The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-19

tNe last convention OF this OrganiZa-
ton in supporting the position of SEN
ator Hepburn In attempting to regu-
late the rate on long and short hauls,
and separately and collectively as club
organizations we use our influence to-
ward the passage of bill that will
accomplish this purpose.
Second-That we favor liberal ap
preparations both by state and county
for the establishment, maintenance
and improvement of our public high
ways.
Third-That the good work already
under way by our most efficient Sec
rotary and executive board relative to
state appropriation along lines more
adequate to the needs Of this, one of
the banner states of the Union, that
the petitions already circulated
through efforts be taken up by each in
dividual member of this league. That
said petition which reads as follows:
That Idaho is one of the youngest
states in this Union That the pro-
portion of its undeveloped to it's devel-
oped resources are exceedingly great;
that the development of it's latent re-
cources Is imperative to it's advance
ment and the continued welfare of
people and new money, and the bring
ing of them to Idaho Is the only feas-
ible way In which to bring out this de-
velopment; that the bureau which re-
presents the state carries more weight,
morally and otherwise, with the pros
pective home-seeker or investor than
any commercial organization or club
OF business men can possibly have.
To the governor and the legislature
OF the state OF Idaho: We the under
signed respectfully represent as fol-
lows:
That Idaho Is one Of the youngest
states of this Union.
That the proportion of its iildevel.
oped to It's developed resources Is ex-
ceedingly great
recources II imperative to the ad-
vancement and the continued welfare
of this state.
That the interesting of new people
and new money and the bringing of
them into Idaho is the only feasible
way in which to bring about this de-
sired development.
That any bureau which represents
the state itself carries more weight.
morally and otherwise, with the pros
anv con,,orcia1 ,, u, enan
of hnsinoss n,ar 49, Sr 1.ossi,i,. " poaiu
That tharafnra ia ~ poSniui SSH; na; w.,
asting ord hr;,,xiro ~ ~ iHsei
new n,onav 49, Ideh e. " pIopie anu
immigration ana statiot;o .e oa ~ h eau "
should be the most powerful factor.
That the bureau of immigration and
imnortant danartments of o ne LIS LIS
governman+ and shn,,1d 10 ~ t Soase
finanoia1lv ,nd ot1,n,,,r;a - ~ Na s,,,
enable if TO accom I tb NV, era. M,,t
good '''o eiea'e''
That concentrations hv tho ,oa;s,,
tire of Idaho for This den.rtn,o,,t y .ro
heen as fo11ows. p''' WY ~ N' 'o
1902 mn M
1904 IN 400 oo
19O5-6 10 mn m
19O7-S "a 500 M
That This amount is not snf,i oient t't ~
enable if to gather and nuhlish +ho
nroner essential statistios and i,,for
nation concerning this state
We tberefore Tesnactf,l1v no+i+;o,,
that an apnronriation for tbis hn,aa,,
amount;np to so5 0On vear for 49,
wears 1904 and 1a1n no ,,,ada ~, ~
Tenth Legislature which viii convene
in January. 1909
That the bureau ba d;raoted 70 ,so
this fund in IFS discretion ~ tbo hast
advantage ia the end that statistics
and information CONCERNING Idaho
NAV be had nv those seeking thor,
and this state take it's nronar nlooo
among the richest and most hiob,r a.
yeloped commonwealths If orr COM.
try. Resnectfu1Iv.
nv order hoard ~ directors 9Th of
Commerce N-'' -
7 w HOLDEN prosiaon+
f. BOWMAN SECRETARY
Club of Commerce Idaho Falls
Idaho. 212 members bnsinass and
professional men
Fourth-That orr MANNERS ~ CON
gress be asked To onnose thar faat',ro
of our postmaster general's narcals
post scheme which recommends The
carving by mail Of narcels waigh;ne
up to 10 bounds for the reason that
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