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

OL1 80, IUVD'
children, MI working successfully, with
faithful instructors,
Elder Reed Smoot spoke briefly, oN.
pressed pleasure with the reports ana
remarks Of the previous speakers ana
oXh0rtcd the Saints 10 i've In conform.
ity with the principals Of the Gospel
ag ~ would make them bcllcr IN every
way,
on Saturday afternoon the speakers
were Elders Joseph n, kcelcr H. ~
Gun. Geo. N llrImhall and Patriarch
John q, Jones, The last named spoke
Of the pleasure ana blessings thhl
como from performance Of duty ana
" the many blessings enjoyed by the
saints, ohon manifested IN The homes
Of the saints and not known IN the out
side He urged parents To nourlFh
fallh IN their children ana IN the
home,
SUNDAY FORENOON,
Elder Reed Smoot was the llsl
speaker ON sunday morning. lie refer.
cd tu the ordinance of administration
for the healing Of the sick, and point
cd out that this was one " the rs'
sCnlial principles Of the Gospel us re-
stored by the Prophet Joseph smith,
pnd WAS enjoyed by the Luttor'dny
saints, 10 some II had become 80 cp1-
mon that II attracted no attention lie
spoke IN appreciation OF the loyal sup"
port given the authorities Of the Church
IN their ministry and urged the need
Of exercising "a spirit OF Kindness to-
wards an men, rot the giving OF ma
lcrlnl help alone, but the expression
IA a.
Of love, lie commended the storing of
Waln by the Relief society, and felt
that at least enough for one years sup.
ply should be kept on hand, this prnc.
tlsc could also be carried 0ui proliiably
by individuals,
President Joseph T. smith spoke of
the lutl,s Of the local authorities a.
deal with those who ain against the
laws OF God, rcudlng from the Doctrine
ANA Covenants on this point The PEG.
pie were ndmonIshod To be loyal 10
home Industry President Smith spoke
nt longih upon the Word Of Wisdom
nild The blessings promised 10 those
VINO observed II, showing that II would
Do Inconsistent TO expect those bless.
ings " the word Of the Lord ~ not OBJ
served lie showed that physicians ana
NrinnlsA admitted that the principles
contained In the revelation were cor.
rect ana were promotIyc Of health
President Smith ndnonishod the
Saints 10 do right because II N right
ana not because ~ fear Of the consc.
Quonces Of ovll, and read from the Doc.
llino ana Covenants u portion of the
revelation pertaining 10 the SIT Of the
10Y spirit ana the mission Of the
Gospel
SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
President Anthem II, Iund read from
Section S OF the Doctrine and Coyon.
ants verses 1923, i2i i2b and lgO, com.
monclng' "So that 20 love one an.
olher, eeaso 10 be- cOyetous. learn 10
lmpAt one 10 another ~ tho Gospel
REQUIRES, ANA spoke Of the necessity
Ion inc continual revelations from the
LORD, WllCh are always given whenever
I'M" LORD has u people upon the earth,
ma are recorded by the servants of the
LORD for the guidance Of the people, or
lhoso records the stick OF Joseph (tho
l'ook OF Mormon ana the stick Of W-
Jan the l'lhlo) have been Joined, as was
plophcsled by Ezekiel and In the Rock
ul l'o'lrlno ana Covenants is recorded
,no WORD OF me Lord given I'm this dis.
ponsallon. These books should be stnd.
lcd for they contain the word of ,iod.
ne spoke IN delail Of the bringing forth
OF inc Rook Of Mormon and the cir.
,uinstinces connected with ila transln.
nom folcrllng To the testimony of the
lltee Witnesses to the Book of Mormon
VINO ooch were outside az the Church
~ some period NJ their lives after The
took OF Mormon WAS translated hui
n,Ncr denied the truth Of the Book OF
President Smith wished To add "A few
words to Mhat had been said by prcsl.
u.4l Lund' The speaker had a propo.
sluoh when he always made 10 those
WI" uppos"d' II was Ia leave the
question OF origin; but 10 take the
piS'Vl's " contains and the doe.
,nns l0ught ana II they were false,
'hrn lhc doctrines fought In The BIblp
were also false, because they were iho
same ana IN many cases Inc doe.
lrlncs as presented IN the Book of Nor.
mon were moro easily Understood.
President smith referred 10 the spauld.
lng manuscript story explaining its
history, and that the manuscript, when
round In Honolulu, had no resemblance
WhnleVor 10 the BOOK OF Mormon, this
hnd been declared by Prof FnnchIld
OF ne Oborlln college whore the manu-,
script now II, President Smith relat.
'd IN an Interesting manner his own
experience with Prof Rice, Of Homo.
lulu, IRON whom the speaker obtained
u copy Of the manuscript IN 1854, IIo
closed win an earnest oNhOrtaton for
cach 10 obtain a Testimony of the truth.
iulnese Of the Gospel which could be
obtained, ANA he closed by bearing a
strong testimony to its divinity
The following home missionaries,
practically a new list. were sustained,
George : Taylor II, NJ Warner. An.
drow knudscn, Evan Wridc, J. II. IRIS.
BY Frank Perry, jr, John T., Booth,
James H. Brown, James W, Bean, LLOYD
woodruff John G. Swcnson, John W.
Holden, Albert MnnWnrlng, W. II.
boyle, Ralph Poullon, simon T., Eg.
Rorlson, Warren Ekins, Elmo Clurf
George r. I'M, j. Byrd johnson NJ.
w. Pratt, Enoch Jorgonson, 4, ],
Southwlck Albert Dixon, l.. John Nut.
tail LoSllc l., llunnoll, Loren N, Harm.
cr Simon H. Dalton, Theodore Farley
~ u. Dunn, Hyrum Munwarlng, Al.
bert NJ whiting Jr
The choir rendered beautiful music
during the services, which was highly
appreciated Among the numbers rem.
dcrcd were n duet by Prof Boshard
ana Miss Florence Joppcrson, and solo
by Miss jcpporson
~ l. A, CONFERENCE,
IN the evening n large congregation
attended a NJ t. A. conference, A
resolution which has been adopted u,
the various NJ, l. A. organizations
plodgng the members 90 reverence
places of worship and sacred things
was unanimously adopted
Dr John A. WIdtsoe addressed the
meeting making comparisons OF scion.
the principles with the principles Of
the Gospel showing their harmony,
pr George II HrImhnll admonishod
the young people 10 serve the Lord