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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
FOURTH IN PHILADELPHIA,

Elder ", l., Paine writes the News
from phmdalphih Pup July W, W iol'
lows.
That the people 1T homo may know
that We are representing the good cause
lu oNpry possible croditdblc way we send
the following tor publication in the
"NpWgi"
July I WAS a great day for the Latter
day Saints Nm Philadelphia About bO
Saints ana friends met IN FultWouul
park the most bonuUIWl I'm Nmollrh
uud had one Of the most enjoyable
timpg that have over been spent here,
The day WIS beautiful apd ryoNbody
was In nno spirits Games OF AN Holle
were played AN taking active part
therein Al noon AN vat down ana
enjoyed the fine lunch provided, TINS
r the time the Gldprs Allied mp for once,
The afternoon Vus spent driving and
viewing the sights IN the evening the
people gathered together under lhc'llphi
Of chinese lanterns Nud held "a patriotic
meeting We sang many patriotic songs
ns well uR the good old Gospel hymns
Various oAtlOus were delivered by The
Elders an dwelling upon the brlh ut
uur ultiou ana the strugglcN of me
colonies iu li76 one appreciated speech
was delivered by John u. StOckburgoT
ID denr friend 10 the Elders uud saints
Ills address wna full of pntriotltm To
the cause of liberty lie also foolngly
referred to the Prophet Joseph smith,
who introduced the liberty of the true
Gospel Of christ to mankind IN thl0
day, ana ~ thus worthy OF our homage
ns one of the founders " liberty
An had "a nuo time ana We expect TO
hold a similar fo'llNal Jily e.
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THE WORK IN LOUISIANA,

Point, Louisiana, june MA few
3loils from the land uf hultpBH ANA
,awArh where the Wula llcos' mos'
auitooa, ticks and rodhuRH keopA one
occupied during leisure time, VIII he
,n,oTostmg to those who have been ana
prc Interested In thc spread of lrulh M
,hls mart Of the Lords vineyard,
The conference held AT Point Union
surIgh, Aprl gO-3O, seems To nave
stirred nv new interest IN the Gospel
truths, with both Saints ana lnNcstl.
gators. Horny q. Bales un ordained
Nnptip, mmists, was led into the wa.
Ter NJ baptism, May ~ The event stirred
up considerable hostility iu the nolgl'
Oorhood,
The many frlcuds Of Brother Levi H.
powell Wlll be grlovod to lcWn ul the
donlh of his devoted wife, when uu
CURED June D. SISTER Nnlllc ls lho
daughter Of Brother and SlNlpr r. w,
and Rohoccp purduc she accepted
tho Gospel several yourH ago. ana has
since then lived IL faithful lUllol'day
Saint
The work Of the LoId To- progressing
nVorahly I'm Louisiana nud the pru'
specie Tor the future are bright The
lltup band OF ten Elders are faithfully
perfolming lhuir duties ps preachers Of
righteousness, ana huW unorN urr bee
lng crowned with success
ELDER j, FRANK lill'NllNM
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A GOOD TIME IN NORWAY,
Tr0ndhiem Choir and Friends
Visit Chrisilansund,

Twndhlom. Norway juno 1.-THE
Luucrduy saints choir " TrondhJcm
ana few friends visited chrlstIonsunj
ON Juno No. We lcfD Trondhiom Sat.
urday M 10 n. IN, on board the steam
shIu NaWUs, The weather was ilne
and the fiord calm We had a very
enjoyable time AK there Was no dark
NOES. Old Sol east his rays ON the
rugged mountains ana mighty deep un'
MI A d.. m. when ir sank beneath the
horizon m the northwest, appearing
again In the northeast at about 2 a. IN,
We arrived at Christiansund sunday
the nm ut q u, m, Elders hphralm
Peterson and u. r. Fred'uekson were
ut the Np MocN to meet NJ Those
CONFUSING our company were President
Npls Eyonsun. Elders N b. Nllspn, Will
lara r.. smith, ana the writer with
mine Saints and three inyo'tigating
friends There were about 900 others
on board from Trondhicm, who were
going lu celebrate Pinse UcnlloosO at
ChrIsthnYnd Soyoryal other eNcur.
sion boats came I'm from tho surround.
Ing towns ana villages, loaded WIN
people,
We could not got u place Ia hold
meetings during the day 10 We spent
the time visiting saints and friends,
In the afternoon we took q trlp up to
me Lookout tower, and HOng u fow
songs win lust say that christian.
und is located on three Islands In
the evening we took q ferry ana crosse
ed over to Norlh ISLAND, where we held
meeting at y y, M There was a
largo attendance ana good spirit pre-
vailed Immediately after the ser.
Vices three persons came forth ana op.
piled for baptism, which was decided
ia hc performed the following day,
Monday the l2th. at "a IN, We started
for Un outing on % small steamer; went
up the fiurd lu Gulsolt, about NJ Eng.
lsh miles There were now about 30 In
our company az several Of the saints
ana friends m thrislhnsund had join
cl ny, After getting on land we march-
cd about three English miles over tho
rolling hills that were covered with
beautiful groyus Of burch ami pine, TO
"a ranch, whore We had nm old time
ppnlp party Games were played, ana
Wp had very enjoyable time Elder
w. A. smith took an occasional gnap
shot of the crowd with hls camera,
Tho blptlsms were performed while at
Gulglh. Al i.30 y, M we went ON
board the steamer Namsos ana started
for lroUdhiom Another excursion boat
WAS LEAVING al the same time. 10
there was a large crowd Of people down
to see them or mhout 100000 Just no
the boat started the lattcr'day Saints
chor rendered u selection ana the band
played, both being cheercd by tho
crowds
Tho Elders oro ull feeling me, ana
the work Of the Lord II progressing
nicely In thR portion Of Ills vineyard,
Tine 'NcVs' ls always n welcome vls.
ltOr LARS OLSEN,
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roURrmIN SOUTH CAROLINA,

From Darlington =, g. under date
of July n Preston NJ, Juyuer writes
the "NoWS' aS follows
The Saints and iricnds of this city
celebrated the Fourth Of July I'm a
most appropriate and interesting man.
uor A the dawn ~ day the st1rs and
stripes were seen lluotiug over the
homo of j, w. Eddugs, whore tho cclo,
lWtlou WuH held, At II O'Clock about
60 porsons had gathered and O plogum
rendered I'm u very entertaining manner
after which lcuFt was spread un MI
Eddmg's lawn
We have u good sunday school hero
win uu attendance M about 30. M.
though our number Ia small ID good
shirt prevails ana our studies are lu.
icrcHtlnN
This city w boiug cnuylwcd by M.
doIs w. H., Jones and u, A. Gillia ana
good WORK ~ reported II ~ gratifying
Ia know that % t.W have the courage
To investigate the Gospel regardless NJ
public opinion rho Gospel Us % fair
proposition, obey ana KNOW for your.
SELF or reject ana romop In Ignorance.
What could be- more fair than lhls} BE.
sides, tho proposition b. made by one
TINT never lullH,
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IN THE SOUTHERN STATES

IN, following notes from me south
prn States mission llolO uru Wkol llom
the EldorF journal of July VI,
n ain b. good news lu, tho Elders
and Sninlg gournlly to know thul Ellor
lpporfon ol the Ohlv conference, VINO
~ cunNdlpsrmg nom typhoid fever AZ
now able &C. walls u lituo
Writing from Macon Ca. ON July D.,
1Ndar Wllhor q tIAmcy says "Hhn
work here w progressing luNowhlN
Mo Just hoptaod two honest hearted
women. who are not ntrNld iu serve cod
according 10 the dictates of lholr cone
science
writing from Hampstead, g. &C. july
h, Elder l., w. Johnston HONH Last
Meek there were three baptism I'M the
nolghhnrh0ud whore We held our branch
conference April ~ We hpNo many
fuonds m This Locality and povcru
homes, Investigators and expect several
more bOptlms shortly
ON July H. EIdcr lofoph n Walton
writing from Juuosnoro roun says,
Elder Miller and hud q lNuly expert.
cuco win am armed mob last nlpht
We were drlvoU from IA mWN house
and into the woods. whore we Hlopt uus
dci \ tree I'm NH hUd rain us YOU
seldom wee, MY back la pretty ur,l
inis morning
Illdcra A. f. lhu and d. W. ANTI
gtr0m writing from tloyphnd. Ou juno
"a my} 1--WE have liberty tu prr.ch
me Gospel on any street I'm this city,
and we are very pleased Ia soy the ~.
llno looks bright Therc meetings huyo
boon well attended boy a good class of
people, ana we have made WuuN iIlpnlR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
BLACKFOOr STAKE,

Tho quarterly conference OF the
nlocl,root stake convened ~ Riverside
saturday ana sunday July ~ ana 49,
AZ there " no building IN the stake
large enough To accommodate all the
visitors who attend these coiporoncos
the saints Of the Riverside ward built
a large bowory adjoining their meeting.
house, ana even this was crowded to
lts fun capacity on sunday There
were about $50 persons present
Elders llyum N, Smith ana Geo, A.
smith Of the council Of Twelve Apos.
Hes we're In attendance ana delivered
the princpu disoourscs, Their remarks
upon The subjects Of virtue and chas.
tily were Of u very inspiring character
ana no doubt viii make u lasting i'm.
preston upon the people who heard
them, other important subjects, both
temporal and spiritual pertaining to
the needs " the loltorday SAINTS OF
this valley were also spokon upon, and
the conference from All standpoInts
was considered one ~ thcsmosl pleas.
ant aud profitable that has been held,
The stake presidency High council,
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RnptIsms In lhs Norlh Sen,

Elder Horace r. Godfrey wrllos from
Wo't llnrllop0o under date ~ nly ?,
1905,
II take pleasure IN reporting a very
succession bnp,smnl service which was
htld here June ~, 1905, We first held
b cottage meeting, attended by Saints
aud friends, At which Elder Horace T,
Godfrey spoke ON the principle Of bap'
ism, ana ehuWed the sacrodncss Of the
ordnance,
we then went tn the shore of the
North Sea, whore ak honest sUlle wonl
down into The waters uf baptism Eide!
Godfrey ofionilng The con nruntlons
were attended to on sunday July O. IN
the testimony meeting, ! feel that the
Lord W. blessing uH with success In the
W,sl lluwlcgool branch, for there ore
others Who are lnvosilRallgn the Hoss
pei with desire 90 know The truth
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Arrivals,

The following missionaries from Zion
arrived ut Liverpool per steamship
Arabic. juno 10 1905, For Great Britt
ain james king, Moore, Idaho Auth.
nell carter Mount Pleasant Edgur
putcrhurg John n, Mcqueen Preston;
IT, Roy llons Henson For Scandinavia
one H. larsen ugdoM John q, Lon.
grcu Mount Pleasant For switzerland
and Germany fdgW n, Thatcher zoe
gun Ivan A. DuhlQulNt Salt Lako tl},
For the Netherlands lc Roy r. PlCh-
nlnH NnlI Lnkn NIlN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

sond the following under date Of June
4, 1907
I'VE are happy IN say that we had
The pleasure Of bnpllang two honest
souls at stokes BAY, ON June 20. Elder
,harloA N Smith onicIntng This be.
INK tho lrrl baptism here for several
ANuIh Tho nnrnNlnn RlNnN me- mMlh 10y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

bel Iolightly are hououbly rclonfcd to
return home
Arrivals The following EIlrH ur
rived In Chattanooga un sunday july
2 Charles Lyman OincH of Noodlund,
IWh ana Raymond Andrew puhlpulst
of Locust, Ida
Transfers Elder l. n, piorco has been
transferred from the Mississippi, 10 lhu
Georgia conference
Elder Wilbcr r. Cunuoy lH tans.
lrrrol from The Georgia conference 10
labor IN lhe ONO conference.
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SAN PEDRO, -~
LOS ANGELES /xuusS4 ~
& SALT LAKE /v& AT\
r. K, co. 0Wa MI
TIME TABLE, AVA~L./
Effective May isL NOuN/
1906 ~.

DEPART DAILY,
From oregon short llnc Depot
Salt Lake Guy
No b-For Stockton a Unite
Dlslflctptn, .ltt,ts,t,. ,,,tt,t 40 am
No &. For Provo Morcur
Mantl aud Points ON SAM
pete Valley .,,u,..,,,,,.,,, 500 ann
No. bl-for Provo. NcpM and
Lynn Observation-Disclosures 300 pm,
No, l-for Los Angolos amt An,
icrmodlnto Points ,.u,..,, $3.50 pm,
No % For Ncphl ana mtuImo'
dlatc Points ,.u,,,,,,rullW pm
ARRIVE DAILY
No, g-lNom los Angeles ana
=, Intermediate Points ,,.o,. $3.50 am,
No, o. From Lynn, Provo and
lptormcdialo Points u,.u,,, $50 am
No 6--lrom M0nll Nrphi and
=, lnlcrmedhlc Points ,orn,. $50 pm,
No. ~ From Noph Provo ana
lntormcdlntc Points ,....,,, %. 70 pm
No, g. From fintlc District and
Intermediate Points ,,,,,,,,, G.0l y, m
standard Pullman Service Daily BE.
tween Salt Lake, Milford, Culiontc. l.na
Vegas and los Angeles
Direct stage Connection for An MIN,
ing Districts IN southern titan ana Ne.
yndo including Bullnog
'''Yp"0"'' 10. NV s"sc@SrnId Ssoa"nitGH 81,
General Pass, AIT Dist Pass AIT
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Appointments

The Elders who arrived for
Great Britain June 30, 1905, are
appointed iu labor I'm the followinb
conferences james King, John Me-
Queen, scottish Aulhnell Carter l'd'
gm pcrolborg lie Roy Roos, blvcr'
pool
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

FFVVfvTFfSVVfI'fpJII tIl,ItjtrTr ttlItrI,
this subject, The Elders have many
lluo friends who are investigating the
tlulh. ol The Gospel,
ON July ., ut Gavin, clark county.
MlHsp q large gathering of people or,
CURED ON the banks Of the beautiful
niue stream, Archusn to witness the
ordinance of baptism To be performed
by 3ldcr T. ], Tree Elder Martin An.
dorson explained this principle of tho
Gospel, after Whlrh ave honest souls
were led into the Wulor ana buried
IN the liquld grave, We then repaired
to lh' homo of llrothor John 4, San,
dcre ana held another meeting, when
the saints had thuir duties explained -
them hy Elders Tree ana Anderson
The newly baptized mcmborH Worc then
confirmed. after which the Sacrament
wan administered 10y j, u. Unlisted and
J. y S6udorH
last sunday Elder Fync baptized
two men" say ELDERS Jnmos hll ANA
Joseph IT, Wulldr writing from Rlg
Lawrence. Ky. we held a SUrrnmcn,
meeting with the saints and gave them
the privilege of bearing their testimony
when they ana ana manifested good
splrlL" Writing "a week later from
the mmc place the same Elders gay,
wv iud the saints IN good spirit here,
aud the work W. moving on We have
bapliard three moro honest souls here,
and now have enough 10 organize "A
sunday school Al We were going homo
from ono NJ the Saints. some men saw
ua coming ana hid in Il creek AS W.
uopHol by they threw rocks ni W., hut
none took onooL AtorwOrd We found
out that one Of the men was a baptist
minister
Eld.r Hugh Roberts writing gom
Linden. Trnua Ou Juno no. says, Lust
sunday We had the pryilrRe Of Leading
uNo houv. souls into the waters uf
hUulim We held 70 meeting on the
Nlln.a cdRp. when the principles ~
the GuHupl were explained by Elder 4,
H. VuVon ana me Elder Rowan then
prllowod iho ordinance Thcro WAS "a
largo crowd rrosoul a. witness the cctos
monN We lhou held % meeting ot the
homo of Brother John Denton whore
Wo confirmed the baptized believers
mumhWa Ot The thuuh of Jesus christ
off lnItor.day saints rhp work NJ tnt
lorl it progressing iu lhlH section, and
there are prospects, of others hclnR hNp'
lgod ln the mean future
\ very interesting branch conference
Wua hph lu Middle Tennessee runlrr'
Wya June n. ah Homer Perry county
rnu. 10 l3d.W holug prusoul Al the
mWmug services EIdrl james W Nloul
monl,l. Elder John ~ shields spuh
uppu lhv Wat principles of che Gospel
uud Emu. H. A. brown upon church
uWmwlun after which Elder GRANT
dapoWrpd uuw tine necessity NJ lot'
gpliIUu tnptihpI and pOmlUu tu the uni
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
June Isl, zoos.

Ahl,lNE,
No i-ftom ogden, Chicago,
nahn, ht Louis Kansas
Mo- s0i'y yot ana cp'51no,yer'UsN.s,i..sss tIb am,
Mn o BGG,,% 1nG s san rnranesgo,, 500 am,
No lmG,I 9ros, POINTS r.H",Ysv $50 Am
Ma oleE ond ln,,rmodlato pliqla licam,
LOUIS knnnnp CITY, Omnhn,
=, Denver and Han irantlRco, lDpm
NolQ From ogden Cnobo Val. W.
lty. Butte Portland and
N1n ffnncluoo ,,u,,uu,nn. 7iNrm.
DEPART
30, t-l'Qr Ogden omaha, Chi.
cago, D9nvyt kunuas CIV
ana ~ IoulA ,,ntn.,,,,., 7lOa.m.
No. For Ogden Portland, ~
hullo, san Francisco ana
NJ inlcrm Si, points osu, 1910 am
olRo, Denver kantnB CITY,
~ Louis aud San Fran,
No,il For Ogden, Cache Val. '~
:, Icy and Intermediate points tIiO BIN,
No, S-roi ogden, Denver, Kan.
t0s CITY omaha, st. Louis
and Chicago .,,n,,,,"y,,', CONN.
No, e.-for ogden, Cache Val. '"'
and, Ban Francisco ana
+ X S SS$$i|&S}aS$ y q l. F$io's NJ :"
clty TIe fnrES oidcM0. a ao& & ,rAs;,
Telephone $50
Note TRAIN numbers shown above ar,
oregon Shor, Line train numbers and IA
NOT apply TO NC houthorn Pacific west
ol Ogden Or tho Union pacno east there.
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STAKE CONFER NCES,
UTAH STAKE CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference of the Utah
stake WAS held Saturday and sunday
Juy lb ana H. with President David
John presiding. There woro present
ut the opening session ON Saturday
Elder Reed Smoot NJ the Apostles
quorum Presidents John ana Kcolcr of
the stake presidency ana many Of the
local church authorities, on sunday
President Joseph r. Smith ana prcsi.
dent Anthem H. Lund were I'm attend.
.uHIt
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Releases,

Edrr Lawrence Richie ~ the SCOT
tlHh conference lH honornhly lolcOhod 10
return home ut hts pleasure,
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NEW YORK MISSION HOUSE,

Tho accompanying cut represents the
newly acquired headquarters Of The
Ecastorn states mission 80 west one
Hundred ana rwenty,slSth street. Now
YORK CITY, II IN Wcll built Of brown
stone, commodious, IN choice neigh.
borhood ana well adapted for a mission
home The prime object In securing inns
place. WAS that the church might have
permanent ana convenient center
from which 10 conduit missionary
work, Elder John a. McQunrrc rs pres.
ldcnl of the mission.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON,

After snglng and prayer by palrl.
arch jesse H. Martin, President John
reported the condition Of the stake and
lho lUhow of the stake presidency Tho
people generally were ondoDyoring to
perform their duties, ana were prosper.
mg temporarily ana spiritually Five
Westinghouse wore In course Of cree.
ton, three nearly completed, he read
from the statistical report Of 1904
showing n,6N2 members In The stake,
2,iN childron under eight years,
Patriarch Alexander Gillespie spoke
NJ me prophecies ana their funlmonl
Sister Marilln Daniels reported the Re.
lief societies or which there are II In
the stake ull doing a good work
Elder RoIuhUd MaescG " Beaver
spoke upon thu education and training
NJ the children and the labols ana ~.
sponslbllity Of the parents IN this re,
gWd reporting lho educational inter.
ontg VI the southern part of the state IN
0Ourlsnlng conditions
Elder A. g. Soronsw reported the
work NJ me Religion cllseos Of which
thcrc were 10 In the stake, with 1000
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CHU RICH
MISSION ADDRESSES

For the convenience " travels
ols. tho Dororct Ncvs gives hero.
with the addresses of the various
missions ot the church whore
mis- paper win always be- found
ON file, and where travellers viii
HacrNc courteous attentions
Npw York city 2l3 Wcst, ono
lllmdrod IhiWyalifth H.
chicago go West Adams St
san Francisco 600 Franklin St
Los Angeles ne Norlh spring
H.
nonNcr.022 West sixth Ave,
Chattanooga Tenn an Fair.
yiuW Ave,
Portland 26i Hancock St
Kansas City li0j Locust &c.
MoSlco Firth Humboldt 90.
london lGnglaud " Farloigh
Road
Liverpool Eughnd-l0 Holly
Ro0d Fairfield,
Zurich, switzerland lloauh.
gosgo On, Munster,
copenhagen kursgodo II,
Honolulu punchhuWl st.
Tokyo, Japan No 10 kusuml.
gnskamachl Notsuyh
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E||IjIy'VEEIFI'SFyEZy''s|5'yI'y,NI,g'.i.
current TIme Table.
In Encct May n, 1905,
LEANE SAT- LAKE CITY.

No lo-Fo, liobef, Provo ana
No lO2 For Park CITY nn,,, Si6 an
No 0.for Denver and East a., $40 in
No lS-For Ogden and Local
No b-For ogden and west go, l0I ar'
No l-For ogden ana West a., l,b n'
No 2-for Denver and East, -, s,bO b M
No S-for Provo and Eureka, boo n IN.
No l2-Eor nlnghnm nnnupn $40 AM,
No, lli-for Bingham ,,,,,,,,, 300 I'M.
No. l-fot ogden and Local
No For Dcnver, ana East, 80 NM
No, S--for ogden and wct ,nliiO m
ARRIVE SALT LAKE cry
Nc, 0..From OGDEN ana ,hon,,,,,,,
No ls-i'rom ogden and Local v" o."
n" From Borc6kkSc and Prov, we, s an
No D. From Denver and East 1923 A m'
No l-From Denyor and Fast ,l.2 b m,
No h-tfom Ogden u,,,,n,,, BIOS b m
NJ, 2-ffom Ogden and the
sWWe,,S, "rr ,uomn, 'ppss,g S,.'''"'", 3Npm
e. Wrrioh, Ihrk Ivy 80. blb p,m,
,MaTysvele ., -. 4, n,,,,",n. 90, pm,
10 !s~l FROM bingham 1900" 1880 am,
Ne, i.~from ogden aud tho
Woet -y,,,,,,,u,u,,n,,n iNp,m
No, S-rrom Denver and East 'iiS I'm,
All ttalna except Nos, ! 10 8 lnputly,
itop at intermediate noints
Ticket Ofncc, Dooly Block pnonc M
Cen ApI faS Dept
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NJ, l. A. CoNFEREN

IN the evening n large congregation
attended a ~ T. A. conference, 4
resolution which has been adopted ~
the various NJ, L. A. organizations,
plodglng the members 20 reverence
places of worship ana sacred things,
was unanimously adopted
Dr John A. Wdtsoe addressed the
meeting making comparisons OF scion.
linc principles with the principles Of
the Gospel, showing their harmony,
pr George II, NrImhnll admonishod
the young people 10 servo the Lord
while thoy were young ana strong ana
not walt I'll age, weakness or poverty
ovoitakcs them before they form an no-
auOinlmco with the Lord,
Elder Reed fmoot spoko briefly com.
mcndng the resolutions adopted and
referred TO the doctrine Of the Gospel
M believed IN by the Latter.dny Nolnig
that an are Gods children and will be
rewarded for their work
Miss Alice Grlor ana John j, johnson
rendered solos, ana other fine vocal
selections were rendered by the choir,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-01
THANKSGIVING DAY
SERVICES
N THE CHURCH 5

Thanksgiving Day church services
were very largely attended. Special
music was enjoyed and a feeling of
gratitude for the good things of life
seemed to pervade the religious atmos.
phere, Christian. Methodist and Cen.
trail pastors and assistants, and the
chaplain of the Kamehameha schools,
occupied the rostrum at Central Union
At St. Andrews Cathedral the ser.
vices began with a celebration of the
Holy Communion at Ia. M, at which
there were large number present. the
brotherhood of st. Andrew attending
in body, as 1t was st. Andrews Day
also. At a. m. there was full choral
celebration Of the Holy Communion In
Hawaiian with a sermon by the Rev.
frank Fitz on the text, Lord Increase
Our Faith" At 1880 a. m. the reg.
ular service for THANKSGIVING Day as
provided in the Prayer Book was held
and largely attended, Canon Mackin.
tosh conducting the service and the
Bishop preaching, using for his text:
Every Good Gift and Every Perect
Gift Is from Above"
The Offering was for the fund used
in the relief of those in poverty and
distress and amounted to $50.
Services were also held at st. Glenn.
cnt's, st. Elizabeth's and st. Peters
churches.
The Rev. Mr.. Potwine held service
at Waialua.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-01
WON'T DISCUSS RUMOR

II really can't discuss rumors," de.
Clared Governor Carter, laughingly
Ibis afternoon, when asked II there
was any truth in the reported rumor
that Secretary Atkinson intends to re-
sign as such in order to devote his
time entirely to immigration matters.
Il had not even heard of the rumor
before you told me, and do not want
to enter into the realm of fancy in
which you newspapers love to dwell.
II you will ask me about fact. as II
Atkinson has resigned, ! can tell you
that he has not"
In the meantime there seems to be
no tangible basis for the rumor, and
1t Is not in any way probable that At
kinson will resign from the secretary.
ship.