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Lizzie Martin plays very nicely on
the piano. Her favorite ..piece is; the
"Burning of Rome,'' ; .;:;!--, ....f.
The .first rose that bloomed in the
school house yard was in the eighth
grade's garden. L, M.
We are all glad to have Amelia Un
der ville with us again. .Amelia is an
excel 1 en t laund ress an d will do your tine
laund ry work for you; -
The girls all enjoyed the street car
ride Saturday when thev went up rb the
state fair grounds to see the' five-mile
race between Chma wa :',?Wn"d3 Corvailis.
The street ears! were very slow in getting
us to and from Kalem on" Saturday.
We are' all glad io see Miss I va Cot
hack with : us again .-L. M .
We all had an enjoyable time at the
fair grounds aturday;-M. L.
George Wason says he is going to be
a good ball player y hen he gets big.-R.S.
Mrs. Wilbur Scott, from Portland,
visited some of her friends in Chenmwa
last week. MT M.
Jennie Robenburger received a ;letter
from her father i saying he will be here;
soon to visit J)is children.-V, B. , . ; ;
Robert Brothers, an ax i pupils, says
he is getting along very nicely v at his
home infldaho and he iwill be withu
again this summer. W. W. w
If one should look at the' interior of
the new gymnasium he could scarcely
realize that it wa once an old barn. It
will be, when completed, one of the best
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
unite!) states indian service,
- Washington, May 5, 1908.
SuPT. Salem Indian School, . a;lf ' v'v'
Ohemawa, Oregon. ;''"V ' . ". ; . 7. (' ' '
Sir: ;.;'.::,! ;..;.,. : .
Thank you for the 500 copies of the Reports of Agents
and Superintendents in South Dakota, Utah and Washington,
just received. It is an excellent piece of work and reflects great
credit on every one connected with the school printery.
U Yours respectfully,
... ; . F. M. CbNSER,
' : Chief Clerk.