THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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J pupies Teems I
The five-mile runners can' be seen
every afternoon. F. R.
John Brown was the leader for the
Excelsior band. G. W.
The Junior Class pupils have com:
menced Bank Discount. S. B.
Miss Royer took the Eighth Grade out
to the kale field last Friday morning.
The Juniors are working on some
very hard arithmetic problems R. M.
The Seniors find their lessons in
general history more interesting as they
go on. M.L.
The Senior class pupils have com
menced preparing work for 'the fair in
Seattle. S. B.
Who will, be the boy to run the
marathon race which will be held in
Portland on March 26?
Gussie Cameron surprised some of the
.McBride Hall girls by playing "The
Burning of Rome" on the piano.
Esther Napoleon entertained three of
her friends with some pretty music on
the piano last Sunday afternoon.
The first game of baseball was played
last Saturday between the big Z's and
the Amatears', in which the Amateurs
were victorious. J. S.
Martha LeClair is busily engaged,
making a tailored suit to be, exhibited
at the Seattle fair, after which she will
resume her work at the hospital. L. H.
The farmers and the gardeners are
getting busy working in their fields be
cause it is spring time and ft is a busy
day for our farmers and gardeners at
Chemawa. A. F,.
Although the Nonpariel: society was
defeated in the debate last Monday night
they feel that it was worth the effort.
'Tis better to fall in the battle than to
run from it. V.C.
Jesse Spencer of Toppenish, Wash., is
visiting his sisters for a short time; He
is on his way to SanFrancisco, where he
will stop off and visit his brother, Lester,
who is going to Honolulu in April.-WF
We all wish Dennis Harnden good
luck tomorrow night in the wrestling
match with Bridge, the Bellingjiam man.
Dennis has been training his wrestlers
very faithfully and we look for a good
time during 'the preliminary wrestling.
David Graham is training Dennis
Harnden for his wrestling match on the
thirteenth of march. Mr. Harnden also
runs five miles every morning before
breakfast to give him an appetite and
also to lessen his waight. T. C.
Perhaps one of the deepest subjects
that ever has been debated here in
Chemawa between two societies is the
one that is going to be debated on the
18th of this month. The question, "Re
solved, That the Monroe Doctrine
should be continued as a permanent
foreign policy of the United States."
This is going to be a very interesting de
bate as well as instructive. '1 he Non
pariels have the affirmative side of the
question and are" represented by Levi
Sortor, Ralph Allen and Calvin Darnell
against Fortunato Jayme, Robert Cam
eron and Thos. McCully. Both sides
are confident of victory. Sortor is an
old debater, having been on the debat
ing team for about nine years now and
with his able colleagues, he predicts to
win this debate without a question.
The Excelsiors say that they are from
, "Missouri." H. J.