TH E CHEMAWA AM ERICAN
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AN APPPvISCIATED COURTESY.
Mr, George Johnson, of G. VV. John
pon & Co., 141 Commercial St., Salem,,
entertained the entire body of students
from Chemawa on their visit to that city,
Wednesday," by engaging the Electric
Theatre for their especial occupancy from
9:80 to 11:30 A. M. This was free to all
school children and it was also opened
for this especial purpose. This was a
courtesy and a kindness which will not
won be.-forgotten by tho-e of our people,
be they young or old. In behalf of the
school The American extends thanks to
.Mr. Johnson and wishes him A Merry
Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
CH HI ST MAS DAY PROGRAM.
Following is the program to be rendered '
in th chapel this morning at. 10 o'clock;
1. Antbem "0, Come All Ye FaitLful
(Adeste Fideles) - - - - Choir
2. Oirol ''See Amid the Winter's Suow"
; - - School
3. Prayer . - ... . . - - ..
4. Selection from theciiptures "And
There Were in the Same Country, School
f). Cmol "Hark! The 11 erald Angels Sing"
- - - - - - - , - - - School
(3. Address - -:- - - - -
T. ''Praise God. From Whom All Blessings
KiowV - - ;- - School
8. benediction - - - - - - .
Found An umbrella in the school
building. Ovvnei1 can have same by
calling at t In? ollice. -
CUTTING TABLE CLIPPINGS.
Patsy Barrett is the best trouser mak
er in. the tailor hop. So said Eddie
Fi cclander.
Arthur Van Pelt was the leader of the
nnstlutoe party from the tailo shop. So
Miid Pat-N Barrett r
The boys in the tailor ,-bop arc busy
mending the holes in their socks antici
pating a visit from Santa Claus?
Clarence Bard well and An drew Bit
ties visited the tailor shop for the pur
pose o? pressing their "peg tops".
Mr, A. H. Ford, a noted traveler, lec
turer and magazine writer, visited Che
raawa during tbe week. At present Mr.
Ford is making his home at Honolulu,
Hawaii, and speaks of the islands as the
Paradise of the earth. In all things
connected with Hawaii the gentleman is
exceptionally well informed. He has
circled the globe three times in his travels
and is now on his fourth trip around
old earth. His extensive travels have
enhanced an already bright personality
and made Mr. Kord a most interesting
arid companionable gentleman. We
regret that , his visit at Chemawa was
necessarily so brief.
CHEMAWA 'S SCHEDULE.
Oct. 24 University of Oregon Second at Che
mawa. Won 5 to 0.
Oct. 30 Albany College at Albany. Lost
7 to 0.
Nov. 7 Fort Stevens at Chemawa. Won 31
.to 5.
Nov, 13- Pacific University at Forest Grove,
Won 20 to 4. v
Nov 20 Oregon Agriculture College Secoi.d,
At Chemawa. Won 5 to 0.
Nov. 26 Young M on 's Catholic Club of Port
land at Chemawa. Won 6 to 0.
Nov. 28 Albany High vs Clieu awa Second
at Chemawa. Won 12 to 0.
Dec. 5 Junction City High vs Chemawa
Second at Chemawa. Won 36 to 0.
Dec. 19 Oregon City High vs Chemawa See
ond at Chemawa. Cancelled.
Dec. 19 Fort Stevens at Astoria. Cancelled.
Dec. 25, Albina Athletic Club vs Chemawa
Second at Chemawa.
Dec. 26 Young Men's Catholic Club at Toil-
laad.
Jan.l The Dalles Athletic Club at The Dalles,