The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-12
An Excellent Choice.

Mr.. Game is thoroughly familiar with
AR Harris plans, many of which ne
begun, but was obliged to drop on ac-
count Of his illness; but all tnese pans
will be carried out by Mr. Game. me
selection of Mr.. Game as secretary mas
brought out many CONGRATULATIONS from
his friends. who know his worth ana
ability and it is the unanimous BELIEF
that no better choice could have been
Under action taken by the board of
governors of the Commercial club al
fts meeting Yesterday afternoon, a last
ing memorial and tribute to- the mem
ory of its late secretary. Fisher =.
Harris. will be erected in the form
of a home for the widow and family
For the work Mr. Harris did and
the results he. accomplished for both
Salt Lake and Utah. it is felt that ne
could never have been fully recon-
pensed. Following his death. 1t was
the unanimous sentiment among the
club members that in some way the
club should express its appreciation OF
his faithful services, and the honor and
regard in which il holds his memory
in some substantial manner.
At the meeting of the board of gov
| ernors it was the unanimous decision
| that the most appropriate way IN Whicn
1 the members could express their run
| feeling of memory and their sympathy
| with the hereaved family in its loss
| would be the erection of home. The
plan adopted for the accomplishment
/ of this purpose will be that OF subscrip-
/ lions from the members toward the
| fund. Letters will be sent out today
/ bv Secretary Joseph L. Caine to- the
/ members. outlining the plan adopted
| BY the board of governors and calling
for subscriptions.
Opens Subscription List.
At first it was the intention to con-
fine the subscription list to the mem
| bers of the Commercial club. but last
/ night there had been so many reGues Is
from men outside the club that all Salt
Lake and Utah. for which MIR. Harris
/ worked in his lifetime. should be per
mitted to have a part in the tribute
| that the subscription list viii be open
! to all Anyone wishing TO participate
| in the memorial to the devotion, serv-
ice and character OF Mr.. Harris may
/ make their remittances to the secre-
| tary of the Commercial club.
A touching mark of respect TO MI
Harris was offered yesterday IN the
draping of his chair and desk at the
Commercial club in the black badge oil
| mourning Lying on his desk, as II
he had laid If down when leaving. is
his favorite penholder; the ink well i;
! half filled as when he last used il
and here and there. scattered among
the drapery. are sprigs Of flowers anc
leaves dropped by mourning members
Above the desk is a cartoon, the favor
tie of all his collecti0n-the one de-
picting him leading his two boys. See
! America First" and Commercial Club.
The board of governors yesterday
also ordered that the flag over thu
club building be hung at half mast foi
thirty DAVIS and that the mourning
drapery at the main entrance remain
for the same period. During thes'
thirty days there, also. will be fresf
flowers placed on Mr.. Harris desk
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