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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1913)
42 THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN 2d; Berryman, P. 3rd; time 2 minutes and 11 seconds. One hundred and ten yard hurdles—Rice, P. 1st; Dunbar, C. 2d; Patten, P. 3rd; time 17 1-5 sec. Two hundred and twenty yard dash—Sellew, C. 1st; Breed en, C. 2d; Shaver, P. 3rd; time 26 sec. Pole vault—J. Service, C. 1st; Taylor, P. 2d; height 11 feet. Discus throw—Kader, C. 1st; Leonard, P. 2d; distance 108 feet, 7 inches. Four hundred and forty yard dash - Walker, C. 1st; Johnson, C. 2d; Austin, P. 3d. MUCH E N C O U R A G E M E N T Following will be found a number of “ kind mentions” from our ex changes, which we appreciate to the fullest extent: Chemawa American: Your paper continues to improve. The cuts are largely responsible for this. If you could get advertisements of business and technical schools, etc., it would greatly help to enlarge and improve your paper.—Apokeepsian, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Congratulations, “ Chemawa American,” from Salem Indian Train ing School, Chemawa, Oregon! You have progressed wonderfully since your last visit to us. We hardly knew you. “ Totemism” is as educational as it is interesting. In glancing through your magazine we notice that all of your stories are of a different type than the major ity of school periodical stories, as they deal more with real facts than with mere fiction. As a whole you are exceedingly educational. Your stories are well illustrated.—The Owl, Fresno, Calif. Chemawa American, U. S. I. T. S. Your paper is always welcome. \ our paper is so novel. Why not start an exchange department? Your last two papers have had advertisements, and fine cuts, and show much improvement.—The Adjutant, San Rafael, Calif. Chemawa American—This paper has made the greatest improvement of any of our exchanges. It is now among the best Oregon papers.— The Lens, Portlond, Ore. Sal< Steam Laundry... C a ll o n Geo. C. Will All work neatly done and satisfac 4 3 2 S t a t e S t . , S a le m , O r e g o n tion guranteed Basket Leaves Henderson’s Store If in meed of a piano, organ, sew ing machine or talking machine. Every Wednesday Pianos and Sewing Machines Rented. COL J. OLMSTEAD, Prop.
