The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29


siyc town, but I have never met moro
energetic broad minded. hospItable and
liberal body of men than comprise this
organization The See America move
ment is safely on Its feet; there Is 10
question about Its ultimate success"
Wonderful Significance.
o. n Blackmnn New York: you can't
say anything so big or so good of this
work that | am not ready 10 give IT my
hearty Endorsement. The people OF my
| city and State need to know tho West
and / am going to do what | can TO bring
that knowledge to them. il Will do them
| good. IL has been a pleasure to me to
assist in the preparation OF the plan
| adopted by the conference a plan which
| | believe embodies the best thought of
| men who have given their lives to the
study of publicity. / am confident that
| great good VIII speedily come of this con-
| ference"
Is Simply Great
Judge j. II. Richards. Boise Ida; ITS
| simply great there is no other way TO
| express IT. The work of the past two
| days admits of but ono conclusion. tho
movement is bound to go forward It
means the making of q better and higher
citizenship and patriotism. broadening
OF view. an insight into those things that
| make us greater Americans"
Not Yet Realized.
w AldridEe Denver Chamber OF Com
| mcrce: "a grand association so great
| that we haze at this time no conception
| of its real magnitude. So far / believe,
| there has not one mistake been made In
| the organization. The executive commit
| tee consists OF six OF the most powerful
and public spirited men that the country
| has produced l can sec nothing but sue
| cess"
Much Work to Do
John c. Martin. Denver Business Mems
association: II has been good 80 far
but our greatest and hardest work is
ahead OF us. The work will of necessity
be largely educational. j want TO give my
unqualified Endorsement to that portion of
the plan which comprehends carrying the
propaganda into the public schools. That
ls the thing to do. Get the children to
talking See America and the rest will
be easy. l predict that as a result of
the work inaugurated here the West Will
within ten years have more visitors than
1t can handle"
Best of Publicity.
y. b. Calder, Canadian Pacific railroad
Victoria, 3 c, An publicity is good
but concentrated, Intelligent publicity,
such as is comprehcndcd by this work is
the best OF all. This Is the thing that
We have looked forward to for Years 1t
Will accomplish the results 1t is, OF
course natural that each OF us should
try to out-advertise the other fellow but
the result is generally a negation of op-
posing forces. / see In this movement
the beginning OF continental loyalty
from which much may be expected IL
viii bring the whole people to know OF
Americas wonders"
Has Hearty Indorsem ent.
Maj. S X. Hooper, general passenger
10,
hearty accord with everything that can |
be done for the upbuilding OF the West. |
and particularly with this movement. be-
cause II has behind It q comprehensive |
and definite plan. But sectionalism must |
be eliminated and the work carried for |
Ward ,oI1.I, on national lines II this be done.
cannot be otherwise than good"
Always for the West.
Louis w Pratt. secretary Tacoma
Chamber OF Commerce: I'm for the |
West first last and all the time. In my !
i always boosted for the West-the great
est country that the eun shines on | |
want 10 express my deep appreciation or |
,,i1g the high character and ability OF the ex-
ecutive committee and my qualification |
that the movement Is already national in
It's scope There Is no question In my
mind of It's ultimate success"
Broadens Americanism.
Herbert Cuthbert. Victoria. B. C Il
b'li'Nf III an fAiltIltdUlSln uuDpunDeu D} |
sectional or national lines. and in this
movement / see the beginning OF work
leading TO that end. The great North
west has much to offer To the traveller
the Investor the plcasure-seekcr L |
might tell you that Victoria has an un-
rlvalcd climate, where the thermometer +
never goes above 81 degrees nor below q
degrees, that both our scenery and re-
sources arc unriYalcd, but | know that
when this great work is under way every !
portion of America Will be directly bene-
fitted"
Proud Of Salt Lake
Simon Bamberger, Salt Lake: 'I am
proud OF Salt Lake and the Commercial
club which has the credit of Inaugurating
this movement. 1t looks good TO me, and
| believe II VIII accomplish much It's a
long step In the right direction
Convention Notes.
DR.. Roland d Grant, delegate from
North America, was unable to remain
as intended, for address here owing
10 the pressure Of his lecture engage
nents. He leaves for the East this morn
ing.
Louis w. Pratt. the jovlal secretary oG
the Tacoma Chamber of Commerce.
made a ten strike" by distributing
among the delegates Il beautiful series OF
Washington scenic photos.
After the nigh tinkS that concluded Fri
day nights banquet many of the dele
gates were pardonably late in arising
morning
The full report of the conference pro-
ceedlngs. taken by Official Stenographer
Rollo, VIII be Transcribed printed and
distributed under direction of the execu-