THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES
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James Benjamin was cultivating on
ions on Tuesday afternoon.
The gardeners are . cultivating the
squash and pumpkins this week.
The gardeners were cultivating the
cucumbers on Tuesday afternoon.
The blacksmiths are helping the farm
ers haul hay . from the lake farm this
week.
Joe Moss is again working in the engi
neering department after having been in
the hospital for some time.
The smaller gardeners, in charge of
David Penny, were weeding the potatoes
opposite the hog pen on Tuesday after
noon. .
The farmers are very busy this week
mowing, shocking and hauling hay from
the lower farm to the cow barn, where
the dairy boys put it away.
Mr. Smith with a detail of seven boys
scraped the prunes from the walls of the
kitchen, which were splashed there by
an explosion of a prune caldron some
time ago, on Tuesday afternoon:
The eighth grade boys helped the
farmers haul and shock hay at the lake
and lower farm on Tuesday morning,
while their teacher, Miss Royer, acted as
matron of Mc Bride Hall in the place of
Mrs. Theisz, who went to Woodburn with
the Mandolin Club, where they gave a
Concert on Monday evening.
GAVE GOOD CONCERT. ,
The Girls' Mandolin Club gave a very
pleasant entertainment at Woodburn on
Monday evening to a very enthusiastic
audience. The rendition of the numbers
on the program was highly compliment
ed by all who were present, and the pro
gram which follows reflects great credit
upon the girls and upon their instructor,
Mr. Turney:
Part I
1. The Frost King - - Kenneth
2. Kiss of Spring - - - Rojfe
3. Darkies' Holiday - - Lyons
4. Lily of the Prairie - - Mills
Miss Vernie Cliffe '
(In Indian Costume)
5. Dixie Rube - - - Allen
6. Sunset Pass - . - : - Ames
7. Chicken Pickin's - - - Allen
Part II
8. Gen Mixup, U. S. A. - - v Allen
9. The Baroness - - Comstock
10. Spice of Life - - - Hildreth
11. My Pretty Little Maid of Cherokee
- - - 1 Williams
Miss Vernie Cliffe
(In Indian Costume)
12. The Night Before - - Keith
13. Overture Joys and Sorrows Turney
1L Home, Sweet Home - Hildreth
WHAT PORTLAND PAPERS SAY OF
OUR BAND.
The famous Indian Band is again an
attraction at Chautauqua and Superin
tendent Chalcraft has charge of the camp
on the the grounds. The band has 28
musicians, the Indians coming from Al
aska, Klamath, California, Cathlamet,
Spokane, Montana and Pueblo, New
Mexico. They are a sturdy lot of fel
lows and add a picturesque touch to the
park. Oregonian.
The Chemawa Indian Band has never
made good to such an extent as it has
this year. They are better trained and
are a fine, dignified set of young 'men.
They have always enjoyed a well deserv
ed popularity and while there have been
personnel changes from time to time it is
pleasing to note that as the old ones drop
out there are others as talented to take
their places. Portland Journal.