The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-04
It IS ROLLING IN
Wichita Wholesale Gfocery's
Big Addition to Cudahy Fund.
ANOTHER FIVE HUNDRED
Other Public Spirited Men
Add TO Days Enthusiasm.

Yesterday the Wichita Wholesale Groc-
cry company put steam into the Cudahy
packing house proposition by subscribing
500 towards the fund. The $500 subscrip-
tions look big, and they are 1t would
take only sixty of them to make up the
amount required to be raised here in
Wichita among the people and business
men.
Yesterday the list grew rapidly, and
last evening the days subscriptions stood
as follows:
Wichita Wholesale Grocery ........... $500
Clarenes Fulton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800
Potts Drug Company .........-.....-... 300
lines & Co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Davidson & Case ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
). W. Cooper .-......................... 200
J. Q. Hamilton ...........................1 100
Harry Ba9AE ............................1 100
This is $500 dollars, and If the people
of Wichita will keep up this lick, with
the sum already raised, the matter will
soon be settled.
$500 subscription starts the day off
with spirit. The Wichita Wholesale
Grocery's subscription yesterday came
first and opportunity and was another
evidence Of this firms splendid enter
prise and public-spiritedness. One Of the
big surprises of yesterday wos the sub
scription Of Mr.. Hamilton Of the new
hotel. The committee was not hunting
for him. EIe Searched the committee out
and planked down his 800 and is proba-
bly, willing to better it later This is the
spirit that counts.
All the men who subscribed yesterday
and whose names appear above were
wide awake 20 the future Of Wichita and
keenIy alive to her possibilities, as they
showed by the subscriptions
Clarence Fulton. the popular clothier
had just come back from New York
Like all those who come back to Wkch-
tia, his lowe for the city and faith in
her was stronger than ever Mr.. Fulton
in speaking Of the packing house propo-
sition said:
I have inst recently returned from the
east, but jCst as soon as I heard Of the
new plan 7 made up my mind to give
something toward raising the 100000. This
amount is rot a large one for Wichita
people to raise, and when the number
less advantages are thought Of il seams
very small when compared to the real
worth Of the establishment to a place
like Wichita.
when the place IS operated il will en-
ploy a large number Of men. and this
means steady employment for Wichita's
laboring men. The laborers will get good
wages, and a large per cent of the
money will be spent in Wichita. When
the amount is figured up it will surprise
Wichita people. BY the Iaboring men
having employment it means that the
merchants OF Wichita will get more bust
ness.
''The Cudahys are solid people and will
DO any town lots Of good by having their
plant in eeration in its vicinity Wich-
tia is the place for a stock center. I
want TO see the old Whitaker plant in
operation, and it did not take me very
long to make n decision in regard to
helping to raise the required amount"
WHERE THE real. CREDIT BELONGS
Great credit has been given TO the al
lied generals in China for prompt action
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the credit Of saving thousands Of Ameri-
ran citizens dragged down in health to
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oe convinced. J. p. Allen, Doclun 6
AlSginson, Geo. Van Werden.