Weekly Chemawa American., December 04, 1908, Image 1

VOL. 11
Writes an Encouraging Latter.
We are happy in the receipt of the
following mo?t encouraging letter under
date of November 23 from the pen of Mr.
J. B Johnson, of Colfax, Wash , and are
proud to publish it:
Enclosed finds stamps (2ft cts.) for
which please sen d your paper one year.
May it and the school live forever.
Would rather pay a year's subscription
each week than to miss one number.
Wonderful school! Exceptionally,
wide-awake bays and girls; hospitality
of officials and teachers and hearty wel
come accorded visitors, unexcelled;, lo
cation one of the most attractive spots
imaginable; environments superior in
grandeur and completeness He who
conies in touch with these and feels no
inspiration, truly, does not enjoy look
ing on the bright side of fife. Have said
it in the past and say it again that I
fuiind no school anywhere, among the
thousands visited in various sections of
the nation more interesting or better
equipped to prepare the rising genera
tion of any race or color 'for life's activi
ties than - the U. 8. Indian Training
School at Chemawa. The many kind-'
neses shown me by that great and
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happy family met there one year ago
have made the isit memorable and in
seasons of retrospection brought cheer
and sunshine in generous measure.
Respectfully Yours,
J. B. Johnson.
THANKSGIVING DAY MENU.
We are in receipt of the menu for
Thanksgiving Day at the Tulalip Train
ing School at Tuialip, Wash., which we
take pleasure in publishing, as follows:
Breakfast-Oatmeal and milk, meat
croquettes, bread and butter, plum
sauce, doughnuts, coffee cake and coffee.
Dinner Chicken (fried), gravy, mash
ed potatoes, fried parsnips, dressing,
Chili sauce, cheese, bread and butter,
celery, cranberries, pickles (swreet and
s-our), apples, coffee or water, mince and
umpkin pies.
Suppei Sandwiches, meat, eggs, pic
kles, potato salad,, bread and butter,
Parker House rolls, i ear sauce, cookies
and "rocks."
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In order to secure a change of ad
dress, subscribers to' The Chemawa
American must give old as well as new
address to insure prompt attention
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DECEMBER 4, 1908.