The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-13
STORY OF PROSPERITY !.
PLEASES BUSINESS men
Representative Men in All of the Citys Walks Praise
The Globe for Showing by IncontroyeribIe Facts
to the Entire Northwest the Real financial
and Industrial Conditions S s:ss 81 &.

Northwest e e sGlob e s. represen-
tation of conditions must have proved
reassuring. e.,frr,i.4 go ,iaft
w. S. Thorn, Assistant General Pas
senger Agent 500 Line-Ah railroad
men who are in touch with conditions
are pleased to. see the way in which
4 he GI,o b e brought before the pub
lie the facts in regard to the wheat
crop. We expect that there will be just
as much business. this year as usual.
II not more, and all business men
should do what they can to discourage
hard times talk
Samuel S. Auss, SchmitZ-Auss Com.
pan "a men appreciate the
splendid manner in which Tsh e 10 y
revealed the actual situation in the
Northwest. No other medium could
pave so effectually killed a spirit of
dlstrust Which mad taken root In some
quarters. While the wheat crop. is,
reckoned with as controlling factor
m northwestern commercial affairs,
1t is well to- bear in mind that high
prices VIII net the farmer as much
cash when the yield is limited as
medium prices will when the crop is
abundant, L he SIG 10 be. forcibly
presented this view and showed that
business will not be affected by the,
partial faIiursI of the crop.
Mayor nSIni th-Theg statements a by
+ n e G TO e. carry out the impress
S1ons that I gained on recent trip to
the country. Although the farmers
were complaining of the poor wheat
crop it was evident that they expected
to realize 1handSomely on their entire
crop. have heard a number of eX-
preston appreciatiye Of - T h e
G b e. republication showing there is
poor business but that everything
points to1sa prosperous year.
e.. w. BazMle, Probate Judge-Every
good citizen Is glad to read an an
nouncenent showing that the people
are prosperous and that there is every
reason to- believe that they will con-
tinue to be SO. A great deal depends
upon the s sentiments of the people,
and in this case the publication in The
Sunday Glob e has, according to my
vieW3 done much good. $50 @
Louis Betz, COMPREHENSIVE fact
that the money market is easy as to
! first class securities shows that the
sentiments expressed in Sundays
G 10 are based on fact. I believe
that the publication will do great good
/ in -reviying confidence in business,
causing prospective investors to real
ize that business affairs are on a sub
stantial basis and urging them to I'M
dertakes the carrying out of business
plans concerning which they have hes,
itated because of reports heretofore
spread.
Peter Van HoVen, Member of the
Board of Public Works-The Sunday
G O. be showed conclusively that the
great majority of people believe in the
substantially of business affairs, and
the result should be that persons in
terested in business affairs should be
Qn6(nJr9 ped nraoQa6 The inter-
| views will be of almost inestimable
value because of the presidential cleo
|. ton, which is reputed to always have
a bad effect on business. -
Otto Bremen, City Treasurer - The
publication in Z he G OF bears out in
/. detail what have contended for some
tmonths-that there was no reason to
fear adverse business conditions. From
my personal knowledge the interviews
| have served to brace UP great many
small business men who had it in their
minds to retrench in view of a hard
| winter. }4
Winn Powers, Member of the Assem-
| -bly-It was a real welcome to return
| to st. Paul and on the day of my ar
rival read in T he G lob e great
! number of interviews that voiced the
opinion that / had formed from trip
| through the Red river valley. The cor
reetness of the. position taken by, the
! persons interviewed is beyond question.
! There is already an apparent revival
| of business, and all that is needed is to
! impress upon 1.-THE persons in business
| the facts that exist in the farming COM
munitieS.
| DR.. Rudolph Schiffmann. Member of
| the AssemhlyrrAfter the appearance of
| the, interviews lin T he G 10 b e ] have
! noticed that there has been a better
| and frner feeling among the business
4 "A = ,c,fv fi0,1 Of
| power of the press. When a publica-
| ton is made that is SO apparently based
| on fact tits, sure to have an effect.
| From all sides hear confederation Of
| the position taken, by, The Clio e,
and it is evident that it deserves much
| credit for the stand that it has taken
| DIR. Justus Ohage, Health Commits
! SiOner-When business men can talk in
! such a positive manner as they did in
1 the Sunday G o b I must admit that
they know of what they are talking.
1 There is no question but that the gen
eral public will give T h e G o b e great
1 credit for having brought to focus
the general opinion that there is really
most prosperous year before the
country. s
| Swan A.Ponthan, Deputy City Comp
/ troller-T h e Clio b e made hit by
| taking the position that it did Sunday.
| You hear the facts discussed on all
| sides, and the comment is favorable
| without exception. ~
| Judge Robert Hine, Municipal Court
Every effort to- encourage confidence
4 in the business world, especially when
| there is carping tendency, Is benefi-
cial, and T. e Clio b e S exposition of
! conditions in the Northwest should be
appreciated. -
/ Lieut. Frank Horn, Police Depart
ment-T h g o e S report on the
crop and forecast of resulting business
conditions in the Northwest, it seems tie
me, showed the knockers thing OF
/ two 'shili7 =, fhF!1ii1' - !, 7'A-r' -
! Emil Helmes, City Prosecutor h 6
\ Gil o b did a good thing in showing
the people the actual status of the CROP
rand no one should fail to accept its
optimistic view of the business situa-
ton in this pant of the country.
4 Frank A. Holcomb, Druggist h {
Sunday Globe brought GOOD
news, in that every man in business in
St. Paul is vitality interested in the
nature of the business during the nexi
few months. The paper is to be con-
r. Abel A1iaers on he Globe has
proven that it's newspaper. 1t has
shown the people of the Northwest thai
there is no reason to fear business de-
preston. That is something that 9
man who is selling goods will appre.
.ciate. = Is Ea4k ~ zse
~ Alex Lindh1 hi Jeweler-The effect OF