Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-24
SATURDAY Fyr-N1NG SESSION.

Quarterly Cnnrcrnnrc Pnr,ns VIII,
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The regular quarterly conference of
Liberty stake was held on Saturday,
Oct. q, at 100 pm. in the Second
ward Westinghouse. Singing by the
congregation opened the service. PRAY
er by George n. Sims was followed by5
singing. Now let us rejoice in the day
OF salvation" Elder Arnold H. Schultz
ness OF the stake presidency presented
the general and stake authorities, all
or whom were unanimously sustained.
PRESIDENT Schmthess explained that the
time of the conferences would be de-
voted to the auxiliary organizations
which have started on their winters
work He said that we have organizes
tons to suit all Of our people from the
child to the very elderly, and urged
the parents to send their children to
the organizations which they belong
and attend themselves those organiza-
lions which have been organized for
them. President Schulthess said that
We are blessed with a plan which was
made In heaven and through which we
can be saved in the Kingdom OF our
Father. He said he thought some of
the organizations were not attended as
they Should be and said that an effort
was being made to increase this attend-
ance. a.
Elder Robert II siddoway sang
solo. ,is.l
President Hugh i. Cannon said that
the organization Of the Church is often
compared to that Of the German army
and that 1t was said that 1t was second
only to the German army. The speaker
thought however. that the organization
of4the Church is.very much superior to
thntsof the German army or any other
organization upon the earth He spoke
of n talk he heard Bishop Roscoe w.
E1rdiey make before u parents class
Where he figured out that boy in a
lifetime is worth $4,000. and snld If we
had an automobile worth one-tenth
that amount we would not allow 1t to
be left on the street at night, we would
take care Of it. Then why should we
allow our boys out on the streets at
night? He said we might go n step
further and say that il a man should
say, II am interested In automobiles
and viii devote one hour cnch week to
looking over your machine and making
suggestions go that you may better
take care OF the machine. Wouldn't
we let him do 1t? How muclr'more linz
portint It IL then to have our boys and
our girlsiuttend our auxiliary orSnniza
tions. where good men and women arc
devoting much of their time to the
teaching of these children that which
Is good and noble and upright and
W y
live for 1T. 1t Is for our own good that
we attend these organizations. They
can get along without us--the Church
can get along without us. II everyone
in Liberty stake should lose, the faith
and npostntize from the Church, the
Church would 70 on Just the same and
eventually triumph. He urged the par
cnts to take advantage Of the auxiliary
organizations by sending their children
to thein--for these organizations viii
holm us to save our children. E
MARY Il. Hodglon. Hurviah q. Eard-E
ley and Annie S. Musser, stake presi-
dcncy Of the Relief society in Liberty
stake, smoke in behalf Of that organiza- 4
tion. They explained the work that is 4
being done and the efforts they are ma
king to get all the women who should
be In the Relief society enrolled there. i
They loved the Relief society and felt
they were doing much good
Miss Kcldington. who recently re-
turned from n mission to the Southern
states, gave n brief report of her lnbors
while away and reported the mission
ns being In n prosperous condition.
There were 500 people baptized In the
last year. i.s
After singing, 20 ye mountains high"
the benetiiction was pronounced by
Bishop III, C. Iverson, and thesconfer-
ence took a recess to Sunday morning.