The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-08-26
sydney r. S. Leland.
WiboauN circuit 10 bo supplied.
Special Appointments.

Special Appointments.
Jacob MINIS Conference evangelist.
Oakcs street. Helena.
George g. Stuil, chaplain l. $. army,
postoflire Fort Russell, WYn mem
hcr Killings quarterly conference.
G. j.. Bovard. president Montana
Wesleyan university. member nr St
PauIs, Helena. quarterly conferences
T., NJ. Faith, missionary in tie Black
1lils mission.
7. w. Kingsley, missionary In wyo-
ming mission
Samuel TAYLOR. James Taylor and
Fred G, Fnlford left without appoint
mcnt to attend school
The Bishops Sermon.
Bishop Luecocks parting sermon
WAS a notable one. He IL n genuine
orator, is the bishop. There is moth
ing IN him of the eNhorter. nothing Of
the wordy shoutor, he IA that sort OF
an orator whose slightest utterances
command attention. whose most trfling
words stick fast In tho memory. II ls
hard To quote such n man. for his
speeches are not built of Words but OF
personality. They cannot be trans-
forrod 10 apper without a loss OF vital
strength 10 hear him is to want to
hear him again. He Is a human man,
with serious mission. an understand.
Ing of human nature and the snving
grace of humor. He drives his points
homo with a suhtlcty OF humor which
IS not wit nor rbaIdry He ls man
well worth listening to,
Last night he spoke of the mission
of the small religious college. lle told
OF the effect of the atmosphere OF
such colleges upon the undergraduates
and cited Instances to prove his point.
IN conclusion ho SAID: II am "A prophet
ana ihe son OF prophet. though <
don't use the gift much, and | tell you
that Will live to sec tho day when
the university viii have an eri,lowment
oi i'iit u million, equipment worth q
quarter of million more and VIII
slNnd In It's proper place among our
Wesleyan universities"
The morning services yesterday wcro
purely religious In character ana
served as the regular services or tho
church. Preachers were supplied for
an thp other local churches by tho
conference.
IN tho AFTERNOON u brief session was
heid ~ which. Il class OF aeaeons and
ailttuopn an anniversary meeting OF
the rpmortn league was held.
10Y Smlln of Anaconda, state Spresi-
denL ol'thc league. presided over this
laehling, Several short surnons were
'denNorud. ~
lnr first. by Roy. William Elliott of
i'"""cho' Mas one OF the most re-
harNun1S o. the conference week.
Ia "a
chosen ny Atr Martin, and III tie snort
'l'l' allotted him ho treated his topic
with tnuruaghnrss and yigor "Wu
| M.ir Drought INTO this World under
CIRCUMSTANCES me could not very wen
eoultoi, lac sud But that Is no rda-
sol, wny we should 40 through our
'Nes as creatures OF circumstances
| lne great PuWor that sends these
eouil'esa woitus Tying about us has
no. sent us into this little world
1 without some purpose we are here TOR
deiihite ends. our salvation is ia
ourselves
heV. Y. II. Martin of Red Lodge
urged unlted night ot ali church pco-
/ PIE against the liquor interests. Rcv.
no.hn smith ot Helena and Rey. Jacob
Mllls, state evangelist, also delivered
/ snort talks.
Resolutions.
The conference at its final meeting
adopted the following set of resolu.
tons:
The undersigned, your committee on
resolutions, Al this our Twenty sixth
annual session, submit for your Kind
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