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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
Che Kbemawa Jlmcrican
Published Weekly at the United
States Indian Training School.
Subscription Price, 25 Cents a Year. Clubs of
Five or Over 20 Cents
Entered at the Chemawa, Oregon, P6 to ( hs see
ond-"iass niH.il innttor.
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
Self-control will succeed with one
talent when self-indulgence will fail
with ten.
When any one gets a little praise,
please don't stand there ready to run
them down.
When you're" feelin grouchy Let the
sunshine, in, When your face gits feelin
hard Crack it with a grin.
A man who can laugh outside when
he is crying inside, who can smile when
he feels badly, has a great accomplish
ment. We all love the one who believes
the sun shines when he cannot see it.
After a boy has been let off for a week
or two to have a good time while others
remained at home and kept up the
llouble work, he ought to appreciate the
privilege and work hard to relieve them
when he returns instead of scheming-
immediately upon returning, how else
he could get off again. This is plain
alk, let it soak in.
Role of Honor Gradk 1
Lydia Erough, Maggie Curl, Caroline
Joseph, Eva Keluche, Frank Ryan,
Richard Busby, Oscar Grant.
Lawrence Pablo, Thomas Smokoiem
and Wm. Mose are doing excellent work
in school, this term.
The Institute at Los Angeles is an
impossibility for the teachers this year
as they are busy getting ready for .com
mencement. Our boys are learning valuable lessons
while working on the railroad. They
are making a name for themselves as
good, faithful industrious workers.
The pupils in grade 1 have been much
interested in their cherry lessons, and
they now can tell you the names of ilie
different varieties, that grow so abund
antly in the orchards around Chemawa.
If you want to hear ome good, lively,
and up to-date music, step in grade 1
while the little folks are singing, "The
Sentinel Asleep." Tiny have aroused
that old Sentinel, to such an extent,
that he will never 1h guilty of going to
sleep again while on duty.
The Dead Come to Life
To be apparently killed by a stroke
of lightening and then come back to life
after sixteen hours is the remarkable ex
perience of Mamie Curl, K-year-oM
daughter of William Curl, living on
McCloud Kiver, three miles above the
United States Fishery at Baird. The
return to life did not come about until
the coroner and autopsy physician ar
rived, the coffin being received at the
Curl home an hour later.
Redding Semi-Weekly Searchlight.
Mammie Curl was a student at Che
mawa two years ago.