Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26

was before Congress There was 2
very determined EFFORT on the part o.
MANY people % have t passed at thls
session. and had ~ become a law Z
would have meant untold injury 10 n.
west and would have built up the big
mail order houses OF the great cast
erH CenterT 40 tho expense II the west
eu merchants. Under lbs provision
% cents would pay the cost Of de,iy-
cring n pounds of merchandise and
this would mean ruinau0n % hundreds
~ western merchants.
"Olr association took the matter up
promptly with our representative and
senator's aud the matter has been
postponed for this session at least
ro HEAD OFF COAL FAMINE.
During the coal famine last winter
our business houses as well as our res
licences suffered 90. want 81 coal, gnd
Dob number off cases The larger fac
tories Wer, almost compelled 20 close
down entirely. To remedy This eva the
asso .atiuu influenced the big coal CONF
pauiss Zoo make a -toI So concession OF
30 cents per ton and This Will do much
ln alleviate suffering next winter.
However. 10 Wiil not De unwise fOr
those who can DO go 10 put 100 a supply
uf 'oal during the summer months that
viii carry them through tho cold
months of winter
Although we have splendid eX-
.h' looW and some fine displays. we
feel thar The greatest good can be &C.
.0mpIlshed hy uniting the displays =
fla UTcnaut organizations OF the
state. and making one large exhibit
To -hIg end ve have met with the d.
s .N NJ society and the Real Estate
Mems association, and consolidation
uf fha exhibits uf these associations Is
One uf the probabilities of the near file
tue
.The newspapers have giyen Us
ther loyal support We appreciate
their fua work and realize that had
$500 not hlI 'u.'r assistance We could
not have accomplished what We have
HOME Products
"Ws are preparing "a little pamphlet
uu The in3us'rie- of Utah which Hill
contain a I-t ~ names az members
1f the association This little bou,
win go into every home IN that tLD
people NiI D.. informed as 90 'he
goods which N. are producing here,
end know Oh, people who are making
Ur selling then. We have also issued
o1iCII stamp. for Utah goods. which
hdy" l..H tested and found OF high
quality The manufacturers who have
naJ already ohtUiuei them can GET
them by having their products tested,
a.0 thcl applying to the association
.ur stamps The stamps have been
made lr Two sizes aud the goods
l.uiHr them are recommended Goo The
consumers by the association.
special mention should ha made ~
Gordon g. Place. our manager who
has I.Du alive and active fum Oh"
u... AMI whose excellent publicity
Eouk rs especially worthy of come
u.,v4atIDl
"Tho following are thr present oIii-
Gers and directors. President Ors0u
u. Hewlett. Of Hewlett Bros. CONF
utuy vice president. George S. Nc
Allisier. foreman u. g.. ". J. factories;
secretary NrphI l.. Morris, manager
Elias Morris q sons company. treas
urer c. %. Harris. representative b.
p. kierult company Directors Geo
Austin agricultural superintendent
Utah Sugar company VIM. Bowen,
local manager Crane company. Albert
Fisher. proprietor Fisher Brewing
company Vim. Lambert Lambert
Paper company. J.. r. Mariineau,
vice president ". a NeIden DRUG
company q. r. Meredith trunk manu-
flJurrr Theodore Nystrom man
agT Tayior-Armstrong Lumber come
pany John Montgomery commercial
agent Utah Light a Railway COM
pauy j. r. Valentine, president and
superintendent Utah Bedding & Manu-
featuring company. Geo a. Wh.itak-
o.. Whitaker & Dallas. The en-
rloyes of the association are. Oryin
Morris. traffic manager. Gordon II.
Place. manager and assistant secre-
tarN.
These men are all working hard
and are fully alive 10 the needs a.
the association. and II the members
and directors win an work in har-
mouy. we viii make Utah the Lead
Ing Industrial center OF the inter-
mountain country