The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
shop Riordan of Califor-
for Place in Col
lege of Cardinals.
1NS GOLDEN JUBILEE
WHOLLY N0NSECTARlAN
|ork City Open Air Revival
association Issues Its
Prospectus.
W,-e To The Tribune.


a YORK. June i0.-The celebration
Golden jubilee OF Cardinal Glib
a Baltimore Thursday was q no.
.veut In the religious life OF the
/. In celebrating the jubilee OF
.nerable head OF the Catholic
fn America secterian lines were
.ut. In the actual ceremonies men
4 widely divergent views on re-
ne President Taft. Speaker Clark,
.,stice White, ex-Speaker Cannon,
.i9ent Roosevelt and Bishop John
4 Murray of the Protestant Epls-
|ocese OF Maryland took part. and
.fe 10 say that Cardinal Gibbons
a hearty good wishes Of all his
men
|ral Gibbons is more than n great
"a is O thoroughly good man and
"A OF a. Christian gentleman. 1t
.(sd in high Catholic circles, by
A that the pope has definitely de-
Ia sive Cardinal Gibbons an
"a colleague. and rumor has II
rchbishop Riordan OF San Fran
s to be the recipient OF the red
Methodist Supreme Court.
udists. the large northern body.
have a supreme court. 1t will
- as the final court of appeals.
1bership will be fifteen. three bish-
d six each or ministers and lay
Members are TO be chosen by the
conference. the bishops 10 serve
4fs, or between gneral conference
<: the others four and eight years.
uated with this new highest court
others for members, local preach
ministers. Methodists find the
conference. meeting every four
ID be both too large and too much
M with other work TO sit as a
.They rea son. besides. that The
,ody that maks the laws ought
'tcnstrue them. so the new and
court will have as its chief func-
, Interpretation of Methodist en-
Is. A commission has Just made
/ on this matter Of courts and il
|dered certain that its report Will
royed and the courts established
next general conference, melting
|1e12.
yterlans recently perfected their
arge Protestant bodies are either
they realize the time 10 be ap-
1g when they must have such
he steps are now being taken 10
nto one organization Methodists
Methodists South and Methodist
Ints Sessions OF committees rep
4 all OF Them have just been held
tanooga. and an address issued TO
sts of America stating that pro-
I making toward organic union,
sessions were ad-
ones, Some held earlier at Balu-
nd Cincinnati talked simply of
on. but so strong was the feel
union that the federal idea was
Jed. The Chattanooga meeting
that organic union Is possible.
les In the way are confined to
and tradition. and are said not
Q reach 10 doctrine or ritual. 4
is prtpar!ng TO submit to the
conferences, the details of which
made public eManwhile sug-
{ are asked for from Methodists
is possible that further sessions
called. 4 strong argument made
OF organic union is that II will
pave the way for other unions.
Open Air Revivals.
Hing TO the prospectus for the
season OF the tent. open air an,
wpaign just issued by the evan
'commlttee Of New York City.
inner work will begin on Sun
ne IS. and conclude Sunday, Sep
10. Tents will probably be
In twenty centcrs. eight for
seven Italian. one German. two
one Finnish Swedish
for negroes; shop meetings are
for thirty-fivc centers. twenty
ten Spanish and five Italian,
ty-eight open air ccnters. thirty
glish, six Italian. one Hungarian.
'hemian. one German and four
work is INSTRUMENTATION and
'rted by voluntary contributions.
'ncvatioD worth noting has just
Rde by the diocese of Chicago,
p Wednesday, last at the annual
ION held in the Cathedral OF SIS.
Ind Paul amended it's constitu-
~ canons so as TO give women
8 OF the church the right of vot-
.church matters. Heretofore the
Se has been limited to male
licants OF full age" Now women
2 TOT wardens and vestrymen and
;hurcn questions.
general synod Of the Reformed