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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
DISEASE OF T,rE LUNGS.

THIS condition often results from oatarrh OK.
tending from the head and throat speedy
and inoNpensiys cure by nr q. ". shores
complete cure treatment and vegetable rene.
dies
"iiAye you a couEhf'
"Are you losing iltshf'
"Do you cough AZ nigntf'
"llAvo you pam In sidsf'
"Do you take cold easily"
"iH your appetite VarAhigF
"llayu you STITCHES In SIDE"
no you cough until you gagf"
Are you low SPIRITED At tiucsf'
"DO you raise tfothy matefialf'
40 you fpit Wy yellow matter"
40 you cough on going 10 bed
"DO you cough IN the mOrningaF
IL your cough short aud hackingF
40 you spit up little choesy iumpsf'
"ilAyu GU disgust OF fatty foodsF
"ls there q tickling behind the pAlAteF'
slave you pain behind bruastboncF
$40 you feel you are growing weascff'
ola there burning Iaiu Ia tho throatf'
"Do yea cough wOrse night aud mornlnssf'
$40 yVu have ~ III up NJ night " set
broathF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
NC maIkel b lull 81 couEh mIaIute,

The marke' 10 full Of cough mlxlures,
but one trouble with most Of III, m ),
that whom they do little good tn
patient hiss tn take % much that he
gets TO loatnc tho tnste. The pineolh
Balsam Il superior TO oth,r cough
remedies bfcAu'e n II agreeable TO thu
pslate ara its COED effects are imm,
dihto. In n few Gays an ordinary
cough ia gone altogether. Bronchitis
and asthma arc more stubborn, but
ttoy too ore cured by Ely's Pinonla
b,lsam. a temody worth tfyinr.
Twenty .fvr cents T. MI n costs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

The direct line 10 kansaa City, It.
Louis and Atlantic teaboard, h vi.
the Missouri Pacific Railway, irom
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chslf
cars, and all connections made IA
Union dep0ts In the day time. II you
are going East and care for DAY llghl
ride through the grsndest scenery VI
the Rocky Mountsins en- route, SCI
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair care
positively free to holders of regular
train Tickets.
II. n. KoosER, g. r. 4 r. A.,
Il Morlsn Block. 5al' Lske CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

have deoidod 10 organize olassos toi
the study Of sight reading, 10 com.
monce on "Wednesday evening, Sept.
4th, aud would advise members o
ohoirs, quartett.s, chOtuscs anu al
who desire 10 become practical sigh
readers 10 enroll their nAmes without
delay.
Price foI course OF ten weeks 50 90.
Leave names anu learn full particu.
lars Mt DAynss a Coalt.I's Music Store.
Prov. GEO. CARELESS,
Residence, .Bb Easi Sernnd South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
DISEASE ~ ruE Nravr,

when the nerves arc affected By di,s.,. n,
following symptoms indicate H. Epsedv ~
iueXpensiyo cure BY Dr.. q. W. shorts' fias.
vegetable remedies.
40 you Ect Tlddyf'
"lAyo you neutalglaf
els your memory poofF
care you easily dared"
care you easily excited"
no your hanuh tromhioF'
"Does your heart nuttefff
"ArC you easily iTfttatodf"
"lihvc you weird iaucietW
ado you have tcAdachUsW
lis your brain tagged OUT
"uocau't sleep refresh youL'
"Aro you easily ffiEhtonedF
"nANr you horrible druAmsf'
"liayu you wandering painaf'
"lloca conYufsAuon bore your"
"no you start mp IN your sleepy
"Do you forEci what you read"
slave you vertigo aOmetimoaF
slave you uumbnraa IN limbs"
"llavo you PAIN on top Of headF'
"ls there ioss of power IN limbsr'
"DOcs n lump come ny In throAtf
"llaVe you pain IN back 81 heAdf'
"iiayc you ihrobbing M tcmplesr'
no your legs or arms 80 20 sleupH'
-liayc you langaid. tired feehngf'
els there twitohing OF the nusciesF
40 you safer from alecplesshess"
"lihyo you shooting pains IN headf'
"fs there rush OF blood 90 the heAdf'
"Can you hardy rocolleet anythlnEf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
ATcHIsoN. TOPEKA 8 sANTAFE
oounETT-pirysIuuoNs.
Arc You doing 90 VOC The PIrhti

Arc You Going Co soc the Fight
The Santa lie Route has named the
very low rate Of $40 from Denver, Col.
orado Springs aud Pueblo,to Dallas and
return, for this occasion than one
fare for the round trip Corresponding
ly low rates will doubtless be made
from Utah oints. Call at this office for
full particulars.
Gro. T.. GILMAN,
General Agent Passenger Depart
ment No. 50 West Second South Street.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

"For years" says Capt. e. Muellrr,"
81 have relied more upon Aver, Pills
than anything else IN the mediulre
chest, 10 regulate my blwels, and ihos
Ot the ship's crew. Thee pills are
not severe In cir action, but do their
work thoroughly"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

Ayers sRuApafilla is not a sscget
preparation. Any physician msy
hsve tho formula or application. The
secret Of liz success M medicine lie,
In iia extraordinary power to cleanse
tue blood u Impurities and cure The
mnst dtep-seated eases ~ blood disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

II nllcted with soalu diseaseS, hair
falling out, and premature paldnsss, o
DOT use gTease or alcoholic prepare
liuns. but apply Hall's Hair Remover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
HALT LAKE tIIY. unh.
Anu..at afh IaQ

The undersigned hereby give
notice that they will on OCTOBER lsI,
1895, reduce the Interest on saving,
deposits 10 four per cent. per annum,
payable senil-annuslly.
TnE DISCREET SAVINGS bank.
UTAH TITLE INSURANCE Il
TRusr COMPANY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
IDIsEAsE ov rms HEAD Ann
VgafVkI

This condition usually result, from neglect
ed Gods thnt have ran into cataffh. speed
and inexpensive cure by nr. q W, Shores
cure treatment aud vegetable rene
dica
els the breath fouif'
els tho voice husky
"Do you fpit up flimoF
"no you acho all Oycrf'
$40 you blow out acabsf'
SIS the nose stopped upf'
"Do you auOrc ~ nishtf'
"DOos your nose discharge
''DOcs the nose bleed easilyF
"lo cruats form In the noeoF'
"Is the nose sore and tendcrP
40 you sneofc rrcat deal"
'ia thus worse towards nightf
"Duoa tho noto itch and hurnP
''la there tickling In the throaN'
"lA there pain In the back Of hoadf'
"la there pam across the eyer
is there pain In back % heAdf'
"la your sense Of smell lcayinEF
40 you hawk 10 clear the thfoatf'
ia thVrs = dropping m the thfoAtf'
"is tho throat ufy In the morninFsf
ARE you losing your sense OF tastcf'
40 you sleep with tho mouth openr
"DOes your nose stop ~ towagds niEhiF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
NOW, HERE'S THE POINT

NO MATTER WHAT DISEASE you sUPR.u pyo,
IRIS 'ATARHu LuNG DISEASE, ,Trsu ms, .wihrnrn
sroIacH TnotHL DISEASE or ON IAN ,.,iAoR
r1h Kidneys OR LivEn, or ANY or T,,,
"LsbDIh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

~ sow you wii,,
e5a '"mnlets
ami,
brisg them send them hector shores ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

Three Crown Spices are stronger
and better than the imported, because
they nre ground TO order fresh every
day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
nI,EAsr on ruEE.u-.

Deafness and car troubles re.ul, from ca.
tafrh passing along the eustachiAn tube that
leans IRON the throat 10 The ear. speedy aud
iueNpeusivc cure by ur. g. ". thofcs's
complete cure treatment aud vegetable rene
d'cs
'is your hearing falling"
40 your ears discharged"
"Afo your ears dry ana scalyF
"Do tue ears Itch and burn
"ls the wAN dry In the cAraP
"ls there a throhbing In the eAfaf'
Are you gradually getting deaff
"liaye you pain behind the care
"ls there uufHing sound hoardf'
40 you have ringing In tho oArsf'
"ATo thoru oracAing sounds heafdf'
"ls your hearing bad cloudy dayap
no you have eAracho Occaaionaliyf'
are the sounda lteAtA cacaplnEF
"pr you constantly hear noises IN the
e.
q, your cars hurt when you blow Iour
"is there a roaring like a waterfall In the
haadp
'Do you hear some days better than others ~
"Do the noises 10 the ears keep you AwAkoW
when you blow your nose 90 Tho ears
erAoEf
''isyour hearing worse when you have
codf'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

Cleanse your blood with Godbe Pitts
Blood Purifier. made from herbs-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

You will save money by trading with
the old Godbe Pitts Drug Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

TAYLOR, ROMHEY, ARMSTRONG
COMPANY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
DISEASE or ruE STOMACH

HtNiANt wv hht Ntpnh'"
TIL, condition may result from several
causes. but the usual cause u cAtarrh, the ro-
sult OF mucua dropping down into the throat
and being swallowed speedy and inexpen.
slyo euro by Dr. q. W. shsrcs' complete cure
ueatment aud vegetable remedies.
els there nAu susf'
''Aro you cOsuyoP
"ls there yomtinEf'
'Do you helch W gasf'
"Aro you hsht.hoAdedf'
els your tongue coAtedf'
"Hayo you water bTAshf'
"no you hawk and spitf'
'ls there pain after eAlingP
ARE you nervous and weAkF'
''DO ycu have sick headAchesf'
DO you hloat up after eAtngf
"la there disgust for broAkfAstf'
"liAyo you distress after oAungP
"la your throat nlisd with sinner
$40 you At times have diArfhmaJ
"is there rush OF blood TO the hoadf"
"la there constant bad TASTE Ia month";
"is there gnhwing sensation In siomachf'
no you feel NJ It you had lead IN ftomAehf'
"Mhen you got up suddenly arc you dizzyf,
when stomach Ia empty do you feel
$40 you belch up material that burns
lhrnatf'
when stomach is full do you feel op,
pressedf'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
SPECIALTIES.

CatArrh aud all disease. OF the eye
ear, nose, throat, lungs, stomach, "sn
chronic. private and nsr, m.
eases OF women and children nmse
noon, = 60 ., sundays-n g; a;
ToR tiraIiItii fSD ALI "a.
TAItItItAL CHRONIC DisEAsLs.
Medicine. Tree. Doctor shores met.
IL 80 Low Zee, Quick cure, Mild sla
Painless Treatment" n you cam"
come 60 the once send stamp Tor u.s.
your ease diagnosed aud get expeH
nasice FIsIE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
So A Month Until Cured,

Al patients beginning treatment
during september, no matter Whist
the nature OF the trouble, will receive
care, treatment, and all medicines
until cured at the whole aud only oosi
OF Is n month. This pays for cysrJ'
ming. Hegin trestment si once. Tsss
advantage OF this generous pro'isisa
Tor all chronic sufferers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
NERVOUS

, caro OH llyor Ills, blliou..
' nsfa. headache -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

Recitation, Don't run 10 dcut' ........,..
Double 9aarlsue, woodland s %; NS"'D'H
Etsht tfd=sa
The herald., 1895-08-14
CHARGED WITH UNFA|RNESS
The Receivers OF the A. & P. and
Its BOndhOIders
A. F. WALKERS DISCLAIMER
All the Leading Officials of the Road al
Albuquerque
Surveys and Estimates Prepared for
Road to the Top of Mount
TamaIpais
Associated Press special Wire.


ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Aug. 13.-In
the Atlantic Pacific receivership case to-
day, the afiidavits OF Francis S. Bangs
and John Dougherty, on behalf of the At
lantic and Pacific bondholders com mittee,
were read. They charged tn, present re-
ceivers with unjust, unfair and dishon-
est treatment of the Atlantic and Pacific
affairs, especially as to the charges OF
equipmentiand expenses and in maintain.
Ing the divisions of through rates which
the receivers found in force when they
came into office.
A. +. Walker, one of the receivers, in
an affidavit. denied minutely and empha-
tically all the charges made against the
receivers. and explained in detail the un-
truth and unfairness of statemnts in
plaintiffs affidavits. A large number of
other affiuavits remain to be read.
Receiver Walker dsclaimed any con.
nection with the Atchison reorganization
committee, and maintained that the re-
ceivers had at all times acted solely and
conscientiously as agents of the courts
having Jurisdiction. He also claimed
particularly that the question of proper
divisions OF rates was not in the hands o.
a special master for full inquiry. the pres
ent plaintiffs being by stipulation partie:
to the reference and able to call 1t up anC
push it to finish at any time.
The herald., 1895-08-14

ministerial conference of 100 members,
there will he lay electoral conference ~
session ut the same time. consisting OF
about 100 delegates.
The funeral services OF the late Mrs net
tic Hclsne, mother of Mrs. Fred Erick-
son. whose death occurred yesterday at
Linda Vista, were held this morning at
the parlors of Reynolds e. Van Nuys, ana
were largly attended by sorrowing reia-
tives and friends.
T.. Toltschen. a tailor on Raymond av.
cnue, is mourning the loss OF bolt OF
cloth. fine piece of dress-suiting,. which
mysterionsly disappeared from his shop
between Saturday and Monday.
Prof. Gilmore the newly-appcinted n.
structor of physics at Throop Polytechnic,
arrived yesterday.
The com m iss toner's appointed TO report
upon the widening of Villa street have
been occupied for two days in getting up
their report and expect to be ready to
present it at the council meeting on Mon
day next.
The death OF Leonard Arnold, infant
son OF Mrs. Mary Arnold, occurred this
morning at the family residence on Belle
vue drive.
The Madison Avenue Whist club m ct
yesterday evening at the residence OF DR..
=. Thomas, and the evening was great
ly enjoyed.
The herald., 1895-08-14
Capitalists Talk of Building a
New Opera House
CHILDREN SING "ESTHER :"
Over a Million Dollars Increase in the
City Assessment
pasadeasns Going to Sec the Moqui Snake
Dance MARY Arbuckie to Marry Her
Assailant--Notes and Personals

PASADENA, Aug. 13.-One OF the best
entertainments ever given by pupils OF
the public schools was the presentation of
the cantata Esther, the Beautiful Queen,
last night and tonight at the high school
building. The bly, room was packed
to the duors, and the audience greatly
enjoyed the performance. Both the cus-
tunes and the scenery were prepared by
the pupils and reflected great credit upon
them. for the work was well done and evil
denced much painstaking work in order
to make the performance a success. The
leading parts were well taken and the
chorus was well drilled. making q very
crcdtable performance. The part of the
queen. tho leading character in the can
tata, was very creditably performed by
Miss Jessie Cook. Harold G. Simpson led
tho orchestra and acted as musical director
of the performance.
The following is the cast: Queen
Esther, Miss Jessie Cook; King Ahasuer-
us. Mr.. Clark Billheimer; Haman. Mr..
Leon BroUSway; Zerish, Miss Carrie
Hall; ISa, daughter of Zerish and
Haman, Miss Mabel Owen Mordecai,
Mr.. William Edwards; Mordecai's sis
ter. Miss Kate Hall; Prophecies, Miss
May Moore; Queens pages. Misses Lu-
ci!e Webster and Edith Moore; Queen 8
maids, Misses Moore and Underwood; |;
Hegai, MIR. Peter Palmatesr; high priest,
Mr.. George Baldwin; scribe. Mr.. Herbert
Brown; attendant to Zerish. Miss Lizzie
Ryder; kings guard, herald. Mr.. Fred
Irwin. Messrs. Emmett Hendricks, Fred
Buchanan, Will Wood.
The herald., 1895-08-14
About High School Moneys

County Superintendent Margaret M.
Mogeau and Professor n. A. Richards in
are looking after the separate interests
they represent with an eagle eye just
now. over a little difference with reference
to school funds. Miss Mogeau standing
for what she considered fairness to the
schools OF the county, while Professor
Richardson is getting all he can for the
city and the high school in particular.
The state school money which comes
back to the county is apportioned among
the districts in proportion to the numbar
of pupils in attenuance, and formerly the
students in the high school have been in
cluded IN the total number cf scholars in
this district. The apportionment last
year amounted to som ething over so for
each pupil. and the city school district
therefore received $500 on account of the
$50 pupils in the high school.
But it transpires that it IS not the In
tent OF the law to .aaprortion the money
a special tax. and have nothing to do
with state school moneys. The state su-
perintendent has therefore informed Miss
Mogeau that she must not include high
school pupils in making the apportion-
ment, and that the $500 must go to the
county schools.
Mr.. Richardson now developed some
points, and at once rearranged the high
school course so that what was the first
yea- in the high school is now the ninth
grade in the city schools, and thus dis
tinction is made which makes a differ
ence for the first year class in the high
school will number over fifty students.
Not content with this, Mr.. Richardson
has disassociated the high school and the
business department, and attached the
latter to the graded work, which takes
fifty pupils more across the line, aid per-
mits him to draw coin for them.
This transfe: Of y classes in which are
over 100 pupils enables the city to draw
$1,000 of that $500 which has been with.
held, and Mr.. Richardson is looking fol
u,au tn nro11rd thu okhnr GSQQ
The herald., 1895-08-14
SANTA ANA
An Enlarged Electric Light System Fig
ured On

.r.d ~,
SANTA ANA, August 13.-The city
board of trustees will add ten more lights
to the number agreed upon. making forty
arc lights distributed over the city and to
be run until midnight.
A small strike occurred in Leslie 8
prune orchar1 near the Southern Pacific
depot at Orange today. Mr.. Leslie has
been paying cents per box, but today
he cut the price down to ~ cents. All
but one woman and small boy quit.
1t is said that one Chnaman is now at
work for him at AZ cents per box. Other
orchardlsts pay from 8 to 10 cents per
box. The crop is very large and will re-
quire great many hands to handle
Drying will soon be in full blast.
Mrs. ID. u. Anderson AMI child left yes
terday evehing for Spring ied. o., on a
three months visit.
Rev. P. B. Hall of the Christian church
went to Long Beach today TO attend a
Christian convention, After its close he
will go to the mountains near Old Baldy
for apout two weeks.
G. s. Wood of Gardena is in the city
visiting at the home of Mrs. e. G. Hunt
ington. He and Mr.. Huntingtorfwill go
to Trabuco canyon in the morning to
stay about a week.
Mrs. A. J. Caudle died last night at
the San Juan hot springs of c"nsumptio
Her funeral will take place here tomor.
row at 10 o'clock.
Christian III. Gosch of Anaheim sold to
Ellie o. Means OF Los Angeles twelve
acres in the vineyard lot B-3 in the town
of Anaheim for 1928, 900.
A marriage license was issued today to
Joseph Il. Miller, 2S. and Margaret e.
Honsler. %. Both are of Alamitos.
The funeral today of Mrs. Sarah Ann
Iitchenal was largely attended by old
friends of the deceased.
The herald., 1895-08-14
CURRENCY BASED ON LAND
That Is Senator PETERS New and
Luminous Idea
He Discards Silver and Finds That the Chief
Trouble With the Country Is
Interest

EMPORIA, KAN, Aug. Ex-senator
PETER has written letter to j. d. Hol-
den Of this city in which he comes out
strongly in favor Of currency based upon
land values alone. He has discarded sill
yer and the sub-treasury plan and writes
that he believes the chief trou BILE with
the country is interest and its twin evil.
rent. He calls attention to the fact tn at
the average rate OF interest is per cent,
and states that the net average savings
of the people for the past forty years has
not been over per cent.
1--WE ara" he continues, paying more
than twice as much for the use of the
money we have been compelled to bor-
row, as we have been able to save from
our labor. Rents are governed by pre-
vailing rates for the use of money. l
have come to the conclusion that giving
all proper consideration to every plan of
reform which has been suggested, the
people cannot recover from their oppres-
sive burdens of debt except through the
abolition OF interest. or at least by reduc-
n 6 the rate to level below that of the
permanen. savings of the people. To
abolish interest will require that the peo-
pie themselves, acting through their prop
erly constituted agent. the government
shall take charge of their own monetary
affairs, preparing, issuing and controll-
ing their own money through their own
instrumsntalities, as may be best adapted
to the purpose. | can see no way out OF
our troubles IN the direction 1 have spo-
ken, that will BIZ so safe. so Just, so easy
OF accom- plishment and so efficient as to
coin our land. issue money based upon
our wealth and abolish the business OF
issuing money by corporations.
In an interview Mr.. PETER said that he
was glad 10 see the land money idea pro-
crossing in the face Of what he called
''rabid metallism." He has declared
against free coinage and will take the
stump against it this fall.
The herald., 1895-08-14
THEY ELECTEDN NEW OFFICERS
Mrs. Susan M. Sweet OF Pomona the
New Commander
Last Day But One of the Veterans Encamp-
ment Given Over to the N. q. C.-Metli. -
odists Follow the Veterans

CAMF FORT FISHER, Santa Monica,
August 13.-The annual election of otfi-
GERS of the Women's Relief Corps of
Southern California Veterans association
was held at the headquarters tent this
morning. The tent was filled and Mrs.
Van Horn presided. There were two
candidates for the presidency, Mrs. Mum
son of Los Angeles and Mrs. Susie NJ.
Sweet Of Pomona. The constituents Of
both ladies had been doing considerable
electioneering. and the result of tt Q elec-
tion was eagerly awaited. After the count
ii developed tnat Mrs. Sweet had received
a majority of votes. having 100 of the
1877 votes cast, Mrs. Munson receiving II
votes. Mrs. Jarvis of Pasadena was
elected senior vice, and as there was no
Other candidate her election was made
unanimous.
Mrs. Addie Rogers of Santa Monica was
elected junior vice over Mrs. Hyatt. and
Mrs. Clara Holland of Los Angeles was
made treasurer: The following ladies'
were elected to form the executive COM
mittes: Mines. Rosy, Fitch, Dexter, Ken
yon and Davis.
The entire programme of the day and
evening was provided by Company. of
the Seventh regiment it being National
Oudru Gay. AT D CLOCK III the afternoon
Commander A. 4. Dill and staff and
nearly all the veterans marched to Camp
Barrett, where they were welcomed by
Captain Kennedy and Lieutenant Teale.
The visitors were rendered reception
during the Afternoon and in the evening
the militia provided an excellent concert
in the big tent.
Preparations are already being made by
the veterans to leave camp next Thurs
day. The encampment will not be con-
tinued, as there was some talk of, and
will close OH that day. On Friday m orn-
ing the Los Angeles District Methodist
Campmeeting association will open its
entertainment in Camp, Fisher. Rev.
Stevens OF the committee of arrangements
made q contract this morning for the use
OF the tents now being used by the yeter-
ans, and the religious encampment will
open within twenry-four hours after the
veterans encampment closes. All the
tents are the property OF Swanfelt q Co.
OF Los Angeles, with the exception of the
big tent. which belongs to the Southern
California Veterans association. They
have loaned 1t to the Methodsts. 1t is
expected that several hundred families
will attend.
At guard mount this morning DR.. l..
F. Holland Of Los Angeles was appointed
officer OF the day and A. S. Davis of Los
Angeles officer of the guard. full dress
parade was held at 8 clock at which the
states were called in alphabetical order.