The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-14
BISHOP WARREN
NAMES PASTORS
Announces Assignments of
Methodist Ministers for
Utah Mission.
NO CHANGES MADE IN
SALT LAKE CHURCHES
Rev. DR.. Boswell Delivers En-
tertaining and Instructive
Sermon.

charges and every minister OF the Rich
field district Will again serve IN tne n, pu.
oast. Several transfers were made II
what is known as the Salt Lake DIS
tres The he is. OF HnnT Warren
SUPERINTENDENT of Mission-H J. Tai
pott.
RICHFIELD DISTRICT.
tE. f. Mork, District superintendent
Brisham-To he supplied.
Ephraim and Spring City-To be sup
Junction, Clrcleville. Kingston and
Marysvale-Henry Fryer,
Mt. Pleasant and Moroni-To be sup
piled
Ogden Scandinavlan-To be supplied.
Richfield, Moroni and Elslnore-D- E
Salt Lake Scandinavian-E. E. Mork
SALT LAKE DISTRICT.
(tI. J. Talbot District Superintendent
Beaver-To be supplied.
Bingham Canyon-H W. Driver and a
Corinne and Tremonton-To be sup
piled ,
Eureka and Elberta-W. F. Powell
(newl
Logan-T. p. Cook mcwl.
Mercur-C. l.. Martin (new)
Milford. Frisco and Ncwhousc-Samuel
Allison incW).
Murray and Mldvale-Martin Thomas
new.
Ogden-F. V. Fisher
Park City-Latham Insham newD;
PaYson and Santaauin-To be Suppled,
Price. Helper and KenllNorth-lsaac
s. Corn new.
Provo-F O Kelley.
Salt Lake City
First Church-Francis b. Short
Ilin Church-R. p. Nichols.
Liberty Park Church-E; G Moore
Waterloo and Heath. S, Hurlourt.
TooeIc and Stockton-Paul l., RosS
Principal of Price Academy-Jas. T..
Teacher In Price Academy-Roy l.
Clark.
Conference Is Closed.
The appointment of ministers, was the
closing business of the annual confer
ence and followed the close of an ad-
dress by DR.. Boswell. Bishop Warren had
addressed the conference Sunday mornlnG
and the Rev. F. O. Kelley or Provo
spoke al o'clock on The Divine Plan
s brief business session sufficed TO end
the work Of the conference. and at 10
o'clock final adjournment was taken,
I've have had a most successful wear.
said Bishop Henry w. Warren, presiding
over the Utah diocese. following the close
last night Of the annual conference We
have made great gains in this field; We
have placed ministers In six new places
In the Utah mission and have made gains
in all departments OF the work.
We are proud and happy over the
progress made" concluded the venerable
bishop, We feel as If our work is being
recognized and appreciated.
his home in Colorado The Rev DR.,
Boswell will remain over day In Salt
70 Caldwell, Idaho. Cheyenne and Big
Pine, Cal. before returning 10 his head
quarters In Philadelphia.
Resolutions Adopted.
The resolutions committee Submitted its
report al the final meeting last night as
follows:
'''rhe time has come for the close OF
this session of our annual meeting. Long
there will remain with US the remem-
brance of all the good things We have
received under The presidency OF our be
loved bishop. Henry W. Warren, d D.
his kind, bro1herv manner towards us;
OF The Christ like spirit that has been
shown throughout the session and OF
the scholarly and inspiring sermon and
addresses and helpful talks.
we express our thanks to Bishop
Warren and reuuest that he may be ap-
pointed TO preside over our next meet
Ing;
We acknowledge the pleasure derived
from thn visit and addresses Of DR.. Bos-
well. representing the home missions:
DR.. kleinfeiter OF the board OF foreign
missions. DIR. Willis OF the San Fran
cisco Deac2ness Training school ana
Mrs. 3. :. Potter. secretary Of the Utah
bureau, Women's Home Missionary So
ciety.
Ne express our appreciation Of cour-
tesles shown us by the press.
We give our sincere thanks 10 DR.. +
Is Short and the good people Of his
church c,,. n and the 9,aer churches OF this
We again record most heartily our
confidence In tie ability of the present
administration of the Utah mission un-
der DR.. II. j. Talbot. SUPERINTENDENT
and request his continuance In that Of
flee.
Rov. DR.. G. NJ. Boswell. representing
the board Of home missions and church
extension. lectured last evening at the
First Methodist church The board dur
ing the pass year aided 3U5 churches,
making total of more than $4,000
given assistance during the life of the
board. During the conference year just
closed, the board has expended in aid
of the work in Utah the sum OF SIS 900.
LII beginning his address, DR.. Bos,
we'll said he was glad to note a gen
efal awakening in America in behalf of
the mission field. He said in part:
In recent conversation with one of
Americas most successful and highly es-
teemed inventors this statement was
made large portion Of the genius OF
lhls country Is devoted TO AN effort 10
develop a projcctilc that will penetrate
any armor. and another large portion Of
me inventive genius Of the land is equal
~ at work III aa endeavor to create an
armioT ana m .hhn h,S VII resist any projecte that
Ihis Is 4 strong and suggestive illus
Iration OF the religious efforts being made
cessions at this line Persistent at
tcnipts are being made TO institute those
things in America that Will break down
rur Protestant religious institutions and
character At the saISo time religious
leaders are seeking To provide that which
VIII resist and hurl back al! such attempts
That are made. The latter. OF course
aims 10 keep America Christian and
Protestant
The board OF home missIons and church
extension ls the institution OF the Meth
called
fence In order To rally It's people around
the Nag Of our Lord Jesus Christ under
the banner OF america for Christ" do
tle work that shall! perpetuate the
Christian institutions in The country and
hold Our nation for God.
Does World Wide Work
The general cry OF the Methodist E-pis-
copai church Is The World for Christ"