Weekly Chemawa American., May 30, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

CHEMAWAMMERICA.N
n'MrCtiisse Biiyit. that. tht Industrials can'
defeat idem in aigiun'nf ball but they
ian't in a debate
The interior of the bakery h an received
a tturnuii whitewashing which adds
greatly to its appearance.
El Heater and E Idle DaviB Uft for
Oregon City Thursday morning, afnr.
spending conimenCt-iiient. ,
We htivu had several "meswii of greo
onions mil) Ibnuo- nlrendv a"d ' expect to
have many more In the future." '
Mr-. D iwntrt departed ftp h'r h w in
W iflliiiis;toii,afier up 'noting a lenghy visit
with her children at. schoct. '
Abraham Hule'n,fx pipi', cimi4 over
fromGiatui It hde and sp nt ommeuce
nif,at with frleode -at-school,
The Bachelors 0"ub was the recipient" of
an excellent goo?eb-'rry pudding which
was presented to it by Mrs. J,. Widlatns.,
There, ware noviy vlitore at school on
commencement day and ourpnpil- received
roany..omplin9nte for their worK o ith in
the industrial department and school
Rlc-hard Decker an ':x-ptlpll who. Is- tun,
ning an engine for a logging camp in'
WVhhuroH.ivi! wl thwa-iio.pl ou th later.
part of the week on business :'
Charles LovelitcBahd H irvey Sindera
'fttid Misses M;irgry Hipkmaur Miiinie '
Hiiik'inn Hind pearl Archamlteau, of Stay
'lOii Bpfiit. cinimmcmeut day with friends
and relatives atschool.
This is9uof the Atrrcwcv i ,,ls. a little
late on ai'coant-of an extra amnt f J..b
work for the c )m.rqnOMieiitiexereiaie eio
and oiir readers wilt please excuse ;um if
, thev don't gertr their papers )uatv hj'fi,;
thty expect it.i ,.; '-.y- : y-"yw 'i:
1 Manual' R .bl 18 not only ft 'g',n4'Uk' r
ami mugicinn.jbut iCaK. shown1, Yw gt-nlus .
hs w iiif.H.iirir tnd-4a',v' ji'"ptrU right
for a new B i Trwp jvbhh he' liiadft and.
h w iret ly c iu;Ut (ie, rat jfrid'fxpects. io
gej; th'a.wbie t iaxy before lie 'tHojps? 3
James 8mith anjjrffctfeii , Knlstht, ;filasa,
ai '02, departed for jjbeteit'omes in Califoiti
nia tf.e latter part.oi;it(e- wt-k. . tv.'ixs
' Mr. Jose Moreno Lacalle, ft Fiiipl no,Bop"
pedoff the 80'iduck train on the morttii'fif
Decoration Day and spent the da.v'Wtth
Manuel Roblen and Cfnon R -ye. beMw
Lacalle has been studying law in Portland
and was admitted to the bar io SHlem,'-
May 29, 'Manuel and Cenon are 'Very: -proud
of him an he gav'e them snnib good-1
.advice. ' - . -'.ft
Mr. Brewei'his Inen trying f r the jiMst"
three week to nrranije a game with' TWii.
Angel Collie, hut can not succeed. ;Tha
meeting will , have to he postponed aMP8
Chautauqua. An we understand they are
,ehtered'in the contest. Bv a fluke' they""
woq a practice game from ns and'itive '
heen advertising themselves ever shiw af
beating Chemawa;' : ' fc
Chan. Alexis and Wm. Mahone, cla8nHf
'02, departed tor theirhomes in Was'tUng?
ton M'Hid.iy .dn the 5 p, m. traip-' Siey
were f both printers: and their pVittt. '
frieudrt were very sorry to see them leaVe as
they were old st.andbys Having worked.
two years at 'theiC trade and both Shave". a'";
fair knovledge of-printing. We hope to
bear of Lheiu in the future, running "it nig"
daily paper on ihe'Pujiet Sound f qufvaleiit;,;
to the Puddtna River Journal. ,2i''d ti.'iiU
' y I,.... ! 1. . iv.qci edj
LITERAR1ES VS INDUSTRIALS' .
' The long-looked for and ever-expected
game of base ball was played last (Saturday
afternoon, between the "LiteraritV' and. J
" Industrials," which resulted in a score o(
18 to 6 in favor of the latter, .. . ;
Bad feelii(g4 bad been existing betyyeep
the twofaptioii'i for some time In regard pQj
l b" bal matters, ahd-iu order to make a
deyisl m oij wiilcl was really the best at
playing, base bull; a challenge was tired out , .
by the men of 'brain ' and the men of
"musi'le" at ojice accepted it; so at 1:30 p. ;,
m. the adversaries,, crossed bas llwas'."
specified In thecliaijenge that the winning (j
tei.m should be treated to strawberries a'ptj
cream by the loerj'TUe colors of the ,jOh:6j