
Millie Garrison, Assistant Matron,
Adalene Evans, Seamstress,
Ida 1. Thomas, Laundress.
Martha Brokaw, Cook Temporary ,
Position Nightwatch, Vacant at present,
Stacey Heinenway, Physician
INDIAN POLICE
Abraham Charley, Captain,
Jim Twice, Private,
Bright Jim, "
A Hie Teeumseh, "
Elmer Hill, M
John Lee Ball, M
Johnny Stokes, "
James Dowase, . "
Joseph Jackson,
George Duvall. '
Finley Wilton, "
Jim George, "
Robin Hood, M
Thomas Barkley, '
David Chocktoot, "
Charlev btokes, "
INDIAN JUDGES
Frank John,
Levi Walker,
John Morgan.