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necessary to the growth of u city.
Another Of the duties OF IL COM
mercial club Is to make themselves
felt for civic good. actuated by n
broad spirit OF public policy. This
inspires public confidence. the
strongest asset to possess by any
semi-public organization such ns u
commercial club. If public conf
dcnce is lost the community loses Its
most potent agency for advancement.
II therefore becomes necessary that
commercial clubs he differed by
s,i"ng men. Men. big enough To
their own councils. their committees
or board OF directors. Mon big
enough to do for the mass regard
less Of personal gain. presenting u
solid front at all times to the cop-
munity which they serve. The most
that san be said OF the Pueblo Com
mercc club Is that II has pursued con-
stantly n policy that has brought
about these conditions.
The dynamic force. the get to-
Geiher spirit. the optimistic outlook
~
while with the result that today wc
know We have one Of the bcs, cities
In the country. Our trade territory
knows the same tninx. We are not
ashamed To show our town To any
body and We ARE glad to have him
make amy lust criticisms because I'm
msdiatcly our people see to II iha;
the cause of the criticism is removed.
Hut. wnri Pueblo .as done. Is not
brouKh, To you In u spirit of boast
fuincsS but with the hope that your
live men can stir up other live men
and thu, your town and the whole
cemmunity around about viii bcstii
themselves. There IL enough rca!
live blood nestled among III. noun.
tain peaks around Trinidad aud al.
II needs 4. the cicetrlfyinx spark of
you men to make this dynamic force
run faster. In the advance o! Others.
and oppot tunity viii not long knock
nj your door without being received
and employed 10 the fullest.
Judge a. ". Mciicndri- delivered
general booster talk. ~" laid down
.6mc wholesome. healthy logic a. Ia
how the commuaity mlsh, grow aud
progress. lie saw much good in the
| chamber os commerce snd the value
OF cooperation with IN" organ isstion.
lie pointed the Importance as advcr.
,iiins and exploiting the asricul,ur-
"a! opportunities. called attention u
TIE Importance of the Model proJrct.
tie cultivation Of unicaantcd isu,is.
Ir this connection he repeated tae
d. uniiion of m axyiculiurist and a
fs rmcr given by =. ". Dc Hu.k. that
farmer WAS man who made hi,
money in the country aud spout IL in
tie city and an aEricui,urts, ia a
n,a who made hi. money in the city
ini sp-n, 1; in the country.
lie urged - srcs,cr inicscsi in ;ac
Chamber Of comm-rs and n greater
aId mote unsrifish iatcsc.; in the
welfare Of the city. The iunda-
mental principle OF Success il Optim.
ism. he said. lie spoke Of brave.
cheerful men and their value TO the
c' immunity. and patriotism he dc-
Tined as the man who iayn aside hi.
selfish desires to better the com
mnnity.
secretary Victor rrisr was intro.
duccd a. the mua; oplimii,t.c score
iary In the state SIR. frisr dciiv-
cicd his maiden speech in Trinidad
aad briefly set forth hi. idea. on tn.
making Of a live Chamber OF Com
ncrc-. lie declared that he was 20
Ing to talk agriculture aud to inter
Get the people In other parts %: Las
Nnimas county ss the place FOR thu
investor and home maker. lie be-
'issci in advertising tn, agricultural
opportunities and in sps ndiug every
effort to bring factories In. II.
waited to see the dry lands turned
into farms aud the barren places
converted into garden sI,pts. In con-
c'u.ion he suggested tina, all s-, to-
sc'hcr TO boost fcr the T.. y. ". v.
crcsmpmcpt and the county fair.
Frank lIaer of Denver. former sec
Tc;sry os the National Retail Hard
wsIc Dealers association. told What
people had aud were doing In Ohio
ald incidentally declared that Colo
RADIO was good enough for him. His
remarks qualified him as full
ficdgcd community booster.
| The preacher boostcrs'' conciud-
cd the program. Rev. Randolph Cook
spoke first and pointed the way to
industrial development and civic bet
,crmcnt along the hroadcst lines
Rev. Cook spoke clolucniiy and was
given an enthusiastic ovation when
he had closed Rev. Waldravcn
xxxk -,g q
sources and saw a better day looming
up for Trinidad. Rev. J. q. Ferris
iiscoursed on the subject Of commun-
ity loyalty. Rcs. Chandler spoke
briefly Of all pulling together for the