Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-01-25 | Page 11 | M'Kay and Nibley Principal Speakers

n m hiblev PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS Those Who Do Not Want Families Fami-lies Advised to Aroint Mormon Mor-mon Temples. . s Special to Tho Tribune. LOGAN. Jan. 24. At tho sessions of tho Cache stake conference today, there was a large attendance. At tho morning meeting, meet-ing, W. W. Riter of Salt Lake delivered tho principal address, and it dwelt with tho advantage to tho young people of staying on tho farm In proferenco of going go-ing to the city with its many temptations. It was a practical talkand was well received. re-ceived. At tho afternoon meeting, Bishop C. W. Nlbley and Apostle David O. McKay wore tho speakers, and they said something. Bishop Nlbley took up the matter of race suicide and he laid it down as the law of the church that the people who desiro to avoid the duties of rearing a family have no business in a Mormon temple, as the covenants made there are not consistent con-sistent with such a policy. He also alluded al-luded to the prohibition question, demanding demand-ing that the people stay with It now that they have undertaken the reform. Apostle McKay urged the saints to avoid worshipping the things of tho world and to take a greater Interest In the things of the gospel. He urged tho peo- Cle not to go back to the saloon, and randed a mercenaries those who desired to do so. There were some changes made In tho high council today, A. G. Barber. Edward Hansen, W. D. Cranney and Judge "W. W. Maughan of the First district dis-trict court being released as members of that organization. Bishop Anthon Anderson An-derson of the Second ward of this city was used to fill ono of these vacancies, nnd there will therefore bo a vacancy In the bishopric of that ward.