Weekly Chemawa American., May 16, 1902, Page 3, Image 3

CHEMAWA
Base-ball Schedule,
May 10, Chemawa A Portland Academy,
at Portland.
(Portland Academy 10, Chemawa 9.)
" 16, Chemawa 4 State University,
at Eugene.
(Chemawa 5, State University 0.)
" 81, Chemaws & Multnomah, at
Portland. .
June 14, Chemawa A Multnomah, at
Portland.
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Joe CUarle is the champion baker now
days,
Tlie watfni) mikers Are busy nuking
new picket fence.
Tue pr Hp'trU ire g 1 1 tr a abundance
of honey this fall.
Apes Gowdy is working on a new table
for ill larg- boys' reading ro irit,
The harness inn kern received two orders
for single ex irB! harness thin week.
Jamas gpencer is m iking a set of single
express harness fur h gentleman at Toledo,
Oregon.
A buck board and a one horse wsgon
made for neighbors are being finished by
the put nters.
The Superintendent's carriage Went to
the paint shop to-day to receive the finish
ing tuueheB.
The Girls' Reading Room has been
painted and varnished and looks very
nice and fresh.
The two new backs which have been re
cently pained and are now ready for the
roadassoouasdry.
Lucy McCloud Is playing field matron,
bo she said, because she was doing some
work in the flower garden.
Th painters started to paint the the
tower the beginning of the week but the
rain put a atop to their work.
Pink seems to he the prevailing color for
kaliomtne, but the painters say It S eusler
to tun than must anything else.
AMERICAN. 3
The new federal building Is fast neartng
completion.
The lawnB have been mowed again which
makes them and the many flower gardens
very beautiful.
The blacksmiths are making the laat
heavy wagon for this season. Sam Weaiw
entlah is doing t lie Iron work for it. ;r ,
Mr. Potter told Mr. Boot t. that if he
would fix up the old hack he would loan it
to him to uo to Klamath this summer.
Mr. Johnson Williams had charge of
the yard denning force Friday After -noon
whichwas take tr up ill the industrial
work. r .
The boys have about completed a very
pretty rng for the Large ftovs' reading room,
Who savs the hoys are not useful with the
needle?
Mr. Stege, the railroad section boss nd
his gang of men, were busy Friday in clean
ing up and improving the track and Hp
proach.
' Some painting was done In the Large
Boyo Home, and as it was 'badly needed
it certainly made an improvement In the
looks of ihe rooms.
The hat's of the employes' building have
been newly kalei'mined by the pn Inter,
and they Intend to paint and varnish the
stairs as snnn as possible.
The gardener, under the supervision of
Mr. Weal ley, overhauled the beehives
and cleaned them up and iut ttieiu in good
condition the first of the week.
The ehickfiisarethtiWng under the able
and careful supervision of Mr, Overman
who reports a good many young ones
hatched anj prospectsof many more In the
Tut tire.
An American reporter visited the bar
nesa nhop this morning and found the fol
lowing boys stitching different pieces of
harness: Willie Winnler, stitching name
tugs; Owens Howard, preparing breast
straps for stitching; Cyitll Marsette, mak
ing rreasetess bridles; Frank LaFave,
8ltiching lugs and Jatiies rpencer, stitch
ing tugs.