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Show Progressive Business Men and Civic-Minded Citizens of Salt Lake City ! ' This department has been worked up as a reflection of public opinion. No man has written of himself or his business, all articles having been compiled by a Bulletin representative as he saw conditions. These men are all leaders in their lines of endeavor, and the cooperation of those citizens of Salt Lake City who helped to make this department possible is sincerely appreciated by the publishers of the Bingham Bulletin. Douglas H. Brown has, by the conduct of his business and his attention to civic affairs, earned the friendship and good ,w U of his fellow citizens. He is to 'be SmpUmented for his activit eS and we only express the desire of h many friends and associates associ-ates in wishing him continued success. GEORGE E. CAIRO It is because of the unfailing optimism and faith which he so consistently disp ays toward the future of Salt Lake City and vie-inity vie-inity that we are prompted to call the particular attention of our readers to the fine service which Mr. George E. Cairo of the Beehive Confectionery, performs in the successful conduct of his business. , , Mr Cairo is a resourceful and aggressive personality whose progressive pro-gressive policies have earned for him a widespread reputation as a business man of more than average av-erage ability; and his apparent willingness to devote some of that ability to the promotion of' civic activities further enhances his value to the city. . The reputation of the Beehive Confectionery reflecting, as it does, the honesty and ability of this man, has gained for the firm a well deserved popularity a-mong a-mong the people they serve. We are glad to give George Cairo the credit he so well deserves for his achievements and to wish for him a continued successful career ca-reer as one of Salt Lake City's more progressive business men. O : nature which co. scope of his attffi ' neglects these .Norman Berndt -wide experiencp v! a in the bSsE6 Salt Lake City W t m9rethanP4H , this writer i8 UH i this frief MbuRS well deserves more 'J 1 is accorded him here j FRANKS i some of those civic-minded pebolf I contributed tiff 1 f and energy to the S 11 1 Salt LakeCity and th'ldlB! I ing territorytytoan& prominence which itT I present. , ! One of the men to wk I wish to call the attend i readers is Mr. Frank ! ! the chemicals firm 5J I Butcher Co., a bK has never spared hiS I aggressive march CI1 k one whose competitors I much as do all others wtf t he comes in contact I . Mr. Bailey is at all tj scious of his civic respofc I and may be depended w 1 meet in every detail if I opportunities which 9 I themselves to be of sen' i his city. Frank Bailey's achievement is one of t i may well be proud. His J his city and this district f established fact and We 1 to give him the credit 3 justly due. K I CLARK BURNH AM It is a privilege in this Salt Lake City review of progressive men and firms that have been a great aid to the growth and development de-velopment of this section of the state to place such a man as Mr. Clark Burnham, the executive head of the wholesale flower firm of Burnham's Flowers Inc., on an equal plane with all others in this rank. In the past, few men have exceeded him in contributing contribut-ing of their time and energy to the onward progress of Salt Lake City and the surrounding country. coun-try. Mr. Burnham for many years recognized as one of the more progressive wholesale flower dealers of the Salt Lake area, still, retains that distinction in the admiration and respect of his wide circle of friends. Also his interest in and the valuable assistance he has rendered to many projects of a civic nature reflect the principles which he has always so successfully applied ap-plied to his business affairs. We congratulate Clark Burnham Burn-ham on his record, and sincerely hope that his career will be as useful and completely successful in the years ahead as it has been in the past. O HAROLD C. MALLDER CHARLES I. ROWSER One of the more progressive business men of Salt Lake City i and a man who deserves the re- ' spect and good will of a great many residents of the city, is I capable, friendly Charles I. Row-ser, Row-ser, of the C & E Tire Service Co., whose wide knowledge and long experience in the tire busi- ness has raised him to a position of prominence in his line. ! It is because of this that the C & E Tire Service Co., has earned a reputation for reliability sec- i ond to none. ! Mr. Rowser is also civic-minded and has always been ready to ' contribute his time and energy 1 to any plan which promises to benefit the entire district. And I the people of Salt Lake City may regard with particular satisfaction satisfac-tion the many services which he has performed for the community commu-nity in the interest of progress and civic betterment. 1 We urge our readers to look to Charles Rowser as a progressive business man of whom we may well be proud. His devotion to his city has been constant and his achievements well merited. We wish for him further success. o BOND GOLDSON R. M. DALTON Every progressive, successful business man in Salt Lake City contributes in some manner to the growth and progress of the city. And a man who is always willing to do his bit in both business busi-ness and civic activities i3 Mr. R. M. Dalton of the Butaun Company Com-pany Inc., who is well known and has many friends and contacts throughout this entire district. The prominent part that the Butaun Company Inc., is playing in the business and civic life of Salt Lake City and vicinity mirrors mir-rors the progressiveness and ability of such men as he. He has . also at all times been steadfast in his devotion to the city and the surrounding country and on many occasions has lent his support sup-port to the successful promotion of meritorous civic projects. Salt Lake City and this district dis-trict are fortunate to have such men as Mr. R. M. Dalton in a position of responsibility and service and this newspaper is merely reflecting public opinion in paying this brief tribute to one of the city's more progressive progress-ive business men. .i O FREELAND T. BOISE Having a well earned reputation reputa-tion for honesty, dependable judgment and a knowledge of the investment business far above the average, Mr. Freeland T. Boise, executive head of the investment in-vestment firm" of F. T. Boise Co., merits a brief tribute in this Salt Lake City review. Without assumption, Without seeking public acclaim, he has for years filled his place in the community as one of its solid citizens, performing his duties of citizenship quietly, yet efficiently. efficient-ly. As a leading and progressive business man, Mr. Boise nolds a high position in the esteem of the public generally. We desire to add our personal tribute and to make this public statement praising him for his many contributions con-tributions to the welfare of Salt Lake City and vicinity. It is not only as a practical executive whose sound judgment and farsighted planning have brought such fine things to himself, him-self, but it is because of his inspiring in-spiring optimism and loyal friendship that Freeland Boise isj held in such high regard by the! people of this district. We gladly praise the record of this progressive progres-sive Salt Lake City business man. O R. E. "BOB" and HAL CAMERON Salt Lake City owes much to those progressive citizens wno have taken an active part in the growth and progress of the city and who have helped to make it the business center for this part of the state. In mentioning some of these men it is only fair to include in-clude Messers. R. E. "Bob and Hal Cameron, owners and operators opera-tors of Cameron's Battery & Generator Exchange, whose outstanding out-standing knowledge of the battery bat-tery and generator business, backed up by their many years of experience, has brought them to the forefront in their particular particu-lar field. J , . They deserve a great deal or credit for their success in both business and civic activities. Their main interests have always been devoted to the welfare and building up of a greater Salt Lake City and they have contributed contri-buted more than their share towards to-wards that end. The Camerons are wholly deserving de-serving of our sincere praise and these few words of commendation commenda-tion are but a just recognition for the many activities they have conducted on behalf of the general gen-eral welfare of the community. We trust Bob and Hal Cameron shall continue to serve Salt Lake City and vicinity for many years. O G. C. and R. A. CAMPBELL and RANNY OMOHUNDRO There a number of business and professional men in Salt Lake City who have gained recognition for their progressiveness and three men who belong in this category are Messers G. C. and R. A. Campbell, and Ranny Omohundro, the executive heads of the engineering firm of Camp-bell-Elsey Company. These men are well established in the forefront of the business and civic life of their city. They are agressive individuals, yet whose genial personalities have earned for them the respect and good will of the many men and lirms with whom they do business. busi-ness. The ethical manner in which they have conducted their business affairs is but just one of the reasons for their outstanding success. And aside from their business activities they have also accepted their share of responsibility respon-sibility in aiding civic projects. As a result of the combined efforts of men like the Campbells Camp-bells and Mr. Omohundro, Salt T . 1- - v". : - . e: 1.. 1 WALTER BYRNE K of SaTt Lake City, Mr Walter By"ne of the Byrne Jewelry Co, performs a real, service for the oeoole of his city and this dis-frict dis-frict and his many contributions to civic betterment are too well known to require repetition in These columns. His personal sue-cess sue-cess has been turned to the advantage ad-vantage of his fellow citizens and he is always ready to assist any enterprise which promises to advance ad-vance the welfare of the commu- "'mt Byrne Is deserving of praise and this small tribute is but a just recognition for the many services which he has performed in the way of both business and civic activities. His reputation for the successful conduct of his business affairs is no greater than his reputation for the honest practices which characterize his every transaction. We congratulate Walter Byrne on his splendid record and trust that he shall continue to serve the people of Salt Lake City and vicinity. o JOHN VALLACE It is appropriate that we include in-clude in this review of. progressive progres-sive Salt Lake City business men Mr. John Vallace, the owner of the Acme Sand & Gravel Co.. He not -only has the reputation of being progressive but also the added one of being a willing supporter sup-porter of many community affairs. af-fairs. . Aside from his business activities activi-ties Mr. Vallace has always shown an interest in the civic betterment and progress of his city and has backed up his interest in-terest by his contributions to manv projects which have benefitted bene-fitted the city and the surrounding surround-ing area. He is a pood and loyal citizen and the full measure of his loyalty is most apparent because be-cause of his willingness to aid community activities. ! His help along these lines has made of John Vallace a fine ex-I ex-I ample of the type of man we all I appreciate. We congratulate and extend to him, on behalf of all citizens interested in better business busi-ness and civic progress sincere appreciation for his contributions to the general welfare of Salt Lake City and vicinity. o FLOYD BUETER Mr. Floyd Bueter, owner and operator of the Beehive Cleaning Co. has a thorough knowledge of the cleaning business, and a well earned reputation for grogress-iveness grogress-iveness because he has "consistently "consist-ently forged ahead in his business, busi-ness, never letting up in his efforts ef-forts to make the service his company renders to the people more valuable. This invariable policy has made the Beehive Cleaning Co., outstanding in its field, a fact that is well known to the public in the Salt Lake City area. But Mr. Bueter has accomplished accomp-lished much more than just making mak-ing a success of his business and private affairs and we take this opportunity to pay tribute to him for devoting what time he could spare to the general welfare, not only of his city but of this entire district as well. It is such men as he who are both successful in business and appreciative of their civic obligations obli-gations that are deserving of recognition. rec-ognition. We take pleasure in publicly giving Floyd Bueter the credit for his accomplishments which his friends and associates have so long accorded him. GRANT ALLYN CAPRONI There are many men in their chosen fields who have gained recognition for the progressive manner in which they have conducted con-ducted their business and accepted accept-ed their civic responsibilities but who will not permit much to be said of their achievements. It is however, public property every time a man reaches a position in any community where he is general gen-eral y recognized as a leader in his line. In reviewing a group of such citizens ve must include Mr. Grant Allyn Caproni, a prominent promin-ent civil engineer, and a man who has always dons hie ,,i. We desire in this Salt Lake City review to call the attention of our readers to the well-earned position which Mr. Harold C. Mallder who succeeded V. E. "Pete" Lyman as sales mgr. of the Bearings Service & Supply Co., has reached in the business life of this section. During the comparatively short time he ha3 been the manager in Salt Lake i City of the firm he has made many personal friends as well as a host of new friends and contacts con-tacts for his company. - Mr. Mallder has worked hard to deserve the confidence which the people of the community ; have in him and he continues to I work hard to maintain, in every way, that high standard which he has set, not only for himself but for the operation of his company com-pany as well. He has also shown a willingness willing-ness to assist in every manner at his disposal in the growth and development of the city and is always ready and willing to lend his support to community projects. pro-jects. Harold Mallder deserves our- heartiest congratulations on the splendid record he has already al-ready established and we sin- pppaIv hnno fnr hie nrmtiniinH The true value of a citizen is not gauged by his or her personal success. But rather by the manner man-ner in which they share that success by their contributions to the community in which they live. A city grows and flourishes according to the number of public pub-lic spirited citizens who compose its population. Mr. Bond Goldson, of the Bond Cleaning & Tailoring Co, is one of those men who has given much toward the development of Salt Lake City and its environs. He has turned his personal success in the business field to the advantage ad-vantage of the people as a whole and has accomplished much towards to-wards making his city a better place in which to live. Mr. Goldson's thorough knowledge knowl-edge of every phase of the cleaning clean-ing and Tailoring business has raised him to a position of leadership lead-ership in his field of activities and gained for him recognition as one of the city's more progressive progres-sive business men. We compliment compli-ment Bond Goldson in this Salt Lake City review and wish to offer him this small evidence of public esteem. ILL. PROCTOR Salt Lake City has attained a prominent position in the business busi-ness life of this section of the state because of the foresight of those men who had the ability to envision the possibilities of the community and the trade area it serves. And a wide-awake ! progressive man who justly should be included in this cate-: cate-: gory is Mr. H. L. Proctor of the j Century Manufacturing Co, ma-j ma-j kers of show cases. Such men have, many times over, proven their worth to the j community both as business men I and as active workers in the civic 1 betterment and progress of the city. Mr. Proctor has earned the good will and respect of his fellow fel-low citizens for contributing his bit to the general welfare of the city and the people as a whole. ! It is our duty to include H. L. Proctor in that group of progressive progres-sive and civic-minded people who have done so much for Salt Lake City and to express the wish that he will continue for many years to forge ahead with the success which he has enjoyed in the past. CLINTON B. AVERETT We wish in this edition to pay tribute to Mr. Clinton B. Averett of the firm of Averett Sons Co, makers and dealers in storm windows, win-dows, for his many services to Salt Lake City and his splendid record of achievement in the business life of the city. Mr. Averett probably has as wide a circle of friends as any other man we could name because be-cause he is just naturally the kind of a man who makes friends with almost everybody and is at pains to conduct himself in such a manner as to deserve the respect re-spect and good will of all who know him. A city is fortunate in being able to number among its more progressive citizens business busi-ness men of this type. He is also always ready and willing to lend his support to the promotion of any project which promises to benefit this entire cl . He may be depended upon and his services to the people peo-ple are too many in number to be described here. It is sufficient Avorthat we consider Clint A:Yf e" ,an aaet to the commu-mln commu-mln Jd I Pessive business proud W hU City may be NORMAN G. BERNDT In compiling this review of Salt Lake Citybusit Tlic? ve enavored io select those citizens who. hv VENTON D?CARI5 $ Mr. Venton D. Carlston: I Carlston Candy. Co., is ; those progressive busmea I who has always done hu maintain the prestige a ;Lake City as the leading! W fiolis of this section of tit le has always worked t I development of the city f many services are w: I sincere appreciation; I Mr. Carlston has prove: i self worthy of extended i J ! and these few words i I really adequate recognitm I the many services which j I performed in the promoi I public welfare. His welk I success as a business i easily understood, knot; the people do his widesprt putation for the honesty characterizes all of his h dealings. ' He is completely awart I. civic responsibilities and u awake to the many oppon I for service and always mi I willing to lend his support I project which promises to i $ the community as a whok I compliment Venton D. Ci I on his accomplishments a I cerely wish for his cot 1 success. I H. M. SCHEUR.N Mr. H. M. Scheurn, of fc Plumbing & Heating Co., I of those progressive plumb I Heating contractors of Sal: I City who has consistently: ahead in business. He hi put his shoulder to the i I of civic progress wheneve is needed in furtherinf I prises promoted for the f 1 welfare of the commum? I Mr. Scheurn waseveri 1 given to wishful tftinkinj methods are those of d 1 tion and whether the pro& j hand is one concerning n I business or that of a civic a - he attacks it with optimis . a vigorous enthusiasm. A this his acknowledged w J ability and his keen seis v values and it is easily und . why he is almost invanao.) cessful in business or other i; ters. , We feel that it is our d ' call the attention of our " to these worth-while cto-istics cto-istics of H. M. Scheurn and; him a well deserved tnM his straightforward busmfe thods and for the unselM est he has shown in fwi . fare. "" (Continued on page Lake City is firmly established in the minds of the people as the logical business center for this part of the state. We congratulate G. C. and R. A. Campbell and Ranny Omohundro Omo-hundro for their success in business busi-ness and public affairs and trust they will continue for many years to enjoy that success which they have so justly earned. O DARREL W. and FRANK M. LEE In every community there are a number of citizens who can be pointed out as having taken a three-fold part in the onward progress of their city. Two well-known well-known business men of Salt Lake City who belong in this category are Messers. Darrel W. and iTank M. Lee of the Bogue Supply Co, dealers in mining supplies. Their leadership in their line of business is recognized throughout through-out this mining area. And their furtherance of civic activities and support of those organizations, whose main objectives are directed direct-ed along lines of civic betterment is well known to their immediate associates. The Lees are men who are equally liked and respected by their intimate friends, and their associates. They are loyal to the community, thankful for their'1 I success in business and have ' shown their appreciation by their I pnntrihiitinna tn varinna rmip cerely hope for his continued success. O JAMES B. REED When a man gains recognition in the business and civic life of his city for the progressive and straightforward manner in which he has managed his business affairs, af-fairs, he is to be complimented for his achievements. And in this instance the man we have in mind is also deserving of praise for his contributions to the growth and progress of hi3 city. We refer re-fer to Air. James B. Reed, executive execu-tive head of the Capitol Cleaners & Dyers. Ho has long experience in his field of endeavor and is a progressive and civic - minded business man who is regarded with respect and admiration by a freat many residents of Salt ,ake. City and the surrounding country. Mr. Reed can always be included in-cluded in that group of men who are ever ready to devote a part of their time and energy to the development of their home town. It is because of the efforts of such men that, year after year, Salt Lake City continues to grow and prosper and to become an even better place in which to live. It is men like James B. Reed who have a distinct value to their city and we take pleasure in paying pay-ing this brief but sincere tribute to him for his accomplishments. r RALPH M. and DAGMAR C. BUTLER Ralph M. and Dagmar Butler, owners and operators of the Butler But-ler Cleaning Co, have a thorough knowledge of the cleaning business busi-ness and are two of those progressive pro-gressive type of citizens upon whom the community depends a great deal for leadership in business busi-ness and other matters. They have, in the past, and no doubt will continue in the future, to give more than their share of time and energy for the welfare of others than themselves. They are the kind of people who make friends, and friendships once formed by them are never broken by an unfriendly act on their part; and they spare no effort in order that their services to the people of the community shall be dependable. The Butlers have never been known to inject themselves into a situation for the mere purpose of gaining publicity. However, they proceed in a calm, unostentatious unosten-tatious manner, and accomplish their objectives with a quiet dignity. We .do not hesitate to recommend recom-mend Ralph and Dagmar Butler to our friends as good examples of the more progressive type of business people who have aided in the growth and development of Salt Lake City and the surrounding sur-rounding country. o SOL POMERANCE To those progressive business men who have also taken a part in civic affairs we owe a debt of gratitude that we find difficult to pay. However we can do so in part by publicly acknowledging acknowledg-ing their many services and we take this opportunity to pay. ' a brief tribute to Mr. Sol Pomer-ance Pomer-ance who has had long experience experi-ence in the wearing apparrel business and is owner of Soils Clothes Shop and the Capitol Clothiers. In doing so we express the sentiment and feelings of not only the community but also of those people who have been actively ac-tively associated with him in business or civic affairs. Mr. Pomerance's time is almost al-most wholly occupied by his own affairs. Yet there has never been an occasion when he has been called upon by the people of Salt Lake City and vicinity to assist some civic project that he has not responded and helped to the fullest extent of his ability to further that project. Thus he has frequently sacrificed his personal interests to promote some worthy cause. Because of this Sol Pomerance has proven himself to be a good citizen of whom his city and this district have every reason to feel justly proud. o o select those citizens who S businesses, have caused the pub- over and above the average Such a man is Mr. Norman G f Bemdt who is a well known Jewelernd owner and operator of tee fi SS2yiifendiame- ,Mr Be'ndh fairs bnt hS0m(J?s,and Pvate af-comSribuUt af-comSribuUt ohnrinleVnClUded hia C. E. BURR In paying tribute to some of the more progressive business and professional men of Salt Lake City we could be remiss in our duty should we fail to include Mr. C. E. Burr, owner and operator oper-ator of the Burr Auto Repair Shop, whose business ability is no greater than the "Know-how" and mechanical skill which has contributed to his well-earned success. He is a man who has contributed contribut-ed generously to the welfare of DEAN ANDRUS and DEE WHITING Salt Lake City has assumed its place of importance in the state because of the efforts of the far-seeing far-seeing business and professional men who have developed the natural na-tural resources, or in some manner man-ner extended the trade advantages, advant-ages, of the locality. Two of the men who have taken important parts in many progressive movements move-ments are Dean Andrus and Dee Whiting, the executive, heads of the painting contracting firm of Andr.us-Whiting Co. Andrus and Whiting have de- movements of benefit to the city. O WALTER M. JONES One of the better informed insurance in-surance men of Salt Lake City is Mr. Walter M. Jones, district mgr. of the Business Men's Assurance As-surance Co. Mr. Jones has been performing an essential service for the people peo-ple of this district over a period of time and during that time he has made a great many friends both for himself and the Business Men's Assurance Co. He has contributed considerably consider-ably of his time and energy to the growth and progress of Sah Lake City and this district and has been content to take his reward re-ward in the quiet knowledge of a work well done and the respect and admiration of his many friends. The value of such a man to his city and the surrounding territory terri-tory cannot be over estimated. His willingness to perform in the interest of the people as a whole is one of his most admirable characteristics and he has often made personal sacrifices in order to contribute to the general welfare. wel-fare. We congratulate Walter M. Jones on his splendid reputation and wish for him a continued successful career as a leader in the insurance field in his district effectively even though it has been accomplished in an unobtrusive unob-trusive manner. Mr. Caproni, busy as he is always al-ways manages somehow or other to do his bit in any movement calculated to benefit the conS nity as a whole. His modesty say the things about himself which are said by his friends who would also tell you that ffi professional conduct is a "redU to his high sense of honor. DOUGLAS iTbrown In mentioning some of those men who are taking a progressive progres-sive part m the evolution of the business and civic life of Salt Lake City we would be censored if we failed to include Mr Douglas Doug-las H. Brown of the Capitol Glass Mr. Brown is that solid type of citizen whose fairness and friendliness friend-liness and sincere desire to be of service are accountable for a large measure of his success As time goes on his personal interests inter-ests have become more closelv interwoven with the business and civic affairs of the city. As a result he has, quite naturally become be-come accepted as a man who can be called upon and who will cheerfully do his part to further the development of those community com-munity activities to which he is best fitted to lend assistance MRS. DIAMOND ANGELO and FRANK JAMES, FRANCIS Progressiveness, coupled with ability, always a praiseworthy feature in the passing scene of any community's daily life, is to be duly appreciated. In full realization reali-zation of this and in recognition of the splendid personality which gives impetus to the personal success in her case, many residents resi-dents of Salt Lake City and our own community, regard Mrs. Diamond Angelo and Mr. Frank James, Francis, of Angelo's Restaurant, Res-taurant, as connoisseurs of good food and true assets to their city and this district. Mr. Francis and Mrs. Angelo are keeping their cafe at the forefront at all times both in business and civic activities and have maintained positions of leadership in their field of endeavor. en-deavor. Capable and energetic in the management of the business they have come to be recognized as two of the city's more 'progressive 'pro-gressive business people. The .splendid food and service supplied to the public by Frank James Francis and Mrs. Angelo, and Angelo's Restaurant in the past is the best indication of what may be expected of them in the future. They have our admiration ad-miration and best wishes for continued success. his city and the community for many miles around. His civic spirit is evidenced by the many services which he has performed and continues to perform in the interest of the people as a whole. No worthwhile enterprise which promises to benefit the community commu-nity escapes his attention. C. E. Burr is a man of wide acquaintance whose many friends admire and respect in him those virtues which inspire confidence and promote good feeling. His upright business methods are a credit to his inherent sense of fair play. A community is fortunate fortun-ate to number among its citizens a man of this type. We congratulate Mr. Burr on his splendid record of service and trust he shall continue to assist us for many years to come. voted a great deal of their time and energy to the growth and development of their city and this district and it is fitting at this time that we attempt to express ex-press in some small way our appreciation ap-preciation for their unselfish contributions to the general welfare wel-fare of the community. Their many friends admire and respect in them those virtues which promote confidence and inspire good will. Their upright business methods are but an outward out-ward reflection of their inherent appreciation for fair practices. We congratulate Mr. Andrus and Mr. Whiting on their success in both the business and civic life of their city and trust they will continue to progress in both fields of activity. progressive business men of the city who have shown their appreciation ap-preciation for their success by Thir a"e,ntion to civic matters. Ineir willingness to become cogs m the wheel of community progress, pro-gress, whenever united effort is needed to put over some movement move-ment or project advanced for the good of their city, has always been taken for granted. Joe Lundskog was formerly claims examiner for the unemployment unem-ployment compensation insurance insur-ance division of the department or employment security. Johnston and Lundskog's quiet assumption of responsibility, not only in connection with their own business but in regard to other matters as well, has very tmen lent a feeling of confidence to others interested in the same movements. Ln $mPlimenting Mr. Johnston and Mr. Lundskog upon their leading positions in the community commu-nity we do no more than express the admiration and respect of their many friends and associates. asso-ciates. O Wm. T. RALPH Logically a man who has earned the reputation of being one of Salt Lake City's more progressive automobile dealers would, in doing so, have earned the friendship and good will of a great many people throughout this entire district. A man who justly deserves that distinction is modest, efficient, friendly Wm. T Ralph, of the Capital Chevrolet Co. Mr. Ralph is the type of a man who would be an asset to any community, not only because the successful conduct of his business plays a definite part in the general gen-eral civic scheme; but the ultimate ulti-mate measure of his value to his city and this district lies in the fact that he is untireingly zealous zeal-ous and remarkably successful in the promotion of civic progress. It would be hard to estimate the actual dollars-and-cents value val-ue of men like this to their community. com-munity. We congratulate Salt Lake City for numbering among its more progressive citizens such a man as Wm. T. Ralph and we also express the wish that he will enjoy many more years of success and prosperity. 1 -eivp Business meu Sle-Minded Citizens m Lake City LinuedJrompage six) Urn. U0RE I .,,rin credit upon some tf bS men of Salt 1 vho in one way or tC have contributed their ! throve both business and s ! "Sns. we wish to say 5nd;r"f' praise about Mr. fiimore oPf Hadley's Bon Kit Lake City's leading Heady to wear dealers. f Latimore has set a stand- Self and the operation f business that, under exist- b" "ns has been difficult tS However that he has I? i proved by the large IV of business which Had-; Had-; Rnn Marche, continues to if much of which is due to leasing attention to detail f: ability to cope with new Unexpected problems. . f Latimore is also civic-f civic-f d and has, when asked, Sully cooperated on those i activities to which he has able to lend assistance. He than deserves the respect rood will he has earned and nd his friends are confident fhe will continue to main-fus main-fus high standing in his line fciness. ImesIThamilton 1 James E. Hamilton of the . Exchange, has won the J-sal respect and good will people of Salt Lake City t .e surrounding country for Vogressive manner in which ft; kept his company in the font of the business life of ) ftntire district. Also for the Lit and friendly willingness ' i displayed in accepting his II I of responsibility in aiding ) j projects. I Hamilton is not the kind iJ-ian who makes himself congou; con-gou; by the. manner in which inducts himself, either in I . or other matters. Yet !uiet reserve and air of con-i-e mark him as a man of i judgment, whose opinions advice are sought after and led to with respect. ; compliment James E. Ilam-for Ilam-for his successful manage-; manage-; of the Bottle Exchange, also us constructive advice and on those civic affairs in h he has found time to in-;! in-;! himself. He is a man whom C are proud to call friend. O HUES S. STEWART singling out some of the i progressive business and ;ssional men of Salt Lake we would be censored I uwuia we iaa to nclude Mr Miles S Stewart of the Century' Metal Craft Corp. He is am who has never spared himself in his participation in both the busi-city busi-city activities of his Mr. Stewart has always been conscious of his civic responsibilities responsi-bilities and ready and willing to meet in every detail those oppor-tumties oppor-tumties which come to his attention atten-tion to further civic enterprise. He may well be proud of his a-chievements a-chievements along these lines. Miles Stewart also deserves a great deal of credit for the honest hon-est and successful manner in which he has conducted his business busi-ness affairs. He is a friendly, likable person whose sincere desire de-sire to be of service has gained lor him a host of friends and acquaintances in and around Salt Lake City, who would if given the opportunity, join us in wish-ing wish-ing him many more years of continued con-tinued success. O- STAN D. LEWIS and Wm. B. PRESTON Due to the efforts of a group of wide-awake business and professional pro-fessional men Salt Lake City has attained a dominant position in the commercial life of this section sec-tion of the state. Two of the men who have justly earned credit for being progressive members of that group are Mr. Stan D. Lewis and Mr. Wm. B. Preston of the Blue Cottage Ice Cream Co. It is because of the successful operation of such businesses as theirs that Salt Lake City has earned the reputation of being one of the more progressive communities com-munities in this district. Lewis and Preston are men who have been conspicuously successful in spite of the fact that they have often neglected their own affairs to devote a part of their time and efforts to the successful promotion of some civic project. It is considered a privilege to include Stan Lewis and Bill Preston in this Salt Lake City review re-view and to publicly give them credit for their success in business busi-ness and for their many contributions contribu-tions to the general welfare of their city. JOE JOHNSTON and JOE LUNDSKOG. Generally speaking, civic pride is one of those things that goes hand-in-hand with success, because be-cause a man must have been successful suc-cessful to fully appreciate the advantages that were afforded him by the community in which he lives. Joe Johnston and Joe Lundskog the executive heads of Cake Box Inc., one of Salt Lake City's leading lead-ing bakeries, are two of those |