Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-18
Manufacturers and Merchants
Start Second Week With a
Membership Of Over 100.
NEW PACKING HOUSE PROJECT


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chants assoc'stloh pesah '' ~.
s,',a,s,,, H., oyor The ian mark
nleinoei Snip l''N W.
Most or the nrins so taF 10 Joili navy
done SO voluntarily as little soliciting
Co, ,,,o,,,hore haa heop undertaken This
''' 49,, ,,a.a r,i,
week II rs thoush' ''"' 'ne
be more than doubled, ana tnat the end
of the weelt will see nearly every big
$500, l., .ho a,ot. enlisted IN n move.
o''N''. AZ W ''e ,.. Il,
ment Tor their genera pet'eil"ent !"
common with the general Improvement
NJ living conditions throughout the
sia'e' .,,. 80 a.. or,,o,,i,a-
iloNel,len' o"to'1e "a wy ,,s'e IN.
tloli ~ WHICH ~ ~ " e'v sair IL.
por., - ehe piAi, Va 'tN,.,'te,,,tajn fair
ieceota ~ sHe aane M sIractnra of
~ Sai' i-eNe III I'vV' ,,,'s,aa ,i,o ,,,at.
.ne W. ~ a. l,ayS 20 s,,,>nnr, The
movement individually and as an or
saIinnaV'oi, " s'e tu'i ~ t,o,,'' s -, Nh, a.
paN.e'. ~ IT. 49, .htrg to sbo,,
~ 49, d,,s.,,,toi y,,aea usborein
~ Ia ~, e. CO.., bes, Rang
-. - 20 ~ ~. g., ''nh,,Iidtns,
'ose''er ioi Ito "P''''N's'
PACKING HOUSE PROJECT.
me directors are meeting anotner
problem recently proushl 10 tnelI az
tehtloh, which Is tile p,oposHloll Vi gu.
dorsiig movements NHlc.i ha,e no'
oeeh tHotousnly hNSstSd'eu' nun
per OF auVertisihs sCheHles nave sousnt
endorsement. Out tney nave peeH re-
iused III eacn case as the assocldtloii
uoes not wish 10 recommend any au-
Verusihg matter TO lhoiViuuai nler-
chants. A big packing mousse pro1eot,
Is now under way, Whlch II Is sala VIII
be hhished by June. ana thls VIII PROD
aDly De endorsed at the next meeting
OF directors.
Inc Following tirms are the most re-
cent additions to the associations menu
bershlp: ii. DlnWoodey Furniture Co,
Eclipse Grocery Co., Peter Butler Brew
ipg Co, Rosenbaum Bros, De Bouzek
Engraving Co, Asper-Noail Lumber
Co., and w. ii. Rowe, of Garland, Titan.
ENnopsE poosEvII
The Roosevelt Idea of railroad rate
control was endorsed at the last meet
ing of directors, and notification of this
endorsement was sent to Utah's rep
resentatives In Congress, and to the
Commercial clubs and boards of trade
of various America | cities, The reso-
'u p, saop's T,a was as ,ot,oms a.
rectors OF the Manufacturers & Mer-
chants association do most heartily en-
dorse the sentiments expressed In Pres
ident Roosevelts message TO Congress,
bearing on the railroad question and
also his remedy Tor the present rebat-
Ing ana discriminating IN freight rates
by the enactment or suitable laws and
the creation or an interstate commerce
commission with full power to act on
all matters pertaining TO the ADJUST
ment Of freight rates,
That we heartily endorse the Esch-
Townsend bill, which was passed by
the last house of representatives and
which VIII be introduced at this ses-
sion.
BE It further Resolved, That a copy
of this resolution be forwarded to our
senators and representative in Con-
gress, with a suitable letter informing
them of the desire Of the Manufactur-
ers & Merchants association of Utah
that they give their most hearty sup
port to the Esch-Townsend bill or any
other suitable bill or satisfactory meas
ure which may be Introduced in Con-
gress bearing on the freight question,
and in harmony with the views of the
president
INVITE Ass1sTANCr
H"'i' H''N"'
Be ii further resolved, That we in
vite all the commercial bodies in the
city of salt Lake and state of Utah 10
join us in passing similar resolutions
endorsing the views of President Roose-
welt on the rate question and asking
that our senators and representative