The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-08

CI StIdluluS Tue udctllQG OF causing tue
bundle to fly open, or both. 1ttakes consider
able time for man to get used to controlling
the wire binder. He often has enough to do
TO see TO his team, SO rs to cut full swath,
get around distractions, etc. On the WooGy
TWine Binder the driver does rot have to segI
him. 'S71l-
The Wood Binder also takes the grain away
from where the harvester delivers it as fast as
| it comes Wire binders leave all the gram
M there is full bundles or the driver lets the
binder operate. This is a very important fea-
| comes up IN bad shape, SO that when the bind
er has to take the whole bundle at once, it
cannot well handle the tangled mass, or if III
does it ties several bundles together that must
be torn apart by the shockers. Z
NAIL THAT FALsEHooD
Competitors have great fear Of the Wood
Irvine Binder. They see that their occupa-
ton OF making wire binders is near its end,
and some OF them resort to most disreputable
means to stem the swelling, current. They
assert that they viii make Irvine binders another
year, which they will exchange for wire bind
ers sold this year. Some farmers are sharp
enough to require a written agreement from
the agent that successful Irvine binder shall
De put on the harvester next year, or there
shall be no pay. But agents iava1iably refuse
10 give such av15tten agreement, however
ready they are to make the verbal promise
necessary to effect the sale.
The most barefaced falsehood resorted to hv
some is however. that thew claim that Wa
issued a confidential circY,iar "a h;s aa,ts "a
vising them to sell wire binders and not u
sell Irvine oinders No such circnIar was az.
en- issued BY Mr.. Wood, nor anything OF such
import. He set out to build 8 900 Of the Irvine
binders (besides a large number Of wire bind:
els) and contracted for stock for that number
last fall. SO urgent has been the demandtfat
he has increased the facilities for manufactur-
ing SO as to get out 4,OOO. The st. LouiT
branch house has sold 1,5OO OF them most q
these have gone through the harvest. THIS,
write that they could have sold six thousand
if they could have got them. And vet com
petitors say that Wood does not want to sell
Irvine binders! The councillors are the ones
that do not want Mr.. Wood to sell Irvine bind
ers. These competitors found q circular from
. Wood agent that buys. his machines who
knew all about the Wood wire binder, anc-
at the time of writing the circular knew bul
little of the Irvine binder telling his sub.a
that they had better sell the wire binder which
they understood and knew all about. The
circular was issued early last fall, and withou1
mr.. WOODS knowledge or consent, and be
ppIo9yeI ~ sIIongly Vlsn ne saw pu;
~ So, ~ ,,,s nas tne l,en
-. 80 :lL ae ANU
was no1 Waenln, MI Moods contrpl. inost-
~ ;sa,,ed e.slaes aool. nay
the thn .;, =, sot o0u anu
s sne , ~. sning WI Ie-acs on tnem. y l
i sslan t snas some i men eannos treat compe
has worthless Vol machine Which' these m co
nes;tors sau Ha 4hal, anse Gon
Gesnerate1ys ba 49, f a. INV, !.
h;ne - tsrbt & 49, as tea.
N, = - $50 80 =
nese ealne lcolHnpeISo o are ousy sendlnA
- aol .ne SouIh Inat tns m9ou bnae
~ ~ SLOW Wnat klna o. iaaiur
sooIi a. 11 woo
p p.n,n IA niSnl aorces q. me Iactory, ana
o, ,t Ine Wo5as W sngr !, ntnosI 70 lur
Gs,s = o1e-Isi! sne oIutIe call
s 10y ~ W uo ~. hahs lhls statement u OF
uea 20 enece sales; .has ls notnecessary. liner
aehne I'm men ~no can put on 4nS
g fhan o., nTse anu mouia
t i,ey h msle tng n sure OF getnng renap.
WIRE binders m who can possibly DO 50, and &
wnas me tWne plnders 90 TINS year. on
aS.n.s az sel1Dely ~ Only tnos
VINO must nave machines thls year, ana TO &c
Iuoso WHO can GET along 70 WALL we shal pm
p NEW. l,o wv anu SGUV tWlne plhders INT
minnesota q. alone, ana Jnere WILL pc plenty
appearances 70 learn just WHAT the binder Is
TESTIMONIALS. tss
We can furnish testimonials in large nun
ern fields, and will do 40 on duplication. W
give two or three letters as specimens. Her
is one from Clinton Douglas, whose residenc
is Plainview, Mimi, who has gone South s.
H1l,, 81, X = L. = -
10 e.s'1 Ss,1. ~, -, - 900
Arrived Of this ,,n:nt me, ,nnrr;,,o
o,c1ncL Have 10 sl set ~, 4,aa . ~
uay lWllh Inc heip OF plen!y OF farmers) an
took one out four miles mile and started ats pr
GU seven e:n ~. times around ten-acre field, az
alter il.lie adjustment OF tension ana graspt
tne hrst lew rods It went OF Ikea top. NeW
chasers are enthusiastic about the machin
The wheat was tall and heavy stood should,
high, and will go th5rty,fse bushels per acr
according to estimate Of several farmers c
the ground, and yet should think that on,
an average field. It is the first Irvine bind
car nod a,5 cn,,1d sal 1aaS q ~.
conld rat 1the,a N,,e o. - s+art tuo mo No
90 in ths :, 1raino, = 3 Yours trnl
a. NOW DnmnYAs1
The fo,,owino IS from ,14-N = lN 1 1Dnns.
u:Watanna, Miln1h, VINO slo went south 70 STA
Di ll'' ~ (, - ,oe-
s+arted ~ 1900 M set aas
two Monday and three YESTERDAY. With Il
were large crowds of people where start
-. .ht binders, and they say they an