, 1923-02-09
Sharing the Benefits.

THE TRIBUNE has announced a circulation
l. building campaign, and in calling the atten-
ton of the people of Wyoming to the matter it is
: desired to direct their special notice to the depart
ure from the usual custom of enterprises of this
) character. 1t is the purpose to take the people of
the state into partnership. That is to say, the bene-
fits that accrue are to be shared. And when it is
: pointed out that the plan ~contemplates the distri-
: button of sixteen thousand dollars, you will have
! some idea of its magnitude.
; 1t is strictly a Wyoming proposition for the
: good of our own people, to whose cause and pros
!. perity The Tribune is devoted. Six splendid auto,
=mobiles have been purchased from local agents of
leading companies and these machines represent
: the highest perfection of American manufacture.
{ They are to be given to Wyoming people, so that
2 every dollar involved is kept in Wyoming and re-
: presents Wyoming enterprise.
; The object of the subscription campaign is to
aincrease the circulation of the paper. In so doing
THE Tribune, as a business institution, will pros
per. That being so, it is perfectly logical that
Z those who made the prosperity, should share in it.
!. Those who enter the campaign will discover that
. never before have they had presented to them n
2 proposition of equal magnitude and attractive
3 ness. 1t would have been an easy matter to have
. Offered the Tribunes readers prizes of less value
for the labor performed by them and they might
: have been thoroughly satisfied. That, however, is
snot The Tribune's business policy or its idea of re-
ward for efficient work. The best is none too good.
> And when n worthy object has been accomplished
lin The Tribune's interest, the rewards must be
commensurate with the effort and intelligence put
sinto the attainment.
q Candidates who enter the campaign at once be-
come a part of our organization. They will receive
htrom start TO finish the same falr and impartial
Streatment the most trusted employee receives. They
Swill represent The Tribune, and back of them will
sbe the high character and the business integrity,
sthe good faith and honor of a high class daily
wnewspaper.
The object of the campaign is to strengthen the
&circulation and business of the newspaper. Not
Sto create enemies, which would be the inevitable
sresult were the campaign conducted otherwise than
Gin strict accordance with fair and upright business
Eprinciples and in open and honorable manner.
q Possibly, expense could have been saved The
5Tribune by adopting other methods. Solicitors
<could have been engaged to undertake the increase
circulation. That, however, would have elimi-
snated our chief idea in the whole scheme-to share
Sthe profits with those at home who help build
.The Tribune stronger. Instead of employing peo-
Sple from outside the state and paying them large
commissions for their work, it is much more pre-
Sferable to bestow what benefits and profits that
@arise upon the people of our own state, whom we
@know. whom we constantly meet and are entitled to
sour highest considerations.
e In arranging the rewards, included in the six
ateen thousand-dollar total, two objects only, have
Sheen in mind-to secure the best and deliver them
fairly, squarcly and with complete satisfaction to
GALL parties concerned. These things We guaran-
stee, and the entire Tribune works stands security
-for our word and our faithfulness.