Weekly Chemawa American., September 04, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
tin SS)cma?a Hmeriean
term, .Write to Supt. Edwin L. Ohab
craft, Chemawa, Oregon, for informa
tion. Do this at once, Chemawa is not
excelled by any school in these lines.
Published WeoKly at th United
States Indian Training SeHooL
UBSCBJPTJON PBIGB, 35 GWFS A CFvlW OF
Five or Over 20 Cents,
Entered nt tfte Chemawa, Oregon, Postoffie ps
ond-claes mail matter,
PRINTING STAFF
Webster Hudson Benjamin Wilcox
Gordon Hobuoket Calvin Darnell
Louis John John McCush
Henry Dabnell John Sebvjck
James Evans '
Chemawa always was up-toTdate,
Our open air sanitorium is only another
evidence of her up-todateness. This idea
is rapidly spreading and soon will be
universally adopted, but Chemawa has
been quietly working along these lines
for years,
OREGON ROSES. In the September
issue of the Ladies' Home Journal will
be found an advertisement, "Hat Pine
made of Real Roses", . The advertise
ment then goes on to sav; "The roses
used are grown in Oregon, famous all
over the world for their heautv and
superiority. Being made out of live
roses there can be no two alike, etc."
Chemawa has the roses, bushels of them;
if we only had the process we'd send our
friends hat pins plunked from Chema
wa's bushes,
TO INDIAN PARENTS OF GIRLS,
Do you want your daughter to bo a
good eookr a good dressmaker, a good
mvm or a good housekeeper ? Thip
while she is getting her book education?
If go,- then send her to Chemawa for a
TO INDIAN PARENTS OF BOYS.
Do you want your boys to learn a
good trade, or to be instructed
in farming or in the care of an orchard
or dairy? If so, send him to Chemawa
$o he may receive such instruction that
will enable him to be a self supporting
citizen of this country of ours Give
your boy the best chance you can,.
TO OUR INDIAN YOUNG MEN AND
WOMEN WHO ARE 18 YEARS OF
AGE, Read what we have said above
to Indian parents of boys and girls, Do
you want this chance? If so, w rite to
Supt, Edwin L, Uhaloraft, Chemawa,
Oregon,
Mr, Chalqraft has jqt recieved a let.
ter from Louise Murray who returned to
her home at Abakan, Alaska, a few
weeks ago, Hhe is enjoying the com
pany of her mother and other relatives,
but would enjoy meeting her school
companions again, Her many friends
look forward to her returning to Oregon
Py the time this issue of thepaper
reaches our readers, W, P. Loll, the
contractor for the extension to( Che
mawa's Engineering Deparment w'l'.
be on the grounds and the work under
way, This improvement will add much
to the perfection of ChenmwaV Engin
eering Department,
The Boys' Gymnasium will be one of
the pleasures at Chemawa the coming
term, Eouipped fa it is with its
spacious floor andgallery, its bath and
dressing rocme, it certainly is not excell
ed by any institution in the North
west,