Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-29
:. Eleventh Quarterly Session
'" Was Held in Stake House
And Tabernacle.
.ooo REPORTS ARE RECEIVED.
,...,o,,e That the Spiritual AZ
'''' air. Of the stake Are ina
satisfactory Condition

,,,.,,ser stake or Zion was ne"
ne IT, ~. The morning session conven-
s rs n the Pioneer stake . hall, I ne
ps ., - authorities were represented e. oy
s sn', John r. winder and Elder
r n,,, reasdalc. The stake au,nor,'
es'rs' oe,cers we're all in attendance.
tss anu ms.tIng commenced by the
Ine Ia congregation singing the
tAoI' ' "pow firm foundation
Mnp' ga, offered by Elder John DO
Prs'e, n,,on The choir sang; Come
follow me- q Cannon re.
y, ,hs condition OF the stake as
Whole. He said a senera' 'lnploso
~, was noted in nearly every de-
ins.' ..r, OF church work. This I'M
p,ar..nsu, was indicated. not IN ~, ,.'
p'0' ..., sense, by tho wonderful in
0f n the amount OF tithes paid
s ,",'nr the current year. In improving
uu'n .aoruns Of the priesthood. great
the W. work was being done.
desi =. cannon In speaking upon the
Elusr N fast offerings, suggested
pInop" s..on of sacrifice and good
that : Guard the poor might be taught
ieehis rs-sr If the Latter-day saints VI
the SunY you'd let their children pay
fsInlae, Ossring usually paid by the
the ia' Ma urged the saints to take
father, ~ views Of their lives and
reuws IN the various organizations
ihei, church and In this way they
81 M' ,s,dJy see In what ways they
mia best improve. NJ.
'V nl.son Carl A. Elk gave a very nat
r' ,snort OF the Twenty-hfth ward.
lnns TIA n the labors OF the bishopric
vtsltlne among the people, and SAID
hal il resulted In the peopie An,ns
ntsrest in their duties 10 q s'ea'e'
kgree. . .o,,.a,or
!, me stake Relief society, repor,eu
,Ast the organization throughout 'he
.,sss was growing in membership
'prs.Ident McIachlan In indorsing
Slater Acombs report. urged corr
,rsance OF the efforts to get every
carried woman living in the stake eh-
,.ls5 IN the Relief societies.
rldsr Edward II. Eardley. stake SUI
..-rtsndent OF the Y. M. NJ. l. ~,
,,nortsd that organization. lie said
,h', every organization in the stake
w. complete. A greater interest was
,sIus taken than for several years.
sster Sarah II. Heath, superintend-
u, on the Y, l.. NJ. I. A., said inc
s,se officers OF that organization teit
~ encouraged at the outlook FOR the
SONS work. The singing was es-
rally being improved,
me general and stake authorities ana
,nesrs were presented by President
Tas n HYDE and all were unanim-
gsly sustained.
Elder Harrison r. jenkins. president
Of the German meetings, reporter
those organizations. He said an eA-
eellent attendance was an encouraeine
feature Of tho meetings. The need OF
meetings for Latter-day SAINTS VIM
have lust arrived from foreign couh,
ires was imperative, and great goou
followed the holding Of such meetings
No other work was taken up, IN tha
vsy OF visiting. etc., by the officers,
they confirming themselves to preaching
me gospel In the meetings. Eioer
Jenkins also told OF the efforts that
we're being made to provide proper
amusements for the German SAINTS
In concluding his remarks he PAID
hsh tribute 10 the character or the
German saints.
President John r. Winder expressed
the satisfaction he felt at hearing the
reports that had been made by the
sake officers. He emphasized the re.
marks OF President Cannon In regard
IA Inc navrent ot fast offerings by the
Children and also proper observance
Of the principle by the adult members
VI the Church.
The choir sang. "Jesus, the very
Thought Of Thee"
Elder George Teasdale OF the quorum
u the twelve apostles addressed the
conference upon the fulhllment OF du-
YES 81 me Eau Iatter,oay Sa.ht ,hsn, truly
happy. and assuring them of an eternal
alyatlon and exaltation In the future.
He said the great leveling principle
The gospel was that all, without re-
ard TO calling or priesthood, had 10
aw IN prayer &C. the Father. The
Name for not enjoying all the bless
irgs Of the gospel as promised must be
bone BY individuals themselves He
related several Incidents that he had
Witnessed and experienced that prove
Exclusively TO him that tho Lord was
Just as ready to answer the prayer OK
iiith At this time as He had been az
sny time In the history Of the world.
Ne deplored the perniclous influence
and banetul effects that the reading
q yellow literature" had upon fami-
lies
President McLachlan enumerated
several OF the needs Of the stake or
rnlzauons in the way OF additional
helpers and aids.
The session closed by the choir sing
ING, Though deepening trials" and
eenediction was pronounced by Presi-
Dent Chss. II. Hyde.
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AlbRNooN sESSioN'
The afternoon session OF the con-
ference was held In the tabernacle.
The tabernarla choir sang "Come
dearest Lord" and nraver was Offer
q by Elder Charles II. HYDE. The
choir rendered tho anthem Song OF
NE Redeemed"
The FIRST speaker was Elder Alexan-
Ger Buchanan. Jr,. a member OF the
high council
!. He said, in beginning his address.
mat tho atto,- Az, c,,,,t. ,,,a.-, = ,.a,.,,