The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-14
TODAY'SFO OOTBALL
FIRST HALF.
Princeton 8, Yale 0.
Chicago 0, Cornell 9.
Harvard 0, Dartmouth 0.
Grand Forks 9, East Grand Forks o.
Fargo 8, Minot 0.
SECOND HALF.
Princeton 8, Yale II.

were per cent better than in August.
"Our mills advise US that in the last
few weeks force of men has been
working four night a week until 10
o'clock, and this week part of the
mills will be running on double time.
1--WE expect to do much larger
business this month and throughout
the winter because inquiries as to
prices and material have greatly in
creased since the election.
Our daily shipments this month
have been larger than those Of las:
month"
Ink Orders Large.
The manager of 8. S. Stafford COM
pany, manufacturers of inks, said:
For the first time In a presidential
election we had contingent orders this
year. Several of them, strange to
say, were from the, south. Since elec-
ton our agents report there is much
more general feeling of confidence,
and though, of course, we cannot do
much shipping in the cold weather,
indications are bright for heavy
spring business"
Enoch Morgan's Sons, big soap man.
ufacturers, said: Our orders have in
creased in the last month and we ex-
pect to do a large business this win
ter" +ff
Voigtmann & Co., manufacturers of
fire retardant windows, said: "In
April, May and June, when we al
ways do our biggest business, we
found business fiat
I'VE were compelled to reduce our
working force inside from 100 to about
10 men and our outside force from 80
to about 8. In August business looked
up, and last month we did an almost
normal business. We have been put
ting on more men and expect to en-
ploy still more"
Philip Hano & Co. of No. S06 Green
wich street, who manufacture carbon
copy systems and manifold books for
business houses, said: Our business
has been increasing tremendously
within the last week..
I'VE have doubled our output and
increased our working force by so per
cent, until we now have ESQ men in
our employ. Since the middle of Oc-
tober we have been working part of
our force until 10 o'clock at night,
Since election our orders have in
creased and we have been compelled
to order more printing presses and
more machinery.
we have been buying naper by the
carload and ink by the tom When the
textile Industries .staf*ed up we fell
the eject at oncerin larger orders for
manifold books"
Improvement. in Paper Bags.
A member Of the Empire Paper
Tube and Box company said: There
has been a vast improvement in bus
mess In the last month. Seven months
ago we we're cutting expenses and
discharging part of our force. Re
Gently we have been advertising Tor
help, and since election especially we
have been doing a larger business"
Froment & Co., jobbers in structural
iron, said: Our business has been
picking up gradually since August
and the prospects look good for fair
~ good business during the winter
One of the straws that show quickly
the news of the election of Taft SET
the wind of prosperity blowing came
out of the Metropolitan opera house
yesterday.
The subscription list was closed Of
ficially on October 80, for by that time
It seemed the subscription business
for the coming season was finished
The wisdom of the move seemed ap-
parent on the following Monday and
Tuesday, for no additional subscrip-
ton came in. But after II O'Clock on
the morning after election day the
the treasurer received orders for three
boxes for the entire season, and the
total amount of new subscriptions re-
ceived on November and amount.
ed to $4,000.