The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-27
A PROBLEM IS
INDICATORS S THEME
Iohn R. Kirk of Missouri
|ucipal Speaker at Tab
ernacle Service.
LISEs THE PIONEERS
psgation Votes Unani-
pusly for Peace Treaty
Before Congress.
sIsES THE PIONEERS

,oan R. Kirk. president OF the state
.rbools OF Missouri, was the prin-
[...ker at the regular tabernacle
v,s,erdav afternoon, Elder Or
1 whitney presided at the meeting
ssn,lces we're opened with the
4 ~ "PraIse Ye. the Lord" A
vas then offered by Elder Shultees
rhIch the choir sang %. fe
|sins High.
4, whitney prefaced the work Of
.s.tIng. saying that IL had been
4 m the special purpose OF signi-
/ !, congress the attitude OF Utah
!, the peace movement and the
now pending between the United
and England and with France.
N introduced DR.. Kirk, who he
4. here 10 attend the convention
stste teachers association, a
of which will be held In the
hall AT 10 o'clock this FORE
student of Mormonism.
/ Kirk spoke OF the great privilege
he felt was his at being allowed
n in the tabernacle and told now
4 wars ago. ne. with others In
y, had studied the Mormon people
'<,S hujlt ND Salt Lake City and
! this wonderful valley, After as
4 The members OF the audience that
EhooI masters stand for peace, he
|ssed his subject as, "Moral Train
||hrougb School Education
LAX for none except myself. saio
taker, Tomorrow | meet your
ID and then | sholl be on my own
1 shall not fall then, The train.
child ia now a more dif1icult
|Eln II formerly was. In the early
a DAYS the father and son and
ether and daughter were almost
6 in close personal contact we,
a give intellectual instruction with
|usrcIsing a moral influence. We
n SEPARATE moral instructions from
Instruction for intellectual instruc-
'.szds either 10 better or worse con-
'ere ls no more room for such from
NJ as ycur forefathers enjoyed here.
D ] studied about the movement OF
4 |pople To the west, I have TO ac-
FArs 10 YOU that thought YOUR
I great and purposeful industrial
<!Ise ! learned that IL was more
|hat ard thet there was n tremcn-
nellvc underlying it which COM
is our profound respect.
Praises Simple Life,
! &, early DAYS there weren't the
hr,h which to contend that there
I'M There were no thcatcrs for
'rnsrs la worry about. Every COM
- Qdn'I have It's moving picture
~ here were not the Gildcd res
|zfand the other attractions ,mat
zee Young people TO leave the
~ sympathize with the women'a q
n my state. My wife belongs to
|fst these very necessary orSaniza-
|o separate motbcrs and dauGh-
mems clubs separate fathers and
b 10 make q great difference in
Mining that the children receive.
Fom what they formerly received
from the parent.
boil cduca ton is ostcnsthlN for the
hz Of the prescribed studies 20,
lhe pupils arc examined Al thc cnd
! wear. The democracy VIII not
teachers 20 do manv things that
fpuld like TO do. School edMca ton
ply form ip = comprcniSe of what
NnsrenI people want and demand.
'ncv p-otlv generally tho consen
opinion that the school does not
ats tho church or home. All the
and the church and the homes
'csethcr IN assigning certain dntlHa
public servants known as teach
Opposes Militarism.
spesker expressed himself as 90
10 Tho teaching ~ warliEe thinSs
idreu I'm tho us me Of ancient his
III said that ne had read IN tho
irc napers ~ this city that there
, movement in Utah to bring TIN.
'ot affairs anrUi. He spoke about
aititudc n cIlldrcn toward lhcil
llf When they are small they Al
SAINT In run crr2rds and TO d.
|blng f"r ~ pa aud mama, he said
lter nvc or FiN wars in school -,
nerd telescope to fiud any SlcF
rtni, Tho speaker ended his dis
y b. repeating tho saving, "Tralr
Enid in The wsy he should 90 an'
he Is older he viii not depart iron
fspe Whitney then took The stsrc
'4siewoh The prare situation. III
N thc attitude ~ The Cardinal Rich"
and 'hen said that Tho civil wa
|'fen pr"dictcd hy Joseph Smith a
a. 1892. twelve wears before tlI'
"a ot The Mormon church had an
70 himself AS candidate for TN,
-Pfncv ~ The l-uiiod states. He iolc
.r)lhs attiindc toward slavery am
~. m settling the question and ad
toa' The people Tor" not ihsn ,uU
sNnlciently 10 appreciate tho SIT
a. ihcg did eleven yosrs later Nhcl
\ Waldo Emerson VAS praised 70
|nf the same suggestion.
World Growing Better,
SPEAKER said that tho world (
y Growing better aud hr read pas
from I snnySou and quoted frcu
sncent prophets 10 bear out tht
.n'nt. fIe rcfrrred 10 Robert Burn
ean written of the time when nc
be brothers.
T Ruben Clarke was announce
Apostle Whitney had concluded an
-''ped the peace situation and cx
INC different parts of the pro
ireaiies between this country an
w ard France. "" gave his oPin
"a 'hc treaty ~ that ii was sui
~ covered 1ll the desired ends an
..s,i.e and should bc ratified
chn ""e"IIl ' Ch'Nl ~. llle Nor
,np'ch then spoke 4 few word
'"omnending III" passaSc OF IN
"a called for raising nf fund
Hs was unanimous for ihc pcac
= nos before congress.
Ws singing OF "Amcricd" b. III
."u1 congregation. the meeting va
,,oI INC bnnndlctlon by a. &. Ne
'"e superintendent ot schools {