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fine entertainment, which was a success
in every respect.
The boy? should have many such af
fairs. Long live the Y. M. C. A!
. The score is as follows:
Blue Red
50 YARD DASH
Boy, third. McCully, first.
Booth, second.
Running high jump
Cauther, tie French.
Sampson, tie Upham.
Shot putting
Sampson, second McCully, first.
Goudy, third.
Shot putiing between legs
McCush, second. McGibbons, first.
French, third.
Running broad jump
Sampson, third. McGibbons, first.
McCully, second.
Standing broad jump
Sampson, second. French, first.
Cauther, third.
Backward jump
Sampson, first. French, second.
Boxing
Garry McCully, won.
Boy, won. Booth
Benson Tyler
Wrestling .
Queachpalma, won. French
Goudy McCully, won.
Tug of war
Ten boys on each side. The first
game the blue won, and the second was
won by the red.
A Spectator.
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Walter Sloan is getting alone nicely
in his grade.
The eighth grade B cassis working on
partnership.
James Flemming is becoming a first
rate fireman.
Millie La Breche is learning to be a
first class cook.
Miss Bowman is acting as matron
during Mrs. Theisz's absence.
Everything is turning green ever since
that warm spell of weather came,
The school teachers will soon have
their grades out, fixing the school gar
dens. Leon Parker taught the fourth grade
Wednesda', and he is a very good
teacher. 1
Alice Williams is teaching Nellie Sloan
and Lizzie Galbreath how to ride on the
wheel.
The gardeners are sitting out some
strawberry plants just west of the root
house.
Washington Howeattle, of Mora,
Washington, was a Chemawa visitor
Thursday
John Benson repaired the chairs of the
Y. M. C. A. reading room, Wednesday
afternoon.
Alfred Lane is night engineer this week.
Alfred is one of Mr. Lovelace's most re
liable boys.
The weather is nice and sunny now,
and' the boys have commenced to play
baseball.
Lena Charles is expecting her friend
Edith Peone here some time next month
from California.