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(THE .OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY : MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1906. . -'51315 ' Amo Mon; who Work with Hand-or.; Erain; : yftH and ActS U (QuicRIy. Well d Do I i "By W.. Brighton. r " 0' NK of th eemrnoo experience In Hf la to walk no eotoe piee and ae - a aw fo wr a familiar on uaed to b. 1 Perhaps tha flr Km found It adnrlaahle to make a chant or th hlmaelf baa (on laewhsre. Of tea nan rs tn tuat&m jyatoituuiaara - tir going through a factory or a straw offlo ,' : point out to th manager that aartaln de- . pertinent eaa b emerged wtth other er done away with altogether. OfUtvtime th work er la? unprepared to reelv hla walking pa j pava, and hla dlamlseal put him In en awk-.', wara nx. &ni m reatuy a mpioy wooie take, by surprise when a fata aotlea ia not kaeplat abreast of tha tlmae. Daattra aoirountf tha DuiImm aaaa o all aldt. M h. .at ua h h.nf ,.; farorabl olfor h aovor may raooiva uh an asr acatn. Or oocnpotiuo may ba ao -Varr that h flada tt aaeoaoarr toveurun aapanaaa eoaaldarablr and haa to out dowa .. hla worklnc foraa or rduoa thlr a!aria Ta tha avra ma aothtaa; la ao Olacuatlnc , ; .-a hT bla par eat Aomn. and rr m ploy win atand; for It. Tharaforo thar Ct '. out and oftoa do not know whara to .-.. .' Wladoa dlotataa raadlaaaa for ur anvar ' ; fancy to tha amploya. -a-hothar ha b fi-' UnUorU0prwok. It la foil torackoa Ot a poattlon aa aorta's for yaar arhaa tha 'ownar hlnaatf do ao know kow tent ha . .eaa kaop th bualoaa coinf ... .. . I ara V tt Little Moaay. TTKa aalarUft maa who raada tha alaoa of th , tlma to aOvaataga hat aaroral aJtaraatrraa. Ha eaa aara up hla moaay and try to fat iaao aooto bualaaa for hlmaalf wkloh will rndr htm Independent f bla aubjo to Ola- ' mlaaai. Ha aaa bav oaoaf k oapttaj to laat ' htm until h flada anothar paatttoo. H eaa ' fultlvat a larf elrel of aoquaiataaaaa and lat thtm know whaa ka taata bla poaltloa . teour. JCBoarlBf tha oaaployaa of a iarf aumbw of buaUaaa bouaa to oaa of tb boat forma of laauraaoa afalnrt aalnf out of a. Job. AU tha tint larf aoaoaraa ara aaakinf aoma ekanf a aadj tkaro ara faw ttrn whaa ' a aapabl man la sot aad4 aomawbar. Whaa a wprkar Btr a aoaoara thar la aa oontraat that too poattlon will ba a parmay naat on. Tha amployar clnvaalf could not naraataa that ba will ba allr la thra moatha' tlma,' Aai avas If tha ompJoya war offarad a aoatraat to atay for ao ntaay yaar at a aartaln salary faw workar would car to tla tkamaalvaa up wha th probabUW tloa ara tby aaa aara muab mora moaay alaawhar Inald a yaar or two. Inytcad of tha old vlaw of a maa balnf waddad to bla Job for many yoara tha'tnor modern ono 1 that ba may ft a dlTorca from It at any tlma. Not faailnf aura how loot h la folnf to bold tt la by ao tnaauia : a froat dladrantafa to tbo workar It . ; makaa him moro prortdant of bla oarnlnf.. Ha muoh la th poaltloa of tb buainaaa . man who f rta order for bla war from another flrov Both th employ and tha employer ara careful wna they know toe . continuance of their profit depend on th quality of the food they deliver. -- . , . ' 'Imployar'a Polat af Tlaw. - Aa the modern employer doe not feet aa sure of hla moat oapefcl helper aa ha for. ' marly did. he la aot ao alow to reward their effort aa waa formerly the case. H know that th favorit motto of th world of oom. nwrc. "business I business," la quit a likely to rule the action ef bla employ when dealing with another poeltlob a whaa h him. I Taif la buylng gooda 1 th Open TpnarSeKT Tb outcomo of th whol matter 1 that , thlnta ara placed mora on a buaineaa basl than; before, Th modern man of affair : look' on every workar aa an Investment. - If he la paying him $l,B00 pr year, r h fig--urea that I qual to an lnvestmeot of $20,. 000 at about T per cent. Kow no man, em ploy or mployr, uaually. Xi oarelee whaa investing auch an amount of money. And if the employ will look at thing in thl tight and strive to make' th Investment In Ma I jrylcf eaprofltabla one, he fenerally will be, hold hi Job aa long aa he waata to. The modern view ef any poaltloa should " Th owrver of thl busina la out to mak all th money he can. I'm rolnf to try to ' fill my position to th creates advantage poarlbl and let my employer mak a pro at on my service. It will pay m to develop Initiative and learn to look at thing In th "light th boa does. I will not be afraid to suggest changeeand alteration which t hon estly think would be for th food of th bualaea. If my employer doe an' t approv of tbm, ho eannot but think I am using my tlm to food advantaf In thinktnf out pro- ' f reaalve pauia. : .ir:.: ' : - m - : ; - Mai Strtricci Profltaal. " Uy employer expects loyalty from me and he ahall have lt but If I receive an offer of a pet ten . position I knew my employ wlU no more exDect me to refuse It than I would expect him to lose S per cent a year on hla buatnea through trading .with th wrong - kind of firm out of peraonal friendahtp." '' Worker should strive to avoid getting Into .a rut. .It la a wlae poltoy to stay a number of year with a big firm and be able to relet , to that house. Thie will damotistrat that a man can etlck to a position. But after a man na e gotten aurh a rtferenc be ahould not b afraid ta atrike out boldly for hlmaelf. Ia striving to mart headway capable mea will be offered meuiy positions which they never believed they wouM be required to fill 0 mu6o"inodty In any worker la a bad" mlttak. . At th wont. If a man la out of a Job and accept a bitter position than he think be can fill be paly oan loaa rh position L and Incidentally gain aom valuable experi ence. . ii impoawiDl to demand certainties when big profit ar at stake. More often than aot th Inborn talent tn most man re spond readily to th draft tnada upon them. " Chicago and all oth big cltler crowded with man holding down Job which when they itartd ut In llf they never dreamed they would All. They think and aot to h . bet advaruag wltn the rapidity of licM Jilr.g. Buoh men are the products of th twentieth century world of buaineaa. That they are capable' of holding diversified poal tloa, la good evidence that they ar brainy and resourceful i but unless th emergency had called out their hidden resource rhey r.vr would have Imagined they could do auch widely different thing ao ucrfuliy. Mf n who iiav hkl good poeftion for yean and Imagin they win hold them Indefinitely rtould gel ready for change by aavlng and adding to their t took of knowledge. Even If disaster doea not come there hi nothlr.g Ilk belrg prepared for emergencies to give a man pear cf mind. Further, money aa ved against contingencies always can be uaed to great dvantag by worker If th contingency never come,. T7- Ith baggageman la a treat abuser of trunka, gripe, suit ce, and bag-gat la , general. . ' ; v" ' 4 Th begg agernaa I not necessarily a rPm clallat until b ha bn educated to It from worse than Ignorano to tha point whar h' la tolarably aura of hli Job for tha nxt year, ' brrln hdo" eoUlaioaa. derailment elnk- 'n brldtaa, and 4 faw JlttJa thlnta Ilk that ar Ifoorant In th bea-mnin 'or tba Maaoa that ha ha th avt lay. matt' eonoeptlon of tha bfff eman, aad may hare to poat a tkoaaard of hla flrat trala aa aa aid of bj frt ear en tola tint trip aad dump every piece at baccate aa reaUy aa poaatbl exaotly at th rlfht way atattoq ecmetlme on ao dark a nitht aad at aa email a town that be bat trouble to dueover a elotle karooeaa lit ht I tb place. The If Ala trala ahould be behind tlm. aad either loalnf more. time or makinf ap mere tlma a be proceed ta the dark, ha needa aome tblnc akla to omnlaclenca In order that tha conduotor of the trala, to aay aotbinf af the hat f at a department at hi terminal eta tloa, (hall pot euro him, and tha baccate waer may do It Mala the nest day. aggagamaa la MUfmga4. , The oommoa Maa of th baf f af aaoaa la tha . Hturo af a buaky fentlemaa la Mua eraraU 'and blouaa. aittinf on a bit rummer . trunk, amoklnf betweaa all ataUaaa a hi rout. Thl atatloa dlataac ararat a lint ' ' mile, which, at ordinary apeed, flvaa klm Bftw mlautea ta wbiak to bant aut hla pipeful of tobaoao and ta real up a tkat b eaa aire the at trunk aa ua-Mually huaky Uapetu from behind, laadloc U en ana ear aar tve feet down to the tattoa platform. Than be lifhte up ataln. ereee a HtU with aoma mueei dereloper, aad foaa atela la twenty minute ta take out hla aroaale ' aa another bat rate awaar. , , " Bat thie la aa unjuat portrait af tha baf. tayeroan. Th purpoa of thl artlala lata Uk off at leaat a little of the blaekaaa . with which ba baa ba kaad pelaud by the publio. Mot Infrequently, when yon know bow aomethlnf haa been amaahad on yea by aomabody !, Inatad of Jumping on in maa and hi memory, to aay nothing of bla anoMtry, yoa oontratulate yonraalf that tb , damata are not wora. y - . ' In tha tint place, th bat tatemaa fata but about 100 a month, and he baa to eat a lot of thine that don't acre with him waea he I on bla rua." In th llnaa affected I by the baggage and expreaa expreaa oompanl atreed that tha railroad companlea should pay half tb baf f af eman' aalary. while tha expreaa oompanl ahould pay $90 a anontk tor th express ervtoe to be rendered. That, In addition ta hla dutlea a bat tatman tor half pay, ba waa obllfed to do the work pf the axpreea maseent er at a "tavtnr or $30 a. month to th expreaa oom. ptnle. Ia th merglnf of the work. In moat eaa. only tbei brain last sad huskiest bag. fagemen survived. ' ........ i . - " . Son Mt Baael Iff rata. Under prat oondtUoaa the baf tatemaa leaving a terminal etaUoo, auok aa ft Loula, Kansas City, or Omahar ts th . eapaotry af "expreaa baggagamaa, may have a oar fifty feot long instead ef tha old sixty foot lengta. One-half of the car Is oooceded t tha expreaa combaay for ezpres burin. Tb averaa baggago load la 100 piece aa day wlUi a. other. Thar I the expreaa bualnee. which varlea mora tha a the baggaga, bai wtUch Joe Rex Had Scheme; Found Job AnyTime. . n " - Tt - . uy w. a nontcro. - I THINK It will mak many reader happy to know how to go about It to ptok up a ' Jobany time Friday and Saturday pre ferredwhether It be aunshln or a cloudy . . day, henc I will tell about Joe JUx. He had a achem that Worked to perfection. It was no trick for Jo to go out and pick up a Job any tlm he felt Uk working. Tbo only essential to the acheme was a newapaper Ave or alx day old.' And ta Justice to Joe It must b said bar that h felt Ilk working often enough to prove th scheme aa absolute suo- """After awhile ! got so that I thought Joe aiuat either be a lunatla or a bright young man. They do aay that the two extreme meet sometime, for what a man would want with a fiv or gin day old n wapaprr In look- mt ror a joo waa more than I could under. sisnv. were mere any lob left after the hundreds of hungry unemployed who ara dally on the lookout for work got through with, chasing down th ndat ' - But Joe landed the Job every time. . " O, I'm Juat lookln for a Job. I told you that before!" waa -all th anawer I could licit from him to my occasional Jolly that h v.-a gaalng at a paper old enough to do for carpet layers. And that la aa much aa I could ever draw, him out on the subject He cot th lob. however, and. what ! bum., few week later after th ouatomary pr. llmmary perusal of th tal " want ad " he would land another. ' . A for myielf, I mut con fee that he Lad m completely Quailed, Insofar aa any aolu ttoa of th matter was conoemed. I knew . that th paper, h uaed waa th Sunday laau. and that1 hla calla wer mad th fol- lowtng Friday and faturday. but that waa all. It I her, aa Ih lawyer would aay, that I had to rt my aa. And If It hadn't been for th'.Workr' Magaalna It probably would t!U be resting. It certainly nay to read th pa per a The Worker' Magagin I entitled to full credit for aoivlngth mystery for me and mor In .particular th Httl article which recently told ua about new' job being so hard to hold, and that the crlala cornea In the first week. When I read that article my heart fairly Jumped, and I knew I had Jo' little achem laid bar. It waa all plain aa day aow. II got the Sunday paper, marked a few pt In altuatlon that looked on thlr fc a though they might b a little harder to hold than the average, and then on Friday er Beturday-ebout th Urn th new Incumbent week waa drawing to a close would chaae them down. In other worda, he was playing a aeat anticipatory game and tha ' attar lack of ompetltlon undoubtedly bad much to do with hla great ucceaa. ... . . - :;-.; .... 'I By J. W. lu haU af tfca ear. Tbea pounds tl4 ia o mow here for dumping at the rlfht plaot. Aad thr to tb bMiafomaa la U ar, tool-. ...v ' Po you know, aa a traveler, that the bag. gagaman baa ta " write " bla baggagoT Th railroad eompaay haa to " right "Jt It It aver ta rig bisd. ." Writing " baggata meaaa tha at his tsraalaal atawoa tha ear haa boon dumped full of baggaga, whtoa tn baggas?. maa may bar ta lair la the abort at posetbl tlm whsa It on from a eonaootlftg train that I Ut. Necessarily k throw It In, with alight knowledge of Ito destination. Tet In aU tha Jumbl of assorted stunT thar may be two dossn heavy pieoee for tha aazt atop, tea - mO ouVfor a pioa aoattared ' everywhero, ara damped at aba proper at tloa the baggageman must kava wrtttaa " them. : " Wit gnUr Xacb Tl9iT ' Writing bat gaga eoealat t uklng a book ta ruled blaak forma, patting a carbon sheet Pa feller wot 're always knookla the boss are do sorehead wot wasn't good enough for .Bisjobv- Tn only aura Up wot ever wolka la tar keep a half-nelaon grip on yer Junk.... a Job by an' ad la wolt two In do employ, ment agency. Wen I a dub go In tar see d bo an' ..bla breat'.smalia.ilka a barrel. kousevX late de outalda door open o h kin gt out quicker.' , . I - It' a head pipe cinch dat de guy wot begin ' o watch d hand of da clock at ten In d mornin' an' tree in d afternoon ain't go.'n' ter And no rale In hi envelope at d begin aln' uf d yr. ...... On good tolndown only deeotve anudder ' call, if d saleaman'a on tar bla bla. P early bold get d wolm. bat de bey wit' d moot' line o bunk land d order. . - Th gent wot said, " Tar can't wolk frr two boaaea at da same time." waa wlss Ver his Job, 'cause generally yer geta da aaa from'' bot. ': : . ' . . ' Philosophy of the Office Boy. Among' the World's WorKers In .five year. 1900-'09. the larger American faotorie Increased their invested capital to $12.S!)3.ono.OOO. a fain ct 41.S per cent; their yearly product to $H.80J.ouO,000, a tain of ' JO T per cent; and their yearly wag earners' pay roll to gt811.000.000, a tain of 20.A per cent. The number of wag earneri increased IB S psr cent. ' ' A labor party haa bn formed inToklo, "-v-ai -' ; w a iif w. -v tv -w - --- - w - Adams. ' under th leaf, and entering eaoh piece Checked under rhe heada: H Where taken,' Kind of check." " Destination." atata." . aad " Where UfU" In thl book. alao. will b entered th particular heme of " exceit " . baggaga and the reglatered " railway buai naaa " letter which tb poatofflee depart ment alkm tn railroad oompaoi to for ward la eoTopetttlOB Jut to thl stsntand no mora. Thl car boo ahaat la pat Into aa envelope at tb end of tb. be eg agemsa'a run an) la posted " railway buaineaa back to th rovtag terailnai. Ia th meantime at some poastbl apporto. nlty, under moat urgent necessity, the bag- -gaga tapis maa must make eatt-raaalpta for hla x press 1st tar and paroela, ready -for ths dlatrtlwHtor, siaiUin prana alocg th route. The expreaa agent uaea th. atip la making up hla itatloa rsoorda andoa paaalng out th parcel end allp tha baggage . ezpreasmaa must take th lgniur of tb recetvtng agent, at tt atatlon. Thi routine take Umo In proportloa to how visible tha way etatlon la aa a dark . Pa tinhorn sport wot apend moat o' del tlm an' de little brain fiey got on d cut o' deir pant a, don't have none left for detr wolk. ' Pa keyboard dnnoer wot haa Iota o' time for her butloua hair and wolka her Jawa over, time on gum ia generally lookln' far a " po attlon "; ahe'a too good tor have areal 1 Job," Somehow doe feller wot don't Jaw about wot dey did an' wot dey'r goto' ter do, but cpa a-pluggin' at wot dey got i.tdQ.iooa.,.'0'' iVMkfT: nd ..J"-!. gete a private office a' deyreown. De guy wot wolk d hardest wan d bos' around 'U always have a boa ter be watch' In' fer. . . -.v. , ... Wen a guy oomea m kinder slow an' aaka me, I d boas buay terdayT" 1 atse him up In-wItV er firm .top an' aaya. - Bohny. - rutr - eriong an' tell Mr. Bmlf 1 pt ter aee him right away," I bump ma4f tor do It. ' P ffller wt eta it da high wit' da peachsn ino ufr typlat dun t stand deuce high wit , de bos. Hast mke waata, but d slowpok don't draw no dlvkCanda JapeA. and a atrong pianlfeato ha bean , toaued declaring that the existing labor con dltlona ar deplorable. Th new party's pro gram IncHid opposition to mono po lie and favors anlvsraal male and female suffrage, a general Increase of wage, and reduction of hours, th aborttlon of capital pmftrhraent and of titular diatlncUona, fuadaeiental re form la taxation, and arbitration la all Inter, national quastiona : - --, iLat nlyht. And la tM Mcaaally ef takhif n4 tti conductor of the train nsey tot too mad to axpreaa htmeelf fully In worda, while tb poMiblHty of paraonal encounter. with th OfBefider eannot be eonaldreiV-for the van la la aaaipla trank training all th Mm I Ma Tla to Ba CarafuL . "AH rlfht barel" from tbo batfafe-as-preeeman tharafor many time become the conductor'! atfnal for starting . hi train. With, a train late and etill loalng Umo be aaua of atorm. bad traek, or defective taralng" U tb tocomoUv. do you troa- -tha-haraworkad naggat alonally wreck aa unwrapped hap trunk r caarawa aoma posaibl liquid In a botUa with a pair of eleea ahlrta whach ar th laat -you fcav tlU tbo naat laundry doll vary T -, Tha baggagamaa admit tkat th traveler ba hi ehare f annoyaat over delayed baf -af. aa wall aa over th Jammedi Janv bi4 matter wnlah b coaalfna to aom more or loaa lnour rsoaptaole. I th last ten yeere, however, ha la nottof a treat tmprova-J ment la th character of trunka and gripe, . Thy ar hotter made and will at aad hie bur. rrlnf better. Bur aa to the mtoplaood and layd baggaga, some of these Hla ara within th power ef tbo traveler to remedy or to ' palllata, ' " tt la a good thtng for a ti aveler In crowded aeaaoc and eooaslona to look If hla baggage 1 en the truak at the station. It may be better for him to appear at the door of the baggage car at hla atatloa and mark If It la la Una for paaalng out. Not Infrequently where thl 1 don th paaengr may have opportunity ta got' a muobi aewded pleoe of bag rage whlok otharwl wuld bav been :. arrld by, ,.'' ' -, Doaikt StMth for AtBMtnnt. But a to mweb of th delayed bagfag over which tn ommoat complaint la' mad, the -traveler should recall if h em barked on bla trala only by the akla of hla teeth at eoma union passenger atntlon, whr th bortt oonnectlon waa mad with th train by which b cam In. . Often a man forgata thlt cireumsisne and fumea and ' anorta to an tnnooaet. overworked atnail ata ' Uon got baaua bla baggage 1 aot there ' on demand. PerhApa good Ml ma wtll have been mada tf It be there tha next day ar even th day after tb next. Tb baggagamaa doesn't Uk ta smash baggage. No matter how largo hla aatural bump af destructives, it become tedious after a few dayav rgard tb baggageman as .yon will. But more than thl th record af baggage ara kept ao aaraf ully and ro much " In del a II t, terminal run tha tha baggage. -ansa eannot eoart tbie fern of notoriety to" any aotloaabla degree, And when aa autumn " homeaeeker' x . eoraloa " asaaoa arrives well, no ma tter : how your baggage suffered on that laat trip. Prevtdeooa aad the bnmeskr square yoa with th baggageman for eaa year at least. , TricKs of Speakers; Impromptu Answers Are Rarely Made. v By Charles Lancaster. WE all know thVpubllo speaker who haa aom entirely unprepared and ' hop hla hearer will mak du llowanoe," and then proceed to five them an " extemporaneou " fcddres o exerptlonally rare aa to leave no . mall amount of speculation throughout th ball aa to what tag of perfection hla dla- oure would have reached had It really been" ngureo n apa prepared in advance. And ver andanon, too, one read of aom brilliant anewer given spoatanaoualy by th apeaker In reply to an unexpected question from aom on in tb audience; end In following th ' matter up with a thought or two one cannot but wonder what meeaur of brilliance, or - force would have been carried tn th answer had there been tlm for a little preparation . for it, . Such question uaually ar put by someone not In sympaftiy with th apeaker or hi doo trlnea. They usually ar thruat out In a challenging ton, with th result that for an Instant thrro Is an xpctant huah over th assemblage. Th sympathiser " pull " momenT'of ail other hla wit will be ready and that h will triumph; while thoa not In sympathy with him or hi cause or. at any rat, many of thanawill bop for hi dis comfiture, if not a complete breakdown. But . th discomfiture, or th Ignomlnou failure, eldom occur. Th answer I ahot a Ion; like a flash clean cat aa a cameo, decialve, and l" aparkling gam of the fust watery Th ympathlere roar with delight. Th opposing aid hold a poKentou aifcnc. Th apeaacr'a preallg goe up a few de- gree -wltH toth, however, btcaua of th brilliant anewer. H haa parried an unex- pected thruat aa ably aa though he had known It wa coming, and oven M opponent are' willing to give him credit for it, . Thl much for the Ideal view of the matter. In reality there are few .extemporaneou address and fewer Instance of extem poraneou repartee. It seem cruel to amsh thl popular Idol, but a fact U undeniably i that nln-at at every in puWIe epa ker who open with apologies for their nnpri- parednea do ao for effect merely. The mod ern pubUo (peaker make a thorough ad vance atudy of hi tulijectj h weigh tl rttiwi and effect of th sundry utterance he it about to mak. and. mor than thla, he carefully In hla mind' eye-or In the manu script If he haa it down on paper goe over th dlecours for any poaslbl point ef at tack. .. . Happy;HQMLVarioiis. Garbs Affect People. . By A. M. Krecker. ' O yoa feel featlre ta rrnlnr cloth ind aertou tn office colT Are yoa ploua In tailor made and klttenlab In necllgaeaT Are you a huatMng, bit. tllng rtw woman la a tret Ha skirt auA 1 l,jilla t.iinu la Mlha and bat? Ar you aalntry in whli and MepMaw topheUan In black aad r4T Ar you runny . and. aweet tn roy pink aad mournful U , dep t raya and browner Ar you of nca. ' alty happy when your modiste baa been suo- . ceeaful and epread If aha haa made a '. mlafltt . '. '. . '; la a word, what la th pychoiory of your ; . " olorhrat WTiat, in th rlxld esactoeaaof th . laboratory, are th aubti effecta In your , rolnd of your mllUaer and moftlM' ooo- , fotlonT ... . ' Th famoua O. Stanley Hall, proaideta Of Clark unlveradtTln WorcMter, Uim., put the quaitlona to 161 normal vchool airla of New Tork, and Loula "V7.nceliu,"n.":" D., aaaJatant fellow la Clark anlveratty, haa pMloaophlsed over the answer and eor . related them Into an elementary payeholoty of elothaa. . ' Sana of tkt Qaattlont AataaU , J Tb aueadon ta part ran thue: 1. How does a aenae of brnc weU draseed "or th 0PPit affect you t How ar yooT" rxtaby-nhbby or til flttlug glow or ahooaf X Do yoa feat a change In your personality. and, kf o, drlbolVJojaiblBlaajt!n,r.. tlonal evening dress. In outing costume. which five a unwonted nrMdom of action T a. Po th matorlala of your dree affect your feaUno-L .: whether they ar filmy,, oft stuff or etlffsr and more unyielding ma teria let Do yoa kk the rustle of allkT Dom ta wearing of fur bar any pclJ ffot upon your mental atatoT Doe the character of your hat? Po yoa Uk toweera train? ' A How doea the presence of some defect In your clothing which may aot be obvious - to others affeoo youT Aro you eonsoiou of a dlffereoc in feel ma du to fresh, dainty . nndrwar Irrespective of external dree? , 5. Ar you partloular about th fit of your . clothe or to have them of th latest style? Rave you apaclai preference for certain ar' -tlola of clothe, ao that any axtravagano , tn dra ia llkky to b ta t ha. t direction T How are you Impressed by th dree or - others? Poea tt atfeot your estimate or " person, and In what way T ' What Individual taates and preferences ao cu eometlmee Indiulg that are at variance with faahlont . .:...,'.-'-. .7 ret Betttr Whta Drsta4 W1L As to question one, on being well dred,' the lasaea avowed that It gav them greater sociability, a aenae of power, a aenae of .'.worth. " I mingle more freely with other," ' f I hay a fsellng of equality." " I feel abf to meet any person," " I feel aa It I could face the world," " I feel equal to meeting any one," " I feel at my beet." " I feel able to cope with any altuatlon."--" I feel worth. more." "I have mor reapect for nnyaelf." " I feel somewhat morally better." "Iam careful of my apeech and. mannere." When 111 dressed they feel unsociable, de preased, diatreaaed. croaa, dlaagreabl, un comfortable, conspicuous, nervous, fidgety. bashful. "I do not like to have anybody ' - ma,"-VI constantly, tug at my clothea." My opinion of myself takes a decided drop." -When giovea'of shoe are ffeTecnvjrttfaT aa though everything were -habby,'i i Imagine I ahall be criticised.? Some wtah ' to hide one's band," " to keep them out "of eight.'- . " : ' ;. ' . .;. ' " ' -''".JJ.."' '". - 7 , Santa f Ch7ns; riaUitt. ' Question two, Pr. Flaccbue rport. " brought aubatantlal .return. Th tact to b eatabllahed la the experience of a gnral change of personality. The experleno 1 quit familiar. Putting on a light tl er a -blt.vt will often eauae a distinct acne of changed peradatiny." r . "In evening dresa," one gtri declarea, l feel uncomfortable, gotten up tor ahow; la ' an outing ooatum I enjoy n delightful ns . "of freedom." ' "In evening drtaa." another -feels " unreal like living la a different world; in anouting ault I feet xhlaratd. fr, ; younger, particularly glad to b alive.", - 1 feel mor dignified and grand and feel that , 11 ar turned on m," write, another of ' evening dreaa. ' la tb outing costume " I " feel Ilk running. Jumping." " I fI a-rtaa In my animal apirlta." " I forget aU about myaelf." " anconventional, ready for aay- ' thing rokla.,,"mr natural." r .- -r - a Blcdan Dafactt Canta DUcatmfort. , Queation three touchea on definite mental ' change, due to material and texture e f . dreta. Th dlaagraeabl " feeling," tru of rough materials, 1 marked. , I aa oroa wken.1 touch rough matertala" I oan't bear to touch woolen goods; they make an "hlvr." . '""'". ' r Then there I quHon t, la the hidden fe facta or clothing. . Nearly all the girl thlna ' of aoma poaelble expoaure, and dread the . disapproval of other people, revealing Inaa Imoat pathetlo way. Pr. Flacoliu opine, th degre to which our worth estimate of our. aelve la dependent on th aoclal currency k : a)-'- )-V i , . Many Clrlt DltliK Ornawanta. Bom of th girls, fourteen, Wke ornaments. They r "pleasing to th eye," "pretty," etc. Nineteen do not ear for ornaments. Rome would limit ornament ta special eo alona. About forty ' lnalat on simplicity, " Jewelry should not b worn aa If for publl , advartiaement." " Too many ornaments ahow lack of good taste." " It spoils th ef fect of dreaa to have too much lace and rib bona." . " ' ' :-.(.,.. . tlut they ar of one mind In admiring good dreaa and in" Judging' pecr'a by h etoihe .-. they wear. "A a rule I Uk people better . when they are well dreaasd." " t often form haaty opinion about dreta" " I Judge char aotere by th atyl of, aprVirel." " Clothe affect my flrat linpreaalon." Tb manner of . putting on th dreaa, aeatnrta, tate count mor than th material. " Quality dock not effect me; the Judgment rcsti on th people' manner,. " All of thla and mor Impela Dr. Flaechua to oonclud that the peychoiogy of eloihea ha but begun; and wh'rraa he haa ii n.,' a beRlnnlng. many other nitn an I inln.! mut contribute toward the endlrg. He nr'.y haa reafhed the'V(cnMl e-ls " of '-ntnlcaiidl-yal of tha phllntn; hr cf rut n:! '".' r. fit t.i fabrlo In coatumea ar.d th'ri,y. ) ) t nn the men and wotiwn of many ir.mil a l.o r th garb of mar.y kluda.