The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-01
TEMPLE IND TABERNACLE.

but even the high premium oitere
fails to bring out the desired secur
ties
S.Icc the reorganization OF the Lai
ter-day Saints college. President Pas
has been actively engaged in securing
competent teachers, arranging suitable
courses Of study and hunting ADEQUATE
quarters for the institution. The.
faculty, as Il stands now, includes
twenty persons. In the department.
Of English and economies, assistant
professors and instructors have beef
selected, but no decision has beet
reached as yet as 10 who will he Sc
lected rs professor Of either of thes,
departments. An assistant In music
and one in natural science will b,
named later also. The college viii
occupy the fifth aud sixth floors of the
Templeton building. The school year
begins September 4 and ends June ],
1900. The following courses are offered
A one-yehr preparatory course; n three
year high school course; business
course; four-ycar normal course; a
college course Of four years. one-year
missionary course.
DIR. James u. TalmAgc, who has just
returned from trip abroad, addressed
an unusually large audience ut the
Tabernacle Sunday afternoon, August
20. Many strangers were seen In the
throng. Among them quite number
OF the Cincinnati inquirer representa-
tives, who were visiting In the city.
A number OF the returned batterymen
were also there. The theme OF DIR.
Talmnge's remarks was the doing OF
the duty which lies nearest, and his
remarks were filled with earnest APP
peals 10 all to be faithful TO duty; TO
not worry over the future, but to take
care OF today well aud God will take
care OF the future.
In the course Of his remarks, DIR.
Talmage, speaking Of the proposition
that men must be won for God through
the medium OF their intellects alone,
said:
Zone reason admire the organiza-
ton OF this church II that those In nu-
thority do not desire the people to
follow them simply because they
counsel and instruct, but they advise
the people TO 30 for themselves TO tho
God who Is the Father Of their souls
and the source OF all revelation, and
ascertain for themselves whether that
counsel be OF God or not No elder or
priest, no nnthoritisa of the ah,.rsi,-
can stand botwcen you and your God.
Nor do they seek 30 to do. They give
you what they have received MS the
truth and say now go aud test It,"
President George Q. Cannon In dis
course at Cardston, Alberta, praised
the province and explained the law Of
tithing. Referring TO the construc-
tion OF the great irrlgating canal at
that place he said; 1.-THE canal project
was entered into by the leaders with
out regard TO pecuniary profit They
had made contract to build the canal
within certain time and II was one
OF their objects In coming here ON the
present occasion to see n this could
not be accomplished within the time
specified, and the people come out OF
the undertaking without dIscredit
We nre looked upon" he said, with
great interest by the people OF this
country, and we have been extended
many kindnesses. The canal must DO
completed on certain date, and
hope the people will respond to every
call TO help us through with IT, OF
course you will get paid for 1t, but
even II you do not get as much pay as
you would like, do not complain, but
stand by and help ms and you will be
blessed. We want men and teams, and
as soon as haying Is through am told
there will be plenty Of both. II that
is so, come with us and help MS out,
for we must protect our credit in this
country" President Cannon advised
those who had hitherto had feelings 10
regard TO the work TO got together and
, arrange matters satisfactory 10 them
selves aud expressed his willingess to
contribute TO the success Of the enter
prise.
Apostle Lyman and Lou Richard, and
Stake President Jessie Crosby held o
meeting at Circleyille on the 2ith.
J.. D. Morrill, Jr., was ordained 20 sue-
coed Joel white assccond couusellorto
bishop Jensen. Willis johnson was
set apart as ward clerk 70 succeed
william johnson, who win soon leave
Tor Arizona 10 resume bis duties a'
school teacher. Apostle Lyman spoke
IA relation 10 the building up Of Zion
: and the necessity for people desiring
3 10 live up 20 their religion 10 pay on
q houest tithing. Richard Lyman poke
o briefly in regard to tho rearing ana
training OF the younger children
I Elder Thomas II. Boil Of Glenwood'