The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
NJ. {. CONFERENCE;
THIRD DAY SESSION
Bishop Quayle Delivers an Ad-
dress in Forenoon, Another
in Evening.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Aug. 20,-Thc first session OF
the third days conference OF the NJ. E,
church was held in the chapel on Sec
ond West street at $50 this morning,
when an address was delivered by Rev,
s. III. Kirkhride. general secretary OF the
general conference session was held, with
Bishop william a. Quayle as the prin-
cipal speaker. his. subject being the
said Sa' bv s;, Bishon ouayle' 7 in in referring 10
the great authors OF the past we're
IF was going to pick the best DOCKS
for library. l would select Robert
Brownings works; IL is a soul book, and
is directly the product of Christianity
Another. great work is Boswelrs Lie OF
Jesus. John Bunyan's Pilgrims Prog
rcss is Christian experience; that Is Just
what that book is and means" Bishop
Quayle said 'I have no patience with
the man who argues against hell; OF
course there is he'll, there Is one here
in sight OF us as we'll as one out OF sight,
] have lived in it, ! have lived among
foul-mouthed men who talk unblushing-
" OF woman's chastity, who reek In
foulness and sin; tell you that is hell:
as ! could, and I have been trying 10
keep out of the other hell all the time.
II is hard work 10 keep out OF hell; and
i want to tell you il is just as hard to
Gods help l am going to go there.
Bishop Quayle spoke of the men and wo-
men who prate about some one single
author and writer as being the favoriJe,
and ignoring the others. Give me the
man who has got sumption enough and
can read them all and find the beauty
in each OF them" said the bishop.
AT 2:3o p; m. laymens conference was
p. IN. Sunday-school institute convened
and was in session for two hours, Rev,
Mr. Clearwaters giving instructions on
the work OF the teacher and the char
acter OF the things taught,
In the morning programme, addresses
were made by Rev. Wymans, represent
ing the American Sunday school union,
and DR.. Kirkbride, representing the
home missionary report was given by
Miss Robinson, and Laura Balmer was
consecrated deaconess. There was
period of questions by the pastors, these
questions being answered by Bishop
Quayle. report was presented By Rev.
McCreary OF Ogden, concerning the con-
ditions of the Ogden church.
AT o'clock tonight Bishop William
a. Quayle lectured in the Provo opera
house. his subject being "Shakespeare's
Tragedy OF Greatness; With eloquence
seldom equaled or heard In that old
structure. Bishop Quayle held a fair
sized audience for more than an hour.
He classed the different characters por-
trayed by Shakespeare: Julius Caesar as
STUDY OF immortal greatness; CaSSluS
as envlous in greatness, type OF his
Time; Brutus was the big heart great
ness. and Marc Antony was the ideal
soldier greatness. The speaker said
Shakespeare did not tell us what he
thought of these men or any OF the men
he wrote about, but left to the reader
to imagine what they were. The fea-
ture OF the lecture was the beautiful
language used and the dramatic effect
portrayed and the masterful manner in
which he handled his subject.