The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

themselves, as constructive factors. with
the great spiritual currents that arc shap-
ing and determining human history: 10
convince men pt the divine law That
causes him who arises and supplies the
needs OF his brother In the uttcrmost, nj
the same time to multiply his own Chris
tian efficiency at home: and To remind
men that all life is a sacred trust involv-
ing the stewardship OF time. talent. treas
urc, that TO hold is 10 lose and 10 give
is 10 gain. that the spiritual values alone
are everlasting and that no man can i've
the large life God has planned unless he
enters with his soul into the programme
of Christ for solving the supreme prob
lem of the world.
the territory Of this state and southern
Idaho. We ask each church To send al
least one representative delegates being
misunderstanding.
Some of the Speakers.
"A partial list OF speakers includes :.
Earl TAYLOR, secretary OF the Methodist
Baymcn's movement; George Sherwood
Eddy OF India; Isaac Taylor Hcadlaud OF
Peliin Bishop w. s. Lewis; Dr. f.. II.
Richards of Africa: C. II. Jones OF Ito-
rea; NJ, d, EubanlS of China; j, c. Rob
bins of the Philippines.
Provisional arrangements have been
made TO hold the opening session. which
is banquet, - cents per plate. limited
to S25. in the First Presbyterian church
Tuesday, March s. at y. m. Three ad
dresses. Secure tickets from cooperative
committeeman or at headquarters, And
to hold the $3.50 4. IN, and 2:30 p. IN. and
40 y. m. sessions Wednesday and
Thursday March 9-10, I'm the First Meth
odist church, The midwcelI services of
the churches March viii he devoted
TO special thought and prayer for the
Laymen speakers will pre-
sent the movement from the puipits Feb
p. "a H,,1I1 4 isp- ur n
now located at the Y. NJ G, a
Al committeeman VIII meet G. l..
Rhodes OF New. York. advance agent Of
the movement, in the Y: Nj. c. ~. sun
day February %, at $50 y, m.
1--WE appeal TO the laymon OF all the
TO take part in this great con-
v"ntion. We ask you TO adjust your af-
fairs so as to be able TO attend each
session and accept your full share in this
national effort of united Christian men.
Committees in Charge.
The general committee i'm connection
with the convention is composed OF the
following well-known citizens NJ. l..
Richie chairman. T.. Lucas. secretary;
Il. ., Howard. treasurer; G {. Mclntire.
executive secretary; j, +. Harding. G. T.
Allan, 4. j. Gorham. George Merrill. II
w, Smith. James Scobee. l.. II. Page
w. p. Mccartney c. H. Zimmerman.
Roy Marsh, a. T McCann. n. p, vii
r. Cutler, w, w. Des Autels. Horace
Dunbar. w. a, Ruttan. II. ]. Mcmillan
]. w. Thompson. T, W. Boyer. a, +.
Grcaves- Walker G. NJ. Marshall. T. w
Gates. i. A. Druehl. ". y. yelling y
=, Schwenk. G. +, Schultz. Ole Olson. o
|. Shugreen. August Wahlquist J. II.
Pape, j. c. McClain. II. StcaTns. +. Morn
ngstar. b. +. Trapp. W. C. Morse. U.
{. Eliskey. \. d. Mcclure, II c. Scott.
J. G. Gertz Joseph Clark. n. j. Hansen.
] l.. Johnson. Il. w, Waggett, T. c.
Richmond. S. l.. Billings. W. II. Tibbals.
W, G. Lyme, l.. V. Silver y. +. Sweazcy.
J. 5. Walker. Earl Havenor. \ Il Holt
:. T.. Sanders. W. NJ Thomc L. NJ.
Gillian. c. G. Spoorer. Wade Iyoofburow.
D. J.. Cox. W. NJ, Ferry. John Dern, ]. \.
Smith, ogden; T. p. Mills, Ogden; S. r.
Ogden: Il. ID. Smith, Og-
len: j. $. Culbcrtson. Provo. w. D. Bon
nam. Provo: r. J. Rutt. Green River; II.
Mt Pleasant: John Hurting. Murray, l.
D Richardson Logan Roy Hastings,
Springvillc. and Isaac Binns. Jr. Ameri-
,an Fork.
Other committees arc:
Executive committee: NJ. l.. Ritchie
chairman; f., Lucas. secretary; f. o.
Howard, treasurer: j: F. Harding, ], s.
Walker r. w. Boyer. l.. II. Page. f.
+. II. Druehl. w, c. Lyme
and A. D. Mcguire.
Cooperative committee: z. II. Zim-
Thomc, Hon. ". c. Morse N p, VIII
4. yelling. II. w. Smith. G, NJ. Marshall.
J. II. Pape and II. C. Scott.
Finance committee: O. l.. Cox, f Lucas
and L, H Page.
Advisory committee; The pastors of the
churches.