The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-27

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need OF attractive. coussd N,
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va;ed In Europeans anSy 81
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one Of the most importalt " u
cannot be denied that n. cs.o y
this continent. and the rub
lar, Is inadcquately prsn.Ms Wa
class OF tourist travel ptatrd
goes abroad. AS man, mai nal 4. II
especially since this naFt
hotel building. before ne ,e. w
this country the attcn,,.es4
Caravansaries, rest roorosH
all kinds must be placed
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citation by artificial venssdnr
plant Is made that most =, y
has been "smoothed ovsr " Y.
up, so That much o, ,,s
beauty have vanished ns
knowledge, we would M,
meval paradise OF I,s God, GvI eN'1
nor belittlc the infinite Igru
OF the finite. On the couy w "
direct our cfTorts 10 ,hs
movement for the protec,Iss1
walton of natural scensrs
sublime from defacemsnt
to advertising and comms,s
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favor OF the pcrpctuatjors sv ?,
wonders OF Niagara pa Part ot
should recognize the v,L,@
les9 heritage OF scenic spls,sS
~ and subordinate the r,esaf so,s'f.
commercIalism to the dIc,ua dIua
tier conception. As1
In this connection we vo.u
our support TO the Na,InusaH
movement, The See.Amarl eeAl
will undoubtedly stImn,s.e
for good roads In every 49,.
country. go
1t is rightly con,endss
cannot DC censured for ~,
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lists. Like all other na,s,Isca
the supply is governed hn !!
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results In greater home t@rs @
doubtedly Will. capital a sr
found for the provision ~ Su ",
that modern travel demsns." y, "
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pocket. pa'ria
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by the creation and r,ai,,.ea seea'
great propaganda, The c.ant v,s..l
worlds history 1t has -
"a a propaganda Of patr,o,iI.I. ~ =
phrase has merit Al ne 49,
utlve officer, must be ore ~ q.
publicity experts the gorN css
Supporting this executive ose..
n general executive comnittss
OF men whose names and po,.s
give this movement stanjIro !.
the wide world over.
The work Itself will COASTS, !,
publicity, FIRST OF all. Their {.
inspiring in the thought OF =.
prehensive scheme OF publse,ts
In Its bcnsticent results the =.
development OF a great In5uss
and calling into Its service ihs
tic and literary skill OF the Wo,,
accomplishment OF Its far-r,rd
poso.
1t will be competent for Ii.
committee to adopt any and All
means OF publicity It may choo,
been suggested that. with the =
try back OF this movement a.
OF the United States could h
authorize special Seeing
coinage or an issue OF poslI
representative of this moyemsr
sand channels OF publicity =
lied. and. as heretofore sun
campaign may be carried Ia /
self. The work Of the daily .
press must not be forgotten. al
ference should not fail to acr'
Indebtedness to the newspapsnI
aZines OF the country aud 10 a
ated Press for the wide pub!Idr
given this movement.
Education in Schod}
Foremost among the netb,<
propaganda must be cons.des
OF education In schools ad
This Will undoubtedly be p,z,
compllshment In due seasoa
traCtive text books may Be u
within the hearts of hundIe.
sands OF American children d
culcated the patriotic desire b
own country first" II will al
their appreciation OF and Ia,s
study OF American history byl
subject a most attractive
and environment. .I.
The power OF the pulpit u
be enlisted I'm this great more
OF country Is next TO love q
nature man worships the =
and all-father. What q
theme for the pulpit tha7
the one who gets near =
heart" will certainly fnd \
trees. books in running trc1n
I'm stones and good In eyeryt'
Organization.
And now. with the foregolnf
preface. there Will oe pres
for the election by the co1ia
representative executive cor9
shall be entrusted with "
work OF securing membersbp
ing a permanent organlsatk4
tativs in character and huu
action. The following Is sry'
basis OF organization
Section | Name.-The "a
organization shall be The 8
league.
Section II. Nominating q
CA) A nominating commits
appointed by the chair as ieh'.
One member at large fro1
and Territory represented la =
ence, one representative Of q
organizations from each Stao
ritory represented in the coaic
representative from each T.
steamship line having ac0eo'
seutation in the conference.
(B) II shall be the duty q
mittee 10 convene at once 10. y
of recommending 10 the cchls,
OF candidates eligible Tor =
members Of the executive CO.,
list of candidates, when fraE:s
submitted TO the conference =
upon by rising vote, Ma!1
necessary TO election. II the
mltted fails of election. hs
committee shall then suoA,s
ticket, and so on until choice =
Executive Commits
Section III. (A) The exeel
mittce shall consist OF SER
six OF whom shall be electeo :
ference. The six memcen
shall annually elect a seses',
who shall hold office iof oI'
seven members so electea
from among their numotL =,
who shall also be cx-omSao ~ n
the entire organization. Ihe III ~
elected by the conference ~
by lot to select two OF theu =,
hold Office for one year, tev :
flee for two years, ana ~
office for three years; anS s,,s
,h.r,a ftar two members OF eu-'