The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-02
FINAL CANVASS
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE WILL GO
 OUT AGAIN TODAY.
Everybody Will Be &iven . Chance To Help Montgomery Al0nG.-Indus- trial SugRestions Are Now
 Wanted.

The Campaign Committee of the 1910 Fund will be out again today and per- haps for the last time. The committee desires to give everybody in Montgom- cry an opportunity of contributing to the fund. but in all probability the farewell canvass will be made today. :
 The committee takes it that $12.000 will do the city more good than s1000o. And at any rate the members of the committee do not feel assured that they will safely have in hand $10.- 900 for exploitation purposes unless the sum of $11,000 has been subscribed. A margin of at least a thousand dollars is deemed necessary. A subscriber may die. he may move away from Montgom- cry ,or he may fail in business, or something else may happen which will tions of his subscriptions run over period of year. payable quarterly.
 Chairman George W. Jones of the Committee on Publicity and Promotion Of the Commercial Club has issued call for meeting of his committee Tuesday afternoon at 5. o'clock. This committee meeting will be the first step towards disbursing the 1910 Fund for the best advantage of the city. At the meeting nothing beyond a discus sion of the best ways and means for 
 be had. but the Montgomery business men who attend the meeting are expect ed to submit suggestions as to the method of helping Montgomery for ward to it's new future.
 Inasmuch as the first battel for Greater Montgomery has been won, a new and important duty awaits the public spirited Montgomerians who are working for the good of the city. is zf < Al.~ which will bring the most good to the city No one committee of the Com mercial Club will have a monopoly of suggesting the best means. Perhaps all committees of the Club will be asked for ideas. Nor will suggestion making be confined to the Club and it's members. It is desired that every man - Montgomery who has an idea as tf TOW the city can be benefited will give the Club and the city the benefit of his idea.
 Raising the fund is only part of the work. The whole city has just as much interest in the wise expenditure of the money as 1t had in raising it. Many ideas for benefiting Montgomery will no doubt be suggested. A number of them will be adopted. In each and ev- cry one of them the city has a special interest.
 ne fitzpdlrlCk care company, lnue- pendent and on it's own hook. has be- gun advertising Montgomery and the new movement. On the back of each envelope that the company send out there is printed in red ink 'Montgom- cry 100000 people in 1910" It is the first business concern in the city to lead off in this way
 The best means for securing factories in Montgomery will be a subject which will be given earnest consideration. It is generally recognized that Mont gomery hasn't near so many factories as its claims entitle 1t too, Many splen- did sites for factories are to be had Water and fuel are both. dirt cheap. Montgomery has her advantage of wa ter transportation as well as splendid railroad facilities. Her market, her field of trade is much larger than that of other cities of her size. There is every reason why additional factories should be built here and this new movement will undoubtedly work to the securing of some.