The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Head of Episcopal elm
Utah Says There Is 81
gle for Control.
OBSTACLES ARE
Tells of Trials in Prom,
Church in Utah Sm}I
Town. =

The TT. Rev, Franklin
bishop Of tho Episcopal diocos.
urged his Vows on tho mo,,
New forl, recently. Tho =
Times quotes Bishop spuldinv +
n regard TO what nc said a. '.
'ers OF tho Liberal club Oh IN,
~ocialistic tendencies. jay,n.
stress upon the remarks OF n.
u respect 10 starting an a..
'hurch Ia = Utsh smcJier nsn
obstacles encountered. T-tr1
ass Sunday has the foJIowi,.
IF Bishop Spalding's talk: ~
Tho Right Rev. r. < So.
graduate Of Princeton n,,,
VINO went west as a vo,,n+,
man aud hccan" tho EnIycnr.,
OF ! tah. told the members m \.
CraI club Yesterday hoo bard
II TO be liberal" on ths s,,,
Socialism, and at the sam
retain his standing In I'm" -,
slshop Spaldinc came Ia NJ.
an "jnstitutInn.J 'n 10, lor cstabI
lizard fables 5u;,,,,,,In. Iiercn. VII
rooms and /, Inr. po0ls. d
trlct where G0o0 nnnn '.ory. IN
mines and smolters I ~ t"'np'o|
i,eforc ,hc Tihoraf IL re an.
cral cy-cIerrymc, inc,, w Whlc1
ander Irvine urc n,cm,,ek iou,nk
test against tho eemer,, 'eas, "a
so-cal)ed liberals among az.
out OF tho church, e'''
You who leave In. ,h,..,
YOU have Sociallstic tondnnsl
said. make "A great mIsiakn
trustees who sec that Won j,ss
dor tbose conditions make
greater mistake. II
The church needs radIoat 4
efs. for religion always has ~
SailiIco' and IT always Will n
ol~hIi'%N' :" "nN not set ont q
'rf ',,r 9rsanization and thea
~ 10 WORN through. Instead n
rendering The organization Ia
u" unn I want liberal think
'''e puipiiS "
81, ~ rlalI W" arc not giving .
'e ,'io',esS9 interests. We a.
~; ~, 10 ph'iu INC hrcs OF in1ur|
",.''I' 'ne Ghurch. and work q
~ ~ eoG.Ii' 81 tau'ance' while at the
Ii'e nT lI'ihs desperately, " a.
oS,,,.oL ~ N''' our position viii
M , til,
Hho, OF course re are q
oue tioopies; l went over 10 a
e 80. Oh ,ahiorliia; where IL q
oms '",i,e ,e'.I,ceS cp''ided q
- -H t'Fsr TO liic chnrcl, q =
".'.oJr :. .s'i oI u
'''''n .i 10 'le blole. Sa5
uIan. I'eaen Wilat II tells q
Aco9'nlls TO Lour proper misEq1
"SS'u "hat our proper r|
,.n,,.cu, 49, W ~ esio II was 10 conlof.
Ii ~" w pe"oIe' not 10 disturb
sa,n "ii'h nc came 10 caurc
na'''eu ~ ne co'ntofted' and
20 sc INC poor comforteds H
E'o', Man' 20 ne disturbed py
I".ioldtS pleachIng -
No": tiia' rs the kind OK
WHO rs tFplcal or a great class
,ms r,'urSu $ most deNout IT,
lil'l" ins oyer wle group ot,o4r
iIi'antiets' can bardlS name ca
Is not Il great churchsoer.
'u' III tan Wantcd q
"ur Insl, ,'utlondi chnrcn IN
lp"h' "aere me smelling cor
owned me iahd. asked them q
nS q plot Tor Il church. or SCI
p'o.:
The smelter heads replia
'leN Wouidn give us a plot e.
us one either, but that th9
perfectly Wiling 10 rent us on
almost nothing. asked WIZ
wanted To rent FOR almost nC|
aud yet would not sell at any
,iheN replied that they vanIl
Keep hold on the KIND OF prs7
nat went on in that church
TINS was in the United stan
a America III the year lgll.
II wanted To put poolrooz
our proposed Institution. and
they had fsrIncd ont the poN
csc and wanted no compeflIo
wanted TO put IN swimming
and | round the swi'nnink
rarmcd out. so we CO..
compete there. wanted 70 plI
'orinltorN. but ! found that pf'y
TOO, EARNED out. and The io1
house keeper wanted no conpe
So what chance had ! 70
among the driven men OF the
>rs. with their long hours and
gray lives
THE company gave us $40
as donation. \ sermon ! pf6
vas printed In lurid form oy
,orter who had taken no mole.
was shut off. / asgp1
md the smcl;cr nanagement
hey didn't give money TO folk<