Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-25

| cooperation. ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
New York, jan. 2i-O8.--Alost heartily IN
sympathy with movement 10 advertise
western country. Convinced there is mag
REVIEW OF REVIEWS,
New York. Jan. 2i-Oe.--The most beauti-
ful magazine In the world IL In complete
sympathy with your movement ana
wishes your convention the greatest sue
cess. THE BURR MCINTOSH,
Plttsburg Pa, Jan. 2i-O6.-l am In en-
tire sympathy with your movement and
have published from tine TO time Illus
trated articles on the great anu growing
west IL eastern people would take Gree
ly's advice 10 young men TO 30 west
before doing Europe they would return
with knowledge OF their own great
country and especially the beautiful west
and not appear 10 those of foreign cOun-
tries as IgnOrtant snobs who rush of 10
Europe and know nothing nf Ametlea'
The Pittsburg Dispatch.
Brooklyn, n. ", Jan. "a %. Tho Brook
lyn Eagle, through It's news ana editorial
columns, ana by It's Information ana traV-
81 bureau, will do all in its power to
assist you in stimulating travel TO the
western country. VI. +. GUNNlSON,
Business Manager.
New York. Jan. 2i-Os.-Collier's extends
hearty support to movement OF your con-
y.enti9n See Europe II y 9aH vii ppt tE see
America first 'CONDE MAST,
New York, Jan. 2i-06.-Pian good one.
WIN treat 1t literally, on a reelproeal
basis. n, Y. TRIBUNE,
Springfield Mass, Jan, 2i-06.-East Is
eager for facts about west, especially in
termountain country lands under reclanla-
ton service. Masses In middle ami east
ern states are land hungry. They also
have cash with which 10 travel and in
vestigate for themselves. Advantages OF
sections enforced upon their attention by
effective advertising In agricultural press
HERBERT MEYRICK.
President Good Housekeeping Farm x
Home Agriculturist New England
Homestead
New York City, n T.. Jan. 2i-o6'--We
send greetings TO convention and express
sympathy with movement. -
THE NEW YORK OBSERVER.
Bismarck, n. d., Jan. 2i-06.-I am heart
lily IN accord with the objects Of your
meeting Every patriotic American should
see America first and learn more from
her splendid fields, factories and natur-
al scenic splendors what a glorious coun
try Is his IL Will promote patriotism, en-
courage better citizenship and give bust
ness q healthy Stimulus, You are blazing
a trail that all thoughtful citizens will
E. Y sEARLEs. Governor,
Chicago. ILL.,, Jan. 2i-0G.-lour wire
end our hope In development Of material
resources in our great west lies IN turn
ing tide travellers to Europe and other
countries to our own. Thousands OF peo-
pie with millions OF dollars drift away
from us each year In their flights 10
foreign lands for sightseeing and recree-
ton Your conference will help educate
the people from this fad Of long standing.
The beauties OF this country are un.
matchable anywhere else aud shame
should attend all those who can and do
not see them. Commercial development or
this country Is impeded by the exodus
OF foreign travel and halt should be
called May the wisdom OF your confer
ence devise ways and Leans 70 meet the
conditions. T. o. MCCORMICK
New York. Jan. 25.O6.--The influence of
the Ladies' Home Journal and Saturday
Evening Post can always be counted as
In favor OF any movement that VIII pene-
NJ America and make It's people home
loving, patriotic and f0nder OF their own
''"' w CURTIS PUBLISHING co.
Jersey city, n. j., Jan. 2l-06.--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 2i-O6.-Regret
cannot be with you at Seeing America
! First conference Am instructed BY ex-
| ecutive committee to extend cordial co.
| operation OF TTansmissssipp commercial
congress In objects 0f conference and ex-
press committees desire to have confer
enoe name representa,lves 20 attend ses'
ARTHUR F, FRANCIS, Secretary.
Fort Myers Fla, Jan. 2i-06.--Your tee-
gram reaches me here. | regret that !
cannot be with you, | wholly approve the
purpose of your meeting aud that from
the standpoint OF one who though an eX-
tensive traveller In foreign lands has WIS.,
tied every state and territory OF the Union
and thoroughly knows his own country;
HENRY WATfERSON.
New York, Jan. A-06.--Lltcrary Digest
wishes success to convention voting See
America First.
New York, Jan. 4-oe.-Every body's Mag
azlne is heartily In sympathy with your
movement The scenic wonders OF our
great west are altogether too little known
to American tourists. Wish you every sue
cess. "
New York, Jan. 2i-03.-Tho New York
Central lines fully realize the value OF the
"Seo America First movement, which
crystalline In the conference In rour city
nd ma ms
mcnt every possible success, but | can
assure you Il will have our hearty co.
operation from tho first IT'S economic
value can scarcely be Overestimated It's
political value VIII not be second TO is
economic value. No man reared IN the
east can visit the west see its beauty
and variety and note its marvellous
growth without returning n better citi
zen OF the Republic than when he left
home, and no man reared Ia the west ear
visit the eastern coast 0f our continent
and glance ut the progress made IN less
than 800 hundred years and not feel a
pride IN America and her institutions Tha
money value which win be enormous.
will be small compared with the
effect upon our people as nation which
the Interchange Of knowledge resulting
from the successful outcome Of THIS
movement. will bring about
GEORGE II. DANIELS.
Manager General Advertising Depart.
mont. New York Central.
Philadelphia. Penn. Jan. 2.oe.-The
percentage Of Americans who know Eu-
rope well and are practically unacqualnt-
ed with the natural beauty and scenic
giories Of their own land Is much too
large. Patriotic motives ehould inspire
true Americans to spend their money In
seeing their own land, especially as II
repays them 80 lavshly IN all that de-
lights the eyes and charms the imagina-
tion. ANY concerted movement . .,.sr..ot.
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