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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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I INDUSTRIAL NOTES
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William Flett is the latest helper on
the Kitchen detail.
Haynes Bateman is busy all week
repairing shoes.
Pedro Chevio and Mrs. Lipart made
mince meat, Monday.
Edward Ainsworth is making a irink
for Mr. Fickle's cottage.
Frank Pratrovitch made a picture
frame for Alex Cajete.
Paul Queahpalma is repairing the
seats in the school hack.
- The wagonmakers made three pressing
boards for the tailor shop.
Paul Queahpalma fixed up his broth
er's clock at Mitchell Hall.
The dairymen are blowing out stumps
in the lot behind the garden.
Pviither Jake was in the shoe shop
repairing his shoes last Tuesday.
The farmers are busy plowing, harrow
ing and planting at the lower farm.
Walter Miller and Manuel Swanson
are the wood haulers to the engine room
this week. .
Ralph Allen was around last Monday
fixing up some broken places in the ce
ment sidewalks.
A new stove has been placed in the
blacksmith shop and it is a fine thing
these cold mornings.
Henry Shaw, James Moses and Clif
ford Rolf are the new baker boys who
entered on duty last week.
Mr. Moran '.with his force of boys were
seen fixing up the large engine in the
power house last Tuesday.
Alex Lee and Frank Pratrovitoh put
two new windows in the small boys'
home in place of some old ones.
There can not be very much doing at
the sewing rooms this week for neither
one could give us reporters a finglo
item.
Amos Smoker is the principle outside
worker on the farm. Last week he
helped Mr. Smith with some special
work and tnis week he is helping Mr,
Cooper.
The gardeners are busy pruning trees,
burning brush, delivering potatoes, beets,
parsnips, carrots, apples, and all such
other vegetables that are raised in. this
country at this time of the year.
The reporter on entering the harness
shop found William Burk and Seymour
Goudy busy making hame tugs. And
the rest of the harnessmakers were
working as fast as they could
VIOLIN AND PIANO RECITAL.
The School was agreeably entertained,
with a violin and piano recital on Mon
day evening by.-Mr. Huthyn Turney,
assisted by Miss Gertrude Brewer. Miss
Brewer's interpretation of Rubinstein's
Kamennoi-Ostrow delighted the audi
ence while Mr. Turney 's selections were
listened to with wrapt, attention by all.
The only regret was the shortness of tho
program which was. as follows;
1. Kamennoi-Ostrow - - Rubinstein
2. Sonata No. 8 - - - - Mozart
Allegro Vivace, Andante Sostenuto, Allegro,
3. Grand Fantasie - - - Turney
i. Legende ... Wieniawaki
5, (a) Trauinerei - - Schumann
(b) Bagpipe - - - Turney
(c) Romance de Lucrece Borgia, Artot
(d) Mazurka di Concert - Musin