Weekly Chemawa American., April 30, 1909, Page 4, Image 4

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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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Published Weehly at the United
States Indian Training School.
rftiBscRiPTioN Price, 25 Cents a Year. Citibs of
Five or Over 20 Cents.
Entered the Chemawa, Oregon, Postoffice as sec
ond-elass mail matter,
PRINTING STAFF
Joseph Dillstrom, Benjamin Wilcox
Henry Darnell, John Service, James Evans
Calvin Darnell, Louis Hudson Frazier
Meoum, Robert Service, Carl Stone.
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Mrs. Campbell and Irene went to
Salem, Wednesday.
A new 80-gallon cauldron arrived here
for the school Wednesday.
Mr. Beck, formerly the assistant engin
eer here, was a visitor yesterday.
Willie Beane has changed his address
from TTkiah to Pendleton, Oregon.
The Excelsior literary society plans
to give their annual party next Tuesday.
Alex. Cajete, who plays solo clarinet
in the band, is also practicing on a ten
or saxophone.
Walter Morrissette returned from his
home in Eastern Oregon and has joined
the Tyee's baseball team.
Dr. Lieurance, who has been out of the
game for some time, will soon be there
again. He is one of the Black Cat stars.
The Relay-Race Oldsmobile poem is a
peach. It is the combined effort of the
office force.
David Lewis, a former student of this
school, has recently been married. We
students who know him wish him suc
cess. The Tigers are not on the lead as is
given in another column but are holding
second place. The Tyees are now lead- t
ng with a percentage of 750.
There should be three bells rung for
dinner. The first one for the slower
section of the boys to begin falling in
the second one for thp other boys to fall
in, and the third one to march.
Arthur Van Tassel, engineer, has ar-'
rived from Rosebud, South Dakota, and
has entered upon his duties at the head
of the Engineering Department. His
wife and three children accompanied him.
Wanted A good score keeper by the
managers of the Rose Avenue League.
Some one outside the league is perfer
able. Apply to manager Williams of
the Tigers. You will get a good salary
if you expect it.
We are glad to be able to publish in
another column the communication
from Mr. Leupp, in which he advises the
employees of the Service that the report,
of his resignation was erroneous and
that he will continue to hold the reins.
RELAY-RACE OLDSMOBILE.
UU Pea-Sea has an oldsmobile,
For the relay race she's a pearl;
His hope is all in this gas machine,
It keeps his heart in a whirl;
For when he goes for a spin you know,
He'd love to have the auto go.
He tries to steer, while she backs to the rear,
Then he whispers soft and low I ! I '
"Speed away with me, it's Will.
In this merry oldsmobile
Down the road of the race I'd fly."
He'll be bubbling, "O, if I
To the end of the race could steal
And see our boys the message bring;
Rut this is my finish, that I can see,
In this merrY oldsmobile."