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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-03
LOCAL SCHOOLS
FINE CATALOGUE
PENDLETON ACADEMY PUTS
OUT NEAT BOOKLET.
Printed on Finest Quality OF Paper
and Beautifully llustrated-School
Year Opens Sept. 15-Changes in
Entrance Requirements II No Pu-
pills Below Sixth Grade to Be Al
mitted Hereafter.

The finest school catalogue ever
issued in Eastern oregon is now be.
ing distributed by Pendleton acad.
emy, and Is a credit to that growing
and popular institution. The cat
alogue was issued from the press Of
the East Oregonian and consists of rs
pages of reading matter and l2 pages
of illustrations. 1t contains every
detail OF information concerning the
academy as well as showing the
academy buildings, number Of the
classes and other leading features.
The catalogue is printed on the
finest quality OF cream book paper
and the illustrations are in brown
tints, giving the book a highly artls-
tic appearance.
BY the academy calendar OF events
it is shown that the next school year
actually opens at S:45 a. m. on Tues
day, September Is, although registra-
tions and examinations will be in
progress on September IA No pu-
pills below the sixth grade will be
accepted at the academy hereafter,
and all the energies of the institution
will be devoted to the development Of
the academic work proper.
Rooms for girls in Koontz hall,
the girls dormitory will cost from
81 to $1.25 per week and will be re-
served in the order Of applications
received. Boarding at Koontz hall
is conducted on the cooperative
plan, each student paying her pro-
portionate share OF the actual cost
making living at the dormitory very
reasonable.
The cost of rooms in Brown hall,
the boys dormitory, is the same as
in Koontz hall and there also the CO.
operative boarding plan has been
adopted for all occupants Of the
hall.
The cost of tuition in the new
academy is given in the catalogue as
follows: Academic course, S25 per
term, or $50 per year; preparatory
course, $40 per term; teachers re-
view course, $25 per term; CONNER
cial course, S25 per term; domestic
science course, $25 per term.
In addition to the excellent in
strumental music which has been
maintained by the academy for q
number Of years. a course in voice
culture and vocal music under the
direction Of Mrs. Anna Selkirk-Nor-
ton of this city has been established
beginning with the coming school
year.
This promises to be a valuable ad-
dition to the institution and will be
well patronized.
The commercial course promises to
be well patronlzed also, as there Is
a growing demand for commercial
and the academy offers
special preparation in this course.
The coming school year promises
we'll. Principal W. H. Bleakney is
a personal solicitation for
students, and is meeting with good
success. and II is probable that both
Brown hall and Koontz hall will be
filled to overflowing when the school
year opens on September Is. It Is
very necessary for students to apply
early in order to secure accommoda-
ions in the dormitories, as 1t is
quite probable that those coming late
will be accommodated in outside cot
ages or in private homes
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-03
Engineer Whistler Applles,

Engineer John T. Whistler, who
was engineer in charge of the Una
tilla irrigation project for the gov
ernment, has applied for the work Of
and estimating the cost
and feasibility Of the proposed grav.
ity water system for this city. Mr..
Whistler is now located in Portland,
where he has established offices and
will follow his profession.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-03

list and as a result OF this request the
youngster will make the trip to Amer
lean Lake.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-03
COMPANY | To
AMERICAN LAKE
THIRTY EIGHT OFFICERS
AND MEN LEFT ON NO. 5.
Special Car Attached to Midnight
Train-Baker City Company on
Same Train and The Dalles Compa-
ny Picked Up En- Route-Wm Par
ticipate in Maneuvers With United
States Regulars

Thirty-eight officers and members
OF company L, oregon national guard,
OF this city, left last night in a special
tourist car attached TO o. R. & n.
train No. 5, at 1:05 a. m, for Ameri-
can Lake, Wash, where all the
guardsmen Of the three northwest
states and a large portion of the reg
ular troops stationed in the northwest,
will hold their annual encampment
for the next two weeks.
The Baker City car was also picked
up by No. last night and at Z
o'clock this morning a car bearing
The Dalles company was attached to
the train, these three companies CIV
ing eastern Oregon an excellent rep
resentation at the encampment.
Those going from this city with
company L, were as follows:
Captain Dan P. Smythe, First Lieu
tenant E. B .Aldrich, Second Lieuten-
ant r. Oliver, First Sergeant Drake,
Second Sergeant A. c. Funk. Sergeant
D. B. Bailey, Sergeant c. Vinier, Ser
geant r. D. Herr, Sergeant E. Marsh,
Corals T. Baker, L. NJ. Lyman, P. Fol-
SIN, c. Buzan; Musician Porter; Pri-
Yates Blanchett, Badger, Bergsma,
Bowman, Campbell, Carroll. Delateur,
Engdahl, Eklund. Hoover, Herr,
Humphrey, Jay Lyman. A.. Lyman,
E, McLaren, McGinn, Porter, Power.
Rahe, Roach, Reeves, sprague, Whit
took
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-03
The Mascot,
Master Francis LYMAN tnRpe

Master Francis Lyman, logged out
in the regulation khaki unifrm from
the leggings to soldier hat with a belt
and its toy pistol in a holster, accom-
panied the company as a mascot. The
youngster astonished Captain Smythe
a week ago by asking Capt. Smythe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-03
Fireman Adler promoted

Fireman Will Adler, who has been
on the Pendleton-Portland local run
between this city and Umatilla since
the local train was put in service,
has just been promoted to the posi-
tion Of engineer and left Saturday for
La Grande to begin in his new work.
Fireman Kinney OF the helper service
at Kamela, 8 the next fireman for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-03
UMATILLA CASE CONTINUED.
Land Fraud Trials Set for Today Go
Over Until Sentemher.

At the request OF United States At
torney McCourt. Judge wolverton
Saturday continued until September
Is the time in which the defendants
indicted for land fraud operations in
Umatilla county, may appear in court
and plead, says the oregonian. The
original time set for the appearance
of the defendant in court was today.
August 1.
These are the cases In which ]. H.
Raley Of Pendleton. and about dozen
other Umstilla county citizens are
charged with acquiring wrongfully
several thousand acres OF unallotted
Indian lands in that county. II is
understood Mr., Raley and the other
defendants will file demurrers to the
indictments. These necessarily must
be argued and disposed OF before fur
ther proceedings can be had under
the indictments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-03
Adjutant Storey Coming.

Adjutant Perley Storey of the Sal
vation Army will conduct special SER
vices at the Congregational church
on the corner Of johnson and Webb
streets Tuesday evening. The meet
ing will commence at s p. m, and the
public Is cordially invited to at
tend. Capt Croser, Officer in
CharRe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-03
NEW HARVESTER WORKS WELL.
Reynolds Combined Used by Neil and
Elgfn Makes Good Record on the
III. II. Neil Farm


The Reynolds combined harvester,
now being used by Ben Neil and Clell
Elgin on the H. r. Neil place near
Fulton, is giving perfect satisfaction.
1t is a l4-foot cut and is pulled by 25
horses and is cutting on an average
of about 25 acres per day.
The machine is an automatic leveler
and adjusts itself to all kinds Of land
automatically. This gives It a great
advantage over other machines and
it is hoped that 1t will be generally
adopted by Umatilla county farmers.
1t is manufactured in this city by the
inventor, H. d. Reynolds. The Neil
wheat is running about 27 bushels
per acre.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-03

Mrs. Lima Sturgiss and son and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartman, Jr.,
came down from Wenaha springs by
auto this morning, They had been
spending few days at the resort.
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
FAREWELL RECEPTION TO BE
RENDERED BISHOP MCINTYRE

As his last farewell to Los Angeles
friends Bishop Robert Mcintyre VIII
be rendered a reception this evening
nv his home church, the First Metno-
dist. in which he served his last actlVe
pastorate before being elected TO the
bishopric.
The affair this evening will be re-
union of the congregation. The family
of Bishop Mcintyre will also be In
cluded in the farewell.
DR.. S. e. Seymour will make an ad-
dress on behalf of the church and
music will be rendered by the church
choir and the Sunday school orchestra.
Bishop Mcintyre will make G. response
Bishop Mcintyre will leave with his
family Wednesday for Minneapolis, MS
field of labor for the coming four years.
Another subject of interest to local
Methodists and coming close after the
reception to Bishop Mcintyre Will be
the proposed reception to Bishop Ham
ilton, who has served as the Califor-
mia bishop for the past four years.
Bishop Hamilton is expected to arrive
in Los Angeles Tuesday and the city
Methodist union is endeavoring to ar
range reception for him.
The San Francisco people recently
rendered an elaborate farewell to
Bishop Hamilton, and the rival city of
Los Angeles for an Episcopal residence
will endeavor to accord him similar
honor. 1t is not known exactly how
long a time Bishop Hamilton will
spend in Los Angeles, and therefore no
definite arrangements have been made
for the event.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
CHURCH. MUSIC

Tn many of the Los Angeles churches
chorus choirs form large part of the
musical attraction, and this mas peer
emphasized lately by the formation OF
several new church choruses. Notably
the music at the Temple Auditorium
has recently undergone a decided
change since Bruce Gordon Kingsley
| left the position of organist and direc
| tor. ]. P. Poulin is forming large
| chorus choir, which took part In tn
services yesterday. I'm Humble Faith,
an anthem, was sung yesterday morn
ing by this chorus. Mrs. Bacon, con
tralto, sang 1.-THE Man of Galilee" ant
the quartet gave Awake My Soul.''
The large choir of the First Metho
dist church rendered an elaborate pro
gram yesterday as follows:
organ prelude, prelude in Flat" (Bizet)
| Largo" (Buck).
Hymn 955, Love Divine" (zundle).
| Anthem, duet and chorus, III Waited To-
the Lord" (Mendelssohn).
| Offertory solo, 1.-THE Penitent," Van d.
Wster) Miss Fannie MARBLE. contralto.
| Hymn S17, more Love to Thee" Doare).
organ prelude, Echo" (Tonebelle); Ada
gic in A." (Beethoven).
Hymn 854, 20 for a Heart to Praise Ny
| God" (Spohr).
Anthem, Hear Me When CALI HalD.
| Offertory duet, Love Divine (Smarp
Mrs Stadden. soprano; Spencer Robinson
Hymn 49,, Jesus. Saviour. Pilot Me-
Postlude, 'Finale from Sonata No. o"
(Mendelssohn).
| The quartet consists of Mrs Stadden, So
| prano; Miss Fannie MARBLE, contralto; Spencer
Robinson, tenor; DIR. Eugene E. Davis. bass
and Director Ray Hastings, organist The
chorus numbers more than seventy voices
At the First Congregational church
Harry Clifford Lott had arranged the
programs as follows:
Morning
Organ prelude, procession du St. Sacra
ment," (Chauvet).
Choir, 1.-The Lord Is My Strength" (simper)
Choir response.
Solo, II VIII Lay Me Down in Peace, y
(Buck) Mrs. Charles G. stivers:
Organ postlude, prelude and Fugue in F, .
(Bach).
organ prelude "Andante Cantabile," fourth
Choir, ''Jubilate in B Flat" (Nevin).
Choir, Gospel Hymn"
Offertory, organ, Lullaby (vogt).
Choir Jerusalem the Golden" Rubinstein)
organ postlude.
Harry Clifford Lott, choir director.
John Douglas Walter presented the
following program at Christ church:
Morning prayer
Organ, "A Pastorale," (Guilmano.
Professional, hymn $40.
''Venite," chant 20 (Mendelssohn).
''GIoria Patri," (Goodson).
''Te Deum," (Maeston)
"Jublate Deo," chant 1856 (Soaper).
Anthem, Rock Of Ages" (BuclO quartet.
Hymn 400.
GLORIA Patri." Ovoodward).
Offertorium, Praise Ye the Father" (Gou-
ncd) choir.
Offertory sentence (Anon).
Amen" (Gower).
Recessional, hymn S74.
organ. "St Ann's Fugue." (Bach).
John Douglas Walker, director of music
]. P. Dupuy, director of the choir al
the Trinity Methodist south, prepared
the following program for the services
yesterday:
Opening chorus Souls of the Righteous, y
(Noble).
Harold Ostrom.
Hear, NY People," Frederick stevenson)
Mrs C. q. Barnard.
.'Father of Mercies," (schencker) Mrs. Bar
nard, Miss Thompson, F. H. ostrom' ]. r
Dupuy.
Chorus, by Babylons Wave"