Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
FIRST CLASS, SAYS
Mr.. COPELAND
End OF Presidential Year
Superstition Has Come in Be-
lief of Treasurer of Santa
Fe Company.

In thc opinion ct y t. Copeland
treasurer at the Atchisun Topeka a
Santa Fr Railway company tho
presidential campaign this fan Win
not be- attended hy the business de.
preston 80 kocnly fclt in campaigns
of the past This. he says. is because
the people are less easily disturbed
10y political conditions than ever JC-
fore iu the Cuuntrys history.
The candidates Who want office
sometimes get excited over udNnu
tagCs gained ur lost Mr. Copeland
said nut the general run ct folks
are inclined 10 vote Tor the men aud
measures ct greatest value TO the
community, without fuss or fiction
Here We are az the opening OF the /
campaign, with un army of politicians
shaking their fists at Que another.
tud what We do find iu business
Way Zig crops moving to market.
the tree buying of mercantile goods
lars, orders gu.nE tu the wholesalers. |
shops and factories operating Co their
luil capacity. the railroads puTchas.
iug additional ears ana locomotives. /
hank deposits gradually increasing
and labor generally employed az
good wages
isn't that encouraging u means
that the people have ,um, Co the CON
ulusiuu thui the kind 81 politics that
makes hard times for siN months or
longer IN u campaign year b. bad
politics, aud they are going 90 change
the situation. n means that the poo
pile are able to solve the great prob
lcns of living. ln business like man
ntr without causing even worse con
ditinns los permitting the country Co
go backward or stand still Vhilo the
solution is In progress"
More Products tor Kansas
Kansas, which has been a very
productive state ever since Il was
placed on the map. is getting ready
Co max" two things grow where only
one grew before. \ statewide CON
ference. known as the Kansas Agri-
cultural and Industrial congress viii
be- held in Hutchinson. November 1871
and 20. for the purpose ut ascertain
ing the best methods for increasing
the prdductivcncss uf the soil Dele
gates viii hv selected trsm every
township la the state, from ihc farm
"rs' societies, commercial and manu-
ia,tutinr organizations railroads
and womvn's clubs. An attendance
ui more than 5000 Is expected
railroad man made IN" suggDs-
ton tor the farmers conference
4. A. kooutX general freight agent
uf the atchisun, Topeka a santa Pc
p
tcut"d his views uu the subject per
sunully To iorty-thrcc prominent
kuuHuus In various parts OF the state,
ull Interested Ia agricultural develop.
mont aud organized Them into "a
temporary committee which met anu
perfected arrangements Tor the cDu-
terence \ permanent organization
was effected bog the election ct Edwin
Taylor ct EdWuTds,Iilo Co Doe urrsi-
dent. George a. Plumb ul Emporia.
Vice president, " i. Morgan ut
Hutchinson, secretary. ana Scott
Hopkins ol Topeka treasurer
The plan b. to have the best talent
boo the luitcd States ON the prugrvm,
aud every important pha1v ul !urm
activity VIII bv discussed. several
western states are Watching the kau.
sns experiment with keen interest ana
% is iikciS that oklahoma. NoW Mex
leo and Colorado viii have similar
cul,vCutiuus
The Kansas war cry" now is for
scientific and intensive farming. aud
The men who ar, backing the farm
crs' congress with their time. talent
aud money express the belief that an
awakening is at hand which viii add
from f15.OuU 5000 To- SiOU. 600. 900 tu
the value of the annual farm pruduu.
ton in the state
New Equipment Ter Santa Ic.
IA order OF new equipment tor the
Santa fv consisting OF 2.Nta cars. is
about ready for service as follows.
buv thousand Refrigerator ears
Twelve hundred and nfly box ears.
Two thousand 5o-ruut furniture
ears
Two hundred tank cars
one hundred ti-luut G-uoh steel
Hat ears.
l'ifty 2U-yurd air dunn cars
Twenty five special ears for hand
ling concentrates
Fifteen 7O-to0t thrtt compartment
passenger ears.
Fifteen 1O-tuot smoking cars.
Ten 7O-tuut combination coach uud
mail ears.
Ten 7O-fuut chair cars.