Laurelwood Industrial School and Missionary Review
By Editor
We have received the announcement of the Laurelwood Industrial School, located at Gaston, Ore. This school is in the Western Oregon Conference, and is just beginning its first year. The school farm consists of sixty-three acres of land, and is “at the head of a fertile valley extending east from Wapato Lake.” One building, twenty-eight by fifty feet, two stories in height, has been erected, and others will be built as soon as the necessary funds can be raised. Those who desire further information can obtain a copy of the announcement by addressing the principal, R. W. Airey, Gaston, Ore. The Missionary Review of the World for November presents an attractive appearance, with its large number of instructive illustrations. The articles also are interesting. Dr. Dwight’s article on “The Church and the Mormons,” describes the battle which is in progress between the forces of Christ in Utah and those of the polygamous “prophet.” This will be extremely valuable to all who wish such information. Booker T. Washington has something to say on “What the Negro Is Doing for the Negro in America.” Published monthly by Funk & Wagnalls Company, 44-60 East 23d St., New York. $2.50 a year.