Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-08
Good Work OF the Manufacturers
Association Gradually Be.
ing Felt.
WOMEN ARRANGE A MEETING.
Excursion 60 logan With Stops at Og.
den and Brigham City--Ncw
Pickle Factory.

home manufactured goods. where only
few weeks ago there was a prejudice
against them, Is the statement Of a
large number OF local merchants. vol
unteered to the directors OF the Manu-
facturers' and Merchants association.
The movement is bringing in many Of
the skeptieal, who perhaps have been
turned away from home manufactured
goods by experience at some time with
an article OF inferior grade, and to pre-
vent these skeptlcs from again turning
away from the movement, special care
Is being taken TO get only high grade
products out of home manufacturers.
and TO prevent inferior goods from
sharing In the increased sales.
The association begins the present
week with I'll members. which Is an in
crease of nearly 100 during the week.
II expects to be In its new building by
the middle OF the month. and win then
go ahead rapidly with its plans for an
exhibit OF Utah goods from every Sec
ton OF the state.
THE AUXILIARY.
Preparations for the mass meeting OF
women at the Commercial club We'd
PNH'At~F N'NitAuH III . " IlD'h lDl tHt pun
pose of forming an auxiliary to the
association are being made. The large
club rooms will be thrown open, ana the
officers and many members OF the asso-
citation viii he present. 1t is planned
that after the meeting liz opened, the
women Will be given an opportunity to
express their views. and that direc-
torate will be elected.
It's purposes will be to inspect goods
made at home, pass upon their stand
ards before the label OF the association
Is extended to them, and then to work
for the placing of western goods on
their tables. and In their kitchens
II Ia held that this Is not a selfish
move on the part of producers, for the
reason that large wage list will thus
be created and large wage list Is
necessary to the upbuiding OF any com
munity. II makes itself felt In the cor
ner grocery as we'll rs In the manu-
featuring plant. and is essential 10 a
busy city. for which the woman have as
much motive TO work as the men. The
meeting will probably be attended by
a large number. as IN addition to q gen.
eral invitation, each woman's club has
been requested to send at least two
delegates
TRIP TO LOGAN.
Plans are maturing for the first ex-
cursion into the state, and from present
indications II will go northward, Stop
overs win be made en- route to Logan
for one hour at Ogden, and another
hour at Brigham City. The train vii
arrive at Logan about noon, and VII
leave for direct run for Salt Lake
late In the afternoon, At ogden, Brig
ham City and Logan an effort viii be
made 10 get acquainted with the mer'
chants. with the work they are doint
In manufacturing, with the products
they turn out that could be used II
Salt Lake, also to learn what Salt Lake
products could replace those now com
ing In from the east and sections which
make for greater commemorative fal
away from home.
BOOSTING IN COLORADO.
"There Is not an inch Of all Colorado
that IL not boosting for Denver de-
clared u visitor from Utahs eastern
neighbor to News" reporter today
"and they do 1t because they know tbs
bigger Denver gets, the bigger the,
will get, and the more market they VIII
have
When Informed Of the remark. Presi.
dent Hewlett added Eyes, and a yeal
ago those same Colorado people, eS'
pecially the people from Denver. cam'
out here to Salt Lake, and we were
glad to see them. They got acquainted
with us, and then didn't do thing but
go up and down the state and through
Idaho trying to switch all our trade ov'
er TO Denver. and not one thing we done
10 counterfeit their work. i don't thinl
that sort of thing could happen again
Salt Lake has got to look TO Utah ant
Utah to Salt Lake"
NEW PICKLE FACTORY.
At the meeting Saturday night 1t was
reported that a new pickle factory II
nearly ready to begin operations an1
that number OF local mlllers are pre-
pairing 10 turn out breakfast cereals.
The tanneres which have long beer
closed are talking Of reopenlng. and
will probably do so In the near future
their intention being to supply leather
for home manufactured boots and
shoes.
The most recent additions TO the as
sociation are as follows sal sickle
George q. Doyle * CO., ID. y. Wood
ruff. Hydro-Carbon Light Co., Ceh'
tury Printing co., Templeton Cleaning
co Oriental Cleaning Co.. salt Lake
Huddart F.ral CO., l.. /. Nudge. Woods
Cross Canning s. Picking Co, and Hol'
man, Payne a. Co.
PRESS REMEMBERED.
The News" the Herald, the Tribune
and the Telegram, were remembered az
the Saturday evening meeting OF the
association by being presented with
honorary memberships. Engrossed cop
les of the certificates, framed, viii be
presented to them, in recognition oil
a., haIrinc along tna HON.