The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-26


is with YOU in interesting people to see
america flFst L. Y. CRAFTS,
The World.
New York, Jan. q, 90d.-Cosmopolitan
Magazine viii heartily cooperate with
your movement TO educate Americans to
see and 10 know their own country first
Balance of the world secondary consid-
GRAFTON. HENRY D. WILSON,
Advertising Manager.
New York, Jan. a. 1s06-We are in en-
tire accord and sympathy with the great
movement which your convention meets
TO DISCUSS. MAY success attend YOU.
NEWARK On. j. EVENING NEWS.
Z. w Farrell, Advertising Mgr
Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. a 1gOs.-pleasA
present to the Seeing America" oonven-
ton my regrets of inability to be present
ana best wishes for the success of the
worthy movement. Have sent a repre-
sentative E. w. GILLETT
New York. Jan. "a, 19O6.-Collier's ex-
tends hearty suppOrt to movement of
your convention See Europe if YOU will
but see America first"
CONDE MAST.
WIN treat it literally on a reciprocal
basis. N Y. TRTBTTNE
Voice From Massachusetts,.
Springfield. Mass, Jan. "a, 19O6.-East is
eager for facts about west, especially in
termountain country lands under recIa-
nation service. Masses in middle and
eastern states are land hungry They also
nave cash with which to. travel and in
Vestigate for themselves, ADVANTAGES of
sections enforced upon their attention nv
effective advertising in agricultural press
and magazines
HERBERT MEYRICK,
Good Housekeeping, Farm and Home,
AgricultuTist, New England Home
stead.
New York City, n. Y, Jan. "a. 1906
we SEND greetings to convention and ex-
press sympathy with movement.
THE NEW YORK OBSERVER.
Bismarck, n. D.. Jan. "a, 1861 am
heartily in accord with the objects of
your meeting Every patriotic American
should see America first and learn more
from her splendid fields, factories and
natural scenic SplendOrS what glorious
country Is his, 1t will promote patriot
ism, encourage better citizenship and
give business a healthy stimulus You
are blazing trail that all thoughtful
citizens will follow.
E. Y. SEARLEs, Governor.
Chicago, jar. Il, 1906.-YOur wire 22nd.
Our hoPs IN development of material re-
sources in our great west lies in turning
tide travellers to Europe and other coun-
tries to our own. Thousands of people
with millions of dollars, drift away from
us each year in their flight to foreign
lands for sightseeing and recreation
Your conference will help educate the
people from this fad of long standing
The beauties of this country are I'M
matchable anywhere else, and shame
should attend all those who can and do
not see them. Commercial development
Of this country is impeed by the exodus
Of foreign travel, and a halt should be
called. May the wisdom Of your confer
.ence devise ways and means to meet the
conditions. E. o, MCCORMICK,
Ladies' Home journal.
New York, Jan. "a, 1s0s.-The Influence
Of the Ladies' Home Journal and Satur-
day Evening Post can always be count
ed as in favor of any movement that
will benefit America and make its people
homeloving, patriotic and fonder of their
own land and its wonders.
CURTIS PUBLISHING co.
Jersey City, N. J., Jan. "a, 19O6.-Jersey
City Evening Journal advocates western
enlightenment in the east. Let the east
know the great advantages of the west
JERSEY CITY EVENING JOURNAL
Cripple Creek, Colo, Jan. "A, 1906.-Re-
greet cannot be with you at Seeing Amer
lea First conference. Am instructed by
executive committee to extend cordial co
operation of Trans Mississippi CONNER
cial congress in objects of conference and
express committees desire to have con
ference name representatives to attend
session of congress at Kansas City, Mo.
ARTHUR F. FRANCIS, Sec'y.
From Quaker City.
Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. "a, I906.-The per
centage or Americans who know Europe
well and are practically unaequainte6
with the natural beauty and scenic glo-
Patriotic motives should inspire true
Americans tn Sppud fhaAr r,nanaxr IN SaaI,,a