Weekly Chemawa American., June 28, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
Remember that it isn't the fellow who
makes the most noise that does the most.
Che Cbcmawa American
Published , WeeKly at the United
States Indian Training ScKool.
Subscription Price, 25 Cents a Year. Clubs ok
Five or Over 20 Cents.
Entered at the Chemawa, Oregon, PostofBce as sec
ond-class mail matter.
PRINTING STAFF
Robert Cameron
Calvin Darnell
Gus Bowechop
John McCush
Frank Coburn
Henry Darnell
Webster Hudson
Louis John
Gordon Hobucket
Benjamin Wilcox
Joseph Dillstrom
Albert DeMers
Always take off your hat when inside.
Never give your opinion until it is
asked for.
Do not put off until tomorrow what
you can do today.
Do not walk around th i grounds a?
though you own them.
A fool i& never so foolish but that he
can teach another fool something.
If you wish to be, happy you must at
first strive to make other people happy.
Always bear in mind that you are not
the only one in the house, and take up
less room and make less noise.
Do not hold your head up too high
you may stub your toe, and not too
low you may bump your head.
Do not go around with your head
down, or your hands in your pockets,
people will take you for a "scrub," and
their guess will not be bad.
RATINGS IN FINAL TEST
The four highest examination ratings
in the 4th grade are as follows: 4th A.'
Mary Gibeau 98. Rosetta Peco 97, Hat
tie Zadlath 96. Olive Inman 95. 4th B.
Martha Andy 98, Avert Tom 93, Grace
Beaver 93, May Henkel 93.
The throe receiving the highest aver
ages in the Fifth A Class are: Laura
Harnden 97 2-9, Matilda John 90 2-3,
and Hazel Fer.is 90 7-24 per cent.
The highest averages in the 6th grade
.were made bv the following pupils: Jrin
French, 94 5-7; Caroline Ferris,9l 6-7;
May Mercier, 9I 5-7; Henry Nelson 9I
5-7. .
The four highest averages in the 7th
grade were made by the following pu
pils: Calvin Darnell 97 7-8;. Fred Lewis,
96 4-8; Lulin Brewer, 94 6-8. Billet Lo
1 ert, 94 3-8.
Those receiving highest standing in
the 8th grade are; Class A. Philip rora
han 97, Henry DJlesirom 97, Lizzie Fra
zier 94, Robert Cameron 93. Ciass H.
Lizzie Frazier 94, Alfred Lane 92, Til lie
Souvigner 92, John Sulky 90.
After an illness of only a few days in
the hospital and though receiving the
best of care and medical attention from
the nurse and physician Oscar Bowie
died of peritonitis last Friday morning.
He was a nice quiet and obedient young
man who came with the party of pupil
from Del Norte County,Cal. last winter.
He was learning carpentry and was
getting along nicely in school and in his
trade when taken ill. The funeral service
on Saturday were conducted by Rev.
Burdett.