CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
Left Over Items From Last lsue.
Mrs. Hilb is vifiting with friends in
Portland.
The B clues of (he eighth grade are
studying the diilerent kinds of evils.
We had some interesting stories of Lin
coln's school days in the lifih division.
Mr. Teabn has moved to the Em ploy s'
building where he rooms with Mr. Huut.
John Harris' rendition of I lie poem
"When Lincoln died1' was much enjoy
ed. May Blodgot has succeeded Matilda
Iiomt-r iu the mess domestic science de
partment. The Bub IV division has finished the life
of Lincoln and has now taken up the l;ie of
Washington
Birdie Anderson tcok charge of the cook
ing at the hospital during Mrs. Hilb's
brief absence.
Miller Collins has written a gong which
Julian Jim has bet to music, and will sing
soon in chapel.
Wrn. Mahone and Chas. Alexis repre
sented the A class of the eight irrade in (he
Lincoln Birthday exercises, Wednesday,
Miller Collins of the eighth division was
one of the best speakers at the Lincoln
Birthday exercises on Wednesday after-
Thetwo recitations from Miss Miller's
room given at the Lincoln entertainment,
by Mnllie Chvou and Alex Bnpuis ware
excellent selections aud both well rendered.
Mips Miller's class Tiai! oiganic ei.nnec
tlon on Friday. The subject wns Steam
Heating and Electric Lighting. A visit to
the Power House was conducive of much
good.
At chapel on Friday morning the little
hoys and g!r s from room No. 1 rendered
an excellent program. The story of Low
ell wns simply and beautifully told. The
speaking of these little people would do
credit to children of a more advanc
ed grade and speaks well for the care
ful work of their teacher Miss Seamans.
Arthur Bengali left Saturday for his
home in Siletz. Arthur was a pupil f the
eighth grade and In the graduating clans.
He always took part In all the athletic
sports of the school. ,
Some of the eighth grade, pupils find it
hard work to make their nouns and verbs
agree. Tom Young nd William Malione
will make them if they keep on with their
present stick to-it-ive-nese.
We hear that Dollle Stiltz has been re
cently married to Mr. Wilber Johnson
and that they are employed and living at
the Otoe bchool in Okla. Mrs.! Johnson's
many friends at Chemawa wish her long
life and happiness.
Who was the boy that was Bent Ihree
limes the past wek wi'h a tcs'n 10 'own
after something tip ci il and esttli 'turn
failed to get what he went after? Strict
attention to orders is wry important, if
a young man wisheB to be well thought o'.
The S. P. fftmponvV engine. No. 2204
that figured in the wr-ck In Sab in j ist he
fore Xmae passed through Chemawa pul
ling the eleven o'clock train Wednesday
morning bound south. One could not tell
the engine had passed through buiIi
a rough tumble.
Lincoln's birthday was celebrated by
appropriate chapel exercises. A Biogra
phy by Miller Collins of Mrs. Cloutier's
ciaSB. The reading of "Captain My Cap
tain" by Elvira Parrish, and the recita
tion "When Lincoln Died" by John Har.
ris of Mrs. Campbell's room deserve espe
cial mention
SMALL BUT POWERFUL.
I km small, hut I can exert more power
upon a boy who loves me than any beauti
ful girl in the whole country. I can in
crease his nervous troubles, takeaway lit
physical energy, multiply his aches and
pains, divide his mental force, take his
interest from' his work, discount his
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