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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM II. ApAMs

VIM. u. Adams OF Pleasant Grove
departed this life october. 1885. at the
axe of ~ ycara The deceased was ons
~ the pioneers OF Pleasant drove. set
Thing there In the early mites, and sur
ftrlnR all the hardships attendant upon
pioneer life. He was respected and
beloved by an who knew him. and died
a. he had lived. n faithful Latter-day
Saint. lie leaves a NUMEROUS posteri-
" % mourn his departure, and emulate
his virtues. May he rest In peace.
WIN. ". Adams was the father Of Mrs.
John Mcdonald Sen OF Salt Lake city,
who with her family has just returned
from Pleasant Grove, where the funeral
services were conducted. ana where the
aged parent was laid 20 rest.
JAMES q. MCDONALD.
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afternoon. At o'clock dinner was
served. and for an hour or more ON
and accomplishment, together Win
present and prospective occurrences
was INDUCED In. President SNOW 2c-
cupied the position Of honor az the
table on his right was Prssldent
George O. Cannon and on his lett was
President Joseph Il. Smith. IN the
evening an Informal program OF
speech making and music was rem
dercd. The event viii iong be remem-
bere1 by those In attendance as one o.
the most pleasant functions In which
they have participated.
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srocKnoLprny msrrlso.

NOTICE II hereby given that Tiers
will be a meeting - the r,oeknoldcri u
the Atlantic Mining and Milling CON.
ptny. a corporation 81 Utah. Monday.
the aini day u October, 1875. at 8 O'Clock
pm. AZ the principal Once and place
~ business % haid company. In ROOM
No. $40 Dooly Block. SAT- Lake CITY.
Utah.
said meeting will w. hen for N,
purpose OF elcctlng a board 81 ilfetos
for said company for the ensuing year,
and for such other bufiress az mar
regularly come before said meeting
G. y. wARRi,N.
President OF Hoard of Difle,ofh
Dated Oct. 10. 1925.
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A card to Prosperity. ropf.,.n,, 49,.

Tue Unprecedented sale o. ..p...
Ing and Public Speaking" lenh, az.
author to expect an unnsu,i 1. ne
for the book during Conf rsnc ..'inati
therefore wrote the publlshers 4. he
coo copies ready 10 sell over ths nave nave
Ter. Wv soaa'
Judge Of his surprise then "a g..
that 81 the half edition n soo ,asian
for which covers had been ny-sSpp..,p
only 200 copies remain and of,isr. y.
aEcnts arc likely TO exhaust ~ "a
fore Conference visitors arrive D.
OF course u was no, sniir.iv
agreeable TO have ones bretiS -
away IN that abrupt fashion ~,
me author ls deeply gratsfii ~, !
friends for the surprise. Tbi. .,,,af
therefore 30 Inform the pubils ny =
has teisgraphed manufaciursr'N ,.
1880 covers for the REMAINING NJ,
tion. which at the presen, rais h i NV.
to 60 before Christmas. sbanid ~
visitor fail TO get copy nov H. ~
leave his address at tn .p.'nly
News' Office, and tht book IN i ~
mailed 20 him about October tsih
Respectfully,
MI NELSON
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Tun onrrN mao.

George Romney IL suing W. H. Rowe
10 collect tg,6li30 on a note.
The county commissioners are hav-
Ing considerable trouble over erroneous
tax sales, etc.
The county innrmary has received
seventeen patients during the month
~ september and has discharged like
number.
Appropriations for county road re-
pairs have not yot been made. Commits
sloncrn Armstrong and Hall falling
70 agree with Mr. Rawllns's report
state Fish and Game Warden sharp
has determined 90 deal promptly with
Destroyer Of finh In East Canyon creek
and In streams In Wayne county.
Adam orth has nled nm action In the
Third district court against Henry II.
akidmore and others 10 secure pay.
ment Of a promirsory note In the sum
% $500 with interest.
The county commissioner are today
appointing Judges of election. but " Ia
not likely that the list VIII be COM
pieted until tomorrow.
In Judge Hllsa'n court today the d.
vorce suit Of Alice J. Taylor agalnss
John Lu Taylor was dismissed with
out prejudice.
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srAnrLINu MuMons.
Indian. Preparing 10 Resist ua,ii the Las,
900 Hedmen IN the Woods.

t'N tt'Hf's'N ~ htf' "''Ns"t
Minneapolis. oct. 1.-THE Journals
stan correspondent at Cas- Lake. MINI,
wires.
Indian runners from the south passed
here In the nlHht going north and from
them Information % a more serious ma
turc than anything heard heretofore
was obtained. The h1atiica at Bear
Island have already learned that Gen.
bacon intends % attack them within ~
hours and are buslly preparing 90 resist
The Indians are well posted on every
thing that g0ca on at Walker and at
the agency. They are strongly en-
irtnched and have sent out insulting
messages 80 the whites. Their runners
are busy urging endorsements. There
have passed down the Waterway 20
Lccch Lake In the past three days a.
many Indians as there have soldiers
came In on the railroad. VILLAGE
passed up Cass Lake this morning and
70 others are now camped eight miles
northwest from here women and chill
drcn going steadily northward.
Twenty canoes ~ bucks. four IN each
went up the Mississippi river into
Lecch Lake last night. II IN estimated
BY the woodsmen here that at least
100 reds. who will igin the hontlies on
the slightest encouragement are now
within striking distance OF Lecch Lake
dam. Chief Chippewa Pine Estimator
Hccllc came IN from nrainerd last
night. He brings the most alarming
reports yet. lie said.
"iiacon will make another attempt
In the next day or two.
lie IL determined 10 got the Indians
or their bodies n he does neither the
reds will make a break north for the
ilig Fork country. He cannot follow
them and they win have done terrible
damage 20 the settlers aH they Zee.
consider the situation critical both here
and along tho road. Some % the EHti-
matora are starting back 60 work TO.
day hut only where the troops can pro-
tect them"
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A FREE NApolsoSlc EVENING.


Dr. MuS1arelii will lecture on ma
polcon and Josephine" on Wednesday
evening a, the Assembly Hall Letters
OF Josephine. never before published. Il
IL said. and copied by Dr. Mus.
xareili from the originals In the ar.
chlycs Of Paris. throw light upon the
real disposition Of the Inflated empress
and her imperial court. The lecture Il
expected 90 be n ilno piece Of graphic
description, NJ Dr. Muzzarclll viii por-
tray Napoleon In a manner very dif-
fcrcnt from the ordinary American
writer. The lecture viii be- illus,rated
with 80 stercoptlcon Views
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ACTRESS GETS THREE MONTHS
An ts.leadiug Lady Of Joseph Jefferson IN
Trouble.
She IL Sentenced to Pay sioo ZINE and he
Imrrisonsd for Pension
FRAUD.

Cincinnati. oct. ii.-Mary Allen. Of
covinEton. KY. aged g. an actress. who
for some time was leading lay In Joe
Joffcrson'a Rip Van Wrinkle company
was today sentenced to pay a hne Of
800 and to the imprisoned In the War
rcn county. Ohio. jan for three months
Her sister. Amanda oiorson, was SEN
fenced 10 serve a year In the same jail
Doth were sentenced by Judge Taft Of
the United states circuit court.
Both were convicted Of making false
afhdavlts In a pension claim tor Mrs.
orictaon on which she drew pension ne
a widow after she had married.
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Chicago. oct ii.-Mayor Harrison
today Issued n proclamation 70 the
public. calling Tor contribution Tor the
yellow fever sufferers In the touth.
Contributions " money or supplies VIII
be received by the mayor and forward
90 10 Bishop Charles y. Gallo Jay and
col. j. l.. Power. secretary % state
Jackson. Miss Tho Illinois Central
railway has consented 90 transport all
the supplies donated without cost
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A PLEASANT RECEPTION.
Church officials 0lned and tnier,ained at Inc
Residence Of Bishop Iohn R. wlnder.

Yesterday afternoon ana evening
witnessed very pleasant reception
given by Bishop John II. winder at hls
handsome and commodi1us MIN Greek
residence. In honor u the Frs, Presi-
doncy and members OF the quorum Of
Apostles and their wives. The idea
Of giving the reception was suggested
60 Bishop winder By the fact that all
Of the officials 81 the Church from tho
quorums mentioned were In the city al
the present time. an event shat had
not occurred Tor many years past. lilo
therefore thought that after the strain
u Conference an Informal gathering of
the officers named would not only be
appropriate but very. enjoyable. In
this he seems 90 have been correct. for
the occasion was most delightful In all
rcspeclr.
The guests arrived at : O'clock 10 tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11
i,IEi,

MeI.AIN. Died IN the sixth ward.
Salt Lake city. oct. nth. 1895. Hugh
Nolan, aged ~ years. Funeral on
Thursday. 18th inst. at y. m. IN Sixth
ward meeting house. Friends OF the
family are invited 10 attend.
HORsFALI.-On october II. isas.
Charles Kenneth. infant son OF Charles
q. and Mary u. T.. iIorafall OF this city.
aged / year and 10 days.
Funeral vii be held at ? .. M.
Wednesday from residence. bis east,
Sixth South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11
SANDY wATrnwonKs.
Company Incorporated To-day for the rur
pose Of Constructions one.

The town OF Sandy IL to have mod
ern water system. This morning the
Shady Pipe Line company nlcd articles
uf Incorporation with County Clerk
Dunbar. FOR the purpose. az stated In
the paper. Of renting, leasing. acdulr-
Ing, owning. holding and maintaining
water rights and water pipe, and go
construct and keep In repair reservoirs.
water dltchea. canals, dams. springs.
numea. water pipe and other c0nduits
and nppurtcnnncea that may be useful
to the corporation for the purpose of
Furnishing. selling or leasing culinary
and Irrigation water. with the right 20
acquire. hold. use. control. sell or dis
pose OF all necessary real estate and
franchises for tho carrying on OF said
business
The capital stock OF the company IN
fixed at 5000 divided Into 200 shares
OF the par value OF tg5 each. and the
names OF the stockholders. who all live
IN sandy. and the number Of shares %
stock they hold. ars a. follows. G. g.
Craps. 8. A. q. Robertson. 9. w. W
Wilson, 4; Wells CLARK. 4: Jas. Jensen.
Z. ~. Van Dam, 2. G. ID. Rogers. 1;
!. g. brown. 4. W. ID. kuhic. 4; Jos
W. nufklnshaw, ?. Cushing. 2.
james Jensen IL named ~ ,i'esidens
" the company. with A. q. n,bcrtson
ne vice president. &. G. Craps secre-
tnry; James g. Brown. treasury; w
w. Wilson, director
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Would No, Be- Held 10.

ia Pltchcrs while driving into town
from Bountifui last night. was tackled
by two hold-ups, who ordered him TO
throw up his hands, Al the same time
drawing out revolver. Mr.. Pitchers
Instantly brought his WHIP Into use. and
fellcd both men. one AFTER the other. He
then made his escape. thanking his
lucky stars for his bravery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11

The secret OF a clear skin. sof,. wAr.
hands. and luxuriant hair IL found /,
ne perieet action OF tbs pores prS.
comparison the most efrdctlya Mn ~
rlfying and beau,ifying SOAP N ~.
world. a. well az the purat and sw,s,,
est for toilet. bath and nursery, n Z,
the only preventative Of pimplss hisst.
heads. red. rough hands with shsps,,,,
nails, dry. thin and failing half. nd
simple baby blcmlshea, becauss n.
only preventive OF lnnammatlan All
elogging OF the pores. the Gauss !,
most minor affections OF the ia
scalp and hair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11

walker. MINI, oct. ii.-1nspector
Tinker has Withdrawn his written
statement Of terms to the Indiana,
fearing shat he had Threatened war IN
case u non-compliance He says nus
mieslon il not war. but peace There
are twelve mon sick In the detachment
Of the Third. one - seriously that nc
viii be sent back 10 Fort smelling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11

with the csliara.lnE sense q 70.
ncwed health and strength ani lr,ffsl
CLEANLINESS, which follows the u, {,
Syrup OF Figs. Il unknown 90 o. ~
who have not Progressed beyond a. "a
slime medicines and sha cheap sshs.
tutea sometimes offered. bu, rnif 4.
crpted by the wcii-informed. ng a.
genuine. Manufactured by the cais.
MIA Fig Syrup Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11

Cleveland, Oct IA special from
Canton says II Is reported the state
claims 10 nave evidence that MrL
George purchased aelf-acting al.
callber revolver In Chlcag3 recently.
and said that she expected 70 use Il i1
kin snxton,
u "a said one raid 20 a friend short
~ after the settlement ~ the case by
her former husband aEainr, saxtoni
There VIII b. either a wedding or a
funeral"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11
rms rnnnkr uSruLrrLLrp.
Kitchen .. 'stiii safe ia JAN and WIN APP
pear In Court Tomorrow.

Lexington. KY, Oct. 1.-THE Twelfth
New York failed 10 carry out itH threat
last night % take Aiyio Kitchen from
the county jail and lynch him because
he killed their commde, Private Ed
ward Nygrcn. The iCoth Indiana was
sent into town at late hour and at 4
o'clock this morning had SGT together
'N 7r' 'rrs ~hn wcrr In town on pass
% and without ana marched them
D.uAll Al command officers
were ordered 10 report to headquarters
and this morning the city h Invested
90 all soldiers save provost guards.
The jail WIS heavily Euhrded from
without and 1000 men could not have
carried Il. Kitchen win be tried bcflrc
Judge Bullock tomorrow.
Den. ilrcchinridgc win order out tho
entire division he says II Il Is necea-
sary 10 preserve peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11

Nephi. Oct. io.-Thc unwilling Of tho
monument erected 90 the memory Of
William Paxman will occur on satur-
day afternoon. october 10. i,aA An
appropriate program has been pee
pared for the occasion. The many
friends for the pccaaion. The many
respectfully invited.
l.. A. BAILEY. Chairman.
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In the Mixing,

Tho mixing Of the food IL a critical
part OF the product but the material
used In the mixing determines the
quality Of the food prepared. II you
use y. $. baking powder you are GER
tain to have better results from your
cooking than otherwise possible. We
know the satisfaction which comes
from using this excellent material and
want you 10 give II a trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11

Truth wears well. pe5p,s Nav.
learned that pewitts Little Eirly Ink,
as arr reliable iltiie pills Tor rtruir.
Ina the bowels, curing conaiipati5n arl
sick headache. They don't rrlps
v. g. Schramm. Prescription Drur.
gist, Mccormick building. tefnsf Ms
and First South Streets.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The American Monthly Review OF
RcNlCwa Tor October gives special at.
tention TO The developments OF the past
month In International politics and 90
the lessons % the Spanlnh-Amsrlcan
war. The editor In the department Of
The Progress of the World, discusses
the attitude % the spanish people 20.
ward peace conditions, the new rcla-
tons between Germany aud England.
the caar's propoaition for dlna rfnament,
the Dreyfun case In Framed Engiand'a
rtopcning % the soudan, aud other
serious problems confronting the Eu-
rupean powers Important contributed
articles review President Mcl<inley's
course In the conduct Of the war 10 n
successful close and the drficienciea
In our administrative machinery re-.
voaled by the fatal delays and break
downs In the medical and subsistence
departments OF army management.
Selections from Jean Paul Friedrich
Richter. edited by George Stuart Coli
llnu. Ph. D.. professor Of tho German
Language and literature IN the Poly
technlo Institute OF brooklyn. ". Y.
This book il Intended Tor students Of
German who have attained a certain
mastery ~ that Language. The sciee-
tionn are from the shorter writings "
Jean Paul. and each II representative
~ some feature OF the authors mani
fold genius and style. Many u the
selections have never before been edit
"A for class reading. American Book
Company. New York. Cincinnati. and
Chicago
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orrR, EXCURSION no tou,x


Round trip only $3.50 via o. a.
Trains leave at s;oi a. m. and sp,.'-i
~ $3.50 y. IN. Returning after 6p.,,
Tickets gOod returning until ociol,,
18th. WV
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Pittsburg, oct. t.-scyenty seven In.
functions were issued today against
pl'tsburg ticket acaipera on suits en-
tered by leading officials Of the Trunk
lines entering Plttsburg.
the complaints ask that "A prellmln.
airy Injunction shall Issue against the
dofendnnta ON the ground that they
nro doing a business prohibited by law.
judge White issued preliminary In.
Junction liking Monday morning next
IA the time Tor a final hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11

Hcld's band has returned from Bolsc.
Idaho. and the members are all well
pleased with their trip. ana especially
~ With the treatment accorded them
by the good people OF Boise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11

Fort Worth, Tex, Oct ii.-GeorFe
Moore, another " the Santa Re train
robbers, was today found guilty of
murder and given a life sentence IN
the states prison. The Jury was out one
week. Attorneys FOR the defence gave
notice Of appeal 10 higher court.
Dave darlington, one of Moorca pals.
same onenne. was given the death sen.
tence.
Tive more Of the same gang are
awaiting trial
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have been dispersed by the provost
guard. The mines are practically IDLE
today.
The nerroes having received pay de-
cline 10 work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11
DELINQUENT sorIcr.

The Bullion-Beek Tunnel N. Ca
Location Of Principal Place u Bsf-
ness. Salt Lake city, uiah.
Location Of Mines and Works. Tinls
Mining District. Juab County,
Utah
NOrtcEi-rherc are delinquent upla
the following doscrib,d stock. on is.
count % Assessment No. :. LOWED q
the 10Th day OF September. isgA ~
several amounts ut opposite the nanf
Of the respective shareholder az ~
lows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11

81, Louis, oct. 1.-THE first bit,aian
" che Fifteenth Infantry. q. =. A., from
New Mexico and Arizona, arrived al
unlon station today en- Route % Hunts.
vile, Ala, whore they VIII Join Den
Wheeler's corps, which N 20 be sent 10
Santiago for garrison duty.
Lieut. col, James w. Kuwan Is In
command ~ this battalion which num-
hers 400 men They had breakfast nj
Union Station and left at b O'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11

Ana In accordance with Jaw ,,aIs on
der OF the board Of director isgS %
H. 10Th day Of septempsl ~ such
many shares OF each pnlo,tb he odd
stock as may be necessary W." No. los
al Tie aecretary's ONCE ~ rt,,y titah,
Mccormick Block. Salt Lake - ,sss al .
in "wednesday. october relihl, ,ruen, as
o'clock y. m. 10 pay the as''v Win cosls
sefHment thereon, toNetn' ALE.
~ aave,tlslng and expense ei,,Sa
bNiNN- Secretary
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CATARRH
Hooks Closing ont.

Iieohs Closing out.
1000 volumes. all kinds, history. poe
try fiction, family and tsachers
Bibles mechanical hooks. stationery,
etc. Private sale all day. Auction 1850
.. m, at " south Second West.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair tonight and Wednesday. sta
tlonary temperature.
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SsEros. Out.

pana, H.. Oct. ii.--rhlrty blacks.
who assembled In the Illinois Cerirai
railroad yards apparently Intending TO
board freight trains and leave the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-11

II IA quickly Alb
surbed
Gives Reiiefat once,
opens and cleans
q the Nasal Pass
ares.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-02-26
SAID IN A JOKE.
EXPLANATION of the Alleged Convict
Printing Proposition.

VALLEJO, Feb. Ex-senator ]. j.
Luchsinger, commenting on the fact
that the newspapers had given credence
to the report that Brandon, Secretary
of the Senate State Buildings Commit
tee. had advocated that State printing
be done by convicts. and also that
members of the committee had ac-
quiesced in the recommendation, to-day
said that injustice was being done the
Secretary and the committee The
Senator said:
The whole matter originated in this
wise: The Warden at Sam Quentin. Mr..
Hale, brought forth his prison report,
and he was asked who was going to do
his printing this year. He said: 1 do
not know Then Mr.. Brandon re-
marked in a jocular way, Why do you
not put the prisoners at work making
photographic copies of the report
This is all that was said from
which such a report could emanate.
and as L was presnt during the whole
proceedings and taking an interest in
all that was said, and not being one
of the committee. l can give a disin-
terested version of the occurrence.
am sure that the publication of these
happenings viii allay the fears of many
who are interested in State printing
and, at the same time, set Mr.. Bran
don and the Senate committee right be-
fore the people
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-02-26
Y. M. C. A.
Subjects Discussed at Yesterdays
Session of the Convention.

RIVERSIDE. Feb. 25.-To-day's ses-
sion of the seventeenth annual conven-
ton of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION convened at 8 o'clock this
morning. The attendance was consider
ably lager than on the previous day.
Rev A j. Frost was the first speaker.
and his subject, like on the day before,
was The Bible"
AT 1890 o'clock the topic on the pro-
gramme, "A Glance at the Field" was
taken up, and reports from assccia-
tons of the State were heard. including
Sacramento, San Diego. Los Angeles,
Riverside, San Francisco, Redlands,
Santa Barbara, Oakland, Pasadena and
Ladies Auxiliary. No report was given
for Stockton, Santa Cruz or Pasadena.
Upon the reconyening of the conven-
ton after the noon hour, the subject,
The Physical Man." was taken up ana
discussed by several of the most prom
inent delegates present. The subject
was divided into Glass Work" "Ath-
Ietics," Gymnasium" and Conditions. >
The speakers We're l.. c. Dale of Stock
ton Dr. II. l.. Deitz of San Francisco,
w. O. Black of San Diego and DR..
Roblee, director of the local organiza
ton.
The evening session was devoted
largely to a discussion of the subject,
"Califorria's Young Men"