Chemawa Livestock Project Brings
i Experience and Cash to Students
Chemawa Indian school agricultural students have just com
pleted projects which have netted them considerable in cash and
training in the care and feeding of livestock. The projects were
carried on under the direction
of Henry C. Abell, head of the
agricultural department at Che
mawa. Fifteen boys selected
swine and five selected beef as
their project work. When the
livestock enterprises were com
pleted the animals were sold and
each student received his reward
according to the weight of the
animal he raised.
At the beginning of the proj
ects the school furnished each
of the boys with an animal as
soon as it was weaned. In addi
tion he was given the use of
school farm buildings and equip
ment and received direction
from the school agricultural
staff. Feed was charged to him
at the market price.
The animal, feed, and use of
equipment and buildings were
paid for in labor performed by
the student on the farm. In ad
dition to properly maintaining
his livestock each student kept
accurate records of all phases of
his project, and paid for all
eouipment damaged.
Recently the animals were
sold for top market prices bring
1 ing the students a total of $1065
and in accordance with an agree
ment between the students and
the Chemawa school, 85 percent
of the sale price was deposited
in each student's account in the
school bank. The other 15 per
cent was returned to the student
in cash to purchase needed
clothing.
Students who took part in the
animal project work were Gregg
John, Alex Samuels, Harry Poi
tra, Don Rambeau, William Bel
gard, Louis Belgard, Jimmy
Chocktoot, Glen Brown, Delford
Crain, Jimmy Thornton, Carol
Gensaw, Willie Gensaw, Horace
Ironpipe, Haskell Hood, Willard
Showaway, Eneas Pierre, Wil
liam Sheila!, Fred Cole, Carroll
Jackson and Albert Hayes.
Portland Dogs
Free to Roam
Portland, April 11 (P) Port
land dogs, properly licensed,
were free today to roam the city.
The city council shelved an
ordinance which would have
confined the dog to his own yard
except when leashed. The mo
tion will go to the voters at the
primary election 13 months from
now.
Tax Election in
Pendleton May 1
Pendleton, Ore., April 11 VP)
A special election May 1 on a
proposed six-year plan to raise
Pendleton s tax base and levy
special taxes to meet increased
city government costs was voted
today by the city council.
The proposed plan would raise
the city's tax base by 1953 to
16.52 mills and maintain a total
levy during that period of about
19 mills, which would raise an
estimated $135,000.
The special levy would start
at five mills the first fiscal year
and would decrease to nothing
by 1953, the last year of the
long-range plan. Present base is
11 mills.
The plan also proposed to in
crease recreation, sewage dis
posal and other facilities.
Salem Is Sued
For $10,000
Damage action for $10,000
has been filed in circuit court by
Willis D. Thomas, administrator
of the estate of Frederick De-
Wayne Thomas, naming the city
of Salem, City Engineer Harold
Davis and members of the old
city council as defendants. The
complaint alleges that the boy,
Frederick DeWayne Thomas.
died April 14, 1946, as result of
injuries received three days ear
lier, when it is charged a slab of
reinforced concrete fell on him
while he was playing on the
Shelton canal between 23rd and
24th streets and he was impaled
with a protruding section of re
inforced steel.
The complaint avers that the
city was negligent in allowing
the concrete slab to .be in such
a position it could easily be
pushed over, that the banks of
the canal were frequented by
children as a common place of
recreation, that proper precau
tions were not taken in arrang
ing the slabs so they could not
b tipped and in not placing a
fence along the banks of the
creek or around the concrete
slabs as provided in an ordi
nance of 1908. Councilmen nam
ed as defendants in the case are
Elmer Daue, William Evans,
Ross Goodman, Paul Hendricks,
John D. Minto, David O'Hara.
Merrill Ohling, Fred Williams,
Carl Armpriest and Rufus Boat
wright. Breakfast Is Served
Unionvale An Easter break
fast for her Sunday school class
was served at her home by Mrs.
Clarence S. Crawley. Attending
were Robert Baker, Kent Craw
ley, Leonard Dixon, David Gib-
Youth Wins Again
Corvallis, April 11 (JP) The
young fry here were mighty
gleeful today. The city council
voted, 4-3, to permit firecrackers
on the Fourth of July for the
first time in years.
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