The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28


on you must suffer the consequences,
but you control the majority of votes
in that legislature. end If you don't
get the law f-the books, we viii know
what party 10 look TO at the next cleo
ton
'Srhe law. said DR.. Beam. is of the
books
Aftersa Israyer Dy Rev. Mr.. Bigelow the
session was adjourned until . o'clock
this morning, when a quiet hour ser
vice Will be held al the First Congre-
gational church
The morning session opened at :
O'Clock with a business meeting Of the
Endeavorers in the Sunday school room
and meeting of the Epvorth League
in TIN auditorium.
oficas Elected.
The Endeavorers. as the first order
Of business, took Up the election of Of
fieers and selected the fcllSwing for
President. =. L. Corum, East Side
Baptist church: secretary, L. II. Smith,
First congregational church,: first vice
president, r. H Dcrrnan. second vice
president Rev. ,. +. Carver, First
Presbyterian church, Ogden; third vice
president, Miss &c. M. Pond, Provo;
junior superintendent, Mrs. L. T.
Shepard.
chosen: Miss Nettie Gray, Nephi; Miss
L. r Paden, S1szsngville; f. W. Lar
g:ller, Salt Lake; Miss Mary Langley,
Salt Lake; Misses Louise Glow, Kays-
Vile; Mrs G. II. Sayery, salt Lake.
The matter of q delegate to the in
ternatiOnal convention in Cincinnati
was raised as to whether IT would be
wise to have the state convention every
other year, instead Of annually, but a
vote showed the majority in favor Of
the annual convention and it was de-
cided to have it that way
The reports from the societies showed
that there were eight Junior EndeaVor
societies in the state. With a member
ship of 200. and that during the past
year they had collected and disbursed
S98.62. The report also showed thirty
one senior societies. with a member
ship of 450, ami that in the year -SS17-34
had been collected and disbursed.
Epworth League officers.
At the Epworth League business
meeting the following officers were Sc
lected for the ensuing year: Presiz
dent, b. J.. Otte, Provo; vice president,
Miss Anna Price. corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. shaw, Corinne; treasurer,
Miss Susie Clark. 49,
The union then decided TO hold the
next convention in conjunction with
the Endeavorers, if the latter union
was DESTROYS OF such an arrangement.
The matter was placed in the hands OF
the executive committee.
The committee on outside leagues
reported that there was a total mern-
bership of 500 In the state.
After the business session a quiet
hour service was conducted by Rev.
Frank Barnett OF the East Side Baptist
church.
Mrs. f. E. shepara gave an interest
ing talk on the progress of the En-
deavOr work in the state prison. She
gave an account of the interest shown
in the work by the prisoners and read
a symposium OF statements from the
prisoners as to what the EudeavOr had
done FOR them.
Mrs. Shepard took up a collection and
secured funds TO send Christian liter
ature to the prisoners and proposed a
plan Of sending them picture for
the prison once a year. Mrs. Shepard
also read statement from the warden.
in which he said that the 'EndeavOr
work was one OF the strongest factors
in discipline thar ne had IN the prison.
A parliament on the methods of work
& most effectiveiy was copductehF by, DR..
/ ing better results in the societies was
discussed The meeting adjourned then
until afternoon.
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session .ataned with a
rCusing Junior conference led by Mrs
{ r p Shepard atte. which a short de-
+ votional service was conducted by Miss
/ a
/ relation 70 his church lie, social life
( business life and private ife.z WAS in
t3restingiy discussed by Rex NJ. II
Bloch, Mrs. Gorham, a Fyfe and w
/ H. Bagby.
/ After a solo by Mrs T. ]. Straw
/ bridge. rousing address on A Prac-
| teal Channel for Endeavor Enthu-
( siasm" was delivered by Rev John
| Carver of Ogden. He pointed out that
\ in youth. hope ard activity Taboundeo
I and in that WAS the channel in which
/ Endeavor enthusiasm could. he best
directed he urged tndea~orers to pay
] especial. attention to the missionary
! spirit thai was Inherent III the En-
4 deavor movement and TO strive to bs
a source of good to otilerst AID not 3
parasite upon the church and society
( receiving all and giving nothing
I DR. Beach then made a short address
/ in which he urged the Endeayerers tC
heed the words spoken to them by Mr.
I Carver. and especially remember the
spirit OF missions and strive to send
/ out the gospel 10 those away from
them. He dvelied especially upor
preaching the simple teachings OF
! Christ and Sid that IN that they
/ should go forth 10 the conquest oil
/ A1ormonisn and China and Japan, and
| every place where the religion of Chris
! is struggling against odds.
The session was closed with prayer
I by DR. Beat
! HORRIBLE CRIME OF