The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-09

for the Lords plan to be established,
namely. the United Order. We are
not ready for that yet, | think, but
Il will come. But remember this, that
when II does come this scheme Of
things will not be changed, namely.
that individuality, the individual man,
the individual woman, must save him
self or herself, must develop and grow
and become like unto the Master.
There is no other way, except only
through hard, bitter, sore experience.
You will not get it any other way, It
will not come so easy.
The United Order when 1t does
come think will mean individuality,
personal effort, personal salvation,
with you in your stewardship, me in
mine, every man appointed in his
place to work in his stewardship.
Then the surplus will go for those
who are not so we'll situated and who
need help. They will be taken and
directed, Here my brother, you take
this little plot Of ground, or You take
this little part of business. Here is
means enough for you and you devel-
CD It and make It grow and keep 1t
out of debt and work at It. And then
he will develop It, don't you see?
But II, according to the idea of
some of our friends, that all you need
to do is to divide and to keep on d.
viding, why of course they could wish
that kind or thing were here long
while before. Lay not that flattering
function to your souls that there Is
any other way to gain salvation in
the kingdom Of God except by rising
when you fall. You stumble, OF
course, we all do, but rise up again,
my brother, press on, persevere IN Ia
bor. in toll, In earnestness. In dill
gence, IN the sweat Of thy face doing
thy part, toiling, persevering. Press
on and on, add line upon line, ana
precept upon precept. Gain inteiii-
gence and knowledge and making this
person-you, me the individual per-
son-year by year, a little more like
unto the Master, the Son OF God. so
shall we progress and become like
Him, and only so, whether In the Uni
ted Order or any other way.
Patriarch Hyrum G. Smith
Hyrum G. Smith, presiding patri-
arch, was the last regular speaker OF
the conference. He told of his work
ing with the older men of the church
and urged the younger members to
do the same, as he said he had pro-
flied by the experience. He related
some of the hardships which they had
: overcome and showed why they
should be in a position to lead and
WHY their advice should be needed
| and their examples followed.
Anthem w. Wins, apostle, read
again the report of the auditing COM
I mittee that had been checking the
accounts of the trustee. The report,
which had also been read the day be-
fore and has been published WAS to
the ecect that the accounts had been
found accurate and satisfactory. Mr..
WINS spoke briefly after reading the
report.
President Smith made several as
nouncements and then gave his brief
address OF farewell. He said that, on
account OF repairs that would be made
to the big organ in the tabernacle,
the recitals generally given after con-
ferences would not begin this season
until some time In May.
The closing hymn sung by the con-
gregation was, We Thank Thee. o.
God, For Prophet. The benediction
was pronounced by Charles F. Mid
dleton.
The general officers OF the Mormon
church as they were sustained at the
close of conference yesterday are: