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Show ALL SALT LAKERS. 'ASKED . TO PORM BOOSTERS' CLUB EOR FORWARD MOVEMENT ' Merchants and Manufacturers' Association Associ-ation Wants to Enroll Ail Citizens Under Its Banner for Making d Greater Salt Lake. fces)5) ' GREAT ENTHUSIASM MANIFESTED. : Rivaling In importance the initial mass meeting of the '"men who mak" things" vivas the meeting last night, in the Commercial club, of the various committees that were appointed l-y the mass meeting to prepare an outline of the campaign of development that will be followed by this association. The meeting was intenFtly interesting, from the standpoint of the progressive citizen who wants to see Salt Lake forge ( ahead and make of herself a Greater Salt Lake. It w as interesting to the m?n who have money to invest, because it demonstrated clearly that is) the interests of the investor would be protected as perhaps they would be in no other city of the country. S2 sented with an honorary membership button and with a souvenir of the meeting. meet-ing. New Industry Promised. A letter was received by Nephl L. Morris, from Homer K. Kendalll of Lehi. calling attention to the vast deposits de-posits of kaolin that are to be found in the State and stating that a movement is now on foot by a number of Eastern manufacturers and capitalists to utilize this koalin. The material is considered the finest in the country and as good as any in the world. It was awarded first prize at th St. Lou's fair and at the Portland fair. The. capitalists are planning to erv-t a factory and pottery, either in Lehi or in Salt I.Vj and turn out Insulators, putty. paMiiii fireproof paints. Several Sev-eral hundred men are to be employed in the factories that ate proposed by these capitalists. The meeting of the committees of the new Manufacturers and Merchants' association as-sociation was called originally for 8 o'clock, but for half an hour before that time last night manufacturers, capitalists capital-ists and business men congregated in the halls of the Commercial club and discussed with interest the features to be embodied in the reports of the ari-ous ari-ous committees. Promptly at S o'clock the meeting was called to order and thu discussion that followed was short, crisp and full of meaning- It showed that the opinion of every man present was that he was Milling "to help by purse and influence the movement for a Grtater Salt Lake. Classification of Members. The first business completed was the classification of the membership of the new association, according to the interest inter-est and business of the various classes of membership. The membership eommittfe. comprising compris-ing Orson II. Hewlett, "the original M. & M. A. man.'- .1. M. Marriott. C. o. Harris. Adolph Richter. G.-orge S. McAllister Mc-Allister and J. H. Rfnsen. graded thn membership and f e s as follows: Class A Manufac turers rated over $10,000, membership $". per month. Class B Manufacturers rated at less than $10,000. $:; rcr month. Class C Men hunts rated over $10,000 $3 pT month. Class D Merchants rsted at less than Jttn.iniii. professional men and others to receive benefits from the association. $1 per month. 'l ss E Honorary membership, comprising com-prising all who desire to enroll in a ; great boosting club, to promote 1'tah ! Industrie" and use 1'tah-niade goods, i no membership fee required, j Button Campaign Started. Every member of every class will bo ' supplied with a button to be chosen ! later by the committees. It was decided that a prize of $15 be offfred for the most suitable design for a button to be worn by all members, and anothrr prize of will be given ! to the person suggesting a suitable label to be used on all l"tah-mad" goods, the manufacturers of which are members of the association. Tin- button and label contest will close November jr.. at C o'clock in the afternoon. All suggestions must b ' sent or taken to "Manufacturers and I Merchants' Association Contest Committee, Com-mittee, care Commercial club. Salt Iake." j Form of Organization. j The committee on constitution and by-laws. comprising Leon Sweet, j George Austin and John E. Clarke, re- i ported that the following offices should be created: President, first vice-president, s -olid vice-president, secretary and treasurer. A board of fifteen di- J rectors will be chosen, and the directorate directo-rate shall be divided into committees of three members each, as follows: Executive committee, membership committee, com-mittee, finance committee, fin. a nee. railroads rail-roads and new industries, and as many otlvr committees as may be deemed necessary ne-cessary from time to time, the members mem-bers of the directorate serving on as ninnv on-piii tees :! - may b necessary. Women Will Be Welcomed. It was determined, after discussion, that all women in the- city lv invit-d to enroll thtir nam. on the honorary membership n lN. Women m-rchmts or inaiiufr'cnir.M's will be eligible to the active n. i lnN rship list. l'.-eaus. of the fact that there will be ! a I leino. i tic baneitet in the Coinmer- j ci.il club on the ni,-ht of November 7, ! it was determine! to postpone flu-meeting flu-meeting called to pcrVi t the organization organiza-tion on t!'-''! night, to th following nie;!;t. Tu. "day. November at S o'clock, at the Commercial club. All of the committer-; wi'l mef.t on th- ni'-iit of t'ie 27th. a originally planned. :'.t the Cooitrt rcial club, ami will perfect (illi'r d tails tlu.t hae thus 1 far bee. i only touch, a! ir.-on. ' A motion to extend to the press of the i city a veto of thank for th. ai l th-.t j lias b.eii iv :t the pr.e,.ir.ter. of tee. ..!:! f.n v.- t c.M i ied uup- '-: il!y. I Giant Mass Ileetinjj Plannac!. I: w s ?. ejd. ,1 ,i.: t the p!.v. n-en-1 d i'i The- Telegram ! weeks a-". in hold a viant nipfx i"(eiing in the So It Lake theater, would be carried out, and that at this mass meeting very person attending would be pre- |
