Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-04

ously the unlimited production of wild
rubber which Is here seen fat and
tlourshing, the numerous varieties OF
valuable woods including mahogany,
cedar, ebony. rosewood ,dye-wood oak,
giant palms and cocoanut--all these
prove beyond the shade of a doubt
that nature has been most lavish in
her bestowals of richness upon this one
spot.
Nevertheless the human factor is one
the power and strength of which must
supplement the natural inducements OF
this fruit and fiber growing country.
Men of Judgment and integrity have
entered this field; discovered the great
possibilities in the production of fiber,
oranges, bananas, rubber and woods
and have at once set out TO clear the
soil ready for the sewers hand. Trans
portation facilities are the best Every
day numerous river steamers are ply
ing UP and down Panuco river. which
borders this property, carrying rch
cargoes TO the seaport With very Ut
tie dredging, the huge ocean steamer
can make its way to this property, The
solution of q problem, how to develop
Panuco, is money and brains"
Now as to the interest shown and
the faith exhibited by local men IN
the future of fiber production In Panu.
co. Some months ago a company of
ance convinced that n veritable bonan'
"a awaited the Midas touch of him Wlo
would develop the latent possibilities
everywhere surrounding them At once
G.000 acres We're purchased and fenced
In q short time 1000 acres were under
cultivation and today the represoi'
tative men from different sections
of the west have pooled thflr
interests IN the development of TINS
promising industry. Even today Apt,
lth. 1908 there was launched what VIII
be known as the UTAH TROPll NJ
FRUIT AND FIBER COMPANY, win
capitalization OF $30O,00O 600. DIVIDED
in shares of par value of 81 ,OO ehel'
Here rs the personnel of the directorale'
President. James Chapman, Salt Lake
oN-State Treasurer and banker; woo
President, w. A. Williams, Provo, VINO
TOR years was engaged on tfopicai
nult plantation In the Hawaiian 49,
lands; Secretary, II. G. Hcaly, former
IV with the Success Magazine l)llec-
tor, james II. Moyle. prominent atlor-
ney of Salt Lake. director j. j., TOT
ton. Beaver. banker; Director. j. -
Horne. Salt Lake. instructor Ia II. =
e.: Director Abraham Johnson, nv
Pleasant merchant, ana president Oh
tho North Sanpete Bank: Director
James II steele, of Idaho FAILS, ner-
chant and banker, y. T. Woollcy, OK
Grantsyillo. extensive WOOL grower.
with such an organization of competeet
reputable mon. the success OF this lau1.
able enterprise Is already assured.
Growing interest IN Panuco ~ maniieS'
on every hand. Men of means arr
seeking opportunities for making m
vestments IN conservative concern.
The opportunity Is now Afforded by TINS
invest wisely and safely,
within the next FIVE years Ihe new
COMPANY expects TO expend S1VlVOu'|
FOR the development of their properlE'
They solicit correspondence ana III
Vlte Dc PERSONAL interviews, Either 81
tho gentlemen above mentloned ~
ready 10 extend any Information
gnrding the resources of the fahu.N
country and OF the means by when 9l,'
may become an active member 90 .ns
organization. Offices are NOS u -
ommercial Block, JUST now q I'VE
blfth Of this organization a coiulal ~
yitatlon Is extended TO prospective ii
vostors To familiarize themselves WIZ
what promises 20 become a source W
great income 10 every one VINO VIZ
be Identified with this nRereg'llloh ="
conservatives successful business men
THE UTAH TROPICAL FRUIT
FIBER co.