The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
opposes LIQUOR
y At THE RESORTS
Iosn Henry Smith in Favor of a
Crusade.
PITFALLS FOR THE YOUNG
ruREE SESSIONS OF THE GUAR
rrRLY STAKE CONFERENCE.
PITFALLS FOR THE YOUNG

~ HE DALI WI
.1ro resorts formed the subject
m an address that was the
,.-.,rs NJ the day at the regular quar-
ION terence of the Salt Lake Stake
5.,r held i'm the "a bernacle yester-
U Tho address was delivered by
..!.r. John Henry Smith. who de-
--.5 that these places, where the
co. raopIe are won't to gather,
y--l5 not be permitted 10 daunt
--,,taffons in their faces and prepare
.af.Us for their Unwary feet. He eX-
t.-ts5 the parents TO be careful Of
H. children at these places and to
.., every influence to protect them
com the siIrs OF the liquor dealer.
-,5sr. were threo sessions of the con-
,.-rrrs and ALL with the exception of
IN, morning session, were largely at
,.rfed. The first session was held in
~. assembly hall. but the afternoon
--G evening meetings were i'm the tab
emasIa.
Al tho afternoon session the stake
and ward authorities were sustained.
.1er, being only two changes of i'm
,.ortarrc. James ID. Sterling who for
trbteen years has been clerk of the
sake. resigned to go on a mission, and
his Mace was taken by Leo Hunsack-
or Richard r.. Lyman, president of
fine Y. VI. NJ J. A., who is going east,
Was succeeded by George A. Smith.
President Cannon Presides.
The oDcung session was called to or
dor bv stake President Angus NJ. Can
nan. who presided eat all three meet
frry. The choir and congregation then
sang "Eedeemer of Israel, and Elder
SEYMOUR p. Young offered prayer. This
WAS followed by another song. Guide
lis d. Thou Great jehovah. and Pres
iflnt tIgus VI. Cannon arose TO adj
dress the conference. President can
mons remark. were brief, but en-
hraccI the statement that the ward
and auxiHary organiZati0 in the
stake were very active and that much
good work was being done
Elder AIOnzO r. kiSlcr. representing
the theological classes of the Sunday
schools. was the next speaker, and re-
rartad that these classes were pro-
crossing iu rapid and highly satisfac-
tory manner. and preparing themselves
admirably for future usefulness in the
churches.
Elder j. Golden Kimball Of the cOun-
CID OF the seventy emphasized the i'm
pOrtaHce of the young men of the
/ church preparing themselves for mis-
! sonary work, and urged them to live
j upright lives.
The closing address was delivered by
Apostle Rudger CIavson. who urged
The necessity Of unity adding that to
Do perfect the church must have a
recognized head, and that all the mem
hars should be subject to that head
Otherwise. ne said, there would be dis
ssUsion and trouble.
The choir and congregation then
sang God Moves i'm "A Mysterious
Way and adjournment was taken
until o'clock in the afternoon.
Condition of Wards.
The afternoon session opened with a
song. con. Say. What is Truth" and
Elder Joseph r. Taylor led I'm prayer.
Great God Attend, While Zion Sings
Was then rendered by the choir, and
Elder Thomas A. Clawson Of the stake
council reported that the conditions i'm
tle wards were pleasing and that the
auxiliary organizations we're doing
good WORK.
Next I'm order was the presentation
OF The general authorities of the
church, together with the stake au-
h0uUls, an of whom We're sustained
oy the Usual Unauhnous vote
Apostle John Henry Smith then arose
and delivered a very strong address re-
SFs'ung recreation. Recreation, he
SAID. was essential to the health and
happiness of both young and old, and
Do was thankful that those who had
.Ad the foundation Of the work of the
L4'ter-day Saints while evidencing the
strongest regard for the Sabbath. and
me Importance Of keeping the day holy
lll also realized that social enjOv-
"-NtS. within proper bounds and under
proper conditions. would result in great
S.'l TO the people, and had encOur-
AGED IT,
Apostle Smiths Address.
Apostle Smith then declared that
U.r' had been a growing tendency for
42' time ,o place temptations. i'm the
GUS. ot utoXicaHts. before tho young
E'..e who 90 TO pleasure resorts, and
S'l That it should not be ION GER per
.'.le0 Tn this connection he said that
e ministers Of the various churches
p. -4e city had commended the action
,us >a.j1r management i'm refusing
20 IonEer allow the sale of iutoxicat-
70
M-eNI io impress their congregation
with the good example this set to thc
..+ mat the young miySI 6e prevailed
elon TO remainavay from those Mace.
."-Ie liquors are sold.
Apostle Smith declared. further ina
me people of the state should see To il
-aL Tho resorts be run in such a way
.o Nu longer embrace pitfalls fol
~' young. Tie closed by urging par.
.'., io do everything in their power tC
Or liquor
"A gHartette comprising Messrs. Best
ss.-aSon. Psrr and Morley sans
Tau kindly Light" at this point
,-. President Joseph F. Smith sb0k,
... upon the duties Of home mis-
--a''.S. together with their pOwe
DONG great good
... afternoon session closed by tn
.I singing Glorious is Thy Name
.. with henediction by Patriarcl
Evening Session.
he evening session opened with
.'0"n by the choir and congrega
- Har God We Raise to Thee
r-5Ns for Thy Blessings Free" an
- ". Penrose offered prayer
r.-. .l'Ir then sung do What j
-a- and Elder Peurose deIiverp
>...l address upon the duties of TN
-.IS o. The church. He particular
urged The members of the Jesse
,S'lg91 and the teachers. TO labo
s-.>aE for the welfare of those with
.-7.r jurisdiction.
,...-. IS. Smith. the succeediu
-aN''. discussed the Importance Of
-E observance Of the sabbath. an
a.-...d that The time would com,
-ti''r-day Saints aid their duty
t. aH people would believe in IN
.."'S of the church.
.laFtette sang sweet and Low
..- Time. and Nephi l.. Morris de
u- TWO an address 20 the young peopl,
emphasized the Importance q
t.l.E sacrifices for God. and referre
----'F TO the sacrifices made by Oh
s.-..'n-nt men Of the church in IN
rs.. Gays. He also discussed the dis
r q. labor and industry. and urge
m. g-As people to lead pure lives.