Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
Visitors Warmly Welcomed Dur
Ing Their short STAY
Ia This City.
REAL PURPOSE OF THE TRIP.
To Look luto Discrimination IN Rail.
road RaIcs--SpcnI a Busy Sun.
day Here,

pleased with their soiOum here o,cl
sunday They arrived nom Focatcllo
saturday evening, on time, and welu
met at tho depot by the welcome com.
mlttoo flom the Commercial CLUB nnd
escorted 10 tho knutslold hotel Las.
or tho visitors wero shown 10 the Com.
merclal club purlors whore they were
received by Gov Cutlor, u. \. senator
smooL Mayor Morris, Clly Treasurer
Harris, cx'GoN Wells, Frank Knox, q,
>, Holmes John DcrA j r. Crilchow
ana olhor prominent Local oncio,s and
business men, Tho personnel u the
| Chicago party was, John H. Hardin,
chairman j, n, Dcfobaugh, secretary,
Ferdinand l., AmbruAer FREDERICK,
liode w u, llayno, Frank lllbbard, W,
r. iypes, ~ Il. klmbalk, Eamos Mac
Voagh, John Mccarthy and John q,
Miller
Tho early iurt u the evening was
spent In an Interchange Of views nv to
| tho prospects OF the west, followed bS
lnpromptu speeches W, u, llOyne, at.
torney for the Illinois Steel Co.. spoke
IN bchalf or the delegation, and cysUoy,
Wells, senator Smoot, John w YorkB
of Chicago ana Fisher Harris respond.
ed IN u happy vein, Editor OF tho
American Lumhcrman Dofobaugh then
rocl,od an original poem which was
much admired, IN all ~ the speeches
and talks the future Of the great west,
and particularly Salt Lake, were tho
topic, and AZ midnight, the happy oom-
pOny broke up,
OBJECT or THE TRIP.
In tho course of conversation Frank
Hubbard Of the delegation stated the
object OF the trip very clearly and
saidi
"Onc Of our grea, aims is 10 md out
just whore Chicago IL boing dIscrim-
mated against IN the way Of railroad
rates, To this point particular Ntten.
ton has been paid and whore there Np.
pears TO be discrimination, al the In.
fluenco that the association can bring
Ia bear viii be oSorcled TO remedy the
condition, our prime purpose. OF
course N 10 come into close personal
contact with the business men Of the
west, 80 that they may know with lust
whom they are dealing In the future.
Then We have headquarters In the
Great Northern building, Chicago,
whore visiting merchants from any
part Of the country can find every ac-
commodation and convenience, lie
may obtain catalogues Of dealings
business pointers etc, lie VIII feel that
no N nnpng irlends VINO ne ~ inc
From my observations since leaving
Chicago, this part OF the country is OK.
norlonclng the most prosperous period
ulat nus W W. Years, VINO ~ ,ho
ehst ,apor conul,lons nhy pc n llllo
uIlso.leu nuge wv MUS unu iNc'prles
nre 700 pusy nllns oruoiN 700 puby
cnu,nN W ,nolr Nl,t,lnH 10 give room
lor Nuon ooulpncallons VolSWnerc
We noto Wnut .no ,allIonns hIe oolng
,or ,n' Cou1'rN ioro W ,,,h bToa'
poIl'l's n'V solls 10 po reapou'
THE WEST A REVEL ATION
Mr. DefobAugh sAld To u reporters
~ was revelation Ia INC Chicagoans
VINO saw the west Tor the iirW timo,
Thoy expected to ma stretch OF barren
country win nothlng on II, When they
round now vast " was ana now " was
growing IN wealth and enterprise and
population, thoy were aslonlshcd' AT
Boise CITY We were shown 800 new
buildings orctcd IN the past yenr' II Is
the snmo all over the west IN biz towns
ana little ones, You have tho room to
grow You have magnificent oppor.
tunl,ics for the investment OF capital
II II the only part of the United states
That offers future
TIID sTRl,Sn sITt,ATIoN
sono r,onho,s ~ ,ho aologo,,on voro
willing 10 talk ON the strike question IN
Chicago, and others were rolicent Mr.,
MneVcagh said the tcamaicrs had
broken their contract ana were not do
serving OF sympathy, also, thnt thcro
II corruption among tho labor union
Leaders, Mr. Miller declared IN has
como To 'hlH point when the business
men must beat she unions or 90 oOt of
business, II IL n question OF solIspro.
sorVntlon, ana they are going TO WIN "
necessary th0y VIII hhUt down NOR
hu5lncsH | VIII toll you t'nt ~ any
city or town, " al tie people VIII unlt.
odly rise up ana quoll thoso Olhturb-
tnceH, tie tfoNblo can Do Dtoppe0' IN
Chicago the Trouble started III mo
clothing trades There was 70 merit IN
tholr demands Tho lohinrofN nave
taken up tloir nghl Now mo olothlllg
workorS nave fopoulelsd we '"Nnl"
Hlcrs ana nv lntler ndNn nolh'ng 10
STRIKE Tor nut lhey nro sun hulIlng'
Chicago ~ a holbod OF lnbor troubles.
!, Is lho storm ,,eN,or ot HoolaWsin ma
anarchy W we unl,od Nhlos' nu' Nv
ngh, "a a nuccossfui conclusion Al any
oos''
SUNDAY A DUSY DAY,
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