The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-25
GIVES DUE CREDIT
TO C|TY'S GROWTH
Federal Bunch "Hemorrhaye',
Is Forced for Business Rea.
sons to DO So.
CONSISTENCY Is NOT
ONE OF IT'S ATTRIBUTES
Real Estate Reporter Gets Be.
yond Control of Political
Department.


orrhagc' is filled with vile abuse q,
the American party, and the sheet b,,
so far trapsccnded the bounds of cor
mon dcccncy that its own party is Al,
gustcd with il, it is compelled in il,
business columns 10 boost tho American
administration for what IT has done fm
the city during the past four years.
1T is fact that cannot be success
fully disputed that Salt Lake has erowr
rapidly within tho period Just namod
than ever before i'll its history. II aIso
is similarly we'll known and admitted
by all fair minded people that the vc,y
fact that the American party was n
control, and that eastern people were
no longer afraid Of Mormon cbnreS
domination in thus city, has been tho
greatest factor in the wonderful do.
yelopment which ihc city has cuioyod
since the American party came into
power.
Denial Indicates Truth.
OF course, this is denied by II,
Hcmorrhage, which is another in.
dication that it is true. 1t has only
been Il few days siuce the 'Hemor1
hage'' shocked The people of the cit,
| by virtually cspousipg the canse Of
| man who admits that he fouly mur.
dered wcll-linowD police officer, whls
| that officer was IN the discharge of
has duty. This WAS done. as is well
| known, with thc mistaken idea that 7
point might possibly be scored against
| tho police force. and there arc no deptbs
la which ihc 'IIcmnrrhage would not
descend IN order to iniure Mayor Brsns.
! ford and the men who are at the bcal
Of the present efficient police depart
mcnt of the city.
At the same time, however. tbo
- Hcmorrhagc. III ITS business review.
| Sunday morning, virtually admits and
infcrentiallv compliments the Americau
! party upon the splendid achievements
/ of the past few years. The head upon
! the article IN question reads:
Fifty Thousand Persons Needed;
Realty Dealer saws salt Lake REQUIRES
| That MANY More Residents: Openings
| Are Plentiful; Chances M Almost Any
| Line of Business Arc Good. -
The Hemorrhage s. Article. .
The FIemorrhage then says:
''VVantcd-riny thousand people 10
make their homes in salt Lake"
\ prominent real estate dealer OF tia
| city. with an Office Oh Main street de-
! cl3res that Il favorable answer to this
| want al IS lUSI Wllbi SAT- LAX, most
needs at this time Furthermore. he states
! th5t tho city should assimilatc this added
| population within thirty days without any
| depressing effects on conditions generay.
and that within Il very short time after tha
thlrty-day limit tho city would be given
Just the impetus which il needs
"ThHt Salt Lake is In urgent need oil 4
| an expanded business district. with the 1
| resulting establishment of more busines.
! houses. is II fact generally recognized
| by all those converSGnt with the sn-
alton said this dealer yesterday. There
! aren't enongh business houses IN do iba
! business OF city this size. We need
more business firms; we need more CON.
| petition.
There is nor a line OF business inn
| which an opening cannot be found. and
| with profit 10 tho investors. With me
competition resulting from added business
houses profits TO tho owners might @
| shaved of TO q certain extent. nut thh
would result tJ@the benefit Of the peopk
generally.
II know Of two little restaurants "a
Main street that are clearing from ~.
to me like more than a proportionate an
proper return on the money lnVcStel
What is needed. them More restaurant;
IL would seem. And even with the add
ton OF more restaurants The oYnsn
of the places mentioned would still
sure OF patronage which would pay thea
well on the investment
Some people might look on tho va 4
Of dumping % O00 people into salt Las,
in one day as Il catacrysm or caias,
trcphc OF some sort. bur am surrey %
the opinion, after having made stay
of the conditions generally. thar mp
number could readily be assiinllated, lMl,
tractors need more laborerS-skiiIeh -.
unskilled-and the laborers among w
added popula ton would soon iind WoIA II
True, there would not be work for az aug Ia
them, but not all OF the 10000 woun q II
comp?ra lively poor. and those tnat ~
money wouli soon look for homesites aN
l. I. sgs.V. q hsY /.
would bc added labor needed. IA
while there IS not much ESeiaeJ
of that number OF people being unloadg
ON this city IN ono day or one montn y H.
perhaps one year. still The population Il
increasing rapidly They come In tno,
sands and adapt themscivcs TO tneir sI % u
roundnss and scarcely ripple IN W ~
situation results n
Still Another Boost H
But this is not all. The =" Hcmoi, H.
hnge' also pays tribute 10 the glen IcS
good accomplished by the Amen.ca.
party, In an article regarding bu,iahs n
permits, which. under glaring headh1niss ~
sets forth the marvellous Duldl4| =
growth in Salt Lake at the pres"|k
time, ~
Greatest bargains ever offered. j.|h
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