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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

4 never hear you speak Of you
son"
mo. There are occasionally som
little matters Of family history that on
does not like TO discuss"
"Hc hasn't disgraoed the famil
name. has he3'
NO. Fortunately he had deccnc
enough 10 change bis name before h
would consent TO run for the icglsil
ture. --Chlcaro Post
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

voted an her time 70 improving and
rcrtectlng that ability.
One Of her greatest feah u 10 jump
la Follo over four other horses. all
tall and not particularly patient anil
mails. who stand In the middle Of the
ring unattended. This feat was re-
earded a. extraordinary but some ten
days ago the slgnora beat her own
record by jumping Ia Folie over a
landau full Of people. She performed
the feat twice In succession, clearing
each time without a tremor The be-
holders wondered whom 10 admire
nest for nerve. the courageous rider
OF the people IN the carriage. whose
heads are brought into such danger
Gus proximity to the iron-shod hoois,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

regular trip. Since boston Ie'ulh'u
home there has been Is scheduled
games. 10 Of which were played ana
won by the Beanesters. the other two
famos were with Cleveland and Louis
VILE. In the Cleveland game three IN
rings had been played when rain
stopped the game. the score standing
to In Bostons favor. and with
Nichols IN the box. With Louisville
the game was not even started, owing
10 rain. Another remarkable feature
d the fact that never but twice dur
Ing this home series has Boston been
headed by the opposing team ~ any
stage Of the game and only once has
4 been necessary 10 play the full nine
inninEa. That exception was DURING
the Boston Cincinnati ierles. when,
owlng 10 rain. Boston went 20 the Bat
lfat The teams % lead Boston NJ any
part Of the game were Louisville IN
the second eane. when Il stood ] 20
IN the third inning. and M the nth In
ming Chicago had 3 TO Ho1ione 2. Not
one Boston pitcher has been knocked
out OF the box. and the bulk Of wofh
Laa dovolycd upon Nichols and kloh'
edanz with Lewis a good third. siiv'
elm and sullivan pitched one CANT
each. The WORK Of he iuheld has beer
q the finest kind. that Of Collins Dor
derlng on the phenomenal. Tenney
TOO. had developed into a remarkable
frst bascman. and has strengthened
the team 50 per cent Dnny and Ham
ilion. Bergen and CAMEL also plays'
superb ball
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

Have you had an you can cat. John
n.y." asked the good lady who vas
waiting on one Of the tables a. the
church festival DO you near slstin'
down or slandin' up. maam!" return.
"a little Johnny stauner. why. what
difference docs that makei" "A good
deal. nam. I've eaten al can hold
slttin' down. bat I guess II I stand IN
/ can hold a couple more pieces O. pie. "
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06


The picked team 81 the Englewood
Golf club visited the links OF the Dyk.
er Meadow Club. az Fort Hamilton. n.
y. iatyly. and iEagcd In q game with
The latter club. who defeated them By
a score u 50 10 o.
Harvey Nlnf won n mile and a quar-
Ter swimming nc, AZ Atlantic City
n J.. on June "a. biz time being re-
turned az % minutes, Pete Parker.
second. Is mlru,os; Frank Fernan.
4 up ard 3 10 play.
Tommy Conner The famous Irish
American runner. arrived IN this city
from iresnd recently, and proposes
10 now settle down here permanently
lie expects that Fred BACON viii ful.
on hls promise TO glve him three re-
turn races. al different distances. u
this country. aud says he Is ready "a
put up whatever stake The Engllshmar
desires.
A match game Of golf wa.
contested by teams representing
respectively the Nulley ans
Nonsclnlr clubs Al Nutley. n. J.. ih'
other afternoon. an excellen,iy playe,
game resulting In victory Tor the 10
cal team by 10 holes TO !. I.arkln low
cred the record Of the links to ninety
two.
Il. J. Hiertberg. captain Of the tract
team Of the New Jersey Athletic Club
who Cor years has been a promlncn
amateur distance runner. has loine'
the professional ranks. ane he mad
hls orsl appearance IN a race for casl
al Ambrose Park. brooklyn. n. y, Of
June ~ We VIII follow the caledor
ian circuli Of fomss thls see,on. an
expects % pick rQ considerable mon
a. hrfurn Nurw fIIon nraln.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

II seems passing strange that mag
mates viii put a handicap on their play
era which might cut on a single hit
for one drive might with a game that
would net increased attendance next
day more than IL received for a whole
seasons fence display on the spot In a
line with the balsman's box.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

Eyes" said the solemn snan. Il mar
r.od my wife through a matrimonial
advertisement"
"How romantic" said the gushini
famfci
"Pnns." said the man. Il adver
tiscd and I cot her. An yet" he con
tlnned musingly. there are folks a
i0ys newspaper adverllsin' pays"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

The rlayers who address the has,
BAN writer's a. knockers when an hon.
est criticism Of performance on the
diamond a written. should be sup.
pressed by their manugert The me.
a .nlcal player. with enough brains "a
sisaro The lock Of a gun on a pinch. Is
as rule. m, ohiector to criticism
WASHINGTON Port
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

The most daring eQues,rienne In the
world IL slguora Pepina "a Monticello.
young Italian woman. blonde and
1.-the and celebrated for her magnih-
cent Workmanship. She u the daugh-
ter Of colonel In King umberio's
army and ran away from home two
years ago 10 make her dcbu, az a
bareback rider IN p circus az Berlin.
la Fcile ls a chestnut and her
strong point. ieaplng. was nlsi rccog-
rizcd by sirrora Monticello. who de-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

Mrs. suc1pig-"i read today Of
Woman who has had a tumor weirhlnl
% pounds removed
Mrs. wahash-"Pooh' that's moth
Tag. have several times been al
yorced from min Weighing from ilo {,
$50 nonnla.-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

Airs. worrld "iiov IN the vorld dlt
you ever persuade yourself 10 marn
a hakcrf'
Mn. WISE was determined e
marry a man Who could make his owl
hlfculis. You know, he b. my sccont
husband"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

Cholly-"I am sorry you riris heard
about the dlsFrrceful row I had with
Gusslo Oothem. but ! had TO strike
hlm. dontchorknoW."
I.oulso-'wouldn't your other friends
END sou any moref"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

Mrs. noaccn-So you think your
youngest viii make a greas nnanclori
Mrs.. Lakeslde-Yes. Why. the other
day bought him a toy hank. and
would you believe T. he cried for an
hour Tor biz para 70 SCI han q type.
writer New York Press.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

Colrlngsh Uhe rich pavnhrokefl-
No. meln young frlcndt, can'd b
your fader-in-law. but lsuavely) l VII
be an jingle 10 you."-Judge. -.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

Patron ,sevsrelyl-why DOM yos
show me a seafs Conductor lblandll
We are not IN the carlo bpslness.-
Detroit Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

The occupations Of the sufferer both
during the day and more especially
irrlne the hour Immediately priced.
ire bedtime should BE- carefully In
aulred into. There ir a corEenlns a
opinion that the bad sleeper should
freak on his daily routine some tlms
before the hour o. retiring 10 resl
nat he should Try the d'sracinF In.
fuenco Of clnvefaallca. stroll. a nov
81. or a cigar. and that every effort
should be made 20 Prevent TIE orr
taxed brain ffom pufsa.nr during ina
rishi TIE veii-tealen track 81 The dag
A tcpii bath az bedtime ofic1 acts wen
whereas a very hot Or c,,d bath h q
many renans positively Injurious.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

In the presence Of about 800 people
on June 90 the last public tribute was
paia 20 the memory % Harry Wright
'By-nt unwilling In Yves, Laurel nm
crmeiery. Philadelphia. of beautiful
hfonfe statue. a counterfeit present
nont Of the Father OF naso Ball The
heavy rain which sprang up about 2
,'ciock deferred many from attending
he ceremonies. which were extremely
dmple. "a the loved father Of
hss6 BAN would have had them VIII
nam Tagrart. Of "Taggart's Times,
presided. AFTER stating the object Of
the r-eilnE Mr. Taggari introduced
sculptor Edmund Quinn aud Conlrac'
Tor p. Reinhaiicr who formally turned
the statue over 90 the Harry Wright
Memorial Association on whose bchal
4 vas resolved by Frank l. Hough.
Colonel John !. Rogers who was Il
sxcoi|cni voice. was the orator OF ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

Cruelty and failure 10 provide a b.
cycle win coon be considered sufficient
grounds fof divorce. washinsinn
rost
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

Robert T. Gayle. who was connected
with the Detroit team OF the Western
League for several years. gave prom
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

The popular belief that men Of sx'
traordinary mental zcllvIfy are. a.
rule. light nleepera = not justified ~
facts. for the ldier and the pleasure
seekers often SEEM 70 sleep longer and
more easily than the iaborious brain.
workers. The only safe guide IN A.
lerminlnR the question Of the qro11'
amount Of sleep Is undoubtedly 81.
berience. n good health and fuil m
ielleciual efficiency can BE- preserved
by ak hours sleep. there seems no
motive for making Effort probably
destined 10 failure. 10 sleep elshi
hours.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

loncs-"i married my wife Cor love.
Brown with her money as colia,.
raj. nhl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06
ci,y Ignorance

Farmer Haicede-"Yes m: this her,
Jersey oaow gives us sixteen quarts o
milk ev'ry day"
Totile Tiperlier-"lsn't Il Kind o
herr ! always supposed you had &
lake Il from herr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

DoadIhoI Whal's VIVID nm
40 mad about todayf"
Texas Tlm-"About week ago he
Jaw an ad In a paper fer a saddle that
sold fer g.. 20 he sent the V. an they
sent him a darn toy saddle FER a root.
ln-horso."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06
THE MONUMENT.

day. and he paid a glowing compli-
meul 10 the memory Of the man who
had devoted hls ne 20 the develop
mcni Of the national game.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

Eight hours has been fixed hy Ecn'
erai consent a. the happy mean. and
re have no ohiecficn 70 offer % It. eI.
though lf Il perhaps rather g liberal
allowance Ter adults In robust health
The yourg ard The aiilng mlrAt With
sdvantasc take more. ard indeed can
hardly have too mrea 81 40 excellent
d ionic ard restorative ~ sleep. IA
iionai treatment Of siscrlelsness. apart
tom such ca1ses Of ins1mria as sor.
row or narrowing anxiety. can d.
much The condition Or bed and bed
rccm should be inquired lnio nna
notihed as conmon-senne rules may
dictate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06

Care. however. should Be exercised
that short sleep has not been the re-.
suit merely o. a long continued had
habit and that every opportunity ~
siorded to The Organism % pr0curs
hat amount Of sleep that rcma adaut.
a 90 a. Hence moderately earIF
hours ard quiet freedom from nourcc'
o. disturbance are necessary. aud foI
a prolonged period. before we can
iesi fnre that he amount cf si1eI
hat seems natural 10 us IL - IN reaI'
~.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
SOME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.

why wild Bnl II Performing the A.
mosphsre with Iiis rhiriy-Eight call
hre Revolver The Typewriter oirf'
Idea Of Life In the CoantrJ.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-06
BALL GOSSIP.
no OF INTEREST ABOUT
rae NATIONAL GAME.
b. Wonderful showing Against
western ciubs-The Harry wright
n..ument Uayellsa IA Philadelphia
tIr niiters iIandleaps.

HE work Of the
y oston team
against the western
clubs was simply
phenomenal. It Is
the nrst time IN the
history Of the Ma
tional League that
any eastern team
has won every
game from the
western teams ON a
The herald., 1897-02-28
The Pearl Industry Waning

Fine pearls are often damaged by too
much haste on the part Of the pearl fish
er to get them out of the shells. Pearl
diving used to be an important and val
liable industry off the coast of Mozam-
bique. Now, according to United States
Consul Hollis the industry is very small
Bazaruto Kafirs still continue to fish
for pearls, but as they roast the oysters
instead of letting them rot, the pearls
are always more or less damaged by
the heat. The Bazaruto pearls, as well
as a few that are obtained near the
mouth Of the Rovuma, are shipped by
the Indian traders to Bombay and Zau-
Zibar.
Some years ago, writes Consul Hollis,
a concession was granted by the Por-
tuguese government for company of
American pearl divers to exploit the re-
puted rich pearl fisheries of the Baza-
ruto islands, which are situated a few
miles between Inhambane and Beira
An attempt was made to work the con-
cession, but 1t is recorded by the Amer
lean consul that bad management,
lack Of funds, heavy expenses and polit-
ical difficulties combined to kill the en-.
terprise"
The pearl diver is gradually becoming
extinct, particularly in the vicinity Of
Mozambique. There is now no local mar
ket for pearls in that locality-New
York Times.
The herald., 1897-02-28
HOW CONSUMPTION IS C()RABLE
A Professional Opinion Scientific
ally Stated
An Interesting Article From the Detroit Medical Age
in Which Standard Magazine 1t Occu-
pies First Place

chemically pure hydrochloric acid. To
operate the inhaler: Remove the corks;
slightly raise the long tube, turn itround
and introduce the end into the neck Of
the small vial, about half an inch from
the acid; place the nozzle at the end of
the rubber tube in the mouth or nostrl,
and take a full inspiration, then remove
the nozzle-when using the mixture for
catarrh allow the vapor to pass through
the nostrils; when using for bronchial
or pulmonary disease retain the vapor in
the lungs Great care should be taken
that the tube does not touch the acid,
and also not to blow through the rubber
tube into the inhaler. In the former
more ammonia must be added to the
mixture; In the latter the acid vial must
be emptied and refilled with new acid.
PRINCIPLE OF ACTION.
On inhaling, the air passes across the
acid, becoming charged with it's fumes,
thence down the glass tube into the in
haler, Immediately uniting with the am
monia in the mixture, forming the vap
orous crystals of ammonium chloride:
the crystals SO formed pass upward
through the mixture. becoming coated
with the drugs therein suspended, and
then pass through the inhaling tube
into the air passages. The drugs must
be SO mixed as to remain in suspension;
If precipitated they are beyond the
reach of the vapor.
The herald., 1897-02-28
The Secret Of Success
(Fnter Mrs. Al

(Entef MIS-. Al
Mrs. A.-Oh, doctor, l am troubled
constantly by a tired feeling.
Successful Physician-My dear ma
dame, you should ride bicycle. You
will find that 1t rests you wonderfully.
(Enter Mrs. B)
Mrs. Bob, doctor, l feel SO active
and wakeful all the time.
Successful Physician-I should ad-
wise a bicycle, by all means. You Will
find it will tire you and make you sleep.
(Enter Mrs. CO
Mrs. C.--Oh, doctor, / am getting so
thin that don't know what to do.
Successful Physician-What you want
to do is to ride a bicycle. 1t is grea.
producer Of flesh.
(Enter Mrs. d.
Mrs. Doh, doctor, l am getting so
terribly fat that 1 am ashamed of N.Y.
self
Successful Physician-No wonder. Get
bicycle and ride it. You will soon De
rid of all superfluous adipose tissue.
(Enter Mr.. E)
Mr.. E.-Oh, doctor, l feel all broken
up. Whatll l take?
Successful Observation-Disclosures riding.
1t will give you just the tone you need.
(IInter Mr.. F.)
Mr.. F.-Oh, doctor, 1 am tired of life,
Give me prescription to end it.
Successful Physician-Hire a bicycle
and break your neck.
James, take this stack of checks to
the bank.-New York Press.
The herald., 1897-02-28
0ARvANZA

GARvANzA, Feb. 26.-On wednes-
day last, 1t being the festival Of st.
Matthias, Bishop johnson commence
rated the first anniversary Of his eleva-
tion to the Episcopate at the Church of
the Angels (The bishops chapeD.
uhere were present from Los An
Eeles the Revs. John Gray, B. w, r.
Tayler, A. B. Weymouth, A. g. l.. Trew.
ID. D.; from Pomona, Searle M Wren:
from San Gabriel, Benjamin Hartley:
from Glendale. George Robinson, from
Pasadena, w. H. Dyer; from Whittier.
r. A. Osborn, and of the parish, Hem
derson Judd. The church was crowded
full by the regular members of the
parish and representatives of surround
Ing congregations. The occasion was
marked by the choir Of the chapel first
appearing In their new vestments.
The services opened with the con-
firmation Of q small class, one member
of which belonged to Miss Marsh's
school of Los Angeles. which had large
delegation OF teachers and pupils pres
ent to witness the interesting cere-
mony.
The bishops address on the occasion
was an impressive review Of his first
years work in his diocese, and an af-
footing appeal to his clergy and their
various congregations to help him in
carrying on and In still further extend
ing the missionary work Of Christ in the
diocese. He ALSO pleaded most earnestly
for assistance in building up such
such church and benevolent institutions
as the present and future need may de-
mand. The hospital of the Good Sama-
ritan, Los Angeles, was particularly
mentioned. The celebration of the
Lords Supper closed service memoir
able In the history Of the Church Of the
Angels.
The herald., 1897-02-28

of the abandonment of tariff taxation.
To doubt that this will be his policy
would be to suspect him of abandoning
the convictions of lifetime as result
of taking office. 1t is true that Mr.. Gage
has been quoted as favoring the cancel
lation of the greenbacks, while faith in
greenbacks as scientific money" is "A
corollary of the single tax doctrine. But
our admiration for Mr.. Gage convinces
us that he has been misquoted He can
not have been a single taxer in Delaware
and a protectionist in Illinois. Surely
we cannot suspect him Of supporting the
single tax with his check book and op
posing it with his voice.-New York
Journal
The herald., 1897-02-28
DOWNEY
Concert and Social Season at Hand-Psrsoaal
Notes

Concert and SOCIAL season at hand-Poreoaal
DOWNEY, Feb. 27.-The concert and
church social season is at hand. The
Presbyterian social on Monday evening
last, the concert of the symphony club
on Thursday evening, and now the Ep-
worth league has announced a leaf"
social to take place next Friday evening
at the church on College avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Manning returned
from their wedding trip on Tuesday and
were treated to a serenade by the Dow
ney band in the evening.
B. M. Blythe Is back from San Diego
and reports having had an enjoyable
trip.
M. E. Frankel was unfortunate enough
to sprain his left wrist, the result of
fall, on Saturday
The populatio of Downey and vicin-
ity Is rapidly increasing, four births be-
ing recorded this week.
Mrs. McNoah and family have taken
their departure for Michigan, having
leased their place near town for three
years.
Mrs. ]. c. Cawthon is up from Buena
Park on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Newcomb
Mrs. r. Harris Of Riverside county is
visiting this week with r. B. Harris and
family.
Orange packing continues at the
warehouse on First street, with quite
number Of carloads yet to be shipped.
T. X. Chapman has been down with
the grip this week.
Mrs; G; H: Thomas Of Chicago and
Mrs. s. w. Champion and family are out
for a few months visit with their rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Jenison and
family.
The herald., 1897-02-28

Christian church Is going to celebrate
Inauguration day by public dinner at
Thomas Johnson's In Norwalk.
Norwalk is to have musical and elo-
cutionary treat soon from Miss Lottie
Tillottson of st. Paul.
Mrs. De Kay is convalescing from Sc
we're Illness.
Rev. A. L. Hunsacker will hold SER
vice in the M. e. South church on Sun
day afternoon. Rev. G. H. de Kay
breaches Sunday evening to young wo-
men. and speaks in the morning to chill
dren.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church served an oyster supper last
night in the Swigart block. There was
a large attendance and the ladies' added
about $50 to their treasury.
q. r. Goldthwaite, formerly manager
of the creamery has moved to Los An
geles.
One of Atwood Sprouts fine blooded
young horses got so badly hurt on a
barbed wire fence the other day as to
necessitate killing 1t.
w. A. Shade was brought home on
cot on the afternoon train. He went
into the mountains above San Jacinto
some time ago for his health, but has
grown worse instead OF better.
Mrs. s. e. Wicks has purchased a lot
on the south side of town from A. Sproul
and will begin the erection Of cottage
In few days.
The herald., 1897-02-28
RIVERSIDE
odd Fellows VIII Smoke on Wednesday-A
Choir Concert

~---~-~-s
Choir Concert
RIVERSIDE, Feb. 27.-Arrangements
have been made by the officers of River
eide Lodge of Odd Fellows to give the
members of the lodge a smsiier next
Wednesday evening. sojourning men,
bers of the order are invited, and few
outsiders, friends of members.
l.. Middlecoff, attorney, Of San ia
cinto, Is In the city engaged in a suit
before Judge Nnyes.
The fifty singers composing the choir
of Simpson tabernacle. Los Angeles, ar
rived In Riverside to-day and will ap-
pear In the Home Mission benefit con-
cert at the Loring this evening. The
following is the program:
Chorus.
Hail California. ....Josephlne Gro
Duet-(a) A Streamlet Full Of Flow
(b) when Am Dead. -. Caraccioio
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Rowan.
Two Grenadiers ......... ....Schumann
c. S. Cornell.
Italia Beloved 80. Donizetti
Chorus.
Mrs. r. e. Rowan.
Quartet-To Adelaide.... .Krebs
Mesers. Nay, Budlong. Cogswell and
Cornell.
Donizetti
Miss Deiphine Todd.
Sing Alleluiah Forth ............ Buck
Chorus.
OHly AL DIediuSs .OehOVen
T. e. Rowan.
SdTuOVdlc HOSSlNl
Chorus.
Duet-The Land of the Swallows,
Mosini
Miss Todd and Mr.. Cornell.
Raise Now Your Song on High Christ
mas Oratorio Of Saint Saens).
De Noel
Chorus.
The Casa Blanca Lawn Tennis club
has arranged for an entertainment for
the evening of March at their club
house on Adams street. Two farce COM
edies will be presented, "a Pair of Luna
tics" and MY Lord in Livery" Cast:
Lord Thirlmore," Mr.. Winterbothem;
"Spiggott," Mr.. Irving; Hopkins" Mr..
Foxton; Robert" Master B. Norton;
"Sybil Amberly," Mrs. Robert LIE Bett-
ner; Laura" Mrs. John e. Dickey;
Rose" Miss McNab.
The herald., 1897-02-28
0LeNDokA

GLENDORA, Feb. 27.-Mrs. w. w.
Fraisher and daughter. Wanda, have
left for visit in the east.
A spirited discussion is impending be-
tween the Christian and Dunkard
churches in regard to their respective
views on baptism.
Mrs. NJ. H, La Fetra entertained the
ladies of the w. c. T. u. from Glendora,
Axusa and Covina Monday afternoon at
her henes Refreshments were served
70 fcrty-tvc guests,