Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
INVESTIGATES THE
WOODEN MILLS
A. ". Lumm Comes From TO.
bart, Oklahoma, 10 InyeS.
tieate for himself.
IS MUCH IMPRESSED WITH Mills
tsa,urday March 24)

qacrluo Wooden Mills was taken up
and discussed 90 great length Tho
committee having the matter n hand
composed of Mcsara icpcwol. Sirick-
Ter and Brooks, stated that thcy would
be- ready to make their rcpor, a. The
neat meeting of the club.
AZ lass nights meeting A.W lumm,
q prominent farmer OF Hobart. OKLA
and a Hcmbor OF the Farmers Alii-
ancc. wHr present, having arrived ln
tho city yesterday from Hobart for
the purpose OF investigating for him
self thC conditions pertaining 20 the
WOODEN mills. ane 81 which he VIII
make n rcpor. TO the members OF the
Farmers Alliance Ia the Hobart Gln-
trlct. upon his return TO that city
Mr. I.umm lmpfcggrs one as being a
decidedly business like gentleman,
one who can look deep into things of
a huslpOsg nature. despite the fact
that his life has been spent as al
farmer. and one whom II would evil
IDENTIFY be- hard to deceive In husi-
ness deal He has made a visit to
the wooden mills. having been shown
every department By President Bear
rup. and was so much impressed with
the outlook for "a favorable investment
that he Immediately bought a block
OF stock for himself and his wife and
family. and that he will render
favorable report to hlg constituents
IA Oklahoma concerning the Rio
orlando Wooden mills can hardly be
doubted after listening TO Mr Lumms
enthusiastic views ON the subject.
During his stay in this city Mr.
iumm called 40 the once OF the The
Evening Citizen. and IN conversation
with q representative of the paper
gave out the following interview;
Some time agO n Mr. Woodrow,
representing the Rio 0randc Wooden
mills. stopped on IN our town and ad-
dressed n large number of the citi-
zens and farmers on the wooden MN
proposition. He was an excellent
talkop, but some questions asked aim
hy some Of uH were Of q nature that
ne had failed 10 post himself on, and
consequently his showing was not an
good as q might have been. We
asked him how many AlhuquerqucauS
had taken atnck IN the mills. and how
much they had taken The showing
along this line was not all n might
have been either We ;alked q over
among ourselves and az last De.
y cided 10 come TO Albuquerque and see
for myself on my way out ] stop.
ped al Trinidad. las Vegas, Ration
and other places. and J inquired ~
each place about the mills Imagine
mv surprise when / rallied 90 und a
solitary man that even knew there
was q wooden mill On Albuquerque
arrived here and was ln sight OF tho
min before found anybody who
knew where the mM was. / MADE
"A Ha.a. HHaaa HH.I
the books, and found the entire prop
osltIun way beyond my Widest ok
puc,atious. I believe % is a paying
proposition. aud I am going 90 lol
my farmer friends back IN Oklahoma
know what "a really good thing % o.
u hear nothing but praise for the
president Mr. nearrup. although
have asked 30 least lfty business
men about him. he is "a socialist,
understand. but ,rom an hear. dil
political creed docs not interior,
In the least with the excellent man
agemont OF the Institution, and my
examination OF the books showed m,
that Mr. Bcarrup, nor any other OH
Ger of the concern has any advantage
not ponny's worth, over the rest o
~ the stockholders
Il am SO impressed with the insii
tdtiOn that ! am seriously cOnsidcrln,
retiring from the farming business an,
dev1ting my entire time to the mt
aud the furiherinF of the success o
the institution. ! am ready 90 inves
a. muca money na / have, " they vii
iet me have the stock.
Friends OF mine IN Hobart wht
have received suits OF clothes from
tho mill have stated that they coul,
not duplicate them IN any store fo
s25. The suit from tho wooden mills
an wool and costs them stif0
Another friend OF mine stocked uI
on Rio Grande Wooden mills goods
blankets clothing, underwear etc
and stated that on q purchase o
Sa2 De saved t92 meaning that else
whore the same goods would have
cost him Just twice what ho paid fo
them here. ! dld not see, until caml
and investigated for myself how
such excellent material could b,
l turned out for such n price and stil
Rlonvc % profit for tho manufacturer
Mr.. lumm who paid his own OK
ponsCs out mere 90 Investigate M
mills. rs exceedingly enthusiastic o
this particular enterprise OF Alhu
querQuo, and while hc represents n'
party on alliance. he stated that 10
felt he would be- doing his farmo
friends q good turn by telling then
90 the bright prospects FOR the sue
cess of the mills, and putting then
next 10 a good thing.
Mr. lumm viii remain In the me
tropolls until Monday or Tuesday, be
fore returning 90 Hobart
Always Keeps chambsrlaln'a couel
Eve would not be without Chamber
lnlna Cough Remedy. II S. kept OF
hand continually IN eur home say
w. w. Kearuey. EDITOR Of The lnde
pendent, Lowry City Mo. That q
Just what every family should do
When kept 90 hand ready for instan
use. a cold may be- checked ~ the oui
set and cured IN much less time thai
after u has become settled In th'
= ystem. This remedy is also wlthou
a peer for Group in children. aud VII
prevent the attack when giyon as aool
as the child becomes h0arse. o. ovei
after the croupy cough appears, whicl
can only be done when the remedy Z
kept at hand. For sale by az drug
gists
MAY ESTABLISH WOODEN
Mfl AT HONWE ~