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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
OPENING OF THE LEAGUE
' A double-header game of basketball
last Friday evening opened the Chema-.
wa S,hop?' league. . The printers played
a. very good, game against the carpenters,
winning by a close score of 10 to 9. The
blacksmith out-classed the -tailors from
start to finish. The score was 18 . to 12.
The following was the line-np of the
teams:
Printers Carpenters-.,
)o wnie . f. g ' Jim
Grant -' - " f g - - Patrovich
Jayme . - - c Sorebaud
Darueil g I - - - Stanei'
Wilcox - - g. . Pell tiei;
. -Blacksmiths Tailors
Olney - - - - f . g . - - Coviutori
Smoker . f g ' - .Mo.-e
Sorreli .. . ... ' 0 r Sopwlie
French - g f - - - Luke
Nelson - - g f . Haubury
C RISTM AS EN VERTAIN ME NT;
Our Christmas season of entertain
mei.t started last evening in chapel, Of
the various' features o'f i'ast'evehing's
program much 'could' be t-aid''tha't "lack
of space add time' prevent "but" at any
ratVi 'it' 'was most "enjoyable ' and ' crtdit
able'to ih'e 'teacKers of 'the school ana
the pupils, ' The 'decoration in'te cha
pel are very beautiful, Work of this
order -is-an art, and as; such -is cultivated
in its highest form . here, as is evidenoed
by the combinations 1 and contrasts of
tbs- beautiful ferns, vines and evergreens
with which Nature has provided ;Che
mawa in abundance, 1ho program of
the evening follows:;
1. Piauo Duet "Arrival of Santa Claus"
Dollie Case, Esther Napoleon, Senior Clasa
2. Song "Christmas Bells Ring Out"
Girls of Fifth Grade.
,'.3. Recitation ' A Note to Santa Claus", :
McKinley Moses, Second Grade,
4. . Christmas Chant, Pupils of First Grade
5, A Cnrifetmas Stocking Firmin Wilsonj
Fifth Grade, .
6. Echoes of Christmas Times, Junior Class
7- Song "Christ was Once a Little Baby"
Seven Girls of Third Grade.
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8, A Christmas Soliloquy, Susie Kaufman
9, "Lost on Christmas Eve" Senior Glass
10, Pantocaine "A Snow Tragedy"
Eleanor Lynch, Oilie Harris, Nellie Spen.
cer, and Waiter Haight, Eighth Grade.
11, Sopg "Jolly Old St, Nicholas".. School
KLAMATH AGECEY OTES, '
Thomas White was called toMedford, Mon
day, by s. telegram which stated that bis fath
er was very ill and not expected to live,
Our new school farmer is expected every
day, is to eoroe from tbeState of Wash'
ingtqn. . .... , .
. Next Saturday is Christmas and everyone
is looking foward to a good time and the
presents he is to receive, Santa will have to
bring- a big load to go all . around. ...
..At some' time' in life the average man will
discover that most of his friends are , mere
acquaintances. '"' ' -1-'
Hon; H. Gi Wilson leftrMonday for Klamath
Fall to attend son e business. . :
Mr. Nelander bag been appointed Principal
in charge at. t he Klamath Agency,
Thos. White, the. forest ranger, has moved
from main street to apartment's ori'the school
grounds over the carpenter shof -
G, A, Hull, our industrial teacher, with'his
wife and daughter, .have l.moYe4jn.to. rhe cot
tage recently vacated by M- Lister, .
Slbing is fine now. On Saturday:, after
noon Miss SgIjuIz and Miss Miller took,a cut.
ter ride to the Fort,
.... Id politics it is i-ot bard for a man to know
when he is on the right 'id?. All he has to
do is to get cn the inside, . h
In spite of the theory that he who 1 hesi
tates is lost it is just as well to look before
you leap,
The naked truth must be a -bare statement
of facts.