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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
A Fourth of July
Continued from page 1 )
8:30 p. m. It was held in Grant East
man's hall and was free to all. The
music was furnished by the Neah Bay
brass band.
PROGRAM AND PRIZES.
First-class rrorse race, won by Hal
'Gorget, Quileute, prize $15; second
prize won by Johnson Black, (uileute,
$10; second-class horse race, won by '
Thompson Black, Quileute,. $10; second
prize won by Dewey' Cleveland, Quil
eute, $5; whaling canoe race, won by
Neah Bays, $15; second prize won byt
Qiiileutes, $10; tirst-chiss foot-race, won
by Ernest Obi, Quileute, $10; second
prize won by M. Luke, Neah Bay, $5;
-girls! first-class foot-race, won by Ruth
Anderson,'-Neah -Bay,. $2; second prize
won by . Eunice Obi, Quileute, $1 ; run-"
ning-broad jump,, won by Krnest Obi,
Qui lento, $3; second-class foot-race, won
by Gus Howchops, Neah Bay, $3; second
prize won by Jonah Cole, Quileute, $1.50;
fat. mail's race, won by Ollie Smith, Qui)- '
eute, $1.50; second prize won by Esau
Penn, Quileute, $1; cat'sized canoe race
won by VY . and A. Jackson, Quileute,
ami Neah Hay, $3; second prize won by
Wm. Penn and Chas. Sailte, Quileutes,
$1.50; pole yanking, won by I Freemont
Bennett. Quileute, $2; second prize won
by Morton Penn, Quileute, $1; ushintiy"
ame, won by Quileutes, $5; sack race,
won by R. h'aymond Ward, Quileute
$1.50; second prize won by Da n White,
Mora, $1; wrestling match, tie, $B.
Girls' race, won by M ay 'Hudson, Quil
eute, $1; second prize won by Kate Jack
son, Quileute, 50 cents; boys' race, won
by Fred Penn, Quileute, $1 ; second prize
won by Fred Anderson, Neah Bay, 50
cents; river canoe race, won by Quileute
white man, $4; second prize won by
white man. $2; three-legged race, won by
Frank and Ernest, $2; swimming race,
won by Luke Hobucket, . Quileute, $2;
second prize won by Arthur Jackson,
Neah Bay, $1. '
Johnson Black,
Freemont Bennett
Quileute Day School,
LaPush, Wash. , ,
I INDUSTRIAL NOTES 1
g by' pupils I
li: ,;!!: n;: jii: iz: -ii: -in:, jii; if'
Robert Sampson spliced the cable for
the stump puller.
Haines DeWitt has ' made a battery ,
for the printing office.
Peter Bushman is making traces this
week in the harness shop. .. :
James Minesinger has entered the
bLacksmithing department.
Walter Miller is the morning engine
er. Manuel Swanson is fireman.
William Burke is working on hame -tugs
in the harness making department.
Allen McGibbons and George Horn
churned Monday in the dairy : depart-
ment.
May Evans is sewing white braid .on
the, uniforms in the dressmaking depart
ment. Work is a little behind in the laundry
on account of the lack pf steam and the
broken washer.
Paul Queahpalma, James Olney, and
James Minesinger repaired the lid to
the washers in tne laundryv