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DAILY CAPITAL.' JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREQON. SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1904.
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IftORMON
SYSTEM
COMPLETE
OOpperation the Keynote
of Their Success
The Mormon church Is stronger to
day than it over was.
If it wero not, President Joseph
Smith never -would have dared to
state openly that he was practicing
polygamy 'n defiance of state and na
tional laws.
No church in the world is growing
ho fast.
All sorts and conditions of men are
sought, and over them all the church
'reigns supreme.
The keynote of the Mormon faith
s co-operation. This is tho Becret of
ts success. Bach member pays to
ho church one-tenth of his "in
Brease," and these "tithes" are turned
n religiously.
The denomination was founded in
830 by Joseph Smith, of Sharon,
t. The government of the church
9 a hierarchy, consisting of two or-
ers of priesthood,
Tho order of Melchlezedek -is pr&
Ided over by a president and two
ounselors. It includes tho "twelve
postles," "tho seventies," tho patri-
rch, the high priests nnd the eiders.
Tho Aaronlc order Is an inferior
no, made up of bishops, prle3ts,
achers and deacons.
The president, Joseph Smith, is
ipreme, nnd next to him are the
'ounselors. Tho apostlo3 constitute
traveling high council, which on
ialns priests and is supreme in ec
eslastical affairs. The seventies
,re the missionaries and propagan-
Ists of tho order. The patriarch
onounces tho blessings of the
urch and the high priests officiate
the absence of tho higher authorl-
e&. Tno eiders conduct meetings
el superintend th,o work of tho
tests.
The duties of the Aaronlc order
e largely secular. Tho territory of
o church is divided and subdivided
to districts. This makes easier tho
llectlon of the tithes and the gov-
nment of the faithful. The bishops
esldo over tho district and direct
e work of thq teachers.
There Is a teacher for every two
ocks In tho city nnd for so many
uaro miles in tho country. They
ep tab on the members, collect
thes and direct tho temporal as
ell as spiritual affairs of their
arges.
The teachers meet every month in
ch ward or district, report on con
iltlons, and explain the goings of
lach man or woman under them.
The bishops listen to these reports
d report In turn at a conference of
shops to the council of the apostles.
Is It any wonder then that a church
Ith such a perfect organization can'
ntrol a stato and name every offi-
al from governor to constable?
Tho co-operative principle Is car
ed Into business affairs of tho Mqr
ons. Besides being president of
e church, Smith Is president of a
zen of tho biggest commercial on
nlzatlons In the state, including
o Zlon Co-operatlvo Morcantilo Co.,
o Zlon Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
;tate Bank of Utah, Consolidated
agon & tachlne Co.. Utah Sugar
Utah Light & Power Co., Inland
ystal Salt Co. and many others.
As tho church Is supported by
Ithes," It Is necessary that the
embers succeed financially and the
urch sees to it that they do.
When the church exercises such
absolute control over its. members In
business and religion, It will be seen
how readily It can control them poetically.
It is stated that the group' of four or
five claims of the Pborman Mining
Company, in the Blue River district,
on the Linn county side, have been
bonded for $50,000. This company is
composed mostly of Brownsville meu,
N. B. Standish being a leading stock
holder. Tho Poorman mlnps mMnln
tho3o of tho Oriental Co., of this city,
Tho transaction will mean a good deal
for tho mines.
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Sho is human, however, nnd In try
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