THE CHEMAWA
I INDUSTRIAL NOTES J
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George Washoe has taken up the har
bor trade, P. S.
Edwin LaGhanoe '.is doing well' in the
tailor shap,A. T.
The gymnasium is on its way . toward
the hospital N. .Y. P.
.John.Peazzoni is doing some first class
work, .ironing off a heavy wagon.
Ignatius Bart can make .fine hacka
mores and riding whips .in the harness
shop, -
Mr, Mudge and the oarpenters ar fit
ting a door at the north end of the horse
barn. J. S.
The plumbers are very . busy repairing
bursted pipes around different parts of
the grounds,
Henry .Nelson has started ironing off
a wagon tongue which he is fitting .up "in
first .class; shape,
The tailors are glad beoause they ,wiil
Foon be through making union suits for
the hoys. M, W. .
The blacksmith boys arejgoodall.round
workers, every time something comes in
they are called for.
Orin French has done some neat work
in the blaoksmith shop ginee he returned
from his home, M, 0.
Johnny, and Alice deer had new ool
lara put on-them. whioh wore made in
the harness shop. W, M.
The farmers are now hauling logs from
Old Chemawa, with which they intend to
make a wagon shed. F. L. H.
Mr. Mann is becoming a good plumber
since the cold weather, he is also doing
some fine steam fitting for Mr. Woods.
AMERICAN -3
.Frank J. Sorahan. sharpened the anvil
belonging to forge number one last Mon
. day, morning. Juaquin Meadows helped
him.
.Frank Sorahan was called to teach
school and he made it all right so
you see the blaoksmiths are good where
ever you put them.
The engineers and the plumbers are
about -the most industrious people in
Chemawa, J-et's see if the other Depart
ments can be just as busy Gt B, H,
The sewing room girls are busy - mak
ing apron check dresses for the McBride
Hall girls, They are also making uni
forms for the second company of small
girls. ;A. H,
Ignatius Bart. made, a fine quirt in the
harness shop last week and is now mak
ing .an ; extra ;heavy. sot. of harness. Ig
natius is a fine harness maker though he
hasn't been here .very .ling. R. E,
We, the student body of Chemawa,
ought to .form a .munioipal government
and have mook town meetings to preserve
perfeot order, and to learn how to per
form the duties of town munioipal offi
cers.. Many of the schools have not as
yet attempted to oonduot such affairs,
but since "Civil Government" suggests
that it would be very praotioal for stu
dents to have weekly town meetings, the
American would like to see Chemawa
(C, I. S.) incorporated and its munici
pal affairs transacted and controlled by
the students,
Many of us are from towns and in
tend to return to towns where we may
have largo interests, and therefore should
have a thorough understanding of thy
management of town affairs. Before
posting a '"V A!' ant for calling the
Annual Town M sting," we can appoint
temporary constable to post the warrant,
town clerk to call the meeting to order,
and preside until a moderat or.be, elected
Webster H. Hudson. .