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Show meuu " HfajwH i* niix ' nuun n time1 - u wicj unir- ir for nearer their homes* That this institution with several new buildings, land, water and location as well as a general hoapltal close at hand, should function aa a vocational school, emphasizing farming, stock raising and home making for a number of years to coxae seems reasonable to expect, I would suggest, however, that more attention be given to the practical arts than seems to be the case at present * In one room visited, where a number of no- called adult primaries were supposedly learning the three Rfa, the lion1* share of the time was evidently devoted to drawing hogana and * sand paintings," an art which could be mastered by the8< children In two or three weeks spent on the reservation* It is a simple matter for the teacher of suoh a group to raaoh for a handful of these colored drawings to chew the casual rialtori it is not so easy to show the mere basic accomplishments which have to do with maatering the |
