Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20

.uot the .ofm % friendly uou.r
i1r uuHnirnuy OF el1cuuDu. The
ludrai rendered decision lu favor U.
Len. lut distributed thuir CONN !.
mouls among tie others In % way .0
auegpsl needed improvement while d.
gmunud thcne who had made 600 gl.
under dlniCultiea. A smnI admission
fco was charged sufficient TO dg!ray sll
EXPENSE.
On Sunday morning, iu continue.
ton OF the conference, services wore
held IN the tabernacle no DO q. 10. OF
the General superiutcudcuCy .Hgr.
were uie.put pfesl BntH WlliU.d M0II.
ruff. George q. Cannon, jH.aph F.
Smith, and Emcn Milton III. Hardy
aud George il. Bumhal, Tho
stake superintendent AMI about
twenty-five wari Oiilcers. STAKE prai.
ucut 5mult and unsol and many
leading ciilZsne.
After thu opening oAurcifui and re.
marssi sevofal very young men, mum.
hers OF ihr sunday school aud NJ l.,
Normal training classea nt the Is. Y.
academy, were asked 10 express Them.
selves with regard 10 these classes.
rupy liI boz auUalnnCU: 10 wins pr.-
T."
whH Hufc.n.l, Iure AM iRrTgHuhlur;
they believed the results w0uIu uo o.
permanent aud Wholesome progress 90
thoie organizations.
President Joseph n. Smith delivered
% very comforting nhurcsai dwelling
UPON the vanity and uuiiiuEuH uI
secular education ~ divorced from thu
purpose ui al knowledge, 900 lI,u, all
Un0ri, all CNpericucc-ths knowledge
VI God and His son jesus CutIsiiw Whom
TO know 10 iJ have e,ernli Iliu. Ike
said personally he was grateful 20 prlp.
George IA. BGmhnll apu Milton H..
Hardy Tor toe wise eilOri spent iu pre-.
pairing tho Manual.
An adjournment was taken until
1916 O'Clock.
Thc after DON was occupied prlnUi.
pally by PfehidUuta wilton Woodruff
auI George q. Cannon. The former
spoke on the Importance Of the otuca.
tiOn offered 30 Freely 10 the young, IA
View OF the cXtonJol work before
.AOm, which they aud no, another
people must DO; Of tho great tUmplu.
tons luu0ua1iug every Laitof.iay
saint; the inspiration that haG
gathered together our children OF
every age whore they could be- taught
Of God. the establishment OF Sunday
schools by PrCsiuuut George q. Cam
non, anu tho great touoh. they, tho
81. 1. nai all other Of cur organizations
HAD been 90 tno Church. Ho com.
mrnded tue q al manifested, and added
much good instruction.
Prest. George @. Cannon among
other things p0iltuI out tue tendency
OF secular education 10 make critics
and inidvls. Many OF tue people OF
lha world had rejected truth buoauso 10
came 10 thum Ina unlovcly garb.
They made tho manner more tuau
tie matter. Ifutl, eternal truth
should be- welcomed by every honest
soul, whether 10 comes Ia grammatical
aud rhetorical form or not. Tho tend.
oncy Of modern edu ahti0n, both la
spirit and word, by toxt books, and
conclusions, was 10 make stepticl;
aud eys,Bn might DO clrrgI 10
sucn a length Is o. Cu uCh { shirt
OF God. Utah county sh0u.d b. IN
advance, in proportion 10 the great
educational advantages possessed. He
also gayu much other timely teaching
and Aimonitiou.
A lecture wss announced for tho
evening by Prvsidout Joseph +. Smith.
George II. Bumhail, one a. the gUu.
eral fupenutendontf OF tie Young
Mons Mutual improvement AssOcia.
ton, announced 40 ihc close OF tue
conference on Sunday that tho second
part Of thu Nj. /. Manual WGs now
ready aud would appear IN the Contrib.
utOr In parts, 90 accommodate th0su
classes who having furnished part frat
we're ready Tor 10.
The evening lecture WAS for the most
part ON the subject Of Respect for
Legitimate Authority, anu Way.
Conference adjourned for three
months. ELLEN JAKEMAN,
KvuUFLpf