Weekly Chemawa American., April 11, 1902, Page 3, Image 3

CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
A New Industry added to Chema-
Gras. Cutters.
Grass Cutter's tine up for rVi regular
practice every thin! day immediately afir
mi p per beginning Monday t'w 14th. inst.,
and continuing every third day until al"
ter the Big vaiiie nn the 26th. Inst, nt Che
mawa. Following i the I imp up:
Cateher.J. Te.abo; pitcher, E. Divio; nrst
has, J. Snrtor; second base, ti. Becker;
third bane. H. Scntl ; short Strip, A. Furrow;
right field. VV. Hunt;left field, O. Gilliuau;
center ttld, A. Williams.
Subs: Messrs. Overman, Woods and
llilb.
Coach Hnd manager, S. M. Childers.
Chemawa's Needs.
Chemawa needs and must have:
Another new hose cart.
A fine new athletic Held with grand
stand complete.
Twenty acresof stumps Mown sky high
A new PoBtOfflee building and B. It,
depot.
A girls1 cornet band.
Toor three giod Tennis courts.
The champion amateur base bull team
of the Pacific Coast.
One r the largest and best gardens In
the Stale.
A lame class of outing pupils to go out
mid work on the farms in the shop, an 1
hunittsof the bet people in Oregon.
A large first clans dairying depart-
When Webster was a boy, books wer
scarce, and precious that he never
dreamed ilia, they were to be read only
oupf, but thought they ought to be commit
ted to .nemory, or read and re-rwid until
they became a part of his life. Ex.
If your Huhsciription is not paid the bus
iness mauuger wants to see you.
Chemawa's new and ti-lo-date Poultry
Yard Is now In fullbtastand Mr. Overman
1b the happv manager of tue same.
Above we give a cut taken from life of
a couple of our prize Plymouth Rock fowls.
We have iwn varieties, the Plymouth
Rock and White Wyando'te, and iwo yards
o( each variety.
The house, planned by Mr. Overman and
built by Mr. Woods and his carpenter boys,
is 16x80 ft , two stories high, and is ar
ranged for 6 yards. It is as nearly vermin
proof as can be made. It la a pretty Bight
to see tin) thoroughbreds at work in their
scratching bins and Mr. Overman among
them handling llieui like so many chtl-
The up stairs is arranged for the old
clucks and their little peeps. The entire
bouse has been white-washed and assoi.n
as weriher permits the fences of the yardB
will besimllarly treated.
The boys and girls of Chemawa who are
fortunate enough to be detailed to this
class will be very lucky, as we doubt if
theie is a man in the state that knows morn
anout the care of chickens than our Mr.
Overman, and an industry that ia inor
profitable in this section.
Fir-t a rnsii and then a thud,
Then our free is in the mud,
So'iie im'e'i-jumping on your back,
Then rour riba begin 10 crack,
Do n, that's ail.
It's lots offuo to play football.
-tEx.