The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
jim IN
|IINL|NS FIGHT
!. sake Presidency Takes
's,,i in Prosecuting the
ID Who Dsfisd Them
.ylRISG 10 SEND HIM
|pO The STATE PRISON
.nh , Merry Fuss Between
4 n the Town of Draper
II,hp Stake High Priests.

his ii tne lV"n W
rItls Stake High Priests
-. bishop in the Mormon
I, does not believe that ms
!, -, mperiors have the right
ss. Inn and to those who com
c:s = g,sIs aI.'' flock over which he
w, s, he and they shall do IN
"a of politics. ~, ,;.,,,+ed
y .r.,.ms .,l.r southeast corner OF
: a UNIV. there is n coterie OF
ls 'IIO1i sInur with their bishop,
@ - - 70 get ont from under
y sburh political domination.
...,;sas TO the recent Jordan
S,s s,S,i election a meeting was
& .s;sh there were present some
81. rG'r mos. representative eiti-
',s.'.insss ~ men. II was not with
,,,s.tion Of fighting the Nor
tsr. for the majority OF them
/ ,rrous: but they were de
u Oupose those in the church
,,,llr insist that the names
.St,si candidates shall be pro
4, ,ssm. or at least that they
!. ,shrsitted TO them for their
!, Tbjs rule had been worked so
/tr i had become practically
ii l,W amoug the people; but
~ been an awakening, and
! ~ psople have aroused them
,.r wonder why it is thar
hr slept SO long upon their
cul.ns Make g Move.
SAseting spoken of a commit
sI,sted. composed of sucb men
"a ". B. Enniss, ]. r. Allen,
q o Rideout: John Day, j. X.
yud some thirty others. It was
li,ts a candidates for the school
LID be chosen by the peo.
!: should be q man Of good
4 and ability. fitted and quail
rsr respect for the Office;
/ vuua work energeticallY for
hrsueIt Of education in the
rl usc every effort TO bring
hls up to the highest possible
u Il efficiency; one who would
slht teachers should be en-
W sould be capable to teach
<r,i. regardless Of whether or
we're tenchers in the Nor
Eiysehools, religion classes or
NJ Of the church auxiliary
Ks;i In the past IL has al
= conceded that good brother
.fgel must be elected. re.
b 4 ratification. If he were in
y asd did not come up to a
nitard IT did not matter, be-
reelyed his Instructions and
lpH the eccleslasts, anyway.
tTins for School Board.
novenent toward remedying
q snea. the progressiVes IT that
nasd Mr.. j. r. Rawlins,
2 former Senator Joseph l..
= The most available and
Ersn 10 take n position in the
= n'c. Before announcing him
! nidlts, however. n thorough
'he district was made 10
hs feelings of the people
eisieI, and how they were
E'rd Mr.. Rawlins personally,
= r'oyered that he had the
4 o. nearly everybody in
W lhe remainder of the
~ there appeared to be no
e could be elected. For
nad been the principal of
H saool; he was a man of
~ gentlemanly, educated,
= uisa BY all who associated
ne was deemed to he
n ~ we'll qualified TO 6l the
3 :. D. sIgnifed his willingness
= nlS upon condition shat the
Na ilm to take the place.
II @aeaasts Interfere.
a, taSes Elder j. ". w. Fiiz.
= 4. sloT 10 President ITyrnm
..I..ln I.Olaan stake, holding the
: sat'Ia'lical authority. and
y aisn whip ne succeeded in
,ss, lew W OF the more pious
70 Iie1. These men were told
id ny y ), and they Immediately
r r,S y 10 1t. Elder Heber A
~ Sa I Latter.day Saint who
'sis..v' u the esteem Of the
>Ilns and who was. also q
: q. JORDAN stake high eoun.
n NJ ~ pace on the schoo.
y hhls People wanted Mr.
81 h sls,,aah ahd he had held that
b "a aAeyen V years. 1t WAS ih,
. hb ,n,I uue command of tn,
+ ~. tS'porlhes that Smith bc
= ne school board for an
|lS.l a was admitted by fkc
, lt e-,I uyhnnators that ne wa,
,aSs..,l ,lian was Mr.. Rawlins
,aiE W.. mai his standing il
ect ~ n"s not superior; tina,
hser. - educational matter,
- t,,,s,.,.,i that no other ressot
hs a Shy Smith should b,
~Hlht Psmlins. Psm,n!s. But the oblec
!. ~ b sn;tISe tISeeles,asts with tn,
, b iusss" could be governed
81 a,,smwsw svw what was riecessar
ma !, diong the lines o
So 6osabls 1's course happeue,
,iis'sd by bySG'ile' the eseleaiss se sista t.
= Ii! Who would % see e@tS tSoa a mn, mn,
i.ry ysASsged gage. in Mormo' fno'
! ! y Another memSeT sgaSe1s. Of Elde dc
'rr's M}, He was chairman NJ, q q
J ~ teadiutor in f1a't9 fhah hdd 70
D. KtNormo,r1s ~ freely said h
n ps5surSt St pliabilitv woul
through tho Crapp
'u1N :. kept VITA" Vita "fhes fhe gts ts
sa'usrs Called In
I o. - iounsSY -. . down 10 worl;
"a 00 ~ minds dis%s Of me ,Se,r msiorit
,sd VUX 70 wosk poard The