The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29
TIII >tIID SI\It> INDIAN
VE MINING ~ utbDi.

the tinted states Indian tram
ing school begin today ANA Viii
concIud, Wednesday with a u"i"'l'
lawn ictc m the afternoon ON the a'-
tractiyc school grounds, and the CON-
monccment exercises proper In IA"
evening IN schools Tim new as
scmbly han-a buildiug built for 4
total outlay 81 s25. o0o and represent
ms. experts declare, The biggest
$4,000 worth the United states gov
crnmou ever received IA the publ.
building line
PROBABLY MOI many A~lbuuuerpu"
people appreciate Just what has beo1
going on at the big school Just north
Of the city limits during the past oIsNt
wears. Some giimmoring Of what has
occurred there H. given IN - news
article concerning the school IN 10
DAYS Herald. with some striking pho
iugraphs showing growth.
Eight years ago there were 300
students at the school Those 300
were none too comfortably housed.
BUILDINGS wore run down aud at IN
tcrvils tho school hospital Wa the
busiest section ui On, institution.
To-day there are i5o students IN the
training school, am Increase OF iu.t
so per cent Tho ar, housed in
roomy. modern dormitorics; Tho.
have At their disposal % splendid plant
of modern buildings and attractive
grounds and they are yhccrfuily and
happily an work under o. system that
works with the regularity ANA prcoI-
sion and sweetness of a swiss watch
so more money has been spent ou the
institution year 10y year. during the
past eight years thar was spent ~
prior ycars
Another chnnpo hls occurred uur.
.ug these eight years which does 40.
SHOW Iu ria, s,houl plant. hut which
is moI, important. Tor u proves u'
O. system NOT ouis Iu effective upctt-
tlou boat 100 results During an O..
thirty year. the NIhuqucruu, Indian
s,huol ha only produced II gradu.
atos. Most of these have N',u gr,o.
Jated during the past ciGh' year
TN. huul i- just now for he r.-'
time. az "a stage where lt Will ha'
e Regular elias. of graduates each year
The reason b., that the indians ot No..
various pucblos and reservation, lr,
NOW willing To- leave th'ir children H
M, school tong enough for t@boruuei'
training
Many Albuquerque people tup,
Reuben Perry. superintendent ot en-
Albuquerque Indian school as % u-,.
ful citizen who o., ulwu,. ready
~ OF ms coat sod du his share Of
the work Boo IL public 'ut'rpri-
Few knov much about HIM 300 ui.
everyday work. boz which he d, gi.iu.
hu, datlS Demonstration uf whn.
can Dee accomplished bog 90 man s
l"t, with his lob and working lt II
with well directed enthusiasm. tpor
aGth"rity Of men high IN the ludi
service It may bee said thar Mt prii.
arht years has transformed th, ~.
uuquotIu, school from e d,ius Inst.
tIuou into ono 81 th, most ,fnc's
institutions ct iis Kind .u the world
However. uo AUTHORITY vlI H.
needed Co ,Dn,Iup, uu, uI thi. it.'
. care. To- visit tN, school duuu,
the next lpW days ul 30, .umm,u-.
monl exercises. TN, school ana 90.
system speak tor tn,u-,l.,r u l..
90 .|arluu- fact that Ilrr, number of
Albuquerque people has. mad, "a,
Nr'.om' trip to thc san Dumiua,
sru dance. ~ Coo the lel,ru ''-rI.. @.
or even Geo Sc, me su'l, Innnr OF th,
N"guls. who have newer visited th,
Albuquerque Indian nuul where .
InlHn- mH, no seen Jolu4 ..m.tu.u
WORTH while n .,u arD ou, of GOO.
rHrIN,' tlEr u..t-I,u lu ...f N,
Hn".l durua th, commencement
So. v. und matter. t..r. fu.t a..
interesting % lar mon, mrorrar.
than .h, boating ui tom-,uu Cop 90.
uuuaHus .r a SLIM. .utH,
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