Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-17
All LAKE STAKE K,
I CONFERENCE HELD
,,,idsdIy interesting a0'
~ ',t D,, Sessions 1, Took
Place Yesterday
,uevss DWELL UPON
yro,pcrir, :. "a source at Dan
frs1' >, ,'r p'ople Who indulge I"
Excessive lm'''"''''''

Excessive im''e0'''''''
a.,,y conference Of the SAT- SAT-
. . ,..,'' "a. hsId ge'',rdoy tn 'a' :,
.as ''f ,.'.a ,'J' h the Assembly , Han
"a ', Y President NePnl L. Norr.,
= 'Sl l'. Y, h, church present we're
n ..a,,' j. jain n wina'r ana ,.. AN,
Te', !, lana Of The First Presidency
a !. D'r rr,n,. NJ Lyman Of the
a'al VI y - 'soir sans The selection
NJ i'''' =. .'f Peieemsr lives Prayer Prayer
| -v Dat ny Y. 'i Ti5er Alfred w. Pet ',
b q n .s.. ~ rendered by ne en9,r.
was wy w., ras administered G'' .,,.,
/. s,r4,,ion Of ihe DIS o.s"V P7usath end
lin. Psia oflciallhs o,,borlties
., names .,s.,5 q an. I1 those Of the SAKE K,
!, be ehu l. Iare.ented FOR the yo'e OF
s,frs Ns'' y, and were unanimous
asulnei. .ol,r.d by Herman
', y5.ll solo sai rendered. ny
|yGg ~,,vs
-, 80 r Ashton, second
" 4. h n mo stake presidency "a.
~. y, !" conference. he said ihat
.,, ', Of meeting together rom on
y .,,',os Vas 10 strengthen one an
, ,alri,usl matters and 10 Nor,
e Z i iorl II was necessary mat
.-,s hs reminded frequently oil
,,.aops which they owe 70 one
,rS 10 God. From the begin
M history Of the church the
IA oerrnltied trials Of various
"a = ~ ,,ms UPON His people old ana
nuring the last few months
800 of the people Of this city
syeessive pleasure had been d
...'i.oo 10 the Young folks.
:, s-sssnl Widespread prosperity
I'm an opportunity TO indulge IN
'..s-srts on various kinds This in
~. tended 10 take the thoughts
~, nam Gad and from the serious
H., N lfs A great trial that had
- IA the older people Of the stake
ID lsa, brought about by politics.
seps animosltes we're sometimes
...,,1 among brethren and sisters OF
4, cspreh and found their way even
!. AZ nome nj feelings such as these,
,r,rsr were contrary 20 the spirit OF
,.rAefy loys and ought not to exist
,rars those who are followers Of
1rr Differences N views on ques-
In, Of government should not arouse
.slings q hostility,
Tho present condition OF society
l5ned a 4gk II regard FOR the home
nd ID influences. This institution was
h most sacred IN the World, and ought
, be quilt Up rather than broken down.
ne activities Of me present day were
making the home a mere boarding and
,iEHg place. when Il ought 10 be a
olsgs Or school phsre the best lessons |
4 NJ sfs taught Within the sacred
YE,ints q tie home no disturbing in
fgra should exist Harmony and |
love should iVtl untrammele1. Tn
building W he home. parents should |
rsy particular stttniion 10 their child
en- Who were a he inpressiOnable age |
elFttn % ini u II they were well |
'ained .. as tine of their lives, II |
as not llhJ that IN after years they |
ogl 70 agiay
The 'ptsksr paid a tribute 10 the
t'soracing sbors Of the bishops |
2 lhtlr counselors, who we're among |
7 hifttg.vorked officers I'm the |
.slrs The Mutual Improvement as
4ilofs were commended for their /
''It % making the aged hap7y on /
occasion o. the recent excursion |
.tl % honor q the old folks Of the /
LLDER GEORGE r. EMERY.
La.f George R. Emery. first coun-
{, y me sake presidency. report
,lt according 20 his observations
i'sIlIs q harmony prevailed |
sshoai NE Salt Lake stake. The
% Qaorums were doing an excel
tok The officers Of the same /
, .es,ug after the Indifferent mem.
>. sAl were encouraging them to
4. usf meetings.. During the
y, s winter these organizations
I. my, weekly ana would pursue a
~. y .aloy on the book Of Doc
~, ~ !. covenants. using the current
. .-.l q The Young Mems Mutual /
,,l'hehl association.
.a,f Emery declared that the mar.
~ ,.,ol Y, not rely upon the Church
~ - ln various organizations 10
4 \, a. ~ we ,hs religious training need
y Z. 'ae children The home should
~, ehiet place ~ instruction I'm
.,.,s matters The dearest things
~. 70 Lalitr-day Saints are their
~. Ana me best possession %
!, ~. y 'he gospel " the Lord
\ t ~. Iho parents classes,
!, wv wv oefn established IN some
(, ~ ,'.sy SCHOOLS were commend !
Ns,, q a''eniion ~ the fathers and
49,, = PAGES where the many J
= 49, ssoneernlng ne home train
s',,t,-al1en could De discussed with
\. = ,lose who attend Wv"
-...,s !, o. ne Relief society was
,,s-, . . ~ ne speaker. who urged
.,~As, :, 49,. W IN iho stake become |
q that examination.
4, al'H COUNCIL WORK. !
',,I Dagld F Davis an alternate
!, s.',silor Of ne stake ss s,.,, !. 'a ~
M M. Worn " The high council.
: N Ial NE Percentage az stte,S
sssn hs. O . was about %. The
4 hsIsi.i practically nothing 10 do
ri We. oreanisation Of the
u 1, wy 'Iy iev disputes havinS
b hrslv s.ahe Their time was
a, M ~ 70 the work OF vis,,,rr