Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-26

khAhfh rilhAH III tue NUfIut Hil1 uIRfl
the young men who had land to i'm
prove II and stay with 1t, ANA those who
had none should begin to save some OF
their earnings and get some; stay close
TO nature take a pride I'm the country,
lay the foundation FOR temporal saliva
ton and make homes.
Miss Matte Read spoke OF the ennob-
ling influence OF music In the cultlvn-
tlon Of character and how II could be
made an aid TO create a love for home
IN the young.
True Unto Them" was rendered by
Charles Pike,
President Joseph F. Smith endorsed
the things that had been said. lie re.
GREETED that the brethren and sisters
wher they We're called on TO speak
should feel that they were trespassing
upon the time Of some one else. This
was wrong; those called 20 speak should
accept it as an opportunity, and not
grieve the Spirit OF God by curtailing
It's promptlngs. He gave some valuable
instructions on the training Of children:
Correction OF children should always be
with the object OF making them better.
and they should be administered In
kindness Promises not meant TO be
kept should not be made 10 children.
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given II uerited, and In n manner that
VIII establish respect for authority, and
confidence IN the parents on the part
OF the children. The great responsible
ity. resting upon parents In the training
OF children aud in safeguarding them
from evil was earnestly presented, and
the belief expressed that so long as a
son, who has gone astray through the
neglect Of the father. remains unsaved.
the father cannot enter the Celestial
Kingdom Of God; the parent would
have 10 redeem that son. The love ~
parents for their children which would
strive with the Crring ones and help
them was beautifully portrayed; this
same spirit should be shown by child
rem towards parents, II conditions re-
qure; that all might he saved, together
with tho kindred gone before and as
many of humanity az love can reach
He closed by invoking the help ot the
Lord 70 enable the young people TO
walk by the light OF the testimony NJ
the spirit which was the voice Of God
Speaking to the spirits OF men.
The choir, which had rendered beau-
tim selections during the meetings,
sang II am Alpha and Omega" Ben
odiction was offered by Elder Alfred
Osmond
SCHOOL TRUSTEES MEET.
A VOL attended meeting OF the trus.
tees and principals Of the county
schools was held Saturday in tho Par
ker school. County Supt Egg risen
presiding.
In the forenoon meeting tho follow
ing topics we're considered;
Consolidation Of school districts in
the county.
Pupils in one district, schools IN an
other.
a letter from Atty Gen. Breeden re-
latlng 10 the levyug of taxes for dis
trict and high schools was read By
Supt Eggertsen
In the afternoon an outline plan for
music In the county schools was pre-
sented by Music Director Roylance Of
Sprlngyllle.
motion, that the county superlu-
tendent ask the county commissioners
to raise the county school tax TO three
mills was carried
II was decided that retrenchmert I'm
the matter OF costly graduating dresses
be demanded.
The relation OF the trustees to the
principal, and ether matters relating
to the work Of the school were con-
sidered In an interesting talk by Coun-
ty Supt Eggertsen.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Judge Booth on Saturday. granted
q divorce to Annie Bessan johnson
from Arnold II. Johnson on the ground
of failure to provide and desertion.
Plaintiff was restored to her md1den
name, Annie Bsssan, and awarded S25
a month allmony s25 attorney fees
and costs. The parties were married
In this city Nov q. 1901.
j. w. Craven ~ Provo, n native OF
England, was admitted to citizenship.
CALEGURE-GATTIS WEDDING
A marriage license has been issued
to Ray $. Gattls, 26 and Rose Gale
cure, 40. both OF Tucker.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The committee of the Provo Cam
ming company appointed TO select a
site for the plant has done so. deciding
upon ground owned by Mrs. William
Strong on Sixth South street. between
First and Second East streets. The
location affords fine trackage facilities
and is otherwise we'll adapted for the
purpose. Work on the plant will be.
gin at once.
Ralph Lawhorn, one OF the boys who
ran away and was arrested In Neph
last week, was committed to the indus
trial school today by Judge Booth.
Lawhorn was in probation at the time
he left Provo for the trip south.
Principal Jorgensen OF the Maesel
school has been III and unable to at.
tend to his schoolwork the past week
but expects TO be well enough to lie.
sumo his duties this week.
Albert Manwill OF Benjamin will leavt
for Columbus, O., In few days {
purchase Percheron stallion FOR the
BENJAMIN Live Stock association.
The Forum Debating club will meet
tomorrow evening IN the Proctor acad.
envy. The question 10 be discussed Is
Resolved That Woman Is Mentally
Inferior to Man" Mr.. f.. Roberts and
Mr. PETERSON will take the affirmative
and Miss Adams and Mr., Irving tn,
negative.
DR.. A. w. Lane OF the Utah Gospe
mission VIII preach Wednesday evening
IN the Second ward Westinghouse, Fri
day evening IN the Third ward meet
inghouse, and Tuesday evening viii
lecture In the Congregational church OF
Hawaii,
The family Of Mr., and Mrs. Alder
Singleton has been increased by tn,
arrival of a son,
Z. II. G.awhorn is suffering from
fractured arm. which he received b.
being thrown to the ground while lead
ing a horse few days ago.
The Second ward sunday school vii
give an entertainment Friday evenini
in the ward house for the benefit OF tn.
Sunday school
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