The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-23
WORKING HARD f|RSUCCESS
4AerLTy OF CHENEY NORMAL
sCmooL PREPARING FOR TERM
0ss. Giving Mach Valuable Jnfor-
nation To sfadeets-Adsantag
s9ee.. Ds.tea to sas poss.rn,eilsrsnrer.

Special DlspAteh 70 tns Post-rnssiItrener.
CHENEY. Asg. 21.-~Arrangern@nss sps
tae reSpenfng " the cacfaey sfets normal
ecAool are progressing satisfactorily. Ptos-
~. h. Turner. he principal. - working
oera 10 make tAs school . success. T.ass
GEEK aa attended ths ssaenegs' institute
., gstsrvsala. distributing literature per
f2sa.ag 70 the ssisooi ard taking II up
3ie reports a great deal OF interest u
tie aabisct. ant Several applications fsr
accommodations AZ sssldxnts from Douglas
eoaEty. Tomorrow Pref. Turner starts fyr
EaskaDH ia flss interest ~ che scssSsi. ard
sfssn there viii progeed - Naiia E4ga
10 attend tas teachers i3st.tate. thence
80 ether institutes IN Esaasersa " anhigg-
tan. TIE yEoapesfs are that he scigoai Is II
open with = gooG Attendance September
s. and sGcreass the number 81 pupils month
b. month. This eitszens OF Cheney nave
subscribed sIoeraisy toward the mainte-
nance Ct tae Aek0ss, and al interested are
pulling together for the success If iae in
nti;utjon.
TIE 1888 catalogue for lie normal
sais0o. IN just eas. From IL the following
Items % interest are cleaned:
Frat term begins Thursday. September
3. isse. Entrances examinations Thursday
= -
yae&fi1n begins Friday. December p. al IL
O'Clock noon and efosee Monday, January
2. isss. First term ends Friday. February
3. Second term hegias Monday. February
s. ard ends Thursday. june z. commence
anent day.
The carrying cot Of sha foregoing calen-
Gar will not depend upon stale aid TIE
fun years work Of forty weeks Is giaran-
teed 70 be given 10 all students deairlng IL.
The school enjoys ali Of its original pow
ers ard privileges. and wti confer upon
its graduates the regular state normal d.
plomaa. and state certificates 10 teach.
This school, With iss FREE text books. large
library and complete equipment. offers to
The young people OF Eastern Washington
special advantages for u liberal profession
a education
THIS faculty consists Of the following
mail kEswn educators; W. II. Turner. II.
A. u. Sc. principal teacher Of psychology,
history and philosophy Of education: +. II.
Babeock Is. A.. Pm. H.. vice principal,
Latin ard English. George Becker Vi. e..
mathematics aad science: j. II. Adams.
LII. H.. civil government and school law:
Rose II. Esee Turner. supervisor of meth
DDS and training sehooi; I.islyan Waitef
drawing and peamanShip.
The board Of trustees consists OF T..
bamrse. Il. -. oimsled. Spokane. and Il.
II Maaser, Cheney.
TIE location Of the normal schuol is in
the midst OF the post aopu!ous section OF
Eastssn Warrington. and Is easy Of ae-
cess, being tbs line " the Washington
CeatTal railroad and ,he main Line OF Inc
Northern Pacific. with the paiotlse branch
al Marshall eight miles distant and the
Great Northern. Oregon Railway & Nav-
Cation, ard spokaBe Falls d Northern
railways, wilh their branches. only six
teen nsiiss away. at Spokane Cheney u
one of tia mast beautiful and heaithful
towns of the STATE. II has plentiful. sup
spiy Of shade trees on all the streets Of
Fhe city, fine homes. .ssh producing ORCH
ards ard large iawns. Il Is clean, lighted
ay electricity, we'll supplied with good wa
ter frofa Wels, well as for fire and
lawn purposes. II las tive newspapers,
five churches. and one of the best public
school buildings III the state, with an ex-
ceilens corps Of teaeAers.
In 1886 there WIS completed by the state
the largest and best arranged normal
scapoi building Il. Washington. II is of
brick ard stone, ard Is furnished with al
OF The modern appliances 10 he found IN
any first class Institution. The recitation
rooms ate large, well heated. lighted ard
ventilated. The physical and chemical Ia
beratofies ars supplied with the best APP
pIisnces oasainabe. Each floor Is sup
Piled with large coax rooms toilet rooms.
invatorea. etc. The corridors are large
ard we'll lighted, the stairs easy OF ac~
cess. while the auditorium, with it's beam
Tiful stage. large gallery and comfortable
modern furniture, Is one Of the best in the
state, and VIII seat o., people.
The conditions 81 admission are ths same
a. Apply 10 all the Washington state nor
NAL schools. No tuition Is charged stu
dents. bat "a srmi-aHnnai Incidental zee X
SIS IT, required OF each one enrolling This
Incidental fee viii he reduced 10 s. per
year soon as the s.-h0oi is restored 20
state patronage. The state furnishes text
books.
Coed board and rooms can be had In
private fsmiiea 81 e per week. grest
many STUDENTS prefer 70 rent rooms and
beard themselves. aRli AZ this writing sew
erai buildings Asye been rented hf stu
dents who haze fsfnlast themselves into
e.nbs far that parIsoss
TIE library caafstas eight hundred ref
cfsnee hooks and over two thousand tex:
books.
Tia large gymnasium e directly under
ehe auditorium c.,Gyae-coyered saw
dust track In the form at a circle seventy
fec, IN diameter affords an opportunity
e. running Indian csus,s punching haas
horizontal bar taS4ng slo%cs damn-hes
cts are az The disposal X sae yoarg "a
dies ~ we'll ynuas rrn a. Speel IL
hours. TIE campus Is large ard lev-9
THE catalogue contain .iSt * 0f;Y-twa
graduates 81 Tbs scha0.. who. NTH few ex-
eertienH have !sCratiyF AID honorable go
slttons H. various portions ~ zats <tste sd
other states. Tie aiauHt oTtcsrs are.
president Grace : Iseery. D~svs<iA,e: srsy
We president, Nellie Hamilton Lewiston.
ldsha. SseSassi .rtce trsssiee.. NRat@ MIR
riman spokane. faFs viea president Ga
ta~ha ~. kiasa- Syfagss. se<tsfaTy. II
A ke@s'iak. S5'as>anc. treasurer. sGr@rse
l. Gag tfsAessfalss
tsris@nt.s 4. convention Named.
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az -. r4e5iss hgit h~1e Isss SATURDAY. fs~
following "a ~ vsEssr} &s daseNata~ te the
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