Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-02-17 | Page 23 | Join in Move to Boost Utah

i 1 s. s i Ec i S l JOIN I Iv IN MOVE v TTO JO BOOST UTAH Salt alt Lake and Ogden Business Business Business Busi- Busi ness Men Confer den n and Salt Lake business men pledged d' d their cooperation In the up- up b bI I of Utah at at a joint meeting of Ogden bus business ness leaders and members di ot tho th 1 board of governors of the Cod CorR- club held at the Commercial club last club last night The gathering was in the tho nature of zt aget get et together dinner at which the thebo bo board rd of governors of the local organization organization organization organ organ- were hosts to the leaders of ot business from the neighboring city It was seas the first of such affairs held since 1903 and the first of a series of meetings meet meet- i ings g f. f to fo be held at least four times a year ear hereafter Addresses pledging mutual efforts to further the interests interests' of th the two cities and Utah in general were made by President F. F C C. C Schramm of the Commercial club Fred G. G Taylor Tay Tay- lor r president of the Weber club and chamber ol of f commerce James Brennan general manager of the Ogden Og- Og ten den Packing and Provision company and John C. C Howard president of the Utah Oil Refining company F- F F. F A. A Fisher of the Commercial club board spoke in opposition to the proposed soldier bonus Short talks were made also by W W. L. L Wattis J. J H. H Douglas F. F M. M Driggs and A A. R. R of Ogden und and W W. E. E McKell Of ut Salt Lake Mr Mi Schramm urged Schramm-urged urged that citizens of Ogden and Salt Lake work earnestly and hard for a better state Mr Tayl Tay Tay- l lor orin r In response urged the setting aside pf of personal and selfish interests and a amore amore amore more wholesome and constructive Intercity in intercity intercity In- In attitude Mr Fisher opposed the soldier bonus on the ground that U t would prove too severe a a. financial handicap on the country Mr 1 Brennan declared the problems of the two cities s local but statewide in to tobe be no longer I their scope 1 I Ogden was represented b by the following follow follow- i ing Ong citizens in addition to the speakers speak- speak ers W. W V V. Rockefeller Vf W. H H. Lees Charles II IL Barton Jesse S S. S Richards Joseph F. F Goss Gorge George Glen n P. P F. F Kirkendall A A. P P. P Merrill 1 C. C S. S Murphy Murphy Murphy Mur Mur- phy C C. A. A Wright right and Fred E E. E Wil- Wil lams iams The Commercial club representatives representatives es included President Schramm Mr Ir Fisher A. A E. E Eberhardt Ross Beeson L. L B. B Hampton Mr Howard TV V V G G. G Pa Patrick rick Mr McKell F. F A A. Pyke Arthur JArthur a Sweet and J. J H. H Rayburn sec- sec of the club