Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-05
CHEMAWA INSTITUTE
BEGAN YESTERDAY

Instructors and employees of the U. S.
government Indian service are gather
ing at Chemawa for the work of an in
stitute which is the first of its kind
to be held in this state. Delegates from
Washington, Idaho, Montana, Califor-
MIA, Oklahoma and New Mexico are ar
irving at the Indian school for the ses-
sions which opened yesterday afternoon.
It is believed that this institute will
mark an important event in educational
circles in this state. The institute is
under the direction of H. E. Wads-
worth, superintendent of the Indian
training school. H. B. Peairs, super
visor of Indian schools, and H. G. Will
son, supervisor of the Indian service.
The sessions begin at 7 o clock each
morning when Professor W. l. Staley,
of the Capital Business college, gives
instruction to a large class in penman-
ship. The professor returns at $3.50 to
this city for his regular work. The
other hours of the day are replete with
instruction and entertainment. Thurs
day night Prof j. L. Larson, of the
o. A. c., will deliver an address on the
subject "Agriculture for Glasses.
! The following is the entertainment
schedule:
Thursday evening, August 6-Reeep-
tiOn in the gymnasium, $3.50 to IL.
Saturday evening, August S-Water-
melon feed on the lawn, $3.50 to 1890.
| Everyone tell darkey aneedOte, sing a
plantation song or play banjo.
Sunday, August 9-Fifty-mile trip by
auto truck to Silver Creek Falls, start
ing at 6 a. m. and returning at p. m
Lunch prepared by the committee from
the clubs Those desiring to join the
party will please deposit 81 with Mr.
Z. A. Smith for auto fare not later thar
Friday noon, August Z.
Monday evening, August l0-Recep
ton for Commissioner Sells in the gym
nasium at $3.50.
Tuesday evening, August 11-Operet
ia, "The Rose of Savoy" (under the
direction of Miss DOhse) in auditorium
at $3.50.
Wednesday evening, August 12-Pic
mic in the woods to I. Everyone ex
pected to enter contests-fat, lean
short and tall, all admitted. Olympic
games. Fortunes revealed from the lal
of Mother Nature. Lunch arranged b.
the committee.
; Friday evening, August l4-Informa
gathering in the gymnasium, $3.50 to II
Those Attending.
} The following is the enrolment u
, to Tuesday morning:
Robert Knox, SuinashO, Wash; Ches
ter Bullard, Teholah, Wash; Irene Be
saw, Fort Simcoe, Wash; Sara G. Clou
tier, Pendleton, Ore; Vitalene Jear
nette, Warm Springs; Elnora Buckles
: Pendleton; Lavina V. Devault, For
Simcoe, Wash; Ella M. Baxter, Taco
ma; Mary Bates, Tacoma; Emanuel j
Besaw, Fort Simcoe; Sadie +. Culbert
son, Warm Springs; Alexina D. LaffiI
Warm Springs; Sara r. Hacklandel
= Likely, Cal; George w. Zang, KLAMATH
Elsie Radiant, olletz; Daisy b. Hy
: ton, Chilloeco, Okla; Myrtle Larser
: Tulalip; James Kirk, Fort Simco
! Wash; Ella Kirk, Fort SimcOe; Wasl
l ington Berrimauw, Warm Springs, Ore
! Christina Paulding, Hannah, Idah,
Elizabeth Ramsey, Tacoma; Margare
[ Mitchell, Minnie Anderson and Nine n
Hurlburt, Tulalip, Wash; Elizabet
James, Nixon, Nevada; Mary L. Leade
Fort Simcoe, Wash; Clyde Blair, Tlbl
querque, New Mexico; w. w. Coo
Washington, d. c.. Ella McMunn, S;
I lem; Horace G.. Wilson, Roseburg; Kat
l.. Brewer, Mary Olive Skipton, Mar
. E. Theisz, Antoinette Whie, GertruC
[ Anna Brewer, Lucy Flint, Hilda Bran
D Dora Reidel, Albert Gillette, w. '
, Cooper, Myrtle Randolph, Charl
Y Woods, Katherine Brown, William job
son, Edwin Smita, Myrtle Cooper, Eli
ma B. TrOutman, Nora Mann; Jol
Westley, Fred Mitchell, Lucy Smit
O Myrtle Peters, Ruth Brewer, Phyll
= Cooper, Mollie V. Gather, Sam BraC
n Victoria Fickle, Alberta Fulkerso
+ Sarah Brewer, Katie Brewer, Cord
- Hornbueket, Eva B. Loos, Clarence
Fulkerson, Martha Gillette, Har
Mann, Arthur Van Tassel, Ruth VI
Tassel Levina Mann, Mary Lipha
Irene Johnson, Ivan Pugh, Celes
Brace, Marion l.. Devoe, Eta Doug
r erty, Louten Brewer, II. f. Wadswor
1 and w. L. Clardy, all of Chemawa.