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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1906)
DAILY EAST ORE GO MAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY APRIL 14, 1006. EIGHT PAGEfe. PAGE BIX. Churches Congregational Ctraroh. Easter will b observed at both the morning and evening service by making m of appropriate hymns and scripture, and the pastor will preach on the following- subjects: The Rended Grave." and "The Vic tortoui Christ." The evening eervlce will be cloaed early ao that the audi ence will have an opportunity to hear Paul Rader's address on "Men and Measures" at Hendricks' hall. The Sunday school will study an Easter lesson at 11:41 In the morning and a special offering; will be taken. The .Christian Endeavor topic for 6: SO In the evening will be: "Lessons From His Resurrection Miracles." Special Easter services will be held at the West End mission at 2:S0 Sunday afternoon. The children will render special recitations and songs and will receive their Easter cards. A liberal Easter offering Is requested, and the school will vote on the purpose to which It shall be applied. " Church of the Redeemer. " Rev. Henry Dixon Jones, rector. Services for Easter day: Celebration of the ho"ly communion, 7:J0 a, m. Morning prayer, celebration of the holy communion and sermon, 11. Sub ject of sermon, "The Power of the Resurrection." The Knights Temp lar service and sermon, 3 p. m. Sub ject of sermon, "The Knights Templar Obligation to Christianity." Sunday school festival, S p. m At the 11 o'clock service and at the S o'clock service there will be special music, with augmented choir, under the di rection of Mrs. W. C. E. Prultt, organ ist and choirmaster. The public are cordially invited to all services. The children and officers of the Sunday school will meet at 10:30 to practice the hymns for the Sunday school fes tival. Monday, April 16, at 7:30 p. m.. In the parish building, the annual parish meeting. And It Is hoped that every member of the parish will be present. 8 p. m. Reading room open dally ex j cept Sunday. Everyone Is welcome. First Christian Church. At t:45. Bible school. There is a class for any age, and a separate room for each class. Come and study with us. W. F. Taylor, superintendent At 11a. m., song service and communion. At 6:30, young people's society, topic to be discussed, "The Life of Christ; Raising Again to Life; Miracles." Anniversary of the resurrection of J At 7:30, preaching by William P. Cowden of Tacoma. Subject, "Our Great Salvation; What It Is, and Where to Find It." Wednesday evening, 7:30 prayer meeting and choir practice. Every one Invited to all these services. Friday evening, Bible school teachers' meeting. Methodist Episcopal Church. This being Easter Sunday, the day will begin with a "Sunrise" prayer meeting at 6 a. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. At 11 a. m.. Rev. I. B. Tallman will preach a sermon appropriate to the day. Epworth league, 6:30 p. m At 7:30 a program of exercises will be rendered by the Sunday school pu pils. Songs by the children, reclta tlons, declamations, etc., will be the order of the service. This Is the chit dren's missionary service. All are cordially Invited to attend. Robert Warner, pastor. Easter program has been provided. At 7:30 the pastor will deliver the Easter sermon, "The Risen Christ." There will be special muslo by the choir. At the close of this service the ordinance of baptism will be adminis tered. We will endeavor to close earlyfor the Rader meeting. MAY RAISE OOVNTY SALARIES. Would Appear to Be Just for Nex Perce County. Says the Lewlston Teller: The board of county commissioners ill at some time during the session tlx the salaries for the county offices for the next term and the results of such fixing will be watched with In terest. There Is a general feeling that coincident with the rapid growth of the county business the salaries of all the offices will be fixed at the maxi mum limit. This will mean the rais ing of salaries for five of the offices. The maximum for the sheriff Is 32.000, who now gets 31750; the maximum for the treasurer is 31500, who now gets 31200. The county at torney Is due to get a raise of 3150; he now gets 31350. The coroner may have his salary doubled. He now gets 3150 and may have 3300. The school superintendent at 31200, the auditor at 32000 and the assessor at 33000 an dthe surveyor at 3800 are already receiving the maximum salary as provided by law. Special Easter Music The following special Easter music al program has been arranged for the morning services at 11 o'clock, at the Church of the Redeemer: Hymn No. 110 "Come Te Faith ful." Easter Chant No. 322. Gloria Patri No. 199. Te Deum Custance. Jubilate Wooler. Hymn No. 116 'Angels Roll the Rock Away." Gloria Meadows. Hymn No. 115 "The Day of Resur rectlon. Anthem "Christ Is Risen." E. A Clare. Offertory sentence, Chant 405, Ter Sanctus Meadows. Hymn 225 "Bread of the World.' Gloria in Excelsls chant No. 438. U..mw. 9 ti It "CI r, r XJa Allttltila1 I ll.lt vvv ' ' O V. .ll.t.ul.. V' Presbyterian inuron. Morning worship at lo:so in me Finn Randst Church. chapel of Pendleton academy, uiois There will be Easter services at this school at 12 m. The music for tBft)church at all tne regular appointed morning service Includes Clark's "Te Deum," and an anthem. "Awake Glad Soul." (Kratx.) An Easter song senr times for meetings. At 6 o'clock, sun rise prayer meeting. At 10 o'clock the Bible school will render an Easter Ice will be held in Odd Fellows' hall . program, consisting of songs, reclta at 7:30. In addition to the congre- tlons and special music At 11 o'clock rational singing of familiar hymns, the pastor will preach a special ser the choir will sing "The Risen Con- mon to the children. All enrolled queror, luanaei.j ana awub xeimemoers or me rtiDie scnoui m mc Saints and Sing," (Mrs. Adams.) This, younger classes will receive an service will close In ample time to allow all to hear Rev. Paul Rader In Hendricks hall. Christian Scientists. First Society of Christian Scientists, room 5. E. O. building. Services Sun day. 11 a. m. Subject. "Probation After Death." Wednesday meeting. Easter souvenir in memory of the day. This sermon Is entitled, "The Message of the Flowers." Older children may attend if they will not whisper. In the afternoon at 3 o'clock the Junior boys and girls will gather for their meeting, to be led by FVances Osborne. At 6:30 the B. T. P. will hold a leaderless meeting. An ;14WBIRELES PIONEERS ELECT OFFICERS. Reunion in AMERICAN WIRELESS DeFOREST TELEGRAPH CO. System Used and Endorsed by the U. 8. Government Thirty-Fourth Annual Portland. The board of directors of the Ore gon Pioneer association, at a recent meeting elected officers and made ar rangements for the S4th annual re union, to be held Thursday, June 14. in Portland. The speaker selected for that day was Allen Weir of Olympla, expresldent of the Washington pio neers. Rev. A. J. Hunsacker of Mc- Mlnnvllle, was chosen chaplain, and Joseph Buchtel grand marshal. The woman's auxiliary will be un der the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Cartwrlght. The officers chosen are: John W. Mlnto, president (1848); George H. Hlmes, secretary (1853); directors, E. Magers (1852), Robert A. Miller (185.4), Judge William Gal loway (1852). Wireless Station Pendleton Telephone Promoter Here. H. H. Manny, field agent and pro moter 'of the Stromberg-Carlson Tel ephone company, of Seattle, is in the city today looking over the situation with regard to the completion or tne organization of the rural telephone company In Umatilla county. Mr. Manny was here at the formation of the rural telephone association which was organized a month ago. He hopes to be able to induce the promoters of the project to carry it to comple tion. The Chapman & Son planing, sash and door mill, which has been Idle at Eugene for a year, has been sold to Warner, Lucky A Lucky, and will at once be put in operation. Wireless Telegraphy Is a prove success; it is founded on a great scientific Invention and Is commercially practical. ' The United States government uses and endorses the system; the navy department con tiact alone calls for sixty-five thousand dollars. The American DeForest Wireless TelegraphComatny Is three years old. The stations of the company bring in a commercial Income of over sixty thousand dol lars per month. This la greater than the Income of the Bell telephone after fourteen years. The possibilities of Wireless on land and sea areunllmlted. The Bell telephone and Edison electrlo have made fortunes for all Investors and yet the DeForest Wireless Sys tem will be used more universally than either, and the capital stock of the American De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company Is less than one-eighth of the capitalization of the companies founded on great Inventions In universal use. Edison Electric advanced from One hundred dollars to Four thousand dollars per share In one year. The American DeForest Wireless Telegraph Company Is capitalized at fifteen million dollars. Three and a half million preferred and eleven and a halt million common. Pre ferred and common stock share equally In the profits after 7 per cent Is paid on the pre ferred. ' The preferred is now selling at 312.50 and the common at six dollars per share. Persons desiring to take advantage of this opportunity will please communicate with Mr. Huber at once, or call on Mr. Sayre at the Hotel St George from 4 to 6 p. m. t j ...... .......I t es& You Forget! ! f I We coll your attention to our large as sortment of LAWN MOWERS $4.00--$4.50--$5.00--$7.50--$8.00--$9.50 GARDEN HOSE 1 Oc-1 2 1 -2c-1 5o-20c-25c Garden Tools, Rakes, Grass Shears and Spray Pumps The FishinsSeason is Now Here. Our Stock of Tackle is New and Complete in Every Detail W. J. Clarke Co. Phone Main 2 1 HARD WARESI2 1 1 Court St. I Wireless stations will be established In Eastern Oregon and Eastern Washington. ' Sta tions are now being placed on the coast Pendleton and Walla Walla and other points wi:i have stations. We want to arouse local Interest In wireless and receive a share of the commercial business as soon as the Pendleton station is In operation. The following Is from Vice-President Wilson: rSTfiBISS KSEESIKltC'T "Until further advised preferred twelve fifty and common six. No deviation from these prices. We expect within thirty days to advance preferred to fifteen and common to ten. Western Union before It paid Its first dividend sold at two hundred thirty-five. This will prove a thousand times better paying proposition. Wo have Just sucowmfully crossed the Atlantic and now know we can cross the Pacific. This gives us a clear field for all cable work." Investigate But Do It Won For full information and Illustrated booklet showing pictures of stations and apparatus write, 'phone or call. Address: DLTdDITO DTOEKI DISTRICT MANAGER 30-21 Quinn Building Walla Walla, Wash. Office Phone, Main 479 Residence Phone. Main 167 James V. Sayre, St. George Hotel, Pendleton, Ore., 4 to 5 P. M. i WE REFER BY PERMISSION TO THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AND TO LEADING CITIZENS OF THIS COUNTRY AND EUROPE
