El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-23

Ii aHD T-AOAEg 1E----
N P. CarlocI, secretary Of the Ad-
club and one Of the men who MADE me
trip a success, told Of the Work zone
at Toronto by the FL PasO Delegation
and how the delegates distributed ths
Fl Paso money on the trains Ie@VIns
there, on Broadway in New YORK at
Coney Island and at Niagara FANS he
said that this FL PasO money was Lne
best proposition he had ever seen he
told Of the vigilance work which ne
had learned of at Toronto and said the
Adclub could stop the fake advertiser
and the CRATER in FL PasO II the bust
ness men would help. He showed ad-
vertising booklets which had netted the
and which we're no good. He said In
the future that the men who contribute
to these fake advertising schemes
would lose their membership in the
club IL they disobeyed the rules Sec
rotary Carlock told Of the plans for the
Chicago convention next June He said
the club was planning to go TO Chi
cago on a special train, take a car OF
burros md give away a ftve-acre
ranch as a prize for the best essay on
FL Paso. This excursion would cost
$500, he said. and the chamber OF
commerce would be asked to assist
in sending this excursion to Chicago.
Publicity Worth $4,000.
E. C. Davis showed the publicity and
advertising obtained at Toronto was
worth $4,000. He read statements
showing that $4,000 lines or reading
matter had been obtained from the
various papers. AT the regular rate
this would have cost $500, he said
This did not include the page which
was paid for by the chamber Of com
World There were $4,000 pieces Of the
FL Paso money given away, 500 copies
of the chamber OF commerce booklet,
1000 circulars and other advertising
#a4nsa #rru In ~ It
PasO scenes was shown in the To-
ronto theaters during the convention
week.
Ray 8IcCIintock urged a motion that
the Adclub appoint a committee TO as
sist the budget fund committee Of the
chamber of commerce in raising the
$4,000 fund for the next fiscal year.
He said that il the money saved adver-
tisers by the Adclub through the elm
nation OF fake advertising be given
10 the budget fund IL could be doubled
within a year.
Norman walker told Of the stunts
that were given in Toronto and en-
route and urged that the same spirit
that was shown by the FL Pasoans at
Toronto be applied in FL Paso each day
Of the year and that the first thing
to be done was to assist in raising the
$50 900 budget fund.
Collector Cobb Talks
Collector 4 L Cobb told the dele
gates that the praise Of their own peo-
pie was greater than the triumphs won
at Toronto He said the delegation had
shown what loyalty TO Fl PasO means:
that the fellow who brings home the
bacon" is the one who counts in this
world He urged that the work OF
the vigilance committee be followed
up that the faker might be eliminated
from FL Paso.
Robert Krakauer, president Of the
chamber Of commerce. told the Adclub
that the biggest CRATER was the man
who takes all he can from a city and
gives nothing. He urged cooperation
with the chamber Of commerce direc-
tors in raising the budget fund and
asked for the Adclub's aid in raising
the $4,000 fund He said that if this
was done and the Adclub came TO the
chamber OF commerce with clean
hands they would get every cent that
was coming to them for the Chicago
trip.
Work In Other Cities.
Lieut. Ohio E. AIichaelis. Of the 18th
who was present as a spec
IaI guest. told the club what had been
done in Des Moines, Omaha and other
cities where he had been stationed. He
urged the chamber Of commerce and
Adclub to arrange a replica OF the
Elephant Butte dam at the san Fran
cisco exposition IN order that visitors
there might know OF the big dam
Endorse Mesa Boulevard.
Short talks were made by Paul At
kinson, H T. Bowie. J. H. O'Hara and
Dexter Mapel. of the Toronto delega-
ton Letters were reaa from presi-
dent William WOodhead, Of the AssO-
ciated Advertising CLUBS OF the World
from the business manager Of the To-
ronto World, from Fred McJunkin. Of
Dallas, and other friends OF the club