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The Journal's Funny Folk
SECOND SECTION
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PORTLAND. OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1904
WILLIE WESTINGHOUSE'S AUTOMATIC CLOCK-WINDER
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Dear Tommy Papa has an antique clock in his office so high that he has
to stand on a chair to wind it
i fixed up a scheme to wind it by a belt run by an electric fan.
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Papa held the key while I started the fan.
IT commenced to wind all right
But it began to shake the clock, and I tried to stop the fan.
I couldn't, and it whirled all the insides out of the dock. Yours, Willie.
PRETENDING PERCY HAS A LITTLE SMOKE TO HIMSELF
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