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1 INDUSTRIAL NOTES I
BY PUPILS j
Eva Klutche is now a floor girl.
Alice Walker is working in the laun
dry. Gertrude McCoy is working in the
laundry.-
Annie Oleson is now working in the
laundry. '
Willie Lee is getting to he a good
carpenter.
Marina Siftsoff ; is working in the
dining room.
Caroline Joseph is now working in
the dining room.
Leon Reinkin is now hack in the tail
or shop again.
Lumina Belleque is working in the
Bmall sewing room.
The carpenters are still busy working
at the small girls' home.
Elwood Towner makes a good sweep
er for the small boys' home.
James Finley is now working in the
kitchen. He is a good cook.
The carpenters are through fixing
the porch in front of Brewer Hall.
John Brown has joined the painting
force and is painting at the old hospital.
Myrtle Wilson is working in the din
ing hall and she does her work very
neatly.
Mamie Smith is now working in the
dining hall and she handles her dishes
with care.
Nellie Boswell is working in the sew
ing room. She is making Martha An
dy's dress.
CHINESE MARITIME MOTTOES.
John Henry Grey in his "China" tells
of the mottoes which decorate a Chinese
vessel.
On the masts of the seagoing -junks
are fastened strips of red paper inscrib
ed with Chinese characters. Some of
the mottoes follows:
"From every side of the compass may
fair winds blow."
"The mast is as a general command
ing 10,000 soldiers-"
There is always shrine on board, and
here the Chinese gods are appealed to."
On the poop a pavilion is built, and
over its doorway is a chance for more
mottoes.
"May this mast scorn tempests from
whatever quarter of the heavens they
may come."
"Wherever this ship may sail, giant
her a prospenous voyage." Enable us
by trading to acquire wealth."
"May the wind not cause angry wa
ters to rise." "May this vessel brave
the storms for a hundred years."
The very names of the junks would
bring good luck if superstition could
weave an actual fortune Good success,
Golden Profits, Never Ending Gains.
LAUNDRY NOTES. '
Mrs. Liphart took some girls walking,
Sunday.
Mr. Van Tassel and buys did some re
pairing in the laundry, Friday.
Peter Matt is now working in the
laundry. He is a very good boy.
Mrs. Van Tassel took Helen Dillstrom
and Violet Berner to' town, Saturday.
Mrs. Woods took some girls out for a
good long walk last Sunday afternoon.
Ellen Tohet and Ethel Logan did the
ironing in the laundry for the Seattle
Fair, Friday. They did very nice work.