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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
Cfte gbenawa Emeriean
Published Weekly at the United
States Indian Training School,
hrsoription Price, 25 Cents a Year. Oitrs of
Five or Over 20 Cents.
KiHerert a the ChemHwa, Oregon, Postoffice as second-class
mail matter,
PRINTING STAFF.
Joseph Dillstrom, Benjamin Wilcox,
Henry Darnell, John Service, James Evans,
Calvin Darnell, Louis Hudson, Frazier
Mecum Willi k Fisher.
CUTTING TABLE CLIPPINGS.
The tailor shop wishes lo say in re
gard to our basketball teams that the
senior team will play any shop team,
such, members to be bona fide appren
tices of .the- shop upon whose team he
plays. Any boy entering a, shop 30 days
previous to the playing of the game in
this iiiter-school, series will .not be eli
gible to a place on the team, or such a .
member can be protested on the ground
of an emergency player. The further
consideration of any rule being necessary
to govern the games can be arranged
between the instructors having basket
ball teams to enter. Our intermediate
team is composed of shop apprentices
not over 14 years old, and is composed
of the following boys: Louis Towner,
Geo. Baker, Eddie Freelander, Patsy
Barrett, Willie Luke, Arthur Van Pelt,
or any regular apprentice in the tailor
shop. Our Junior basketball team will
play any' Junior team in Chemawa, such
members not to be over 12 years old.
Tailor Shop.
Mattie Zimmerman was very glad to
see her brother Victor retur.n to the
school on Sunday,
CAVE DWELLERS.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Husum, Wash., Dec. 5. -It is an es
tablished fact that at one time there was
a tribe of Indian cave dwellers in Klick
itat County. On Leo Brune's ranch, five
miles north of Grand Dalles, on the
Columbia river, there are several large
caves in which the Indians wintered their
ponies and themselves. These caves are
very, large.eaeh one being roomy enough
to accommodate a dozen ponies besides
their owners, which from all indications
were made use of for years, Mr. Brune.
employs old Indian John oh his ranch
who has been a faithful servant for over
30 years, and who relates a great deal
of unpublished history. Old John is
over 80 years of age, and claims relation
ship to the cave dwellers in this county
of long, ago.
Fall training for track men is very
essential; especially for new men. If
one has not been in training theprevious
year, he should by all means do some
fall training. For one who. has not had
training the previous year, fall work .is
almost as good as if he had trained before,
It is the only . thing that can put him in
shape for the following spring. Of course
if he is in football U will not he possible
for him to trainon the track hut it would
be a great thing for him if he expects to
be on the top notch in the spring. There
i nothing better for track men than
cross-country running in the fall and
early winter. Whitman Pioneer.
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dress, subscribers to The Chemawa
American must give old as well as new
actdress to insure prompt attention