Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-16
THE HOME INDUTTRY QUESTION.
The Manufacturers' bureau Urging tho
Use Of Utah.Mado Goods.

The Manufacturers bureau has lsiued
the following circular.
The Manuiacturors' bureau Ia elaborat-
/ ing plans 90 goi ITO work on a Systematic
! AMI Satisfactory basis. The urat thing
/ 10 do j. 20 sir up proper support FOR the
| factories We have, and We do not intend
10 iako any action that will have the Of
| feet OF making competition 10 Kill any
factory now established and struggling
for existence, We hupo 10 got some 40.
ton by tue Legislature relieving factoria.
from portion OF tho tax burdens under
which they arc struggling. it seems
tough that tho m u Wuu tako chances 10
establish a wealth producing enterprise
| should DO punished Tor such enterprise
and have 10 pay taxes on the same basis
Us man who hold. vacant land Tor
speculation, or tho other follow who has
his capital secured thoroughly aud o.
capos taxation altogether.
Tho federated trades at0 working with
US heartily, aud w have scaomo IN
have a homo Industry badge worn by all
who believe with us. Whom th6 people
SEQ %, 900 peopi0 wearing badge WHOM
commits thom 10 tho cause, and hear
them asking Tor home goods, they will
begin 90 feel that this movement means
something. Then We wall seo the mer-
chants putting out signs that will DO
different from some things We SEQ now.
When the women Of Uiah read the adj
druss We are preparing tor them they
Will 500 tho many ways Ia which they
eau assist us, When the Press club aud
tAp many associations In tho city take
tho action they viii supporting the move
mont, lhon the politicians Will DO tum.
bling uvOr themselves " take an Interest
In the subject 30 dear 10 thOir hearts.
Tho capitalists will ahluk II over aud ouu-
cludo that possibly ihu factories aru la
shape 10 offer security hs good a. the
other follows, All classes OF tho COM
muuity pulling together can accomplish
wonders, aud tho time 10 ripe for this
movement IN Uiah aud Ia The surround.
ing states.
Very fsw people soon to know that
uniforms Of Utah cloth arc now being
supplied 10 the California militia, aud
tho work was secured In an op0n com.
petition by the Provo Wooden mills
against many factories. Our home police
mon are now golging home cloth instead
OF outside goods, and are saving money
by doing 10,
We have started movement by which
the railroad tuuum0n In Utah. Eud, WO
nope also Wyoming, Will got iholr uni-
forms made here, IL will save them
money. We are working with sh0Op-
men who cannot sell their wool, 10 pug
some into pool and operate the Deserot
Wooden mill. That mil. being closed In
roprOach IA Salt Lake Clly'B people,
aud Il must DO started, II the men WON'T
do 10 tho women will tako hold OF IL.
There is mo- mood Tor all this charity bu,i.
upss. Iftho people will DO thoir duty
The Idle people viii be put 10 work aud
money k1pt ~ home.
We arB furnishing information for an
Iowa syndicate, who arc figuring ON =
location Tor mill for oatmeal, pearl
barley, rolled oa.s, etc. THIS will DO =
now industry, and will save good deal
Of money from leaving Utah, Tho great
poriOn Of ghia output would DO Tor uA-
port, Tho plant would probably mean
I'm expenditure Of $4,000 We are ulsu
figuring Tor starch factory, bat tho
principal thing IN do nov il 10 gel tho
present factories running 10 their full
capacity, and give nerve to tho mauuiac-
turvI8, who are awlully discouraged
over the neglect o. tho people, People
will soon understand this movement Ia
not temporary matter, but that II will
DO kept up ell, every mau and woman In
Utah Will have an opportunity ofhsauug
tho truth AMI he requested 20 put th7m-
selves on record M tho ireld or enemy
Of home ind ussry,