Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-15
mn CHAMBER OF conXtuCr.


Intelligent persistent advertising 10
ihe recognized means by which nlI
Legitimate enterprises are kept hll lat
aud advanced. This applies no more
10 private business concern. than 60
corporations aud communities which
produce anything 10 soll. IL lie not 10
be presumed, because not true, hat all
tho features, capabilities and aittac-
lions OF any place aro known even TO
those who rebidu In or near H. much
Ices 10 those At distance, although
these or many Of them msy be OF m
lnqulring disposition and willing TO
learn all that may DO obtainol with.
out too much effort or expense.
We must make Ourselves known
abroad, and let the people Of
s7ury CLINE and race whose die.
position II IL 70 reach out aud acquire
footlngs beyond their own borders
know what we have to offer a. an Ia.
duoemont Tor them to be with ~ In a
business sense at least.
There are various means oi advor-
Using, Legitimate and otherwise. a
community that has 90 large a percent
lge Of good newspapers as this IL In
possession Of medium whose power
la the desirpd direction should not be
and we believe Is not undofestimslodi
and when to such vehicle Of dissemi'
mating Information IA added Chamber
Of Commerce composed Of Influential,
entefptising, go.ahoad taxpayers, II IL
uasy to understand that we then
have oil the requisite meaug,
end the only thing needed In tu
Aovp them Ia constant operation. Salt
Lakes advantages In tho respects
spoken Of would do credit 10 cities Of
much larger growth, hut II lisa jubti1.
able fear which h entertained that
they are not az FULLY appreciated and
upheld ~ they should be.
On Saturday last tho NEWS put
llshed card from Hon, Frederick II.
Auerbnoh, president OF the Chamber
Of Commerce VI this city, Ia which Il
was shown that the institution wtB in
need Of material assistance, calling
upon those IA arrears 10 settle NJ once,
and Inviting as many A. are
In bympalhy with Ne aims
AMI purposeb ~ come Tor.
ward Aud enroll their names as
members. This latter should, Ii may
we'll DO believed, embrace every bust.
ness man Of high standing Ia the com.
munity. Tho entrance Ice and subse-
qucnt dues are w very small that Il
would seem that thoTe arc few indeed
who would be- excluded on that Ac-
count, and It Il to be- bopoi that the
call viii meet with % hearty and I'm.
mediate responte-uot by word of
mouth, not by sympathy altogether,
although those have their usoi-but
al50 by the more substantial aud in
fact indispensable method OF aclusl
membership and prompt payment Of
the slight taxation imposed thereby.
Let us rally round the Chamber "
Commercd II will do good not only
to this city tut the whole OF our young
and promising Slate, wh.sc uosslbi.i.
lies arc beyond computation huu
whose autualities arc but uar,ly placed
before w. The Chamber will be- the
means Of opening new markets, Of ai-
Iracting new Investors, VI stimulating
the enterprises already ga existence
ana lending announcement Go tnosp
which are yet to GOMEZ % viii, Boo flu,
be- the Gvaut courier OF q better uusiu,n
orc IN which rGuu oi OIL kinds aud
labor IN every department will move
upon q hlsbsr plane.