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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAIv PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 13, 1807.
Among Men who Work with Hand or Brain
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YOU MUST KEEP GROWING;
Then Your Salary Will Grow Likewise
By George Brett
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NE of the rial evils that afflict
man workers In all lines la tho
fact that they too often regard
their development aa finished af
ter working up to a certain
standpoint. A stenograper, for Instance,
la content Visually when a certain min
imum of speed and efficiency la at
tained. A bookeeper often never will
dream of trying to learn accountancy.
It la axiomatic that progress will not
be made If the worker la certain further
development la Imposalble. The power of
a fixed belief for good or evil la almost
Incredible.
Yet nothing Is more sure than thl
"No man In business la trying to create
lobs for people to slip Into. The most
wanted Is the worker who takes an In
tercut in the whole business and wants
to learn It at any cost."
This employer stated that In all Ms
exeprlence he had been approached by
only two people who wanted a position
so that they could assist to develop
business, and who never asked a word
about remuneration, hours or details.
All business men are engaged In the
frame of commerce for the profit there
In It. Naturally their thoughts turn
affectionately toward the man who
hrlps them to make two dollars grow
where but one grew before.
The trouble with thousands of work
ers Is that they never harness their
whole brain nower to the problem nt
NEW ENGINEER NOT RO
MANTICHas No En gine of His Own
By Jonas Howard
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the more a man digs and atudlea the hand. When a man Is In danger he
more he can see In his profession. Tho often will develop surprising agility
attitude of foolish content, amug self- and resource. Latent and unsuspected
satisfaction, unwillingness to progress, powers demonstrate themselves in the
and hence the non-bringing out of the (winkling of an eye. Innumerable
best within oneself Is disastrous. workers could perform wonders If they
The world's fastest man stenographer, only threw themselves Into their labor
for example, was not content with and did not hold anything back,
merely learning shorthand and attain- w w
Ing a high rate of speed on the machine.
He found out just how and why it was Bobs Wants Whole Hearted Work,
possible to operate some typewriter
faster than othera. Ha threw himself Perfunctory performance of work Is
Into studying the mechanism of various one thing, whole hearted toll entirely
machines, and the laws which govern , ,v- ,. c . . ...
or limit speed. After he was a "star" ln "other class. Some time ago, the
AUCTIONEER HAS FIGHTS;
Sells Horses Witt His Voice and Fists
By J. F. Cofltello
GOOD horse auctioneer nowadays, leaving his stool and taking "It" away
.. , . . .. -. from them The preliminary last about
Olio wnu weim 1 u. o iruivvia i . . . , . , . , - .,, t i - uig F y w i ' 1 1
. a minute, and at Its close an animal is , , v
express wagon equlnes to pad- jed nto bm r(ng V'V
. i j t i . -AMI il - -S V .. -. a. tulM"" w
aier anq junK uirrcimii iv, in iuui inn uriiuiirr im m reaucr vm. uuhwh
tlon to having a voice Ilka the nature, and picsing out a proepeciive
t, , . , . . ....... buyer, hurls his vocabulary at him.
whistle on a flrejbout. must be handy Sonoma Olrl, Peter Pan, Colin, and oth-
...4,1. is k.. t,-, will lit a Avaklra aPa nn Jn ii - anoavl ntA
1 I II Ilia limn. Q 111 I II O niu imu us -icvi.no j iiif i iii ii J v jv
tn inimai v
A
OWADAYS tha new locomotive
engineer Is disposed to sneer at
the Idea that an anglne driver
ever waa In love with his engine
as once was credited him ln ro
mance. The trouble with tha locomotive en
gineer of the modern school Is that he
ha no locomotive of his own. He
doesn't have opportunity to care any
more for Ms engine than the average
passenger cures fur the streetcar on
which he U a paid passenger. The
machine which la tendered the modern
engineer at tlie roundhouse merely Is
an Insensate, Inanimate beaut of bur
den. At one of the hi roundhouse of
a big system centering In Chicago tha
er may have seen the lo-
fore.
She's In condition." Is the substance
of the master mechanic's remarks.
"You're to take out 2 cars tonight,
louded With merchandise and machln-
he wrote an Instructive little book on assistant of a department head applied
the subject of attaining speed. Every for tha
himself looking for a Job where the ! n.rrr hi. 1, w niViiimf tn" make-up of this train the
life Is not so strenuous. qualities met with tha favor of Mar-
mi a. iiicuuai, u kduu pair ui iiiiku itti a, - . . j i. .
and welifhln nnl an ounce leas than t'nd lhn nd maM orrr fT . at
L'ftO pounds, a horse auc
off from 150 to 76 a d
however. h mimt pay
rlneer has had nothing to nay. Ills
load Is mi a t'iniiaite basis and every
has
been assigned Mm on the division run.
It has bxen conceded slwnvn that an
wumxn ir.. uwii . , . . , i 1 1 ll nun u'rn nun wifu i wn ) n null tt
ctloneer can grab : h " ,f tatPd ln WT. J!Eli.twI between two lo.omotlves of the name
Say. Outofthla. '" l?"- . fi.TT typ from the same shop, one may he
fines and doctor "Lh" Jrrin,LJ"..a.. .Ui" .7??' R better machine than thi other. VVIth-
vacanoy created by tha pass-
lug away of his chief.
"What are yodr quallflcatlonar
asked tha general manager.
paragraph of that book showed there
waa a bidden reason for his suprem
acy. Ways to Keep an Account
To a man who really loves finance
and will exDlora the methods which
have reduced aecountanev to a science tlvelr for a moment. Thn h. ..kerf- auctioneer performs twice a week.
there la nothing about bookeeplng which "How many Improvements have you In w w
savors of drudgery. Ha can tell you mind that you can Introduce lmmedl
60 different
can be put down
faints when he Is yelled at and request
ed to Lid 100.
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Not 5 and 10-Cent Store.
bills, so that on an average his income
can be put down safely at 160 a day.
or $100 a week, for horse auctions are
held only twice a week, Tuesdays and
Frldaye.
For strenwoslty no Job ln the city
"Why. I can do tha work lust aa wall can compare with that of an auctioneer
as It baa been dona before. I know It h." """et- .A k r,n,r'? are aked
, male nas cnarge or a ciunanjr sonooi
irom A to Z. while unloading or loadlna a boat ln
Tha manager chewed a elaar reflect comparison to the stunt that the horso 10 cent atore. The groom Is requested
to show the action or the nor.se wnne Like uriving a strange florae,
the auctioneer goes ln search of more
nut any particular regard for any par
ticular enKlne the roundhouse, the en
gineer would prefer to have the choice
of ono of three or four machines which
he has tried out before. Hut he must
take Die locomotive that in tenanted
Then follows a rooatlnp. The buyers him, Hn,i ho must make his run on
If they are spineless or do schedule time or prepare to expluln why
no railed
they think the horse market Is a 6 and
ruagery. tie can leu you minu insi you can introduce lmmeo I-
way of keeping a certain lnt? th" workT" The department Lajra Off for Repairs.
.v.i - m ba assistant named several.
ln tha twinkling of an eya .But weP. not a f tn improve- When he Is absont It
- . ' - uui were not all or thess Imnrnvr
explain why one method la better adapt- ments suggested by your late chief, and
ed to a certain busineaa than another. course of being put Into effectT"
He revels ln pulling to pieces certain The other had to agree that It was ao.
fond delualona of the bookeeplng world. . TheB the manager remarked: "Thla
He Is an expert In ahort cuts to fig- lan 1 really my Job: but-right now I
urlng out things. To hear such a man can name off hand 25 things that can
t.iir nn Bmilii think tha Mot i.f he done to Improve the work of this
accountancy waa the beginning and end department," and he dirt so. Needless
liquid sustenance.
After having secured It, he begs for
a bid, anything to start It going; he
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for a fact that he Is undergoing aurglcsl l" 1 i'""'"' ye,.,., t m,- ivW
or nis voice ror una conciuaes uy
repairs, elthar at home or ln a hospital,
but It la generally tha other fellow who
Is In the convalescent ward, and the auc
tioneer pays tire bills. This Is the rea
son he doesn't amass as much money as
of all things. It la rightly so to him to th applicant didn't get the va- If he was less emphatic
tn a ,mt sxtftnt. ir hn thnnrht that lauuj'
there waa a finer profession to engage w
tn "pay couldn't hold him" from learn-
inr it Few Men Study Opportunity.
The moat willing man In all the world , ,
to see (he faulta In his own work Herny Clay Frlck, the multl-mlllton-
unually will be the man who Is most aire, when a youth, waa the only man
roricieni in nis line. Lonieni witn what was imrmmA
The horse mart has moved from
Twelfth and Halated streets, and now
la out on lilue Island avenue. During
the sessions on Tuesday tad Friday the
Ing Mh
I'nder auch conditions and at such a
tender at, lire of the proceedings It al
ways Is advisable to Did, and some one
does so as a matter of self-preservation.
The bursting point Is at hand
when the bid comes, and generally It
only tends to arouse the further wrath team which robs the driver of
Ins?eadU ofTlM) bid the sum usually t'ment.,1 Interest ln the animals.
Is 5. A rush Is made for the offender. When the locomotive engineer
The situation Is exactly that which
confronts thn driver of a team who is
given two horses of whose temper and
characteristics he knows nothing, and
who Is told that he must make a haul
of a certain load or a drive ln a light
vehicle for a certain number of miles.
Presumably the hprses are capable of
the trip, provided neither balks. But
It is this element of doubt and this
abxence of tried faithfulness ln his
all aen-
r
himself Is the last thing in the world
to enter his mind. Contrast this atti
tude with the smug self-contented atti
tude of the "small man" the one who
would feel Insulted If It were hinted
that there was atill aomethlng for him
to learn.
An almost Infallible way to test a
man's capacity la to get htm to speak
of his work ln relation to other things.
The one who makes headway la all the
time trying to figure out the big cause
that produces the small effect. The
other and non-progressive individual
a "Qod
n
forsaken
and
police keep the horsea attached to the who sometimes escapes and mixes with hla fireman have come into the dlvl
patrnl wagon. Delays are considered the crowd. When he Is canaht he Is slon terminal marking a day's work, the
dangerous .and experience has taught cuffed, and should ho and his friends locomotive Is uncoupled aa quickly as
I. in itu ftn cmit'il, mill miuuiu Ii" iou
the legal functionaries that the only retaliate, as often Is the ca
way to prevent wholesale murder is to Pnce 0f the police Is re
was the engineer who dictated the num
ber of earn that lie would t.ike out
"How many cars tonight. Hill'" was
the set question of the Height conduc
tor when he met his engineer In tho
yards.
Can one doubt the sentlrncntallty of
tho engineer of the old school when
perhaps th new locomotive Just out
of the shops was turned over to him as
his own. and when perhaps he ran her
until disabled for her ill Islon, she wan
relegated to the jards" for switch
duty?
Years ago Hllev I'wlng was one of
the famous passenger engineers on the
Chicago & Alton out of Ht. I.ouis. From
wiper In the roundhouse he had come up
to the throttle of the locomotive and
No. 101 -was given htm, r.ew from tho
shops and ornumented to the highest
degree, with the now despised hrnss "gin
gerbread work'' which mii'ked the loco
motives of tho time.
Those were the days that tried the
nerve of the locomothe engineer. There
were grades, dangerous urves. new
track, and always the light, uncortnlti
Iron rail with Its thin facing of steel.
101 snd her master were Insepar
able. They were In supreme accord snd
when some especial service was re
quired, an when a party of officials
went over the line In a special train.
Kwlng was the engineer for his divi
sion if ho was In reach.
W
She Behaved Like a Woman.
Kwlng was a sentimentalist to the ax
tent that a brawny, fullblooded man of
200 pounds Is sentimental. He had his
family and was devoted to It but often
be was Joked as to what he might do If
he had to choose between old 101 and
his household. In a doxen towns along
his division the average schoolboy
knew 101's whistle when Ewlng turned
on the steam and no other hand ever
touched the cord. There la a perfect
note In the blast of a locomotive whis
tle. If only the hand that pull the valve
open knows how to sound It. Ewlng
knew and had the reputation of a mas
ter of the whistle code.
When Kwlag at times came Into thn
roundhouse at Mexico, Missouri out of
humor, perhaps kicking a scoop snd
broom out of the cab. the men knew
thn trouble. Asked for it, the reply
would be:
"She sulked every blamed mile of the
trip!"
Hut there were other days many of
them when the light In Kwlng s eyes
showed that the "old girl" bad done her
Tha demand for express and Junk
wagon horses always exceeds the sup- p;aht Over hv 2 O'Cloclc
ply" and there Is more or less dickering lgtUS Uver Dy i U C,0CK-
place" to aee' the vast opportunity of b on the spot before the knockout blow
thn w.iit . v ti la delivered.
all his spare time In learning every
thing possible about coke. Ha saved
hla money and bought options. Then,
when the time waa ripe, he made appli
cation to a bank for tha loan of a good
many thousand dollars to form a com
pany, with himself at the head. At this
time he waa but a clerk of about ITS,
..11 MB.. nH SBAHVA Sl..UnlAl .rtrtflk-
e case, the pres- possible and the two drive the machine 'M.id done even more
quired hurriedly. Jo tho roundhouse II r thl .big engine Slu"st ,.! a woman." would be Kw-
Ing's comment; "sulked yesterday and
constantly Is aiming to aee everything but st striking waa hla mastery of the
. . ' m - l. 1 .. . I. . V V 1- I 1 1 I
from nts own Stag. piuuieui iu&i uia umn iiiia.uceu mm,
v w and he made 100 per cent on the capi
tal of hi concern within a year or two.
Plav rtame for Profit 11 ' ,ne little things that reveal the
f xay uame ior rrom. tQuch ftf mtLSter nand. The ablol(t
Ah employer a ahort rime ago de- workers ecom the Idea of there being
scribed the point aptly when he said: any Buch thing as fixed development.
IT S EASY TO STEAL A PATENT
Looser Must Prove That You Are Guilty
By John A. Howland
EW young men reach full maturity Inventor has means to protect himself.
when one that has all the ailments that
generally befall an equine la offered for
sale.
Lull Before the Battle.
Close by the mart l a saloon where
sellers and purchasers congregate prior
to the opening of hostilities, which be
lt requires about four hours to dis
pose of 100 horses, provided the fights
ar not of long duration, liy 2 o'clock
has done exceptionally well, the cer
tainty that It will be given over to
(mother hand at the first opportunity
and that It may be weeks, months or
years before ho opens her throttle
again, Is killing to any possible senti
mentality regarding the monster
At the roundhouse she is turned over
to tho hands of disinterested cleaners
as a rule, the corral Is empty, but should and mechanical erperta who labor by
any one be taken to the hospital, and the hour with any and all locomotives
., . , . , ,,, , ., to an extent that shall be satisfactory
the auctioneer be made to give bonds, nly to (h master mechanic. The lde;i
more time, or course, for disposing or of pleasing the engineer la no part of
the offerings Is consumed.
Hut the right, however.
Is one of
gins at 9:S0 o'clock ln the morning. The the essentials, and It must be nulled off
usual brand of hydrate of chloral may before sufficient respect is paid the auc-
IKJIItlt I. 11 in I III IIIH if I lai lion iii.il ait
I . and balance without at some time
" going through some degree of In
X terest In the possibility of a pat
ent that shall lead to wealth.
The history of the United States pat
ent office in connection with the piling
up of colossal fortunes In the past, the
If he hasn't, the stealing of a patented
idea may be easier than the taking up
of a voluntary collection ln a Sunday
school. ,
If there Is danger of the person's
coming back upon, the, infrlngera, It may
be necessary for the Infringers to fix
upon Bme change ln the original pat
ented thing so Blight as not to inter
fere wltn the operation of the patented
be had for the usual pflce, and when
the auctioneer secures about 10 of
them he Is considered fit to go to the
pot.
Woe to the unfortunate peddler or
lunk dealer who arouses his Ire. There
Is but one exit to the yard or show ring,
and this Is controlled by the auctioneer,
ao escape is cut off, and when a fight
starts It la to the death or until thV po
lice arrive. Should either side go down
for the count and remain "out" any
length of time a hurried trip to the
hospital Is the result, while the auction
eer gives "bonds" and returns to com
plete the day's business. This is done
after he unloads about 10 more doses of
the "nervine" and tells of the gall of a
buyer Insulting him by offering $3.50
for a 50 horse.
Buyers Called to Ring.
needed to enforce deference. The auc
tioneer, it would seem, begins to lose
his head when he falls to get Into a
mlxup. The results of a melee are of
secondary consideration, and It pretty
the duty of these men.
Different in Old Days.
"She's In condition," says the expert
who has gone over and through
giant piece of machinery, and If
the
the
generally Is understood that a man who master mechanic agrees, that la all
offers a $.1 or JS bid on a blind and ,ner(J , t0 th matter. Next day the
spavined horse has no place to sleep, .... ,
and would like hospital treatment for engineer and fireman may awear a blue
perhaps a week. There Is no doubt of streak up 100 miles of the right of
nis being accommoaaiea, ana in a nurry,
but In a great many Instances It re
quires considerably longer time before
the surgeons get through with the
patching up process.
Everybody Gets a Bargain.
tonight behaved beautifully. Just Ilka
a woman!"
Died With Engine at Last.
It was fati and tragedy that one
night taking a down grade on a single
track, old 101 dashed head on Into a
heavy freight train, blowing up her
boiler an Instant later. Old 101 waa
wrecked beyond recognition and her
master was picked up 100 feet from the
wreckage Bcalded, maimed and dead.
1'hll O'Nell Is one of the present neB
tnrs of locomotive engineering, having a
run oui of Chicago on one of the princi
pal fast trains of the North western sys
tem. The old man has experienced the
new and the old methods in engine
driving. He ;s a mine of memories of
the old days, when the heart of the en
gineer was In the engine that waa his
own. Today trust ml wltli a train of
tolling palaces, making a speed that
engineers of 20 years ago said never
would be made by a locomotive his
heart Is In only the safety of his train
and Its schedule.
way, but they are the men to make
the explanations of any shortcomings.
In the old days there was a vast dif
ference ln favor of sentimentality for
the locomotive. The locomotive build- WW ,
er first and tha railroad after it lent ... , , .
influences to this end. Twenty-five Mad at the Slovenly Fireman,
years ago the locomotive from the shoos . .. .
After sale the saloon Is visited and had 11.000 or more Invested ln her """ey or Chicago, who
- Aa brass trimmings. From the brass rims a few years ago made a fortune in ex-
there the troubles of the day are gone f her 8mokestack bad to the sills of pi01tInft the pneumatic tool In all Its
v x. i j wnc iuj ciuu uninaiiio licr v-M U WU1UUHI 0 IIO W LIS U I HHS ir 1111 IllfU
th jABfohinir rtti t eT inA rt a Ton r a n I a ni nrrir win iiiiia natani unnn tAmn
.v,., orw1 , th. nntlclnatlon of a onR or more of these Incidental changes close hy and hurriedly inspect aooui iuu norseuesn snouia nave Deen snipped to thing or gaudy beauty.
aevice ana e i v that have been effected. horses. They would remain longer, per- Madison Square Garden or to England, "When f was i fireman," said one of
,t may be worth cfeLl, Ue SZ. aTy! geToNd cU'ough 'rKi?
money to thousands of yuung men to flce as lt ftppea8 to tha inventor. This ' no,.r.e.hlv sheenlike manner they and neddlers' waon! thev should be unt" the brM work hurt mr re" ven
realise as a f rst lesson that the patent has . double slrnlflcsnea tn tha Mt In a notlceamy aneepiiae manner jney ana peaaiers wagons mey snnuiu ne . ,n .hado ot th- roundhouse vet
office of the United States Is one of the iJ"VrSAVlr enter theshow ring and await the offer- hauling around the Vanderbllts and '"J faftdowr .0t?ewr2irn.,?0U"e' et
ail ine con Minima
most common of
operable under the statutes, unless the man's idea
the fact that ha Is Infringing another
. i..t - At ivT. , t,i Th ...ii,.. and when tha roundhouse "Winers " thn ' """'"
rein that is given the imagination both apparatua, and yet enough that 'the pat- b" vl.lt a corral swear, that such a consignment of f'remAn- n,1 !S ?n?l",.1 ad leit h.r engineer on the Burlington Mr. Hue-
- "in ler mil Blier m. run Sim wni n. stoma ntn ha ana na - K lim a II
- J v w 1 1 v. iniv viiKiut; - u v juov 111"
tie too late for the development of thft
engineer's love for his locomotive. That
he would have been that type of senti
mentalist, however. Is demonstrated in
his own summing up of his experience.
"The one thing that used to make
me mod wns to have a slovenly fire
man," he said. "The man who wallowed
around with the scoop and spilled coal
nil over the deck always Irritated me
beyond measure. I always preferred a
fireman who would keep a clean deck
nrtd short steam to one who would keep
the safety valve to the point of pop
ping and leave shattered coal for me to
walk over."
Sentimental love for a locomotive is
gone, however. The builder has made
it as devoid of ornamentation as Is pos
sible. The railroad has turned U Into
a mere traction machine, jvhose chief
service comes In ndt lying Idle ln a
roundhouse a minute longer than is a
necessity. Interest on the 115,000 in
vestment tied up In the modern 130
ton machine is an Item ln the dividends
of a great system To "get there" is
the philosophy of the engine driver, and
In a certain device for a certain ac
complishment the chief principle ln lt
may have been hla own but later than
that of another. Naturally not having
seen or heard of the other man's device
his own plans may differ consider
ably from the first. Ha goes to an at
torney who Is to make tha application
for a patent
person attempting bualness through lt
shall have his eyes open to Its devious
possibilities and to the devlousness of
the ways of the attorneys who are ad
juncts to that office.
U. S. Does Not Defend Right:.
In the minds of most people, perhaps,
the patent office of the United States n Does Not Patent Main Idea,
granting patent papers to a patentee Mogt atto melLn t0 get patent
giving him title to hla patent for 17 pers ,f pogglble A paU be
years become, at once the gVantor and fuged on one or wo thrM
tha defender of the patentee a rights of th and h- attorney may per.
UNothlnV could be farther from the elst anl th PP.e" on a fourth and
fact. Today the man who holds title ln almost incidental tning described ln the
a patent through the official patent pa- drawings. But when the patent cer-
- . . ' v . . This old 607 virtually waa tha nron-
i n auctioneer as an overture urnis i ne purcnasers ana me purcnasen ne- , . . .nlneor Ma nth.r Vu.Th
that the purchasers be liberal ln their part one by one, and by sundown the vL J '"lTe. fiw.i? t
bids; he knows that they are not ln the headquarters of the horse mart for thronilneer "laid off " was sick it
.o Div.r.n 111,4 u.rrimin hmkn down ontno i. rfon.rtiwi t lne engineer laia orr, or was sick, or
but to loosen up when anything good then Is that the auctioneer enter, his
suits them and save him the trouble of lair for a well-earned rest.
INFIRMARY FOR DAMAGED
VARES Business Chance Is O
By Virginia Branch
for other reason could not report for
duty, old 607 lay ln her sUlf In the
roundhouse until ho returned. And
when he returned for duty 67 had to
bo spick and span for the run.
W
HT Isn't some capable and ener
getic woman farslghted enough
to see the possibilities ln a
bric-a-brac hospital? To the
woman at all handy with tools
pen Engineer Made His Own Repairs.
In the roundhouse her engineer was
her mechanician who made all repairs
and who made tha final Insnactinn he-
y?.uJafa a,dy,i do business and will be fore t'nt run. T those days the loco
motive engineer was the autocrat. The
of the old. sentimental
glad to call for articles In need of re
linlr returning them "aa itaivI aa nour '
Ask the patrons to have them ln readl- master mecnnic anu nia neipers were 1f h( can rto po an(1 Pa(.npe accident or
ness wnen you can, as mis is a great mechanics only, assisting at repairs reprimand, he Is satisfied unless he be
ume BRver. oena out as many earns as wh ch the engineer could not aceom. a eraduatr
neb Issued by the department at Wash- ,,,.",; . , ... .l- v vl. - . " " 'T. ' 7.. " v... desire, but limit the filling In of push himself. On all freight runs it school.
ins-ton merely has his patent claim on or ciever at menuing nu iinm ..o tne aates, writing as many ror one date
record ln tne natent oirice. tie is pnv- i..oi.1B .. woo .iihi uriouiois worK will aiiuru an oiikhiui um ii-- no .you won v.vci m n. o y. n.cru
lleged to hold hla patent for the period in the whole thing, he has no means of tlcal means through which she can earn 3uJ,1Sa1,rtcar?". iTA.i!8' aiJ
a good living. enable you to tell easily how often to
in every nouocuuiu sena out collection car as again. as
lleged to noia nis patent ior me penou in tne wnoie ming, ne nas no means of
mi cnTAa VSX t'hi po'lnt" which 50WithJL i!,"- T
the reader should understand. S.ihISn ,nf!2e?!5l ,tart? "eady
It Is an Illegal thing ror one man to "VUif;.iy.
infringe the principles of another man s ot the app Icatlons
" -. . T3.. .rhnta hnnlsn nt nroof Patent OfflCO Will
t'JTv--. -V.. JLZi . .rCn k . nrnn these will need to
Dniv tha, a- tnria nf broken or chlnnea aisnes mat ..no., llai rt nuimna a lnn ca
. v.m.j i.iu a n rt : -- - ... . , juu. w uuv.u.ia a. ' . , t u , , , .
and refusals at the have been relegated to the rear or tne vour 5anv. acc0Unt will permit it Is
disclose thla. and cupboard shelf, all because a woman (,. to tnlnk of lncreaslnsr vour busl-
b uncovered hv n- will not take time to mend them; anq nP. To keet) Dace wtth ths demand
'". .k. .iini y,V,.f onH ,n other disinterested attorney, which posts her household thrift will not permit or you nave to increase the number
Tvoulri make complaint seeklna the aid tnoney naturally. her throwing them away. The rirst step of employes, and when the business Is
of the mtonl ? ofJlea Tlwt afd of the Thus It becomes one of the easiest of in housekeeping progression Is i to break tt .nT succe88 delivery wagons can bo
or ine pai ni oim-o. i"- f"1" vi, nni.lhll I i that an a woman of The accumulating habit. .,M
Ihi MtenUrt claim VuhTaw.ng.and Sttackini .ome one" whom he things is Therefore the ' brlc-abrac hospital be- '
VII P."1.6."1.6 ?.Lm.KW,"n ;Ln" n infringing his invention, may find him- comes a noble as well as a practical
way to a questioning ofthe Infringer Is "ff thc'?1. f0T.mJhav!"ar b fome one work.
of theirs . - It Is possible to start the business r3rmr
ion inn tiwiun aimost any- uamagea rramc ivumo .nc-i. without a cent of capital, and lt can be
FORTUNE WAITS FOR IN-
VENTOR--Broomcorn Cutter Needed
By J. W. Younger
through the office of the patent at
torney. A federal court somewnere win
hear the suit ln equity and decision will
be rendered one way or another ln the
due processes of the law.
Get Out Writ of Injunction.
In the most ordinary case of possible
Enterprise May Be Enlarged.
"W
E quit growing brootnforn six tlons required from the nlanting of the
comment
Is Worth ta
by the patent attorney which
king literally.
Had It Down Pine.
From the Chicago Journal.
"Ah. let ma see." said the dlstln
Infringement of a patent tho first move gulshed arrival, a. the tug bearing the of little articles all around the various "vanlences of the home.
nf thA comnlnlnlng naientee is to get representative or tne press wan it rooms inai nv un inipii
Perhaps a woman will let a picture developed Into a prosperous concern,
frame that has had the gilt edgings If ona Is successful with the brlc-a-knocked
off hang in the parlor, un- braj hospital there 1 no reason why
a-a ,,... ,.ncon,cloi.. thnt .he. & n undergarment s .mending depa rt-
moiiuru. , v 1 . . - " - -" -
Is fflvlnar to the room, no mat
elegant the furnishings, the look
nas oeen. Anu men mere
years ago and never will
try it again. The western
cheap lands have run us out
of business," says an Ohio
The production of this al
most indispensable article has moved
steadily westward, and today Oklahoma
Is the banner state for broomcorn."
Broomcorn Is a variety of malse, and
seed to the finished article, ready for
the housekeeper
Five of the greatest Industries fi the
country lumber, wire, tin, twine and
paper contribute toward the making of
a broom. Kven chemistry playe an Im
portant part In furnishing the. sulphur
for the bleaching and anallne dye for
...e stain.
If by some unhappy catastrophe alt ot
the broomcorn on the face of the earth
was oPlltera ten, where would a subatl-
"tter how ment should not be added to the estab- Is remarkable from the fact that whlla tuto be found to take its place?
ok of the "shment. This would fill a long-felt whsat KVP8 us 8tra.w and Indian corn -
iorf want, aspects ly among the women who , . JO . . Itililn nui tn rVil
!iefo2 live In the large hotels and lack the Rives us fodder, broomcorn furnishes "nie ams for. Colt.
t a writ of injunction against the ceraed coming down the bay to meet neat woman all sorts of Vetty annoy- The Scrubwoman's Censure.
nger. There is a chance that tno bis vessel. -Hve 1 got my Interview ances. A Tne hardc.t t-aln , the world for
ion may be made permanent; oown patT" - upp".' " " J THin. .nrt the poor to do Is to keep a cheerful out-
ara otner cnances mai mo ii is easy, jruur nignness, sam tno "u iws. v-"lV. Vi look. They have no time to belong td
n into court on us merus, ma private -secretary. "iou must remember repnuuiR ujf, w.i.. . tVi Utrrvmili.ri nn tho nnn't-Wnrk
ou
lnfrl
injunct
there
most Ci
tninncflon beinr refused.
But bond must be given by the liti
gant, and his attorney's fees must be
guaranteed his attorney ln some way,
often before the patent ha. had an op
portunity to earn a dollar for the pat
entee. In fact, the inventor may have
spent all his money in completing nis
to say three things.
"Ah, yes. One Is, T am delighted to
realize my ambition to aee your won
derful country." "
"And don't forget to say, My nation
is ln perfect accord with yours. I de
precate any hint of war.'
xes, yes. Ana me tnird is, "I con-
be
scraped ln an unripe state and Is worth
less.
Spent Bll niH Iimiicjr 111 lumpmiu'B icn, t iu Hiiro. 13, 1 con- j vi L... ln ik. A
patent papers and recording his claim slder American women charming.' Bring WIP PJ?,, " L , ,.i; ?h.
with the department. on your scribes, after vainly trying to repair tne
Bo far as the patent office Is con- age by, trimming It on the grind
cerned. and so far as the patentee's cer-
absolutely no by-products. Thl. Is so From the New York Times,
because the crop Is harvested while the A hostler from th Blue Orosa ha.
milk la In the stalk and the seed, which, just found employment In One Of the jr
f 1w,Lt"p"'.wWulliur"i stables of a Fifth avenue man. Hla -
UfBl U Hug I1J 11'UIII IIIUCl. im :
uttuvjr uiicn la oo quainw ana, nil
stories of "Ole, Kalntuck" so Uhtqte, ?
no member of the household-misses an '
opportunity to speak to blm and have
him say a word.
His emnlover ald to him tmtt A.- i
The harvesting of broomcorn, perhaps, ago, as he was looking at Mi hirh
"No," said the artist; "we will wait furniShM Us with the only Instance ln BtepPer:J 1 ""i1,"086 yu" master down
w till Monday. Besides, don't you go . . . . . (-,- . south had a good many horses T"
church on this dayr wh,ch the American Inventor tailed to -pat , u,i, sah, dat wo didt And
my oie master naa em all name Bible
names. Kalth. Hope and Charity-. Bmu
iMnv tVi.i u nmlmMl Into one nlle. The lno. Merrymaa
" 'p. ""'-.j"i"VL""" iv. v ui a ciuds.
resuu -h Vrt The scrubwoman dropped Into the stu-
at0 nrftwWnaeTshein tholac. o of a well-known artist to explain Must Be Cut by Hand.
X ,n. th. fine en ire. at her ner .aosence on naturoay anu 10 oner 10
t..vT rr".i.i.i nl. a.,., wow on eunaay
I1UDUBUU o v nuovi
Uaw after It has served the turn of a
screwdriver and various otner tooia, ana
UI CiWVI
dam-
grindstone.
now
to
'Oh. and aure and I do. but I nave make good.
ffiBJKraU0 anSpe8Ur!o"u. All effort, to cut broomcorn by ma
S" v,. V- .v"u k.i (l . ui bio uu uiui iiaviini .- .. . - - ..
Frank n Katienhnch .Tr .w BO oacit lu mo ''""r'" whether we go to church or not. Ana cninery nave laiieo, ana fortune lies
Frank B. Kataenoacn Jr., whom the ;0es the broken ware and her good ln- thank vou ml... for all your kindness, waitln for the man Kn mrm ...
mni-riK nt Man i.rio. h.. fontinn. ani vision, of what her hua- Vf,"' t ZJa ZJa waiting xor mo rata no nrst succeeds
tiricate of patent Issued by that office -r wnom me ?oe8 the broken ware ana I ner gooo n- thank you. ml... for all your kindness,
might assure him the patent rights for Democrats of New Jersey have nom- fentlons and visions 'wh.a h' u?: and th come next weelt. And Qod
tie, Stays and Crinoline,
springs cons."
ri .j
a e.11
one
h.i7 vears of the oatent Derled. the ln- inkted for a-overnof. waa twice l.ted band will say makes the remainder or
:;.tVr mv h no safer than a country- . . -r . k-.v. .v. ..... the day one or tne macaest roreDoainge.
man with f 10,000 ln his pockets and
wandering in the levee districts of a
great city.
Like Taking Up Collection.
If some man or some, company of
means wishes to Infringe a patent the
it-mov. ia Ao dimovar It the original axnorahln, ,
mayor or Trenton, though the city la Tt is small wonder, then, that women
nominally Republican. As mayor he would be only too glad to have home
made a record for two things votes one besides themselves shoulder toe
and speechmaking. He is a good story burden of mending and repairing,
teller and is ever readv with an ant
anecdote with, wnicn to clinch an argu
ment He is a graduate of Princeton
university and has won distinction aa a
lawyer. His friends predict that he
wiu make a line cajopalgn for gov
How to Start Business.
The first sten In establishing the ho.'
BlUU.U. u null fiaxOl fLBaQUIutaft that shfl.wn WexUt Xor. JUm.
ttllllW JITTJk I WOTTl. 14 V -JUS . , , . . .. JB . a k. .... a
bless you. miss, and I hope he'll do bet- ln aomg it. utwi tnen tne cutunt must
ter than he's been doing. ' be done by hand with th old-fashioned
ahoe knife.
Captain J. N. Coombs, Republican na- Oklahoma produces a variety of dwarf
tional committeeman of Florida, says broomcorn that ta Jerked Instead ef cut,
tbat President Roosevelt will have the nevertheless the operation requires hand
delegation from Florida to the next na- labor.
tlohai convention. Me declares that he Fifty million brooms year as -the
does not believe the president can de- output ef our American factories is a
cline a renomlnatlon In tho face of the conservative estimate. Does the aver-
over whelming demand taat .wlu be age man realise the multiplicity of la-
teresta involved, th pumexoua opera- jeara,
Lleutenant-Oovernor Chanler ef Kew
York, whose name Is mentlondln
connection with the Pemocratio presi
dential nomination,-la not yet 40 years'
of age. He la the eon or John Vln
throp Chanler and Margaret Aster tVard
Chanler, the latter a daughter of Pamual
Vard and a granddaughter of William
B. Astor. The lieutenant-governor's
father held" the office of . eachero In
Tammany HalL iad represented a New
ior usiric.il i congress Zor several
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