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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-31
PERFECT
LAUNDRY
WORK

w. }. Slaughter, Agent.
Orders taken at Slaughter's barber
shop, south side of plaza.
Basket leaves at Z a. m. on Wednes-
days and returns on Friday night; laun-
dry ready for delivery Saturday morning.
No extra freight or delivery charges.
The Las Vegas Steam laundry makes
a specially Of fine laundry work,
and it's work first class In all part!cn.
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THINKS WILL BE PRINCE AND

THINKS WILL BE PRINCE AND
FALL.
1t is nov generally conceded that
Hon. L. Bradford Prince will receive
the nomination for delegate to congress
on the Republican ticket and Hon. A.
b. Fall the Democratic nomination.
New Mexico will have a good chance
for statehood and other things, 1.-THE
latter principally with either ore re.
presenting New Mexico in Washington.
Rio Grande Republican.
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Real Estate Agent and Notary
Public.

r. L. BACA.
Real estate agent and notary public.
Expert translator from Spanish to Eng
lish and from English to Spanish. Type
writing done correctly and neatly. Of
fee Prince block, Palace avenue. Santa
Fe, N. M.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-31

BAILEY & MONNIG. Manager
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
ULYssEs D. EDDY.
Startling Statement Regarding Eight
Large Companies.

Ulysses ID. Eddy is at the head of Flint
q Co. Speaking for their interest, Mr..
Charles r. Flint, of No. 30 Broad street,
one Of the most progressive business men
Of this country, said:
Several of the industrial corporations in
which l am interested as a stockholder have
regular comparative statements compiled
showing the volume of business by years.
Among them are the Flint-Eddy and Amer
lean Trading Company, which exports man
ufactured goods and imports raw material;
the United States Rubber Company, which
manufactures rubber boots and shoes; the
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company,
which makes all kinds of rubber goods
other than boots and shoes; the Export
Lumber Company. which handles white and
North Carolina pine; the American Chicle
Company, the United States Bobbin and
Shuttle Company the American Clay Man
ufacturing Company and the Schloss-Shef-
field Steel and Iron Company.
'srhe total volume Of the business Of these
corporations is about SS0.000,0O0 per an
mum. and the business during the past four
years Of these corporations has been double
what it was during the years from 1892 to
1896. The number Of employees also proper
tionatey increased This has been owing
to some extent to the natural growth %
business in the United States, but particu-
larry owing to the fact that during the past
four years we have had an era of prosper
ity and a great increase in the exports Of
manufactured goods, caused by economic
productionm -
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
IxENTucKY DIsTILLERIrs GO.

There Was No business In Is82-0. says
Representative of the Firm.
''The two periods. 1926 and fS96-19OO,
cannot be compared" said an official Of the
Kentucky Distilleres and Warehouse Com
pany at No. p William street There
was no business to speak of during the
former period. Since 1896 the volume has
been enormous. Hundreds of new en-
ployes have been taken on and wages have
Increased. There is no doubt that the re-
stored confidence among financiers and
business men brought about the era of pros
perity. In case of a change Of national
policy at the coming election there is likely
10 be another depression"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
sMITH & M,NELI.
Veteran Restaurant Proprietor Pr
diet. nlanaler An Cn.e of Change.

Veteran Restaurant Proprietor Pre-
diets Disaster An Case of Change.
''rhc restaurant business has increased
hundredfold during the last four years -
said Mr.. Mcneil, OF Smith & Mcneil. No
1873 Greenwich street, who has been In this
business since 1853 "There Is no doubt
that this has been brought about by the
policy pursued by the party now in power
and | believe that the good times will in
crease with the Endorsement of that policy;
but II change should be made at the com
ing election there would be long period
of instability, withdrawal Of capital. re-
duced wages and the hard times expert
enced during the years from 1892 TO 1896.
The voter should carefully weigh the CON
sequences Of voting against the present
policy
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
HAvEN q sTouT.
Like Turning from Darkness to Day
light" say These BanI<ers of
Past and Present.

The comparison Of business conditions
now and during 1926 is like turning from
darkness to daylight" said Mr.. Haven. Of
Haven & Stout bankers at No. 1 Nassau
street. During the last four years busi-
ness In our line has increased so much that
il would be difficult to determine the per-
centage in figures. Employees have increased,
doubled and trebled in many cases. and
much heavier payrolls are the rule We be-
lieve these good conditions will continue
should the present national policy be ap-
proved at the November elections. But, on
the other hand. should a change occur, the
country will be compelled TO pass through
one Of the greatest panics ever known.
Voters do not seem to fully realize this,
and they would do well TO consider the
situation carefully before casting their bal
lots for untried theories, and theories which,
in practice, have failed so lamentably."
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
sIEGEL-cooPER co.
Great Department store Has Partici~
pated In the General Prosperity.

Great Department store Hae faFuct~
pated In the General Prosperity.
"The increase in the volume Of our busi-
ness during the past two years is about 70
per cent. said Mr.. B. J. Greenhut, Of the
department store of Siegel-Cooper Co. The
number of our employees has increased inn
mensely, as have wages paid We attribute
this to the general prosperity which the
country seems 10 have enjoyed. and which
is due, in our opinion, to confidence in the
policy OF the party in power. For the
same amount of money we are now enabled
to sell to customers higher grade Of mer-
chandise than several years ago. In some
cases for less money We can give better
goods than in the past This is due to the
protective tariff
I'VE believe il would be exceedingly dan
gerous TO commercial and financial interests
to change the national policy now. and hope
voters will realize that Il is more n quee-
tion Of business than politics. There were
never so many people employed at living
wages as now. and a repudiation Of the
methods pursued at Washington would
throw thousands out Of work"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
LAIpLAM q co.

WeIi-xnown Bankers Talk of the
Prosperity Enjoyed by Their Firm.
"Our business has more than doubled"
said member Of the banking firm of Laid
law & Co. of No. Ia Wall street. This
is comparative of the period from 1926
and 1S96-19OO, and is very conservative
estimate. The number Of employees have
increased correspondingly, and higher wages
have been paid. We look for great con-
traction Of business in case of change in
the national policy. Capitalists would be
afraid to do anything on account Of the
disturbed confidence. On the other hand,
if the Administration is indorsed, the policy
which has been proved during the last four
years will continue to produce good re-
suits"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
VI. l.. ERNST.

Real Estnte Man. Tells of 90 Per
Gent. Increase in Business.
"The real estate business has increased in
volume at least 80 per cent during the past
four years, as compared with the previous
four years." said NJ. l.. Ernest we'll
known real estate broker, at No. 30 Nassau
street II attribute this condition 10 the
restored confidence in financial and com
mercial circles, and believe il win continue
n the present Administration is continued
In power. On the other hand, If there
should be a change by voters in November
/ predict an era Of bad times instability
loss Of confidence and reduction Of wages
Business would now be much better were Il
not for the uncertainty existing on account
Of the coming election.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
F. w. GILLEY, JR.. a co.
Largely Increased business Noticed b.
Nassau street establishments.

Nassau street establishments.
1T is hardly necessary for one 10 call
attention to the vast improvement in fl
nancial and commercial circles since 1885,"
said member Of the firm of f. w. Gilley
Jr & Co., Of No. Nassau street. invest
ment brokers' 1T Is so self-evident that
he who runs may read There is hardly
any comparison when the period from 1892
10 1896 is taken up, for the reason that
very little business was done then, on ac-
count of the withdrawal of capital from
new enterprises. With the advent of re-
stored confidence in 1896 wages We're in
creased and thousands of unemployed given
work to handle the enormously increased
volume Of business. Our present policy
should be continued by the voters in No
vember, for if a change should now occur
conditions would be even worse than dur
ing 1926"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
W. n. WILCOX.
Wen-known Lawyer speaks from Per-
sonnI Examination of Cor
porntiOnE.

Mr.. w. X. Wilcox. well-known lawyer,
with offices at No. 30 Nassau street said;
Every interest with which | have con-
nections has shown large increases during
the past four years. and the prosperity Is
attributed TO the confidence in the Admins
tratiOn. Where have had occasion 10
look into other corporations In the interest
OF clients / have found a much greater
volume OF business than during 1926. A
change now would bring disaster to finan-
cial and commercial lines"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
rEREz. RoDRIeuEz a co.

Cigar Manufa acturers Enjoyed an In
crease OF 80 Per Cent. In business.
''The volume Of our business during the
last four years as compared with the period
from 1892 10 1896 has increased 30 per
cent" said ID. Il. Whitbeck, OF the firm
Of Perez. Rodriguez n Co.. manufacturers
Of fine cigars at No. 1iS Pearl street 1--WE
are now paying a higher rate of wage
than ever before, and have many more em-
ployes. Mr.. Marcellno the senior member
OF our firm, has just arrived from Havana
where he made his purchases for the senson
Of l0OO-1, aud expects 10 increase business
10 per cent. In the event Of the Endorsement
Of the present Administration"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
WILLIAM STRAUSS.

William Strauss is a wcll-known corp0ras
ton lawyer, a. No. 30 Broad street. Speak
ing Of the railroad interests. he said that
during 1S02-'06 railroads were being reor-
ganized, and many had TO be given into the
hands Of receivers. Since that time these
same roads have experienced such a large
volume Of traffic that they are paying dlvl-
dends on common as well as preferred
stock. II would be disastrous. he said, to
change conditions now in the conduct Of the
government
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
ANDREW M'KINNEY a 60.
Panic Predicted I'm Case OF a Change I'm
the National Policy.

Andrew Mckinney & Co.. bankers and
brokers. at No. 80 Broadway. through a
member Of the firm. made the following
statement:
I'VE believe that disastrous panic would
be the result Of change in Administration
at the coming election. Il would disarrange
our financial system. destroy the conf
dence of other nations in our integrity, and
cause capital to withdraw from enterprise
which would be followed by paralysis In
business, reduction in wages and idleness
for thousands Of those now employed at
good salaries. In our line of business an
increase in volume Of about % per cent.
during the past four years, as compared
with 1925. has been noticed. Wages have
been increased and many more employees
taken on. Voters who wish this condition
maintained should cast their ballots for
those who brought IL about"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
WILLIAM MORTON GRINNELL.

Lawyer Fears for the Integrity of the
supreme Court of the United states.
"A change az the coming November cleo
tons would be one Of the most unwse
moves ever made by the country" said Mr.,
William Morton Grinnell lawyer. at No 20
Broad. "rhe integrity of our Supreme
Court would be attacked. Not only that,
but the gold standard. that rock upon
which financial and commercial stability
depends. would be repudiated The great
prosperity Of the past four years was
brought about by the policy Of the present
Administration. and that prosperity win in
crease should no change be made. The
worst panic in the history Of the country
would follow n change
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
CARLISLE NORWOOD.
Fewer Had Debts Noticed During the
Past -Four Years.

Carlisle Norwood, a well-known lawyer
at No. 81 Nassau street said: II have no.
ticed In commercial circles that the bad
debts have been reduced TO the minimum
during the past four years. This is a great
feature in a business mans dealings.
believe that the general prosperity which
my clients without exception tell me they
have been enjoying, will continue should
the people vote 20 indorse the present Ad-
ministration. Irrespective Of politics my
clients are desirous Of this action, feeling
that with change in policy financial aud
commercial disaster would inevitably re-
suit"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
ARrHuR LELAND 8 oo.

I'VE have been much more prosperous
during the last four years than 1926. al
though / could not estimate the percentage
increase in business, but wages and EN-
ployes have been increased also," remarked
a member of the banking firm Of Arthur
Leland d Co., of No. "a Wall street. I'VE
feel that these conditions were brought
about by the change in administration in
1897, and believe a change now would be
disastrous to financial and commercial in
terestS"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
\. \. am roRro nIco :. 5. oo.

Henry T. Knowlton. the general manager
Of the New York and Porto Rico Steam
ship Company: Our company has been do
INK large business since the LIST of May.
or course the war and Spanish misrule In
Porto Rico made it impossible prior 10 the
establishment Of civil government by the
United States to conduct any volume Of
business, but We have now constructed a
NlOO.OOO pier nc Porto Rico, have built
three new steamships and expect TO have
an enormous trade as the development Of
the island proceeds"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
PHoTo-ENGRAvINe co.

General Prosperity Attributed 10 the
Policy of Present Administration.
I'VE have increased the volume Of our
business fully 30 per cent during the last
four years" said representative Of the
Photo Engraving Company, Of No. 10 Muir
ray street. There Is no doubt in our minds
that the general prosperity which brought
about this gratifying result Is due 10 the
policy Of the present Administration, and
We believe that in case of its Endorsement
at the coming election business will con-
tinue to expand; but on the other hand,
should a change occur a decrease would be
expected"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
sILAs Q. CROFT.
Surveyor of the Port, Tells Of LarKs
Increase I'm Business.

Increase In business.
The following information was given By
Slas G. Croft Surveyor Of the Port
In the Surveyors department alone there
has been an increase IN the volume Of busi-
ness during the last four years. as COM
pared with the period 1926 Of 25 to 40
per cent. This covers the arrivals Of yes
sels their cargoes. weighing gauging and
measuring Of imported merchandise. export
alton with benefit Of drawback, transporta-
ton 70 interior ports immediate export 70
foreign countries. examination Of vessels
and admeasurement Of vessels for tonnage.
This large increase is shown notwithstand-
ing the Surveyor has reduced the expenses
Of his department from $1,000 10 $4,000
per year since his advent into office
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
NASSAU sMELrING COMPANY.

The Nassau Smelling Company has its
works at the corner Of West Twenty-eighth
street and Thirteenth avenue The man
agement say their business has increased
one hundred per cent. In volume during the
past four years as compared with the Pc
riod 1S92-'90. They look for a further in
crease should no change be made in the ma
tional Administration.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
y. q n. r. ANTHONY q co.

member of the firm Of f. & H. r..
Anthony, dealers in photographers sup
plies at No. 122 Fifth avenue, said thar
In the event of a change In administration
at the coming election he would look for
decreased business. But II there was no
change the present era Of prosperity would
expand. Their business had increased sub
stantally during the last fanr <aa=s. II
sald.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
rREApwEIL CLEVELAND.

Treadwel Cleveland. a lawyer Of No. IS
Wall street, said; The salvation Of the
country depends upon the Endorsement OF
the present Administration Our Supreme
Court must not be corrupted as is threat
ened In case OF a change. Conditions would
be worse than during 1926"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
). H. THORP a co.

]. II. Thorp & Co., importers of and
dealers in upholstery goods, at No. 230
Fourth avenue, report: "Our business has
increased in volume during the last four
years about 90 per cent. The number of
our employees has been doubled. We at
tribute this increase TO the policy Of the
Administration, and would look for de
crease II that policy were changed at the
coming election"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
FRANK n. PLArT.
cites the Case of n New York Town as
sample of Prosperity.

sample of Prosperity.
"The business of the country has in
creased wonderfully in volume since 1896"
said Frank III. Plat, the well-known law
yer. 1T is 80 self-evident that comment is
really superfluous. AS illustrative Of what
appears to be the rule the country over, ac-
cording TO my experience. take the town Of
Fulton. ~ Y. of 5000 inhabitants. Dur
ing 1926 business was exceedingly dull
and listless. Now. new enterprises are
booming; hundreds of new employees have
been hired. and the town is exceedingly
prosperous. Restored confidence in the
policy of the Administration is responsible,
and unless voters wish a return to bad
times they should continue the present
government in power"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
Change of Policy Now would he Terri-
BILE shock 20 business.

Change of Policy Now would he Terri
BILE shock 10 Business.
"As soon as the election was decided in
1896" said Mr.. Lathrop. Of Lathrop &
Smith, brokers at No. 81 Broad street. 'im-
provement set in and steadily continued,
increasing in force and eliminating in the
enormous business Of 1S99-19OO, and it has
now been checked by the conservatism
aroused by the mere chance Of a change in
the national policy. Very few in the busi-
ness world, so far as l know have any
other opinion than this-if the present ad-
ministration is indorsed prosperity through
out the entire business community will con-
tinue, and exceed anything We have had.
The success of the opposition would be q
terrible shock and check to improvement
and il would be long time before business
would recover"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
WELD. cOnURN a wILcKENs.

Mems Furnishing Goods sales In
creased 10 Per Cent. in volume.
"A 10 per cent Increase has been eN-
porienced by rs in the volume Of our busi-
ness during 1S06-l0O0 ns compared With
1926" said a member Of the firm Of
Weld, Coburn a Wilckens, manufacturers
Of mems furnishings, at No. sos broadway
Wages and the number Of employees have
lncreaeed proportlonately. We believe a
change in the policy Of the government now
would mean disaster 20 our business
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
E. w. oGLEBAY.

Oglebay, Norton & Co. is one Of the larg-
est concerns in Cleveland. Ohio. in the iron
ore business. They handle Lake Superior
and Cuban iron ores, and have offices at
No los Superior street. p. w. Oclebay.
d. 2. Norton and L. NJ. Biller are members
of the firm.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
cnARLrs n. TREAT.
Internal Revenue Collector shows In.
crenseA In the YenrIx CnIIectlonn

Internal Revenue Collector shows In~
crensea I'm the Yearly Collections.
I'VE cannot compare the years previous
to 1897 with the present time for the rea-
son that fire destroyed our records" said
Mr. Charles II. Treat. Collector Of Inter-
nal Revenue for the Second District Of
New York.
Following are the figures we have,
showing total receipts.
1e07-ISas. Observation-Disclosures. S3OO0.a91 50
1S9S- tSNA. Observation-Disclosures. i4S2O lO4 As
1S00-10O0. Observation-Disclosures. f00if 247 69
"Of course the war revenue supplied the
majority Of the heavy increases shown. but
there is no doubt that normal business in
creased largely, due TO the general pros
perity Of the country. brought about by the
policy pursued by the Administration.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
nuoAnrs 4 RICHMOND.

Rhoades & Richmond are prominent
bankers. with offices at No. 20 Broad street,
where they do large business and have
a high reputation IN financial circles. They
have experienced a heavy increase in busi-
ness since 1896.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
WHITE MANUFACTURING 90.

Charge in the Administration az Pres
ent Deprecated by Machiniats.
President White, Of the White Manufac-
turing Company, general machinlsts Of No
900 West Thirty-fourth street, says "Our
business has increased during 1S96-19OO
over 1892 1896 as have our employees and
their wages Il think any change in the
administration Of the national government
would have a very bad effect on business" Z"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
GEoRGE n. BIDwELL.
Collector OF Port Furnishes Statistics
showing Imports ana Exports.

Collector Of Port George r. Bidwell says;
Take the receipts for duties on imports
at this port from all sources during the
year 1894. when the total was SST ,S49,4ST.
In 1900 the total figures are S153, ,253, $50.
nearly double the former amount. In 1895
they amounted 10 S1O4, 131, 1856, while in
1899 they were S137 ,455.20S.
The value of exports during 1894 was
S389, 1896 In 1899 they amounted TO
s459. .217. In 1895 the total was S325.-
go, ,062. while in 1898 It was S445,515, TY4.
"These figures speak loudly the prosper
ity Of the country during the past four
years"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
WILLIAM IRWIN.

General Prosperity Attributed TO the
Policy of the Administration.
Mr.. William Irwin, a lawyer at No. 2O3
Broadway, said: The large increase in the
volume of the business during the past four
years compared with the previous period
from 1926. is attributable, in my judg-
ment. TO the policy pursued by the Admin
istration. and believe will continue should
the present government be indorsed. On
the other hand in the event of a change,
feel confident disaster would overtake
financial and commercial pursuits, and a
long period Of depression would ensue."
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
DONALD M'LEAN.

Mr.. Donald Mclean, well-known law
yer, whose offices are on the fourteenth
floor OF No. "a William street. said he had
many reports OF increases in every line
OF business throughout the country during
the last four years. He thinks it would
be very unwise to change the national
policy at present
Evening journal., 1900-10-23

dealers. at No. 1896 Broadway. "Our en-
ployes have increased 40 per cent. We or
ganized in 1919, and never experienced a
more prosperous year than the last
This condition OF business was brought
about. we feel by restored confidence
among financial and commercial interests.
A change now would be disastrous. and
result in reversion 10 the stagnation ex-
perienced during the period from 1892 TO
1906"
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
HENRY L. BURNETT.

should the Integrity OF the supreme
Court BE Attacked the Doom OF
the Republic VIII sound.
Henry l.. Burnett, the United States Dis
trict Attorney, said: II believe, with a we'll
known French writer, that the doom of the
republic will sound If the integrity Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States shall
be attacked and corruption defile its sacred
office. This is threatened in case the pres
ent Administration is not indorsed Besides,
the great prosperity which has been en-
joyed during the last few years will disap-
pear. and business will again be depressed,
as in 1S92'96. The election is a momentous
one"