The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-13
PARK HEARD FROM
METHODIST PUL|
Mayor-Elect Delivers p,
Address, but Avoids h
Partisan Politics.
GREETED BY APPLAl|
Advised by Pastor 10 Rem
Der That He Represent
All Salt Lake.
GREETED BY APPLA

Mayor ELECT samuel G Park sno,,.
night from the pulpit OF The FRS, r.
dist church on the Invitation -
pastor, the Rev. r. B. Short. n ~
cong gregation expected GONE anr.-
ment Of policy under the H.
municipal administration II w,s +
pointed as Mr.. Parks address -
general lines and was g plea for +,
and liberation. When me Ind finIshe
Rev. Short commented on his skJI7
saGacity III not speaking Of things
hence
After the devotional part Of ths
had been finished the Rev. shn,t-
down from his pulpit and escnrts,
Park. who had beer sitting in ~
gregation. to the platform amids<
plausc.
Introduced With Story.
in introducing Mr. Park. DR.
said: My friends. you remembe<
last Sunday ! announced thai /
have little advice TO give 70 tho,1
were TO be elected last Tueedsy'
not know then who was TO be els
neither did you. All tha. I yo,r
were not elected and Gil that yon
for we're not elected" He
told Il story ah"nt q certain msban6
came home election evening and :
his wife: "Lct's 90 10 the po,i-
vote. By the way, how are yo,i n
vote? I am going to vote for psrf
"G am going TO vote FOR Bran
retoried' Ills Wife. Well, Il thas-I
case continued the husband
might as wei! stay at home" n
suited the action 10 the WonI h
ting down and pulling of his slloe@
With the conclusion OF this stur
Short resumed. 1T is great peaS;
have our mayor.clcct here toHiahI
because nc belongs 10 the party-1'
for or did not vote for. or 10 The
that you ypicd for or did not Vote n
because he is the mayor elect The|
some things that ought not 10 obj
Salt Lake and some that ought 10 q
] believe when all OF our Citizen
actuatcd by high ideals and not 1
tolerance and partisauship; wheu
ar. ulited for the upbnlldinz d
Lake, and when religious bickerInr
have c"a sed. We ALL enter INTO o
Of growth and prosperity
Talks No Politics.
Mr.. Park prefaced his address vi
statement that II would not be a
observance Of the ethics OF the ID
or a matter OF good faith witt N
socIa.cs who were elected with n
discuss politics The intent OF thc
mission law. lie said. was TO try d
! the average opinion Of The conn
He continued. ''i feel. though. THAI
is Z message ! can bring YOU. Fr1
beginning of time 1t has been 81
10 regulate the rights Of one pen
that they Will not interfere witt
Of another, out Of the periodic "
people have emerged with thelr
better defined. There is today 4
movement for The uplift OF NJ
Other countries are working du
question of individual liberty"
Referring TO Tire mission Of
Christ. Mr.. Park said "He tavg|
love of men and that charity vhIc
pels one man TO do unto anolhu|
which he wishes donc unto him.
CHARITY for these who differ d
| ion. charity which teaches US TO
our neishbor's orinion which we
| the future ne Obliged 10 receive
own. When this js done strife an
! iention Will cease.
Mr.. Park lhcu called attention
| observance of the winter solsice
a.cicn;s as season for the FV
| gifts and tn. makir" Of new reso'
| for y better life. "Ne have neH
he concluded: 'lnt the past nc
| and LET us start again with "
! friendship and rnnfideEcr in the
OF purpose "f all men. | bring "
message. Go out ard ask your
to be charitah bio Then we ana'
pnacc-a condition r'a"essnrv 10,
ginning ~ new conditions.
Greeted With Applause.
When Mr.. Park finished there
| outburst of applause from hls
The Eey. Short then prooeedeo
the mayor elect the advice ne nag
ised. He said: II want 10 81!
man and his associates that they'
keep In mind the fact tnat wv
elected by TO party or cnu.cn.
serve the people and an Inc y
salt Lake. This injunction
plauded bv the congregation louolY
pastor continued after the inter-
This preacher has the right 70
the same service from them Wne'*
voted for them or not,
Dr.. Short further advised ths!
grounds for children should pc
and that the city should be oeau,l'
cleaning up rubbish from yacahMT,
the abolition OF abomiDaeie OH
He expressed il as his opinion
idea OF having men OF diIferent
Views on the commission vas
and concluded with the hope W.
should come 10 this city Hiu
disparaEement of the pest W.
tior Of life which we have r'e''
pcCt and may il abide.