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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Feb 17, 1909

Our Work and Workers.

AT the academy at Keene, Texas, nine students were baptized by Brother Clarence Santee, Sunday, January 17.

BRETHREN R. P. MONTGOMERY and Ray Hickman recently conducted meetings in the schoolhouse at Squaretop, Okla., where five accepted the truth.

THE Western Canadian Union Conference has a total membership of 817 from a population of 1,120,788. E. L. Stewart is president; Mrs. H. S. Shaw, secretary and treasurer.

AT the annual session of the British Columbia Conference, held January 14 to 18, W. M. Adams was chosen president; Bertha Lofstad, secretary-treasurer, with W. M. Adams, T. H. Watson, S. A. Wilband, F. H. Conway, and George Alcock, the conference committee.

BROTHER H. E. CRANE, of Bruno, Minn., reports a company of seventeen believers at that place. In a settlement two miles east, seven adults and six children have accepted of present truth through his labors. Brethren Geo. L. Budd and A. V. Olson have charge of the work.

Taken at the Bookmen's Convention, held in Mountain View, January 23 to February 1. Beginning at the right of the picture the names are as follows: E. S. Horsman, Los Angeles, Cal.; Clyde Raaths; C. E. Weaks, Portland, Ore.; W. H. Covell; A. D. Guthrie, College Place, Wash.; J. F. Beatty, Portland; E. M. Oberg, Portland; Frank Peterson, Portland; C. L. Davis, Seattle; L. T. Curtis, Los Angeles; H. H. Hall; T. G. Johnson, College Place, Wash.; N. Z. Town, Buenos Aires, Arg. Rep.; Harry Carter; H. G. Childs; James Cochran, Kansas City, Mo.; O. K. Butler, College Place; C. F. Jones, W. E. Gillis, Seattle; C. H. Jones; H. G. Thurston, Phoenix, Ariz.; S. G. Huntington, Salt Lake City; B. R. Nordyke. Those whose addresses are not given are from Northern California, and all from Mountain View, save one. There are among them three ministers; namely, numbers 13, 21, 22. Some of these are also periodical men. They form a good strong corps of leaders.

BROTHER and Sister H. A. Weaver report that five substantial adults are obeying the commandments of the Lord at Pt. Huron, Mich., as the result of their labors there.

"EL MENSAJERO DE LA VERDAD," our Spanish paper in Mexico, has a circulation of 4,500 copies each issue. The publishers have increased the size to twenty pages, with a slight increase in the price. This journal has brought the truth to many, and is deserving of hearty support.

WORD from Brother S. A. Wellman, manager of the Caribbean Watchman, states that that paper and the headquarters of conference work formerly located at Kingston, Jamaica, have been removed to Cristobal, Canal Zone, Republic of Panama, where substantial buildings have been erected.