The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, June 01, 1916, COMMENCEMENT NUMBER, Page 28, Image 28

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    THE
CHEM AW A
AM ERICAN
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After S d i n / a rfewd
Sn’i,th 3"d fa"’i,y *ef‘ f°r P°rtland b-v aut°-
• I ling a few weeks in that city they will proceed on up to the
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money. Attend tins matter in a business like manner.
Cliemawa s Y. M. C. A. sent a delegation of six members to attend
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N°rthWeSt heW J," ’e 9 tO 19 at
Gale Rohr n ’ T „ ° f ° “r Party were: Irving sh epard, Joseph
le Robt. Dowme. Russell Adams, Peter Alpheus and George Peters
i " Ù X X t d . ,o have had 1 fiIæ —
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Not long ago Bandmaster Loos played for a picnic at Rickreall with
, >a y and and made such a hit with the little fellows that a three
day engagement to play for the Independence festival followed HeTe'
, i V 83" ’ ^ ° Ved their me“ ,e a,,d were
received on ail sfdes
Thèse 1 it,n.'ef . n ''" SOn W3S near' y '- e d to death, so the story g t t
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C ellows certainly show unususal talent and if they can he
kept together they will be heard from a few years hence
hollowing the precedent established in former years Sunt Wads
worth gave a reception to the graduating Cass
sion was one o general good cheer, free from the restraint which too
o en mars such functions. The evening was enlivened £ vo^il and
instruinen.al music of the utmost refinement
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licions refreshments were served
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erveo. As host and hostess Sunt anti Mrc
Wadsworth were ideal-everything was jus, splendid! It was a ne“ e '
to-be-forgotten occasion, thanks to those kindly people
a , X e,eèvd',’lle p rra” k A' VirtUC' of “ æ Tn.e River Indian Agency
at I orterville, California, reports that there are 394 Indians under his
lun^hction, and that in the vigorous pledge-signing X f c n con
ducted ,,, response to Indian Office circular No. 1002, urging the oh
ming of total abstinence pledges from tbe Indians, not one oKhe In­
dians under his jurisdiction refused to sign the pledge Two
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have broken the pledge since taking it h„
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suits will be of great benefit to the Indians of that jurisdiction.