The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-08
DenunciatiOn of Unfairness
of Enemies and Warming
Against Accusations Fea-
lures Of the Second Day.
APOSTLE WHITNEY SAYS
MOVE WILL BE EASTWARD
speakers at Tabernacle Coun-
sci Cleanliness and Upright
ness of Living Among Saints
as an Example to Others,
GENERAL SESSION SUNDAY

NNuNCIATION of the unfair tae-
Tics used BY enemies of the Nor
= mon church, a warning against
tne foieing OF accusations against the
Eenersi authorities by members OF the
fShureh, counsel 10 live clean and nm
1isht hfeA, the prophecy that the Nor
mons Would yet sweep over the nstiOn
feast In victory, ana a general inv
tsation 40 Gentiies 10 come 20 Zion 10 re
reIte the faith, were features of the
conference session yeSterday-geSs5o,
again marked by great crowds an,l tn-
Hbers.
Following the system adopted at the
openlng OF the conference THURSDAY.
fthe first presidency continued tbe roll
for members or the first seven Dresf-
Adents or seventies yesterday, finished
f..eill ana called upon five of the
-p"sties durlng the days session IL
Is probabl that the other of the
apostles VIII be called upOn for the
Fouhuay sessions as there Will be no
day.
No matters OF great importance to
Hhe general public were discussed yes
fIerday. and il is believed that All of
lthese Will be taken up al tie meefins-
tSunday. in addition 10 the sustaining
St the church authorities by the vote
,Sd me members OF the church in at
Pendance az this the eighty-first semi
annual gathering OF the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints.
Morning Addresses.
During the morning session =. Golden
~ IN ball aud brigham Il. Roberts, both
or the seventies, made interesting ad-
dresses especially Elder Roberts who
Traced the history of the church and
spoke Tor more careful investigation
iof The Mormon faith by the outside
world. rather than a general criticism
and ridlcule without reason.
The addresses OF these two completed
Jhe seventies with the exception of
ELDER Levi Edgar Young. whose duties
at the University OF Utah have kept
him from the conference sessions thus
far.
In addition 20 these two sneakers
the conference members heard Apostle
Joseph f. Smith, jr., youngest of the
quorum or twelve and APOSTLE An
ithony w. WINS. in the morning SEES
During the afternoon addresses were
made BY Apostles David O. Mckay. Or
son +. Whitney and George f. Rich
ards.
Excellent music was furnished dur
Ang the day. In the morning Miss Irma
lPendleton sang, and In the afternoon
MISS Hester Davis rendered a beauti-
itui solo Favorite Mormon hymns were
sung during the morning and afternoon
sessions.
William A. Moody offered PRAYER in
abe afternoon and spoke especially for
the healing of Leslie FARLEY OF Provo
bench, member or the church who
has been afflicted and who could not
attend the conference session.
Apostle MeI<ay's Address.
Let your light so shine before men
that they may see your good works
and glorify your Father which is in
heaven" was the theme for the ad-
dress OF Apostle David O. Mckay at
the opening OF the afternoon session
of yesterdays conference. He spoke
OF the testimony which had been borne
during the sessions and declared that
II was a marvellous thing when one con-
sidered that there were thousands and
thousands OF saints who could testify
20 practically the same things. With
this as true. he said. the MOrmOns were
g blessed people.
There are two great virtues which
] will emphasize this afternoon" said
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