Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
WHY IMPORT
BREAKFAST FOOD?
This Is the Question Manufac.
turers Are Asking Utah
MiIlers.
AGAINST PARCEL POST BILL.
Takes Hand Also I'm Suggesting u
Higher Code of Morals for
Salt Lake.

The Manufacturers and Merchants
association has decided TO go after
Utah millers, and see what 1t Is In the
production Of breakfast foods that Is
lacking in their output, and why 1t Is
that Utah Is fed on mushes shipped In
In little packages, from cereals grown
away IN the east.
The item that Michigan or Kansas
or Illinois farmers wax rich on Utah
money, while Utah farmers find ii not
worth while to plant big crops, is the
cause of the query, 1t is hoped by the
association that solution will be
found TO the question In the turning
out of home product fully up to the
standard OF the imported foods, that in
turn will receive home patronage.
The executive committee of the as
ISOLATION last night at a regular meet
ing directed letters to the Utah milers
on this subject and inquirlng If there
was any way the association could help
In getting a high standard of home
goods on to the home market. The an
swers are expected to throw some light
shipped in, with such opportunities
here to make money return to local
channels.
The committee also passed a resolu-
ton protesting against the passage of
the parcel post bill. now pending before
Congress. on the grounds that II viii
discriminate against local merchants In
favor of the big department stores OF
the east.
FOR CLEANER CITY.
On the subject Of local morals It
urged the mayor and police department
to rid the city OF the thugs who are
now trailing It's fair name in the mud
Of criticism, suggesting the employ
ment Of special policemen TO work in
the outlying districts.
The publicity committee was in
structed to take up the See America
First" movement and work in connec-
ton with the Commercial club in help
ing II along.
The town Of Murray will be deluged
In Busy all the Time buttons, to be
distributed through the Business Mems
association.
catalogue. II was decided. VIII he
published In January setting forth the
advantages of Utah and its opportunl-
ties for Investment in new manufacture
Ing concerns.
WHAT UTAH NEEDS.
One member Of the association has
compiled the following list, as a basis
to work from. Ii contains subjects
jotted down by him at random on
which he thinks there is room In Utah
for more output:
Sawmill for hardwood floors, cloth
ing, tallow renderer paper boxes, type
writer ribbons, woodworking machin-
cry, bakers supplies delicatessen store,
sash and door factory, mantles CRATES,
tiles manufacturing jewellers, electro
platers, saving and turning shop,
pressed brick yard. rubber store, loaded
glass worker, japanning works, brass
foundry, neckwear factory, ladder fac
tory, foundry for stoves and castings,
millwrlght, betting and pulley store.
shoe supplies and findings, evaporated
fruits, spice mills. surgical Instruments,
perforated metals, wood carver, glass
factory. artificial limbs, tailors' sup
plies, gas irons, etc, sausage factory,
button factory. tool maker, gold leaf
and dental goods, thermometer factory,
desk works. bar and rod mill. tannery
cooperage. bag factory, bird and fish
store, brass, copper and tin plate, broom
and brush factory, cork works, rope
factory, glue and sapdpaper factory,
harness factory, baby carriage factory,
shovel and scoop factory, music pub
fishing house. nickel platers, pattern
and model maker, chair factory, ladies'
muslins factory, saw factory, interior
woodworker. dyeing and cleansing, elec-