Weekly Chemawa American., April 17, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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. - Julia? HoytdsHhow working in the
sewing room C J' W. . ; o - ; -i ;-v
An to lie Va 1 ley ; is now world ng in the '
Baking Department. M.T. h - r
Lizzie Martin isVery tusy making new;
waists former" friends! A. J.1 r'Mi f 1 ';!!';
The industrial boys are keeping the
lawns in good shape.---A. B. t!
Helen Harnden is now waiting on the
tables in the mess. V. J. F.
The blacksmith boys Will soon have
another "wagon ready for the ; painters
to start on.' : u-l - s ''
The boys who were 'Working iri the
blacksmith shop are now working in the
wagon shop. W. G: P.' : A v' " '
The carpenters were working on the
stairs to the gallery in the hew' . gym
nasium last Wednesday. . V:
The ; wagon makers were making a
switch on the G. 0. & P, line out back
of the power house last Wednesday.
The sewing .room-girls are -getting
along nicely with the Summer uniforms
and will try to finish them soon. ---M. EL
The painters have finished: painting
and wall papering the old ; cottage. ; of
Mr. Farrow, .which Mr. Hensehel will
occupy. H. 0. it? 'i. i-f.'
,A1 vina; Dale is working at the hospital
and she says Mrs. , Teabo. has . he! ped her ,
a good deal in . cooking since, slae has;
been there. M. G,,.;-- u , -..-.v r;,;j
New note books .and tablets, and;
other writing material have been. issued,
to the new-sanitarium; fon the use of the;
class of nurse girls for taking notes of
the lectures given.; them im-class work.-
In a game of basketball to decide the
championship of the school, the Amateurs
proved themselves the better team,
through their snappy playing. For the
Amateurs, Joe Dillstrom played ' a fine
game; his guarding was excellent.
Michel Wilson played a fine game for
the Big Z's. It was an excellent game
throughout, Score 21-30. Following is
the line.up: V .':.u :v.;f; --7
Amateurs . ,
Smoker ... .... . . F .
Gcudy ... ..... . . . .F.
Upham . . . ... . . ... G.
Dillstrom , . v . . . (j,.
Haight .. . . . . . .
. . '. Wilson ,
'' si''-."' ''(' 1
Souvigner
. . Darnell
... Clark
. . . . ... . G Williams, Wiggins
Referee, Mr. Teabo; time keeper, E.
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Saturday evening, i we witnessed the s
last game of basketball f for the season
between the two school I teams. H. H.
Alfred Lane, the captain of ; the
Amateur bn&eball team, says that Tie is'
going to prat out a winning team this i
year; Alfred is the big catcher for : the
team arid William Watkihs is the great
fielder The rest of the players arer do
ing fine work; A; S.-- ; ; i
Earnest David is one of CHemawa's
star baseball players who? plays third
.base. A. T. S. -;' "
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The ; blacksmiths were surprised last
Tuesdayjto se:e, Thomas Holden run the
1 UtirlAri TJo inQnt ATrnr fViorv" l n flno
shape. ; ,. . "
' Willie Carasco is getting to be a very'
good; runner. He says that the nve
miiei runners will have "to go some'' , to;
beat him F. S. u i r. -..i