Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

broom may BE- used In making matched
roofs or reed canoes. whllo the wire
may be used In making corner clasps
for cardboard pasting. pencil and pcn-
holder receivers. hooks for drawings
and paintings, euspcndcrs Tor dccofa-
lions. etc. An Eskimo boat may be
carved out OF piece of kndllng wood
and covered with scraps OF wet buck
skin or shccpskln. the sled may be
made OF piece OF Hath, having beams
and back fastened TO runners by
means Of wooden pegs. the lamp and
stove may be moulded out OF clay and
dried IN the sun or baked In an oven
n rocks cannot be found or cut suit
able Tor holdin~ oil. or biuhbcr. The
Indian round house may be framed
with willows fastened with strings ana
covered with tea box packing. aud
over the matched walls and roof may
be spread a coat N wet clay or mud
over which II rprinkied sand or dust
20 give II an earthly appearance. The
Eskimo house may be built from
blocks of clay mud. wood or bark. US
lnr Narnlsh FOR mortar and salt for
snow. The sait may be put on salt
Palace" fashion. OF by sprlnhlnr u
on 4 coat OF wet varnlsh. The Indian
long house may BE- made Of card
board nie box, shlngied roof and walls
with cherry. brick or any other thin
bark which may be fastened on with
thread or glue. Dozens Of other school
articles might be- named. the materials
Of which can easily BE- found BY the
pupils with No expense but the hunting
or asking. Aud who can estimate the
real life value VI such Kind " work.
The Interest of the child for ~ other
work VIII continue 60 grow ~ VIII
form habits Of order. rNactnraa, clean
illness. ncntucfa and economy. "a love
Tor work VIII Increase with age u VIII
lot 81 Ia NaHH
natural II can be. nor wholly ana rnle-
~ W parting itn hair IN the middle.
"rradunting" into cniere dude and.
returning 10 IT, father with that Tired
feeling" akin % iaziueHs and durable
only By hip Van Wrinkle sleep. II
will only be gcttlnr an education.
Having secured suitable materials.
wonderful results may BE- accom-.
liiahrd with only q few tonlt Most
boys carry knives for use out ~ school
they are not supposed 10 do any
thing In school. They must white
out doors. Yes, they must "Whttlu out
doors" and they'll do ". too. Tor they
are born workers. What natural boy
never helped To carve hltchinE pqsti
And n you won't permit them 10 whit.
lie and carve canoes. RATS. etc. they u
even carve the desks. Tor knives were
made to cut and boys were born 20 Use
them. How well I remember the
plank desks ~ my earlier knlfohuod
days. Each dcnii had tho marks ana
brands" u every boy that had ever eat
IN H. Some 81 the marks were large
enough TO hold an Ink bottle. ana "
the wood were famlnod hy worm OF
ant holes. tho inck.knife or "chioken-
caller" would diR IT, best to IND the
worm or ant. even n Il went clear
through the desk land sometimes u
dld. Those were the days whom whit
Ting was prohibited In achool-hut We
whitfield. nova and knives were made
to cut and II they can't cut ana make.
they'li cut and unmakc. Constructive
meas and dostructivenenn always and
necessarily 40 together, We are made
IN the Image of the great Constructor.
Girls love 10 whittic ~ wei aa boys.
II they are not interfcrcd with. They
too, are born with hands. Why not let
them do FomethlnEf Let them make
something. They were not born mere
81 10 be dressed like wax dolls, 60 Hit
on plano stools. ret married ana die.
iioyH can use Scissors ana needles az
we'll ~ girls N they have the chance.
4 hammer will drive a nall for Flfi
lust AZ well AZ for "a boy N she only
hits II as Wen ON the head. A saw cuts
lust az well left handed or right hand.
81. mailed" or "femnled," n u n only
given the proper push. n IL the push
and not tho kind of puaher that deter
mines the cut. for water wheel can
run a saw TO perfection. 4 brace and
a set 81 bits viii be- handy In school for
a hole u something that even a squlr-