Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-07
John Wanamaker,
Philadelphia, Pa.


Nov 10 certainly a most excellent time Tor the
American people to find out how much they can
do for themselves Of the things they have been
depending upon foreign workmen to do. We not
only cam but must find out whether not
this nation stand firm on ito own two hundred
million feet and make its own inventions to meet
It's own necessities and provide its Iuxurisss
and at the same time feed and cothe great part
Of the rest Of tho world We have the youth,
energy, capital, will, the men and women to do
these things. We do everything that we are
called upon to do. but deliver the goods. and W
can't deliver the goods because we have mar.
chant marine. Let as get the ships frat Of all. Il
will be trouble to put the and cAreoes
aboard them. We must start ploushing the seas
for early harvest"
b. L. Hupp. Sec,
Loose-WiIes Biscuit Co.,
Kansas City, Missouri.
I'VE look for favorable business conditions In this
country during the period. since European
manufacturers are hampered in doing businsse
here--espeeially in agricultural sections and IN
those manufacturing districts. demand for whose
products Il directly created by the war We
anticipate very satisfactory business this fall"
fred Warner, Sales Manager,
Oakland Motor Car Co.,
Pontiac, Michigan.
Our connections throughout the entire United
States report constantly improving business eondi-
tions. The only complaints from the Cotton
states, and the feeling there is that Their condition
viii be rishted very War should in most
lines very materially increase volume Of busi-
ness and prestige in world markets. We believe
the next twelve months win show great prospsriY.
L. X. Wynn, President,
Black Silk Stove Polish Works,
Sterling, Illinois.
American business and the new banking system
af here IL far IA -
people the architects Of the situation II thers
Is any danger, Il is In the minds Of the people who
might become panieky. Ignore diseusaa1---ksep
everybody busy
H. c. Phelps, President,
Ohio Carriage Mfg. Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Our great crops. with rood prices assured Backed
BY our sale and sound banks make srressssssas
force. What othcrs destroy can and ~zM re-.
place. There Il nothing ~ronx nth Case o. Ina
United States We cant be rsopPe1
O. L. Sovereign, President.
North American Construction Company,
Bay City, Michigan.
IF We can keep bat oat 81 the ring we VII
have the sressesa period al sarsareass - Asssnr~
Our IznsnedlAie knsnsas fntans 8sals e3a4e-
tieHally bright Ger Aiaaaia rails Asvs hr1n rnn.
Ming full feFee tweFss hszrn ess tar fsvs rnanais
Orders bcaAsd necrxatass deut.anf uur
capacity tor 1915"
Alfred Hanchets, Aav MR.
r. A. Patrick a Co.
Dalush, Minnesota
The ksstrF'san Hsunaian will bring AsnnraHn rnrs~
FnsrcsAI undergraduates Ana pre.analnnnn. Ii will ,<
stnong seinauEus American n.arIssfArsurrx. .
pevessal promoter 81 foreirn srsaa Our nsmir-
sstsateHs 0ash keen business foresight should make
uFsrnguataes qua ri present conditions"
w r. Wooden, Cen Mgr,
hsehcls 4 Sheppard Co..
Battle Creek Michigan
THE commemorative lln~x follsvsra b. hs.ir~ss -
eaals 8bF hs lkxs au thsee years ss.~es wr~~sst
sozdieiuis sound. ssne advantage ii nr~~~~A
opportunities nsurra rsfiea Of seasas<fssel nss4-
fsales
A. O Silver, Treas,
W. 4. Mullins Company,
Salem Ohio.
RusiH~ss u reffestfy healthy bat Eating ~.sxx~
pending tufthsr aev<leewsnss I'll shs ruvur<nns..@s
and sSpnfsstion 81 efors An Ansrscsss strsr.<k4nx
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