The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15
NATIVES TO AID
HOME INDUSTRY
Grand President Ryan Says the
Work Begun by League Will
Be Urged by Parlors
Movement for the Development
of State Advocated in Adj
dresses at Luncheon

"Henceforth the Native Sons will
work to build up the industries and
wealth of California by enlisting in the
movement for home industry
With these words, In a ringing
speech on the achievements and re-
sources of the state, Daniel Ryan.
grand president of the Native Sons of
the Golden West. speaking at the
luncheon of the Home Industry league
of California yesterday. pledged the
cooperation of the Native Sons order
to the principle of home industry
Many representative Native Sons were
present.
To you members of the Native Sons
ought this movement especially ap-
PEAL said Byam 1T must occur to
you that we have neglected one of the
prominent things for the wealth and
growth, Of California. For .S5 years we
have been glorifying the deeds of the
pioneers and uttering fine speeches in
nncovering landmarks, and never yet
properly attended to the greatest and
most essential thing, the great INDUS
tries of California
WILL AID GREAT WORK
The great work this league has
started will go through the Native
Sons into the great domain of the
state until every citizen will keep be-
tore his mind the necessity of having
the state manufacture the raw products
that she produces.
Our factories have fallen off because
OF carelessness on the part of the peo-
pie OF the state. They have been sat
lshed to allow other localities to man
uiacture what our broad valleys and
glrded mountains produce. This state
is prodigal in her resources. Let us
utilize them and keep our people busy.
Fellow Native Sons, go back to
your parlors, stir them up and teach
them to sing the glories of California
In more substantial way. We are no
longer an order of boys. The boys
nave taken their fathers places in the
business life of the community, and
this is a mans work. Let us do it,
President Fred c. Parker, who pre-
sided, called for a report from Secre-
tary Patrick on membership. This
showed an additional so members, or
nearly 600 in all. Parker saidsit would
soon pass the 1000 mark. r. E. Queen
OF the publicity committee said that
the committee was busy compiling
data concerning the extent of Cali
fornia manufacture and that when this
was done booklet with a list of state
WOulQ De sent TO all
housewives and other consumers.
FOR HOME INDUSTRY
Ryan said that the Native Sons COM
mftee' on state resources, of which
Fairfax Wheelan is chairman, would
take the home industry movement up.
He also promised to have home indus
try form part of the order of business
of every parlor in the state.
S Louis Mooser, grand trustee of the
Native Sons. told the league the serv-
ices of $4,000 Native Sons would be
brought behind the movement
4. III. G. Dfnkelspiel promised to make
the subject special order in his own
parlor and said that in the new Native
Sons building. to be built for $250,00
only California materials would be
used.
Richard Barton of Sequoia parlor ad-
yised offering inducements to factories
to secure sites in San Francisco w
W. Thayer, representing the state min
ing bureau, said that the structural
and industrial materials exhibit being
prepared IN the ferry building was en-
tirely along home industry lines.