| Show INDIAN EDUCATION IS PARA QUEy riON by D L bayles mr 3 J reaco ies 67 genial countenance ap eared again at the indian school monday we secured his figures on his present budget the school at blanding for foi the year of 1030 1930 and 1931 it is ac i for school expenses attached I 1 to the dormitory and the personal r needs eeds f the indians and mort I 1 will wi I 1 I 1 be paid the coi coilty clity for d the gusej of its school facilities for foi this yum this has apparently ben by somo soine few well meaning nua people who were opposed to the co ca operation of our schools with the united states indian department thiril tall fall the last 2000 00 will willa go to the entire school district and will be tit of considerable cor fidei able benefit to our system system and I 1 the 00 will al be six sant lit in in blanding for no a people who pro pio 1 fess that they do not hide the ole light of common sense under a bushel it seems to us rather redi culous to go on quibbling and finding fault and in some cases to which we could refer here if necess necessary nry telling false fake stories about the indian school and the all children j we think thial the conditions conditi ens gardina re gardi nj tile the danger of infectious not contagious disease and parasites are very vary materially improved over or blat they wore before this school began the same name children chil dien of the same parents 1 are arc now playing with deloused loused dc dis infected and thoroughly clean chilen who are speaking english bul wo we have cave seen them loafing about witia biti old and young indians before this move when there was a real danger of contamination to them not only the hazard of disease if it rna may y bo be called such has been ma materially serially teri ally less lessi i ened but the towns tov ns revenue to busi I 1103 has been greatly enhanced we should lay aside our race brej prejudices u dlce I 1 I 1 and rejoice over the real avenue fn acl I 1 increased business and the splendid opportunity to preach the gi gospel to the indians our parents gave up much to corn coal here and make peace and prepare them for the real preacH preaching ng which it has fallen to our lot to ti do we M roust not forget the mission of the sai saia juan pioneers plo many ut thir lives were given to and for this work and so far only one san juan missionary to the foreign missions we can not noi lie down on the job of teach teaching in the Lama among ui mr came into our church 6 and asked ui u to teach them and we will do it love will lead the way to christianity aa asi always let us say bay good things about them and five them a hand of felloe fello ship to lift a man up we must read reach down to him |
