The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29
ROTARY CLUB GIVES
SALT LAKE A BOOST
Indorses Publicity Campaign
and VIII Aid Movement
in Every Way.
ARMY AND NAVY BUSY
Virtually No Question That
Money Needed VIII Quick
ly Be Subscribed.
ARMY AND NAVY BUSY

A tremendous boost for the cam
paign to provide big joint publicity
fund for the purpose of advertising
Utah for the ensuing twelve months
was given yesterday by the Rotary club
Of Salt Lake. The club, by unanimous
vote, not only indorsed the campaign,
but constituted itself committee of
the whole to get out and do the active
work in connection with the collection
of the assessments for the fund.
The members Of the Rotary club were
the guests of President w. T.. Jensen of
tho Commercial club at q luncheon at
the club yesterday at noon. Charles
Tying, chairman OF the committee to
raise the Joint publicity fund, took ad-
vantage of the opportunity to enroll
Lefty fund service. Tyng, in his tact
full way. told the members Of the club
they would have to get out and hustle
for the publicity fund campaign, or be
shot at sunrise. Despite the dire threat,
or perhaps because of it, every Rotar~
ian fastened to volunteer In the cause
and Immediately organized commit
tee that was at work before the coffee
Of the luncheon had been drunk.
Get Into the Harness.
With the support Of the Rotary club,
two big, active organizations are In the
field to conduct a brief, but brilliant,
campaign for the big advertising fund.
General Charles Tying is the field mar,
shall Of the big army of the Commercial
club. He has his artillery, his light
horse, his machine-gun platoons and his
infantry ali at work in the field. He
has no hospital corps in his army.
There III be no dead ones in Salt Lake
at the close of his campaign, he says.
Commodore 3. F. Redman is in charge
Of the flying squadron of the Rotary
club navy. The commodore was selected
for the important work Of leading the
busy Rotarians TO victory in the cam
paign. He will announce his staff of
ficers in day or two,
Just bit of rivalry has developed
between the army and navy in the pub
officers Of the two branches Of the
service, while on the surface very
friendly, would like nothing better than
to bury each other beneath an av.
alanche Of contributions to the Joint
publicity fund.
This Is Publicity Week.
This week will be the big publicity
week at the Commercial club. There
Will be no other committee meetings.
Every club activity will be called off
or postponed and the sole attention of
the Officers and members of the club
will be devoted to levying and collect
ing publicity assessments from the bust
ness and professional members of Salt
Lake At the close Of the week the
leaders OF the campaign confidently e1-
pect that they will have secured ample
funds for the greatest advertising cam.
paign Salt Lake has ever had
One big feature of the joint pub
icity fund campaign is the fact that
there is but ono assessment for the
entire work Of publicity for the year
The fund will be used jointly for four
big advertising purposes, as follows:
The Commercial club publicity
bureau-the central advertising de-
pot Of the city, whence emnnates
booklets, views and vast quantities
of sundry boost material.
For national conventions-With
ample funds for the advertising of
tho city there will be brought to
the city some of the best and larg-
est national conventions. From the
Joint fund will be appropriated
funds to entertain properly the
delegates to these conventions as
the guests of the city.