PACIFIC UNION RECORDER 3
Prot. M. I.
afternoon
Cady spent last Friday
at the Press, at
our co¢ducational
which time
hooks were carefully
considered. Arrangements
Sister Sarah Peek,
qast, to go to the American
Founders’ (‘hicago,
were
made for who ig
now in the
Type
scleet the type for the various readers
(‘ompany in
of the True Educator Series, and have
this made and expressed at once to the
Pacific Press. It is hoped that these
readers may be hastened through, at
least In part, for delivery October 1.
Much will depend upon the type, how-
ever, which has to be made especially
for these books.
Prof. G. W. Caviness, editor of our
Spanish paper in Mexico City, 1s ex-
peeted in Mountain View about Septem-
ber 1. A translation of ‘The Coming
King’ into the Spanish language has
been made by Professor C(aviness, and
the type work will be taken up in earnest
at that time. A copy of this translation
type at the Pacific
Press, and a part of the type was set
was in the room
when the fire occurred. Fortunately, as
has just been learned, Professor Cav-
iness had a carbon copy of the transla-
tion with all the corrections with him,
so the mechanical part of the work will
be all that is necessary to produce a
new edition,
Missionary Work
BOOK WORK
California
Report for Week Ending July 27
““ Heralds of the Morning’
Agent Hrs. Ords. Value
Floyd R. Moore 41%, 45 $82 00
Thos. KE. Steele 41 4 9 25
J. V. Pierson 34 33 DT TH
sarle DBenton® 32 SY 849 v5
llarle Benton 30 31 o4 25
Jas. kK. Hunter 30 2 3 25
Uthat Wileox™ 2415 18 33 75
Uthat Wilcox 241, 58 103 75
Elizabeth Gregory 23 14 24 50
Livlon Hart 23 19 33 7D
Imma H. Covell 21 8 14 00
Abbie O. Oakes 1715 8 16 2:
J. V. Pierson® 10 7 12 25
M. H. Leon 6 7 11 75
““ Heralds’ and ‘Ladies’ Guide’
Inez Hoiland 29, 79 255 00
““ Heralds” and “Great Controversy’
Amos Stevens 16 40 60 50
| ‘“Great Controversy’
M. J. King S 16 33 75
“Previous week,
‘‘Bible Readings’’
W. B. Findley 47 16 34 75
“¢ Patriarchs and Prophets’’
Walter Harper 40) 35 87 50
forty Per Cent Books
B. Julius 128 20
497 $1,155 95
Utah
Report for Week Ending July 27
‘“ Home Hand Book™’
Agent Hrs. Ords. Value
A. D. Guthrie 38 24 $140 00
Southern California
Report for Week Ending July 27
‘“Heralds’’
Agent Hrs. Ords. Value
I. M. Adams 211%, 13 $23 00
Olive Adams 14 12 19 50
Bessie (Chaffee 3 2 3 00
Bertha Dart 163% 20 30 75
(Glenn Emmert 25 20 36 00
Vinnolia Earp 211% 5 7 50
J. A. P. Green 3814, 37 66 00
Myrtle Henry 13 2 3 00
Joseph Hair 1314 2 6 00
Edith Hamilton 30 6 11 00
Paul Lothrop 5) 6 12 50
Una Shirley 21 3 4 50
Julia Thuesen 10 5 7 50
T. W. Walters 35 41 63 00
‘‘ Bible Readings’’
Clyde West 9 22 25
183 $315 50
Books Delivered
‘Heralds’
Bessie (Chaffee 42 123 00
Byron Dart 42 63 00
Elmer Dart 37 55 00
Iivalyn Lothrop 30 45 00
191 $286 00
Report for Week Ending August 3
““ Heralds’
Agent Hrs. Ords. Value
KK. M. Adams 221, 13 $22 75
Olive Adams 6 8 13 75
Bessie (Chaffee 1 1 50
Elmer Dart 3215 20 33 00
Byron Dart 20 13 21 75
Bertha Dart 24 19 33 00
J. A. P. Green 30 19 36 50
Joseph Hair 3515 14 22 00
Fvalyn Lothrop 2 2 3 00
Nellie Miller 32 11 17 00
J. I. Robison 31 13 22 50
133 $226 75
Books Delivered During Week Ending
August 3
I. M. Adams 28 $42 00
Bessie Chaffee 66 99 00
Elmer Dart 3 4 50
Byron Dart 3 4 50
Evalyn Lothrop 34 52 00
J. I. Robison 35 22 50
169 $259 350
Book and Book-Workers’ Notes
Iisther Geer has gone to San Jose to
work.
Uthat Wilcox will canvass Mountain
View and vieinity for ‘‘Heralds.’’
Sister Barker and Sister Hildebrand
have gone to Woodland, where they will
be given entertainment by Sister Bush.
llarle B. Benton is a new recruit. He
took the canvassing class one year ago
under Brother Covell. He also expects
to make a scholarship.
By telegram received at the Pacific
Press July 31, from Kansas City, Mo.,
Brother B. R. Nordyke announced the
closing of a satisfactory contract on a
10,000 edition of ‘‘ Heralds of the Morn-
ing,” to be ready within thirty days.
Forty hours is the standard of time
set for the canvassers in the California
Conference this week. An endeavor is
being made by all the workers to have
this the banner week of the season. To
accomplish this, each one is expected to
make a special effort to put in full time.
‘‘The delivery is the best part of the
I had splendid success the first
two days, but the third was not so good.
It is so good to see the people oper their
books and begin reading. All T can say
is that the Lord is blessing in delivering
work,
the books.
“¢ Bessie (‘haffee.”’
Brother Dymot’'s trunk was in the Pa-
cific Press building when it burned. It
was a serious loss to him, as it not only
contained his clothes, books, and other
valuable matter, but his prospectuses
with all his subseriber’s names. Brother
Findley 's trunk also went up in smoke,
as did many valuable papers belonging
to Brother Covell.
““* My expectations have at last been
reached Have
lost a day because of rain, but the Lord
answered my prayer in giving the
scholarship just the same. When the
startling news of the Press reached me
I was so stunned that I hardly had
courage to continue my work. But what
the Lord has begun He is able to finish,
so I went right on and was blessed with
success.
a scholarship in a week.
“‘Tnez Tloiland."’