Arizona republican., 1907-07-13
WlN0NA OF THE WEST
PACIFIC CiAUIAUQUA
Phosnieians Who Are in Assssdsses
at The Mount Hermsn Inter osssr-
enationai Assembly.

Santa Cruz. Cal July i0.-tssscizl
correspondence of The Republican,
Almost every one in church cssclss
along the Pacific Coast has heart =
Mount Hermon. the new intsS-iszofa.
enational Summer Assembly. S>-st~1
beneath the cool shade OF giant r-Si-
woods. seven miles from santa Crax.
and one mile from the famous His
Trees. IL offers an ideal summer r-.a<s
for the camper OF the tourist Tss
years ago marked the beginning af this
enterprise. which already gives prcen-
Use of becoming a great and lasting Ia
fluence in the intellectual and splrsts
ual life of California Two years aa,s
Tuxedo was a quiet mountain r~.-srs
whose charms were known to but f~S,
Today. its wonderful groves and ss<.
turesque glens are alive with Visiss<s
and summer residents Cottages xss
rising on every slope. and lots fer
building or camping purposes srv n
great demand TWO hotels and , no-a-
Der of cottages and tents belOaxtnx 30
the association are needed Zoe tyan.
silent visitors although the -~a.sn Ass
barely opened. No more eeautsfsi sr-<.
for summer outing could - fssirsd
This Is natures own wildwood free
from the disfigurements Of modern
Improvements" Everywhere are the
century-old redwoods. raarmuring
pines and giant madrOses. cool and
restful and inspiring. But In tss wa
tiers which abound upon "a. ssas d.
mains Mount Hermon find. ss. r,-s--
alluring charm. Water. In STREAMS sss
pools. in springs and cascade. Ws.-s
to drink. to stroll beside.to fi.s<a o.,
TO boat on. to swim in Tn fi.h Ia
Sparkling streams bordered ss SiaHt
ferns and shaded by niaEniftcsnt trp~s
mountain trails leading Ia -p-ss. -
romantic beauty. mineral springs &C
medicinal virtues. The~e are asn.snx
the many natural attractions AZ this
delightful place. SO much for The ma.
terial things of Mount Herrnoa-
summer school. modelled aftsr
Chautauqua and winona Of The east,
has been established at Mount Hsr.
mon under the charge Of noted n
structors in literature. Music. nafafs
study and the Bible. Ten. i:npofssnt
assemblies Were scheduled Zoe Q ths
summer season. The first &C tns>s
occurred June 1928. the subject h-sns
THE Reciprocal Relation % An>ss<a
and the Orient" The conf~r-sr- xaS
a notable one. the question eesas cor
sidered BY ministers. missionaries.
business men. labor union leaders. and
by representatives from China and
Japan. Its deliberations Hill be %
great weight in all subsequent eonsid-
erations of this problem.
Noted speakers and lecturers from
all along the coast. and .cms from the
far eastern parts Of the United States
are to add their wisdom 90 the many
good things which are offered To the
visitors who delight In Mount Her
mon. The Zavante Indian conference
takes place July 1880. saa many In
dams will be presen; 10 sad to the In
terest of the occasion
A full program 10 assured for
great week" July ss-ss. when two
or more of the world. reeas leaders
in thought and action siu - present.
Missions. temperance. ss,pday school
work. and a conference Of Christian
leaders. combine to fIlI ts f~pIs-son the
days between the presenf fisrs saa the
middle of August
Mrs. George II. Coot. Of fh<<rsx.
and her sister. Mrs. Cuie<fS- pg Aix-
media. California. have e<en 81 Ns..sst
HerInon for a week past
Miss Crissie Gilchrist. a;so Of rnz.-
nix. Is here for a yisl, with bee ef>ssh.
er. Rev. Hugh Gilchrist. D. o.. r..aa.
ger of Mt Hermon. and Nth h<f sts-
ter. Miss Lizzie Giichrsss-
MARY AR,E CUTTER