THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
' CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT
In our last issue we gave the program
of the Christmas entertainment at the
school, and it only remains to state that
the program was in every way pleasing
and appropriate to the accasion The
pupils acquitted themselves with person
al distinction and credit to their in
structors. .
The decorations in the chapel on this
occation were unusually fine. On enter
ing the chapel a tasty arrangement of
a profusion of evergreens greeted the
eye. Streamers of evergreens draped
from the ceiling down across the fore
ground of the rostrum, while in the cen
ter was suspended a magnificent beli
shaped bunch of mistletoe. The win
dows were all decorated, as were both
the north and south entrances of the
chapel. ,
Back of the rostrum were two Scrip
tural quotations, one reading 1 Peace on
Earth Good Will To Men," and the other
"Glory to Gad in the Highest." Over
the south door one was greeted with the
welcome words, "Merry Christmas" while
looking to the north entrance one was
wished "A Happy New Year." Could
anything have been nicer or more ap
propriate to the season? We do not
think so.
CUTTING TABLE CLIPPINGS.
The tailor shop is phased to report
having had a very pleasant Christmas
holiday In every way and in every
thing good cheer reigned. The Christ
mas tree gathering was a most eventful
affair- the greatest that ever happened
. in ChemawTa to our knowledge. The din
ner was enjoyed by the small hoys' table
in the large dining room where we presid
ed on that occasion.
The result of the football game was a
very acceptable Christmas present to
Chemawa from our football boys and we
are thankful.
We are also pleased to return to our
shop again and find the true pleasure to
be found in a usefuloccapation. For
this and 11 other blessings wTe are thank
ful. Hoping that we will close our football
season with one more victory, we wish
'you all A Happy New Year. The Tail
or Shop. ' ,
CHEMAWA'S SCHEDULE.
Oct. 21 University of Oregon Second at Che
mawa. Won 5 to 0.
Oct. 30 Albany College at Albany. Lost
7 toO.
Nov. 7 Fort Stevens at Chemawa. Won 31
to 5.
Nov. 13 Pacific University at Forest Grove
Won 20 to 1.
Nov 20 Oregon Agriculture College SecoLd.
At Chemawa. Won 5 to 0. ,
Nov. 26 Young M-n's Catholic Club of Port
land at Chemawa. Won 6 to 0.
Nov. 28 Albany High vs Chemawa 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 Sec
ond at Chemawa. Cancelled.
Dec. 19 Fort Stevens at Astoria. Cancelled.
Dec. 25, Albina Athletic Club vs Chemawa
Second at Chemawa. Won 19 to 5.
Dec. 26 Young Men's Catholic Club at Port
land. Won 21 to 0.
Jan. 1 Albina Athletic Club vs 'Chemawa
Second at Chemawa.
Jan.l The Dalles Athletic Club at The Dalles.
A CHALLENGE.
The blacksmiths will play anyone de
partment a game of football for the
championship of the school and the losers
to furnish an oyster supper for the win
ning team.
H. E. Mann,
Manager.