Weekly Chemawa American., May 03, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

TrIE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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Che Cbcmaiva American
Published Weehly at the Unit cl
Stat Indian Training School.
Subscription Price, 25 Cents Year. Cmibs of
Five or Over 20 Cents
Entered at the Chemawa, Oregon, Postottice as set
ond-class mail matter -
: ' 1- UN FIX G STAFF
robert cameron
Calvin Darnell
Gus Bowechop
John McCusfi
Frank Coburn
Henry Darnell
Webster Hudson
Louis John
Gordon Hobucket
Benjamin VYilcox
Joseph Dillstrqm
A lbert DeMers
The press is broken and the American
has to be printed on the small job press
this week and next.
'Trying to avoid work is often the
hardest kind of work.
Thoughtful ness on your part will save
emharrasemerit of others.
Feel sorry for doing wrong,; not for be-.
ing caught doing wrong. ;.r
If, you are given a privilege, tak'e it
and be thankful, but don't take any
more than that. '
Never- be offended at suggestion, re
member;, that you can learn something
even from a fool. ,
With the flowers, birds, music, books,
weather, and all of nature to talk about,
how can one find time for gossip.
v When you borrow money from a fellow
student,: remember that the money is his
arrd not yours. Never feel free till you
pay it back, you are his slave as long as
ou keep his money.
W. S. Olive, a special Indian agent)
died at a local hospital to-day of pneu
monia. The body .is being prepared for
shipment to Georgetown D. C. where his
family resides.
It was not known defintely this after
noon whether or not it would be possible
to ship the body on No. 4 to-night. When
it is shipped however, the body will be
escorted , i.o the train by a troop of
Knights .Templar, of which order Olive
was am ember.
Supervisor Holland, who chanced to
be passing through Reno took charge of
the arrangement and went wUh remains
to Washington D. C. Mr. Olive died
Monday. April 15, P. M.' The body was
shipped Wednesday April 17. The New
Era.
LOCALS
Mrs. Theisz, matron, is going on her
vacation to her home in Virginia where
she will visit the Jamestown Fair. R.S.
Misses Hutchinson and Lalor attended
a reception given by the employes at the
Oregon State Insane Asylum last Friday
evening. '
Last W ednesday 16 of the Catholir
girls and boys drove to Brook
where they 'were confirmed by Arch
bishop Christie. They were chaperoner
by Miss Lalor and all enjoyed the trij
Archbishop Christie, acoompanied b
Father Datin, visited the school las
Wednesdav. Mav 1st. The Archbisho
addressed the "student body in the chaji
el, giving us a delightful and entertain
ing talk.
Miss Noble of Carlisle writes that sh
wants the American sent to 'her ever;
week as she misses the littlej paper ver
much if one fails to come.