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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
More Local Companies
Declare Dividends
Stock Market Quiet

Two more Wheeling concerns de-
ciAred dividends payable within the
next Few days The largest l. tho
per cent dividend declared on
the preferred stock Of the whitaker
Glessner company. payable In cash Juno
i. The transfer books will close May
20. The Market Auditorium company
declared dividend OF Ia per cent,
payable May l, for which the transfer
books closed last night.
announcement was made wedn esday
or the per cent dividend on Fostoria
Glass company stock. payable May 1.
The Central Glass works stock win
pay : per cent dividend on the same
day. while the regular quarterly divi-
oend OF per cent on Neuralgyline COM
pany stock Will also be paid May /.
Local. Aarket Qutet-
yesterday was the quietest day Ia sew
ertl weeks CA the local stock exchange.
rev brokers reported sales. and tn. r.,
was not change in price I.aBslIe
'eommos stock. which has been in big
demand for the past few weeks, Was in
active. and not sale was reported
either In Pittsburgh or or the local
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BIG DEMAND FOR
RAILROAD SHARES
was Feature OF Very Active stock
harxet-U. .. Steel Leads the
ndustr1Als

NEW YORK. April IA spirited de-
raand Tor the more prominent railw AZ
shares. which doubtless bore some r~la-
uon 10 yesterdays favorable dividend
action by the directors OF the Norfolk A
western road. was a factor OF consider
able Importance in to-day's active and
strong market. Virtually every Division
OF the railway group scored substan-
italy IN the days dealings. Reading and
I nion Pacific being the outstanding fea-
cD~S at maximum advances OF a, and
points respectively.
Cosllers also were strong but improve
ment was no less pronounced in various
trunk lines. grangers and cotton car
riers.
United States Steel led the seasoned
industrisls and for that matter the en-
TIRE list. In respect TO activity and AL
Nance1 In 20 $50 Other industrials
and equipments. including the better
known war contract Issues and motors.
were higher by TO points. Coppers
came forward In the afternoon the in
creased dividend on Greene Cananea
stimulating interest in all the metals
including zinc shares
Union Pacific's March earnings show
Ing net gain OF si.6i2.OOO were in
striking contrast TO those OF Baltimore 4.
Ohio. which disclosed a net loss OF
NS6,ooo. due. TO the unusual Increase
OF s2.553.OOo In operating expenses
Bethlehem Steel was lightly traded
In at n gain % 10 TO ia9.
Total sales OF stocks amounted TO
$4,000 shares.
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CADIz,0 O.

-. CADZ. o. April 2s,-Raroiav W.
Nngf' went % Connell-ville. Pa 10 at
tend ne wedding ~ Miss Gertrude
Mabrcr and George sheets. % CadiE
Mics Ncrnai Clark has returned from
2 Three months visit with relatives In
brOokville IA
Mrs John 1. Waters visited wheel
inR friends this week
Miss leila Adams and Miss MARY
CLARK visited IN Pittsburgh last vgeet
Mrs. John Cortland and Mrs. Howarl
ronland End baby son sre visiting in
Mr. Frank r7lrhart Miss Mary Nc
Wheeling
Miss Lois Grove who f. ATTENDING
fev days '''
Mrs. Persia X sucasenerfs &. visit
ing this week with her parents. pr.
tnd WIS. CHARLES -. HcnthOrue. At Ash
cleo LITTLE dsurhtsr ~ VI and NJ.
hnrles Nnfh.rder. entertained = NUN
tff or Dor HffIT EIri friends a. hfr
home Tuesday afternoon AZ rarfv
given n honor ~ hsr terth birthday
Lditn Ireenlru Eleanor SIcmmona.
Fsrrett GrsS. Fs-rott Wsrv Ns $50, :
slppineott ars ArmstronE. EIissbsth
kowland. Hiifh Cooper. Rsrnf-e N0ui.
fNruuIr
Major and Mr. y currtnshs- nav.
returuef home from q winter snent .u
John srf charles Wntssr ara wrs
Iaufs MORGAN. ~ NLrto l1 we're ~
sitend ne funeral - their aunt. vs.
~ sra NJ. y "a. sis.or of Green.
reid. Ind are Eueefs rf v- ana Ma.
W p. Gammefer
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sax-Patterson Co.
WHEELING. ". Va. April 81. 10
CATTLE
HOGS
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK. April 21.-Butter-Mar-
Eet weaker. creamery. extras ts2 Scorel
33i.c. cream.ry lhigh"r scoring). 34u
34Lc. nrsts. 32i1 n 33c. seconds. 81 =
a3ec
Market firm. fresh gathcre
eNfras. Lr1. q CSC. regular packed. trsts.
- y ff221zr. seconds. -nis ~ 2lc. nearby
i.ursrr whites. fine Goo fancy. - q 250 /.
nearby hHuusrv browns. p ~ &c.
Fhs.sc-Murktf irregular. state. held.
specials. isis Wi9c. fresh specials. -
7-1sc. DO average run. 10 &c. Wtscon-
-Ir twins. held. isfI lNi4
Dressed poultry Market firm. chick
srs 1-0 goo. fowls 1si- ~ &c. turkeys.
20 a. Csc. live market hru. ur1lerS, q
r 90. fowls. 1850. turkeys. zoe.
Flour Marknt lower
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Timothy hay.
Mixed hay ne
NEW PLANT AT CHATTANOOGA.
Steel Company Expects 20 Begin De-
nvertes in October.

NEW YORK. April 2s-WurS I- b--
ing rushed ,n the new l--ucrc plant OF
The recently formed Chattanooga Steel
Company. 90 thutfauougI. Tenn. and
~ was said yesterday hN interests ln
close touch with th. new company that
deliveries viii probably Ice made after
october ~ this year tt rate ~ be-
tween 20 600 and 1000 tons 81 billcts
and round monthly.
Tho company was formed bF g. s.
James, OF Chattanooga. and was ,api-
taliz"d at s.. 200 600. Ten open hearth
furnaces ana extensive rolling mills are
being erected On n site two miles from
Chattanooga. and tho financing ~ the
new conc ru has been handled entirely
by southern bankers u ~ tho purpose
90 manufarfIra "a variety pf steel rrod-
uCfs
Mr. james I- president and =. y Baird
Vice preside The company does NOT
own or" Properties. but has negotiated
successfully with large interests ~
an nr" -urIIf. I'D" stock $500. mot o.
listed ON nr1 exchange. and tho ur-
. Jority ~ % has h'.u prItsf Is SUBJ
scrIbed for
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

SANDY RIDGE. o.. April o. Tho
many friends ~ Myrtle Brook. VIII Ha
glad 20 know abe T. Improving r1r.Iiy
The iItt.e child - Mr ana Mr. 1901
Martin. - near Mon De- aarIllf. "I
~ Oh Appendicitis ah~ g. 1f WhsrIre
school closed hero Friday. tIt mo
bold Friday even. nE. wa- rostrYr.l .r
ham. which occurred ~ tho home of ...
niece. Mrs. =. p. Fisher. Friday morn.
irr
Mrs r.. % yayIor ana children ...,
from town. .-p.r' Tuesday wI'h ST. .rr
Me- e. D. NasiHr
o. guest ~ no home ~ ST. .ru v-.
John Brooks ono Ha. Hrf r.rE
Mics Eila Fisher. who h1e been .r..F
ing The winter i1 Atlanta. gt. returned
.nmranief by her sister Nr. W.H..
groves md hahr. H.H w"I make .. r.
,s ,-t' yi'i' th.. f. 7- f--f we feme
SO AMI che T. receiving o. U,r-tv wei
= p Esrnsri bee .tas.f rr.
William rayd hss alec r.r.fs..f ,
c7.eri-s rssyer. o, r--1.-.u. t.s
or fr" rifrs T"s.f1g
rsmss e.rrer' 10 raor asuIe .r rt
49,
rho-- vto ,ftauIrd r. funeral .r
f'heri. Graham IRON r. fIa'ar.r. were
f.H-H'.- -fv're vr urF vrr o.
wNn rH1 We ffF... rH...f .e
Zrr..rfH. o. wra f.r.- .
'frs f.f IH.rN'rr ''r Ifrr..
W., n r+e,.ara - rrr r.
,rfr- vfrrf- carpenter ~ u4--.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
Harris. Winthrop n Co. to Fidelity
Investment Associatton.)

Harris Winthrop a Co. to Fidelity
investment Association
CHICAGO. April e7-Wheat-Im-
proved weather conditions in the north
Vest gave the market an extra tone
altho1sh the trend was decidedly ire
guar. spring wheat markets We're rela-
tlNeiy easy and clear weather In the
wheat growing area on both sides OF the
me Was factor In the selling. Sales
OF 100000 bushels were made 20 stor.
Urinary receipts for the second time
during the crop year were less than
th"s. on the corresponding day OF the
PREVIOUS year. Gulf prices Of hard
winter were the lowest relatively on
the crop. namely. six cents under Chi
ago May Z. o. b. vessel Argentine
weekly shipments were small. about
half those OF the previous wear. or
100000 bushels compared with 1870
uuo bushels year ago. The Nav gained
shghtiy on the July. although 100 OOO
bushels number hard was bought IN
the southwest To come here There
was private estimate OF is per cent
TOLEDO. o. April 27-wheat-
lash, l22l.: May, i22ik: July. i23S
Clover seed-Prime cash and April
- 90: October, SS52
Alsike-Prine cash and April. $50.
q, rimothy-Prime. cash ana April.
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GOOD WEATHER SCALES
DOWN WHEAT PRICES
Cold weather That Intsrfsred with
Seeding HAD Prsv1ously Boosted
u-othsr Staples Gained

CHICAGO. April a7.-BrIght. warmer
weather promised for the Northwest.
where storms and cold had greatly in
terfered with seeding. was influential
to-day in easing down the wheat mar
ket. Accordingly. prices. although un-
settled at the close. were nc to &C
net lower. with May at sl.l3- and July
at slitis Gi.iit. Corn lost |. c to nc.
and OTIS y q nc to i.d~c Provisions
finished irregular, ranging from SC de-
cline TO rise OF lie.
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Logan n Bryan's losing cssoei L.s,.r.

NEW YORK. April 27.-The market
was stimulated and sentiment was i'm
proved by adNtcss credited with emanat-
ing rom Berlin TO the effect that the
German note would be in Washing ton
By next Monday and that Teutonic opin-
Ion inclined toward the view that tn.
crisis had been passed. Reports to the
encct that a working arrangement has
been arrived Al with respect To- future
operations in Mexico. as between
" ashinston and the CarranLa element
was also assuring Those cOnsidera-
tons seemed to oNsrshAdow rather dis
concerning reports as to the labor situ-
alton. Interests which have been con-
stpicuous FOR their bearish inciinations
were prominently Identified among the
buyers. The improved tone OF the po-
iucal news Will doubtless result in
further appreciation In the stock list.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
WALL STREET SUMMARY

Bank OF England rate unchanged At
hVe per cent.
Greene Cananea directors met yester-
day and declared dividend OF So
Steel trade organs say that reports
from trade centers indicate that larger
steel makers will be unable 10 accept
many more orders for steel for muni-
ton making TO be delivered this year.
New York banking interests head
moving picture merger with capitalizs-
ton Of about $4,000. 000.
American International corporation
acquires substantial amount OF Mer-
camille Marine stock through purchases
by group headed by President Wand
crlip OF National City bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
WHEELING BANK CLEAR|NGS JUMPE G6.6PERCENT
THURSDAY; WEEKS CLEAR|NGS INCREASE 81 z PCT,

wheeling banking clearings for
Thursday jumped es.7 per cent. as com
pared with the same day last April.
The total for the day was s3s0.24T.4s.
as compared with s22s.35Is5. an IN
crease OF Si51.s92s3
For the week ending Thursday. as re-
ported to Bradstrcet's by Manager Alex
Mitchell. OF the Clearing House As
ISOLATION. the Wheeling cisarings were
sz.Its.lb1.i4, as compared with Si.s2L-
5lI.os Tor the same week last year. an
increase of s3.<7s.3o2.5O. or i7.7 per
cent. as follows:
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Q what course Is to b. done in Mexico

to what course IS 20 be done In Mexico
Affairs
Union Pacific promises to show sur
plus Tor common stock Of about Is per
cent. FOR year 90 end June 30 1915
This would compare with 1898 per cent.
pa previous year. Cain IN net for nine
months ended March 81. was t67OTsss
ur cs.2 per cent There is every pro--
poet that this rate Of increase will be
AT least maintained over dnal three
months 81 year.
March earnings showed remarkable
net increase of SOC per cent. a gain
for month Of t1.JS2.6os in revenues az
Ter expenses and taxes Gross gain OF
~ f5t42s OF ~. per cent was due al
crease of s. 3st.g2a or b7.7 per cent.
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FLASHES TO MAsrENs

5S2 600. 80
Market developed "a strong tone uu-
der the lead Of the rails
Int accumulation ~ selling orders
over nisht was very meaEre. \ large
faf. or the buying appears TO be In the
fhtur" or short covering
h" buying Of y y. Central Is OK
ce4lent and the issue looks higher.
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! Open. ] High. Low. Close

lash quotations.
Wheat-No. > red. si2Os: No. red.
Sl-l5 q l.l6S. No. hard. s1.15UII5Z
No. ; hard. sIiiTr.Is
Corn-No. 2 yellow, 77.a7s.e: No.
sIsc.
oats-No. white. 44a44Gc: stand
ard. i5i. a45i-c
Pork-s32 SO u s35O
Lard-Si2b5
Ribs-sl23z
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ID--Transfer books close April ~
for go cash dividend. payable May 1.
t2l-Transfsr books close April IS
for % cash dividend payable May l.
t5l-IrnTsfer books close April 20
for e cash dividend. payable May 1,
t41H.Transfsr books close April a.
Tor Ia per cent cash dividend. PAYABLE
MAY I.
tsl--rransfer books close ruav 20. for
II per cent cash dividend. payable June
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Total sIo.T6s.ss7.49 s 7.2s9.3s499 a..
Inc. 5 3,f79. 3O2.5O

PITTSBUR April 27.-CsttIe-
Market steady; supply light. Choice.
- N0u 9.3S; prime. $3.50 N9s5.
Sheep-Market steady, supply light.
common, siOO05.5O. lambs. S6.5Og
10000. veal calves. $500 1909
Hogr-Markct steady. receipts 10
double decks. Prime heavieS. mediums
and heavy Workers, $iO.O5lt10.1O. light
Workers. sS.50n g.65: pigs. $500 a .. ~ q,
roughs ssT5Ttq 90.
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Net Operating Revenue
OF B. & 0. For March
Shows Big Decrease

The baltimore and Ohio Railroad
CON pany's statement OF earnings aud
expenses Tor the month OF March 1915
follows. N' 'eef'
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CHICAGO. April c-.-IioEs-R
$4,000 head; market strong. Bulk, $3.50
ass. light. 5000 9s5: mixed $500
s.55. piS. s7.5oqs.i5.
Cattle--Receipts. 5000 head. market
steady. Native beef steers. sS5ffg ass.
stockers and feeders. S5SOmS SEQ: cows
and heifers. $4,000 $50. calves. s625m
as.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. market
weak. Wcfhers 81 sou 900. ewes $500
ii SIS: lambs. 81 ff1I.SO.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING vs. Va Ar-r .- oh.
Reported tt a. O. WHatsu a ,o. D.. D.
irand manager. members Nov York
Stock TsUNnure
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Inc nited states Stool Corporation
points with pride to It's record du-tr,-
The last few months OF extraordinary
activity In taking care Of It's customers
rev consumers thus far have actually
suffered from lack II steel products al
ih0uEh In some Instances shipments are
. nina contracts Indeed there g. unusual
congestion ~ the wire mills which a..-
counts for the smaller new business and
Tor the less heavy specifications against
contracts. although the demand. with a
rev notable exceptions is almost a.
heavy as IN March
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS


WHEELING. ". Va. April ~. 10.
bcrs Boston Stock E1chanEe
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W Va. April q. &c.
80 kanEe q active stocks on the New
York stock Exchange. corrected dalIv
- 4. T.. NSstcn a 90. brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28

The American Sheet and Tin Plate
Company has taken several additional
large contracts FOR tin plate for sNra.f
and there have also been larger sales of
sheet and tin plate 20 dorneetic r1ratirr.
ers for delivery during the second ha
Of this year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28

The National Tube Company has never
before experienced such "A tremendous
dernand Tor tubular goods - 70 has on.
countcrod this month The huvtug OF
oil country goods and line pipe has boon
especially heavy In the last few days
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tS0,,.stoG by P. BaehmAn . Sons,
HAY AND GRAIN

Quotacors % " =. .raunlicn q os.
nay Grain q Farming implements,
lola Market Street
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WHEELING. W. Va. April -. 10.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
and brokers. National Bank OF West
virginia building.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. April 81, 'I6.
Market reported by A. L. Masten a.
Co. members New York stock Exchange
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w Va. April %. IS.
Daily Quotation List OF The Wheeling
Stock Exchange:
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WHEELING. ". Va. April %. 'ls.
corrected by a T. Masten * Co. L.. =
strand Mgr. Rooms 2O4-gOJ National
hank Bldg, Wheeling. W. Va
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Total shares TO2.1on.
Bonds S2.93l.O0O.
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MORE LARGE RAIL
ORDERS AWARDED
Sales OF 5000 Tons for This Yeara
Delivery Are Made at an
Advance of IS.

NEW YORK. April 27.-OfficIal rec
oEnluon was given yesterday to the
pleclhs OF contracts for nearly 100000
tons OF steel rails. including 1916 and
1917 deliveries. but nearly half OF this
tonnage was previously reported in de-
tAil. The principal new contract that
came out yesterday was for 10000 tons
Tor the Burlington. 20. 600 tons OF yNhtch
are To be rolled by the Lackawanna Steel
company and $1,000 tons By the Colo
rado Fuel and Iron COMPANY In this
connection II Is interesting TO note that
IN" Colorado mill is said TO have sold
IL cipaclty during the first half of 1871
Tho other new rail contracts wer.
1000 tons for the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois. which will be rolled by the M
diuonal for the Sesboard Air Line. which
VIII be manufactured by the Tennessee.
Coal. Iron and Railroad COMPANY. Man
uIdctur"rs OF frogs and switches have
placed an aggregate OF $4,000 tons OF
standard section rails with IN. various
mills. which Is about %. 600 tons more
thtn previously noted. The other rail
contracts acted specifically yesterday
out previously reported amounted To-
ABOUT 10000 tons FOR the Rock Island
chicago Great Western. the Glover Leaf
the Southern Railway and the Ch,sa'
peake q Ohio Railroad Company.
Tho sale OF 10000 tons Of basic iron
by the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad
. Company for shipment TO st Louis. Just
reported. should set At rest the heller
. tion would b. soon forced into th,. mar
ket 70 purchase pig iron. As previously
I.pted, the unusual excellent pfaCtic. Of
the mast furnaces now IN operation Is
giving the corporation more metal from
smaller number OF stacks than at any
Cther time In the history OF the orCani-
zation. Reports from Pittsburgh that
hb"ut $4,000 tons OF basic have so
been sold by Ohio furnaces for shipment
70 81 Louis Buffalo furnaces have sold
oo'ooo to 10000 tons OF foundry grades.
Tho United tSates Steol Corporation
mas sold the entire "rfDuf ~ tho Duluth
plant. which recently became active for
the remainder OF 1916. In fact the in
dustry as whole has sold the new ca
pa'lty or mills and furnaces which hav.
come In since the first Of January Tor
tho next nine 20 twelve months. and the
demand - sufficiently heavy 20 take On
B ADDITIONAL capacity a. 10 becomes avail
able.
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MoUND6vILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDGvuIE
Daily Except Sunday
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-02-17

The Catholic Foresters of Albany
have taken in twenty-four new men,
bers at the last three meetings.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-02-17

out of the building in safety. Smoke
surprised them and they descended to
the ground to find the building ablaze.
The fire was extinguished with but
little loss.
The Todd county fair for 1916 will
be held Sept. 1916. Despite an in
debtedness of $4,000, taken on be-
cause of extensive building improve
ments in 1915, the directors promise
larger premium list and better pro-
gram of attractions than ever before
o.
The Westport Cooperative Cream
cry Association has elected officers for
the coming year as follows: President,
J. Leslie Gray; vice president, G. D.
Cass; secretary, R. H. Parker; treas
urer, Louis Sittko; directors, ]. Leslie
Gray, chairman; w. J. Bush, Andrew
Lee, C. C. Thoen, and R. H. Parker.
-
Rev. A. Olson, pastor Of the Free
Lutheran church of Morris, had a mar
row escape from death in blizzard
while driving from Scandal to Nor
ris. The cutter pole broke and Rev.
Olson was compelled to unhitch the
team and drive them ahead Of him
through the storm. For time he
was completely lost but finally was
able to reach Morris.
The Long Prairie Leader says that
in all probability the Little Falls cleo
trio power and lighting proposition
will be dropped because of division of
sentiment and Indifference of citizens.
Verndale, Eagle Bend Hewitt and
other towns want the system but the
Little Falls people have declared they
will not build the line unless Long
Prairie takes the juice.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-02-17

Insurance adjusters fixed the loss
on the Wolfram livery barn at Grey
Eagle destroyed by fire at $2,350.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-02-17
WILL GET RESULTS

It has been tritely said experience
is the best teacher" The average
business man or farmer if confronted
with the necessity of solving knotty
legal problem or filling a contract for
a large amount of cordwood would
employ a lawyer of ripe experience or
sawyer, not a novice fresh from the
academic halls of a college or a sweet
voiced singer. What is true of the in
dividual business is no less true of the
public's business and sadly has exper-
fence taught the American voter the
folly of trusting his business to in
experienced representatives. The
value of experience as teacher is
wildly brought home to the Republic
cans of the Sixth congressional dis
trict this year. In 1902 and again in
1904 the wisdom of the choice of the
voters of the Sixth district was clear
ly shown in the accounting made by G.
B. Buchanan during his two terms in
congress. The results he obtained
were remarkable. He did not attempt
to electrify nations with flights OF
oratory. He did, however, go to work
to promote and care for the interests
of the people who sent him to con-
gress. His four years of experience
especially fit him to return to the ma
tional body. He is fully equipped to
cope with the big questions of the
day, never for a moment losing sight
of the needs of his constituents. He
is a candidate for the nomination on
the Republican ticket this year and
his nomination and election will in
sure the district representative
who knows how and who WILL get
results.