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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-12
OATARRH CAN NOT BE CURED

"a L n kAAAAA III - 49, LII ~ I'LL
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the
disease. Catarth is q blood or con
slilutional direase, and in order to
cure it you must take internal rem
edles. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally. and acts directly on the
blood AMI mucous surfaces Halls
Catarrh Cure is not q1ack med'ei'e
It was prescribed 10y one Of The besi
physicians in this country for years.
and IS a regular prescription. Il =
composed Of the Lest touics Known,
combined with tie best blood pur
ifers, acting directly ou the mncou-
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-12
Fort Brown. Texas,
June II, 1895.
MONTHELY REPORT.

The following is the report
Of the Ladies' Aid society for
the month Of May;
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-12-11
Presentatlon 10 Judg= Fraser

Tie course = Jan.e Ff throughout
the Co ve,':n. m.d r>p~' 81, rs ca,'rtnn {"
of the cuu.u., ei0e:, >:.."a q !ssl>!"".
has heeu sucn as ~ ;ueet tie eei7r,I coGn-
mendation Of every oae. His services so Nd
miranly rendered are not only highly appre-
ciated oy members OF the Convention, oat
will be by the people Of the State AT large.
Ir recognition OF them. his many trieuds 10
the Convention yesterday presented him with
an elegant, solid silver sugar and cream set
including numoer Of spoons.
Judge Fraser has been one Of the most
modest men in the Convention in so far as
public speaking is concerned, but whenever
be said anything or suggested any course of
action it was generally adopted. The testi-
monial presented to him was but the 4niver-
sal expression OF the sentiments Of members
of their appreciation of his worth as mem
Der of the Convention, and his merit as q
lawyer and jurist.- Columbia Register
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-12-11

It will not cure everything. 1t is not
claimed that it will cure but one complaint,
that ls, dyspepsia. We cannot say that j., j,
will cure every case OF dsspeps's' out II WIN
cure large majority of them. Such cases
as are adapted 10 it's use will derive mmedi-
a.. benefit. Ooe small bottle will be soffi-
cieut to test it. =,
The Shaker Digestive Cordial is especially
adapted for emaciated or elderly people
whose food does them but little or no good
because it is not diges,ed. The Cordial con-
,ains an arti6cially -digested food and is a
diges,er of food happily combined Read
one of the little books which your druggist
- now giving away and learn OF this won
derful remedy.
4 really pala,able Castor Oil can now be
had under the name of Laxol.
The prettiest lot of writing tablets IN the
city at H. G. Osteeu 4 Co.'S. Bair's tablets
lead.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-12-11
Nervous Prostration
Cured by DR.. Miles Nervine.

Prolonged arrangement Of the nervous
system not only affects the brain and men
tai powers, but develops disease in some Of
the vital organs. The most dangerous OF
these indirect results is when the heart is
affected This was the case Of the Rev. n.
F. Surface, Fawn River, Mich, who writes
under date Of Feb. Il, 1895:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-12-11
DR.. Lliles' Remedies Restore Health.
w A

A DvERTISEMENTS of FIVE lines or less
~ will be inserted under this head for 25
cents for each insertion. Additional lines
cents per line
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-12-11

CTRAYED OR STOLEN-A small red COW
y with white head. Stolen from my
premises one mile from Wedge6eld on Tues
day night, Dec. 3rd. Cow has youg calf
that was left when COW was stolen. Any
will be thankfully received
Joseph Halle, Wedgt6eld, S C.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-12-11

Fourteen years ago had a slight stroke of
PARALYSIS. Ovcrwork brought on nervous
p.ostra ton. vas exceedingly nervous and
the exertior of public speaking caused
heart palpi.ation that threatened ny l:fe.
/ used two bottles of Dr.. Miles New Heart
Cure for my heart trouble, and two of DR..
Miles Restorative Nervice for ny nervous
rcss and feel better than ever expected TO
feel again. can speak for hours without
tiring or having my heart flutter as it for
merly did, and I have you to thank that l
an alive today"
On sale by all druggists. DR.. Miles Book
on Heart and Nervous Disorders FREE by
mail. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Dr kI;lnSs RAmndipS RASt0ra Health
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SANTA MONICA
The Foresters to Give nasked Bal!
Notes

Notes
SANTA MONICA, Nov. 1S.-The order
has been given by the high chief off Gals
Of Court Santa Monica. No. ABB, !. 0.
f.. tt get masks AMI costumes for the
grand ball they Will give Thanksgiving
evening. Thu Silver Note orchestra IS en-
"a sei 10 furnish the m elody The following
are the prizes: A beautifll silver butter
knife and Jelly spoon, in genuine Rus
STA leather ca e, will be given to the best
sustained lady character.
An elegant pair of patent leather dane.
ing pumps Will be presented to the best
sustsIne gentl sman character.
fac hand- engraved, satin.fnished
plush case will be given to the most conf
ical | .dy character.
A fine pair of gold cuff buttons will be
given to the most comical gents charac-
ter.
A handsome gift not to be known un-
til o. enpd. will be given to the poorest
dressed LAZY.
delicious gold and silver puff cake
will be pres nted to the poorest ressed
ihale character. Judges to be selected
from the audience.
Rev. Selah Brown will lecture at the
NJ. E. church or The Seven Wonders
of the New World, Fri lay evening next.
The Good Templars elected the follow
ing delegates and alssrnates to the coun:
ty lode, to ba held November Both at
San Pedro. H. S. Hubbard. Bart Bias,
sett, Fred H. TAFT. frankie NJ. Taft and
Eugene Sbeckels. delegates; Nav Crane,
James Gray. Fred Hart, Miss II. S. Hub.
bard, Cora de Force. alt-rnstes.
Z. J. Graham is visiting RedIands
Z. }. Vauter has returned from his Ar.
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In tie Orchards at San Der.
nardinOs
THE HOT NORTH WIND HELPS
HOBBS to Be Given an Opportunity to
Get Out
The Rock Pile Is Not Intended as q Per.
manent Abiding Place for Tramps.
Personal and Otherwise

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 1s.-Orange
will be in the market this sason two
weeks earlier than usual. and the reason
for the fact is largely in the disagreeable
north wind, and consequent dry and
heated condition of the atmospherewhich
has made life burden for the past eight
or nine DAYS. Supervisor Randall, in
speaking this morning of the oranges in
the Highland district. said the fruit has
colored very rapidly during the week,
and he thinss the rpenng is due direct
IL to the hot weather. The air has been
so dry that it has also affected ths leaves
of the trees and they are as brittle and
crumble in ones hand as if frosted or
picked up from the groun d.
The same reports come from other Sec
tions. A representative OF the Earl Fruit
com pany SAID Saturday that a quantity
of ora nges would be shipped by Dece.n .
Der 18th, and wnen it is remem bered that
very few orahges were slipped last year
at Christmas, it will be seen at once how
much the season Is advance1 over that of
year ago.
Only two cars had been shipp ed from
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iastruct the officers that il such arrests
are made Within the four days specific
the b, ard will not allow the charges OF
the utfi GERS making such arrests.
The board believes that by giving four
days in which TO leave the county no
warrant or hob will take chances on t. e
rock pil. a second tim.
NOTES OF THE DAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Alverson arrived
from Sc tile Saturday. and have sine
been the guests of relatives in the city.
Tnev Will leave for Needles touo ROW.
WHERE Mr.. Alverson hulds the responsible
pusit Oh of a ! of the dress goods de
partment IN Monaghan e. Murphy's big
store.
The Rev. A. 7. Frost leaves this even
inc for San Jose. w0ere he COOS to SOL
smnize a marriage.
The board OF supervisors this afternoon
decided to open Negotiations with Colo
mel W. brew for pu chase of the tive
acres which ne owns at the northeast cor
ner Of the county hospital grounds. The
tract will "square that corner OF the
hospital property.
The high school football team returned
from Claremont Saturday evening ha,-
ing met defe 1t which was in reality -
victory. They avera but 154 pounds,
while the Pomona boys with whom tn
PLAYED sverig 1870. In the face of such
OuuS score CT 10 u U IN FAVOR OF onluna
in6lrated that the high school boys did
more than ought to have been EXP ected.
Ii. l.. Powell, q school director Tor the
Ontario district, has hlei his resignation
with County Superintendent Mo eau,
and the lat er today appointed W. E.
Craft 10 ill the vacancy.
G. W. Sehern's fine was paid Saturday
evening, the amount being male mp
amrng his friends in the city and ad-
vanced for HIN. Among the contri hutors
was =. A. Demens OF lo,mos, :, whoss
son was fined 500 the followin, day.
Mr.. Demons WAS in court VIII n sentence
was pronounced on Ssbern, AMI though
an entire stranger was touched by tina
storv as repeated BY judge OTIS and Sat-
urday sent $40 to the fund.
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RIVERSIDE
A Big Rancher Assigns for the Benefit Of n
Creditors

Creditors
RIVERSIDE, Nov. 1s.-James Boyd,
one OF the best known ranchers in the
valley. today filed voluntary petition
in insolvency for the benefit OF some for.
ty.two creditors. His liabilities are
S8,s42.
Mem bers OF Redlands council, A. P.
A., to the numb Der OF 500, we're rendered a
reception and brnqueI by the local coun-
Gil tonight. The visitors came In a
spec al train and werr met at the depot
By local mem bers and a band and es-
cort 4 to Castleman b all, whsre the re-
ceptlon was neid.
At the Joint meeting of the Riverside
and RedIands councils the following was
adoptel:
Where's, DR.. F. S. Smith, the author OF
the national hymn America, died on the
10th dav OF November, Is Is; and
Wner, as. In the passing away vi one
who mas exalted the sentiments and in
SIR d the patriotism of The Americ n
people an event has happened which
snould be comm emorated by lasting
and ndurina monument to patriotic gen.
ius. Be il, therefore,
Resolved, BY Riverside council No. 1853
and Re lands conncI No. III, A. +. A.;
in joint session, tnat nickel memorial
FUND to be q free will offering In memory
of DR.. i. S. Smith, author OF America.
be raised by contributions from all patri-
otto citizens, and that the fund be- used In
the erection of a monument at Washing
ton, d. e.. that all C 'ntri buttons bs sent
to Hon. W. ]. II. Trayr or, president ma
tional counoil A. P. A.. Detroit. Mich..
to be by the national council expended
upon monument as above provided, to
be completed Oct. 1, 1896, and that all
A. 2. A. councils and religious and pa
tri ,tic organiza ions be requested ia
adopt q similar resolution.
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COTTON
Poor Service Dives Rise to . Demand for Q
nun cipaI Light Plant

POOR service OtNeS Ntse " y Oe"euo s~a
hun cipaI Light Plant
COTTON Nov. 16.-There are numer-
uos complaints about the inefficiency OF
our electric lignts. and public sentiment
seems t, b, almost universal in favor OF
voting bonds on December 9th to esti b.
lish our own plant.
Wilson Hays, ex superintende OF the
cannerv, has been appointed superintend-
ent OF the l2o-acre orange grove in this
city of A. f. Pomeroy, who resides In
Los A gelcs.
b. f. Callahan, who hauls freight from
the various depo,s Tor the mrrchants. in
jur d his spine by lifting heavy box,
and is now lying at his homo in a criti-
cal condition.
The MARLBOROUGH hotel has been open
ed BY J ". Amos of Rialto.
Drs Harris and Baser from Rialto
have rated here to practice their pro-
fession.
Rev. ". Donald. o former pastor Of the
Presbyterian church here, has accepted
call to the church at Carpenteria, Santa
Mis-. d. +. Van steenberg OF Shirt
Lake, Ia, arrived here to spend the win
ter. she has been a visitur Ut Cotton
every winter for several years.
James Metcalf and Miss Maggie Thorn
ton will be ina ried on Wednesday.
Miss Nj ,nnie Sloan OF Los Angeles Is
visiting trends in Cotton.
JUICE Hathaway, a capitalist OF Chi
cago, who mas invested about 500, 90 in
TINS county, writes that he will start for
Cotton on the Goth inst.
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| Redlands by December Is 1894, ami iron
every indication that will be mutipiled
many times this year. Indeed. If the
weather continues SO warm and dry i,
NAV be expected that small shipme n is
will be made very soon after Decem bef
| LIST. s a.a
Reports which continue to come in
show that the fruit in all the orange
last week. and that it's only effect has
been to hasten the rIpening an advance
the season by several days over any that
have preceded 1t. t..
The Redlands crop is estimated at $50
to 800 cars, as against 525 cars last year.
The increase at Cotton and Highland will
be considerable.
GIVING vAGs A CHANCE.
HOBBS are to be given an opportunity
to get out of the coaoty after they have
done time on the rocK pile. The arrest
of two Migrants Immediately after their
discharge last week has called the atten.
ton of the board of supervisors to the
way in which the hobo business may &c
wotSed until the county will be keeping
every tramp who sets foot within its Dor
ders, and nune Of them will ever be per-
mitted to get away.
aro and sentenced to ten DAYS on the rock
pile. When they had completed their
term Of service they were released. aud
within a few hour, before they had es-
capped across the county line to the south,
they were aeain apprehended and sem
tsncen once more 10 the rock pile. And
this, too, when one OF them had IS in his
pocket, which would ordinarily be an all
sufficient answer to the charge OF va
grancy.
If this should be continued, it would
make it practically impossible for a
tramp to ever get out o. the comfy, and
the board did not con,em plate the estab.
lishment of a permanent residence for
tramps when they decided to make "a
trial OF the rock pile. AT this mornings
session OF the board it was therefore de-
cided to call halt on such methods.
A resolution was passe which requests
the sheriff to furnish each vsgrant who
has completed a term of service with
card OF dismissal, and the district attnr.
ney i, instructed to inform all constables
and justices Of the peace not 20 arrest
persons having snch cards i their pnsses-
sion within four DAYS of the date OF is.r.
ing. The district attorney is to further
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of Mount Hood. nearly 10000 feet above

nf Mount Ii GOD. nearly $4,000 feet above
the sea. DR.. Grant dsvotes his hours of
relaxation to mineraloPy. and has
classified collection of q. 600 ch0ice speci-
mems.
Another very conspicuous Baptist ir
Rev. DR.. C. A. Woondy editor of the Pa
cihc BAPTIST, published at Portland, the
oaly organ Of the Baptist church on the
Pacific coast Dr.. Wooddy WI ld be con-
spicuous anywhere. fol- he is six feet six
inches tall and we'll proportional weigh
ing 255 pounds.
Rev. Dr. James Sunderland Of Oakland
who probably has the longest title in the
denominati n, for he is the general Sec
rotary of the Home MIssin airy society of
New York city for the district of Calitor-
MA.
D. P. Ward of San Jose is general Sun
day school missionary for California, and
Capt In J. I. Cressey was tue president
of the BaptIt convention held In Pasa..
dena. While Captain Cressey. with genial
solicItude, looked after the welfare of
the cont ngeit which came from Los An
eeles Rev. Genrge TAYLOR devoted him
self to those ho had been making Pasa-
dena a te'up orary sojourning place.
One of the visitors was II. 6. Bennstt,
an orig nal settler in Pasadena, having
laid out the famous Orange Grove avenu"
twenty-five y,a,s ago. He so aligned the
famous avenue as to bring the giant oak,
supposed to be 400 years old, at tin in
tesrection of the avenue and California
street. making it magnificent natural
monument.
General Passenger Agent r. X. Ryan
OF the San Francisco and North Pacinc
railway and wife. were making their first
visit TO Echo mountain. Mr.. RYAN has
some fine engineering on his road. bus
NOTHING compared with some OF the bod
features o. the Alpine division. He was
not prepared 10 see such a magnificent
forest near the sum nit Of what appears
from below to be nearly barr1n range
Among o.her prominent visitors were
| professor Charles f. Holder. the we'll
| known author. Dr. T. s. Green and two
sons, and MIR. ann Mrs. g. s. Pratt, Pas
| adena; Miss Belle Harper, Mrs. James T..
| Mckay. Matthew Mead, Mrs. Il. s: Wads-
| worth, Mrs. s. A. " odbIidre, Chicago;
| MISS Hattie N. Young, jamestown, N;
| y; Charles M. Sa ,boru, Boston; Mr.. and
| Mrs. Theodore B Starr. Louis NJ. Starr,
Howard W. Starr, Nov YORK; Mrs. Ger
trude Weed. Stanford. Conn.,; Mrs En- ma
Nurtn rop, Milwaukee; Mrs. A. +. Curtis,
Norwich. N. Y; J. B. Wade. Atlanta;
Fl,ra E. Reid. Delavnn, Ill.,; Miss Sarah
Ling: sperry, Ia; F. Mats, BRUSSELS.
Belgium.
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Los ANGELES COUNTY AND NEAR BY TOWNS

izons trip an enthusiastic admirer OF the
Salt ri yer valley.
/ A. Lewis has returned from o trip to
his m mes in Arizona.
NJ. Bethune and family OF Toronto. Can
ada. are at the Windemcre.
Mrs. Evans aai Mrs. Gardiner OF Phil
adelphia arc vi teiins at Santa Monica.
A number OF the fr,enis of Mr.. and
Mrs. ). Waiter Gray (who have just re-
turned from their wedding trip gave
III IN a reception at the resi- fence of Rev.
and Mrs. George II. De Kay Thursday
eve ing.
Bishop Montgomery will prenvh here
on Su day evening, the oath inst, at the
Catholic church.
Lord and Lady Sholto Douglas spent
ThIrsoay here, utterly oblivious OF
mama and her pres ence In Los Angeles.
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AFFAIRS AT SANTA BARBARA
Temperance Lectures and Work Being
Pushed Along
Steamers Kept From Lompoc BY
Rough Weather

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. ls.-Mrs. J.
G. Stone OF Ohio. the well-known lectur-
ess, is attracting wide-awaks interest in
temperance circles. She addressed cnthu-
sisstic audiences yesterday afternoon ana
evening advocating in forcible and con-
vincing language the clai ms Of the indie.
pendent Order of Good 1emplsrs. The
Isdy will speak again this evening at
Channel City nall and on Wednesday eve.
ming will conduct q meeting at Goleta
for the purpose of organizing q lodge.
Mr:. Stone is one OF the most eloquent
lady orators IN the ield and success ev-
erywhers attends her efforts.
Commencing today the two township
justice courts and the police tribunal will
have busy week. An unusually large
number OF petty offenders will mt on trial
and several CT the saloon keepers under
arrest for violating the Sunday closing
ordinance will have th.ir examin atoms.
The vigorous work of the crusadine com
mittee has evidently alarmei the liquor
dealers for yesterday wac the first Sunday
that person coult not get drink at
Santa Barbara saloon. The Gillette and
Bartels cases have not yet been set for
trial; both persons are charged with rent
ing rooms for immoral purposes.
Mr.. E. S. John, a .well-Known farmer Of
Santa Ynez, was severely injured near his
home by runaway horse.
The Lompoc Creamery company has
elected officers for the ensuing term as
follows: Presid mt, James Sloan; vice.
president, CAPTAIN H. A. Averill; sscre-
tary, Frank Calhoun; treasurer, J. P.
Curry.
Continued rough " ather at Lompcc
lancine is working 80 ious injury to the
Santa Rita and Lompoc frui. growers
The steamer st. Paul ~as unable to reach
the wharf vest -rday pnd was obliged to
proceed on her way, leaving a rye guam:
tity OF psrishabla freight. 1T il found
necessary to pring fruit in wagons sixty
mi es to this city.
Captain A. L. Ander son, who was
thrown from cart few weeks ahu at
Montpcito. died this morning from MUIR
les received from the fall. captain An
was the owner of a line OF Hudson river
steam boats.
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NEWS At VENTURA
A. p. A. Lecturers Advocate the Orders
PRINCIPLES

Principles
VENTURA, Nov. IS..-State President
B. F. Hudelson of Oakland and General
T.. A. Sheldon Of Los Angeles spoke
upon the Occasion for and Principles OF
the A. P. A. at the NJ. E. church last
evening.
J. NJ. Eaton Uf Ukiah arrived on the
steamer st. Paul yesterday morning and
will visit with his sister, Mrs. Frank
Taylor, for several months.
Mrs. U. NJ. Durham and children, who
have beep visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. q.
Kenyon the past ten DAYS, went to Los
An geles yesterday. where they will make
their home.
The b ard of supervisors met today to
take action on tho matter. OF the Harmon
Barranca steel bridge.
Mr.. AMI Ms. J. S. Collins and Mr.. and
Mr.. W. G. Mills will arrive this evening
from tn ir extended ea tern trip.
Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock
Harry Ley, son of II. D. Ley OF the fuIni-
ture store, was ri ing his horse down OAK
street and just as he turned into Main
the horse Slipped and fell. breaking
Hxrry's lett leg just above the ankle.
Bishop Montgomery. OF the Monterey
and Los Angeles diocese. delivered leU-
Hall Saturday night. 1t was an eloquent
lecture and was we'll attended, and was
appreciated by the audience. The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit Of the old mis-.
siuu.
Mrs. F. W. Baker entertained a party
OF sixteen at her home Friday afternoon
at progressive whist. The first prize was
won by Mrs. T. S. Newly, and the BOBBY
p'ize by Miss Geor- lie Walton. DELICIOUS
refr shments were served and d li.ht-
full afternoon enjoyed by all. Those pres
ont were Mesdames h. 7. Williams Dr..
Comstock, Orrstes Orr. E. ShillincsburR.
y. s. Blackburen, J. F.. Newly, Fowler.
Hare, I. s. Newby. F. c: Baker, +. W.
Ewing and Myrtle Lloyd, anu Misses
Bvra Day, May Hennins. Georgia Wal
ton, Stephen, and Florence Vandever.
Two Ventura boys, George Bak,r and
Charles Kaiser. went cunning Friday an
bagged twenty line ducks.
Lish ,tlott, an incorrigihle. IS in the
county jail awaiting transportation to
Whittier. The toy was working ON q
ranch on the Santa Ana and going to
school and was consi Tered a faithful
boy, but he ran away several days ago
and jo;ntd rome tramrs. At Santa Bar
bara he was arrested by the officers ana
return ed to Ventura on request of the To-
cal police here.
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KrePelo & Bresee, funeral directors,
Broadway and Sixth sreet. Tel. X3.
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Inc ,rrigible uiris

An Austrian woman giving ner name
as Mrs. RudolpLus Ungiven yesterday
swore to a com plant against her two
daughters. aged 10 and 10 respectively,
whom she sa s, are inco rIgible and de-
sres com nlitted to the Whittier reform
school. District Attorney Donnell ISSUED
the com plant
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MOUNT LOWE

The Baptist Association Enjoys the Trip up
the fountain
MOUNT LOWE. Nov. 1S.-The Baptist
association which has been in session in
Pasadena for several days made an ex-
eursion Saturday to the number OF l5o.
Among the prominent Baptists OF the
party was Rev. Dr. Roland d. Grant OF
Portland, who frequently breaches in the
White temple to audiences nun boring
$500 people. He is a Mazama or noun
tain Gill par and once preached to an