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THE CHKMAWA AMERICAN LOCAL S upt. and Mrs. H all are the recip ien ts of a box of delicious apples from E llen Beall of O m ak, W ash in g to n . M is. S h erm an , o u r head m atro n , is a very busy woman these days o rg an izin g the d ifferen t activ ities in her d e p a rtm e n t. S upervisor Coon left on the south bound lim ited for C alifornia on S atu rd ay evening, after sp en d in g sever al days at C hem aw a. PAGE 3 Miss S kipton entertain ed tw elve friends from P o rt land at Sunday d in n e r. E ast evening in p u rsu it of th e policy of S u p t. H all th e en tire stu d e n t body assem bled in the au ditorium and took th e pledge to C hem aw a as drafted by our S u p erin ten d e n t. T h ere was en tertain m en t for all and m uch en thusiasm . N o th in g b u t good can com e of such a m ovem ent, as was proved by the reception it received. CHEMAWA DEFEATS ARLETA Chem aw a 21, A rleta 6, m arked th e resu lt of th e e x citin g gam e played here last S atu rd ay afternoon ag ain st the A rleta A thletic C lub of P o rtlan d . T he size and speed of the Club m en made th e o u t 1 he A rleta A thletic C lub football team was given d in n e r at th e Domestic Science on S atu rd ay . T h e sen com e look ra th e r dark for C hem aw a before th e gam e began an d S a u n d e rs’ 95-yard ru n for a touchdow n on ior g irls prepared an d served th e meal to the 18 m en. Mr. horm ick of the en g in eerin g d ep a rtm en t is h a n d th e first kickoff did not b righten th e prospects, but it m ust have p u t d eterm in atio n into o u r footballers for ling the various classes d u rin g the le ctu re periods each tnoi tiing. H e is very th o ro u g h an d tile boys are d ee p C aptain P eratrovich and his men appeared to grow stro n g er and stro n g er as th e gam e progressed. ly in terested . On the second kickoff N ix booted the ball well back N ext S atu rd ay afternoon our varsity plays its m ost to A rle ta ’sg o a l line. T h ere our varsity held the club im p o rtan t gam e of the season. T h ey will tangle w ith m en for dow ns, and Johnson, our speedy little end, o u r old rival, W illam ette U niversity, at Salem . T h e slipped th ro u g h the line, blocked the p u n t, recovered coaches have left n o th in g un d o n e and every m an is the ball and made the final score of the first period. w orking hard to perfect th e squad for th is gam e. B e ttles’ educated toe kicked goal. C hem aw a 7; A rleta 6. M iss S kipton is in receipt of a le tte r from E d n a W illette, a form er C hem aw a stu d e n t who left here F rom th eir 40-yard line, B ettles, Sam pson, B uchert, about a year ago. E d n a is now trav elin g in A laska and Johnson carried the ball w ithin th e C lu b ’s six- with her brother who is tak in g p ictu res for th e F ox y ard line by very spectacular end ru n s and line bucks, Movie C om pany. She rep o rts herself well and happy. w here they lost the ball on dow ns. T h is m arked the only tim e in the second period eith er team came near T he seniors en tertain ed S upervisor Coon at a full scoring. course d in n e r on T h u rsd ay ev en in g . T h e g u est list T h e C lub team opened up in the second half w ith included S upt. and M rs. H all, Mr. an d M rs. Ja q u in s, cross bucks and succeeded in com pleting several p a ss M rs. S herm an, Miss Fee and M r. Bent. M rs. B rick- es, but for th e g reater part, th ey w ere in tercepted by ell has her g irls well train ed and m uch praise is alw ays B uchert, B ettles, Sam pson and H an sen , who carried given her d ep a rtm en t. th e ball back each tim e 10 or 15 yards. D urin g chapel exercises last S u n d ay evening the A fter ru sh in g th e ball to the C lu b ’s 35-yard line orchestra played ‘K illa rn y ,” by request a q u in te t of tw ice in th e th ird q u arte r, B ettles drove the ball into girls sang T ru st H im F o re v e r” by W ilson, Rosie B uchert s o u tstretch ed arm s th e first tim e and into G ray recited R ice P re ju d ic e ,” Miss Ju d d san g " J e Jo h h so n ’s th e second, botn for scores. E ach tim e sus, Dover of My S o u l’ by M cD ougal, th e choir san g Bettles kicked goal. T he q u a rte r ended Chem aw a 21, T h e Voice of M any W a te rs” by P o rter, and S u p t. A rleta 6. Hall gave a splendid talk. D u rin g the years he has O ur line m en, Johnson and D aPointe, ends; N ix been at C hem aw a S u p t. H all has given inn u m erab le an d C aptain P eratro v ich , tackles; T hom as, S had u ra talks at our chapel exercises, and all have been of g reat anti E ll, g u ard s, and W illiam s, center, displayed their m erit, but in the ju d g m e n t of the w riter he surpassed all wares to perfection by holding the C lub men th ro u g h of his form er efforts last S unday evening. I t was out the gam e for dow ns, and rip p in g tru ck holes in splen d id — a most w orthy and able ta lk —of benefit to A rle ta ’s line lor our backs, w ho sh o t th ro u g h tim e all. T he applause w hich greeted him at th e close was after tim e for yardage. proof th at the w riter was but one of m any who ap p reci After being forced back to their goal line the Club ated ou r S u p e rin te n d e n t’s talk. The exercises were men completed a pretty 40-yard forward pass from all of a h ig h order. A telegram was received by relatives at C hem aw a an- n o u c in g th e birth of a son to Mr. and M rs. F ra n k C h am berlain at Y akim a, W ash. punt formation just before the final shot was fired.
