if;. -, ,v I
r '
Why Ho Succeeded
From hm J work on firm to tlio study
uf mnlicina iu Cincinnati, ln-ro lie was
frsduatrd, ti ilia comae which Dr, It, V.
'! iiHik.
In his younger days Its prsrllceil mrd
icing ovrr litres iliMilel. II wits thrn Ilia
new oil firlili nr.ir Tiiuaville, I'a. Finally
lie tlrlrrnilnrd lo put up some of his
prcscrintiona in roailyto-uMi form in ordnr
lu rroili a luigrr number rf faiuiliis.
I la lima pmvril In ItuD ilo, N. Y,
and eslahlilird ilia World's llliprnaary,
where he pnl up Dr. IVrre's Colden
Mrdii al Piarovaty fur till) blood II well aa
the favorite I'rrai riplion for women, euro
fully preparing tlirm from roola. barka, and
hrrda and placed tlicw wilh ilrujula ev
erywhere Puring many year Dr. Pleree'a
Diarovery, for tlio Mood, liai been sold iu
lttrr ipiantiliea by ilrunnn ull over llie
I niled Siniri (ban any olhrr ninlirine.
II la a Ionic in lla rflrrta on tba stomach
nd diKi-live aM"ii ilu: an sllerativa in
iia a. Imn on llie blond. Iivrr and akin. Il
inereaara the splilp, alimulalea llie ill.
Healion. rnru lira llie blond, and mokea both
inen and women feel a llicy did wliea
ihey were young and care free,
Aik your nrarcat drupxiat for Doctor
Pierce's Dtacovi-ry, in lll4 or liquid
form, or aeuil 10c lor trial tg. of tablcu) 10
Dr, Pierce's Cliuic, in Uullalo, N. Y.
All Human
The old any In la (hat no man la a
hero lo hla mint. And wealth of
wisdom la crowded In that adage. The
great and llie nmtr great have their
weaknesses and their fralltlei Just as
llie real uf ua pour morlula do. lluro
worship la always from a dlatance; an
Inttiimla acquaintance with the Idol
ised line may make you like hi in bet
ter, but It will Inovitubly ersso much
uf the glamor of the relationship.
Pallaa News.
Oriental Truth Ttatt
Hindus bate queer methods of find
ing whether a person Is truthful. Ha
la mad lit declare, a certain thing la
ao while una of hla fingers Is dipped
In water from, the sacred Ganges rlrer,
whcio no Hindu would dare lie.
Vanity
A man should fear when ha enjoys
only the good ho does publicly. Is It
not publicity rather than charity which
ho loves? la not vanity rather than
benevolence, that gives such chart-Ilea?-Henry
Ward lloecher.
Paychlcal Drawings
Klght aketcbea showing how Glas
tonbury abbey, now a ruin, one looked
ami put porting to have been drawn
under psychic domination are the work
of a Londoner, who never before made
an architectural drawing.
' On Speaking III,
If anyone speak uf thee, consider
whether ho hiith truth on his aide;
and If ao, reform thyself, that hla cen
sures may not affect thee. Eplctetus.
Joks on Tightwad.
An unuaul Joke recently was played
on a noted London tightwad. Hos
pitals and chnrlty associations receiv
ed cards saying that If collectors wore
sent to his home he would give them
large donations. The tightwad Is stilt
seeking the sender of the cards.
Important
Tourist (to the guide at lover's
leup) Aye, It's a good leap, and risky.
Toll me, wns 'e leapin' to 'or or away
from 'erT London Wookly Telegraph.
Variety All the Same.
One restaurant serves an omelet
with a different name every duy In the
week, and they nil tnste the same.
Thut's salesmanship. Toledo Blade.
Modesty Out of Place.
Modest benrlng Is commendable In
tnininn beings, but It's no recommenda
tion for a fruit tree. Boston Tran
script,
Contsntmsnt la Wealth
That Is true plenty, not to have, but
not to wnnt, riches. Chrysostom,
You Want a Good Position
Vary wall TaJta tkj Aeeountnncy and
Bualneaa Manaiamant, Private aVauroSart-
aJ, Caloiiliitor, GoinatnuMtar, aiii.r
phis, IJnmnahlp, ur Comm artful 1'OMhr
Behnke-Walker
Th for m ol Dustnaaa Cohere of the
norrnwoat wnien naa woa mora Auuurwai
Arda and UnM Mortals than anr other
school la Amsrliah rUnil (a eur Siiroooa
i.Hiainar. fourth RirMt ntar Ainrrtsoa,
Porllaad. Or, laaae M. VaJkar. IT.
P. N. U.
No. 11, 1828
GETTING
a lesson in
co-operation
By CLIFFORD HOWARD
3S
id) hf short aiurr Pb. uo )
HB WALKED In briskly, asked
how I was, shook my hand,
suld bo was Mr. Hprlnkle HI
Hprlnkle drew up a cbulr,
put his hut on my desk, and told me
I bad been recomiiiended to him as
a genllemun who would undoubtedly
be Interested In an Important little
enterprise he bad under way.
I wanted to tell hliu I wus extreme
ly busy and would prefer to have hlui
postpone the Intervelw to another
day; but he drowned the first part
of my remarks In an uproarious blow
ing of his nose and skittered the rest
of them by looking at nie out of bis
hniidkerchlef and saying: "Yuu will
purdun iiiv, brother, but you ccrtuln
ly have an uncommonly lurge nose;
nnd Tin glud to see It, sir; I'm glad
to see IL"
Uo beumed upon me with the ut
most good nature, and before I could
answer back he sluped me affection
ately on tlio knee and added In a
con fl den tin) whisper, "It's a sign
you've got a muthemntlcal mind, a
niechuiilcttl mind exactly the eort of
a man I am looking for; and I got a
proposition to muke to you : What do
you know about sbauipoolngT"
"Not the first thing!" I retorted.
"That's all right, brother," he re
sponded soothingly; "no harm meant.
You're not as bsld as I am. You'd
as soon think of running a luwn mow
er over the Kiihura aa giving me a
shampoo. And lo tell the pi u III truth,
I'm nt much of a believer In sham
pooing, anyhow. You don't find the
suvngi-s smearing their scalps with
soup and eggs, and I'd like anybody
to ahow me a bald headed Hottentot
or Cherokee Indian. Hut all the
same, there are several million men In
this land of Hall Columbia who be
lieve thy've got to have their noddles
shampooed once In ao often. You
never pass a barber shop that you
don't see some specimen of civilisa
tion sitting up In a chair with a head
on hlin like a corn starch pudding.
Now, whut I maintain Is this: If a
man wants to be shantiiooed, let him
be shampooed. It kee;ia the burbers
busy and keeps money In circulation.
Hut have you ever stopped to figure
out bow much time Is wasted In sham
pooing a man's head? You haven't
eh? Well, I'm going to tell you some
thing about It In a minute; but. first
of all, brother, let me aak you : What's
your Income at the present speak
lug?" "You will pardon me," said I; "but
I can't see that that's any of your
business."
"Jimt as yon feel shout It, brother,"
acquiesced Mr. Sprinkle, "You
know your own feelings best I only
wanted a figure for comparison, so I
could show you by the multiplication
table bow much more you are going
to make out of this shampooing busi
ness." "Hut I tell yea I don't know the
first thing about It, nnd. whut's more
to the point, Mr. Sprinkle. I don't
want to know anything about IL I'm
a mechanical engineer; not a barber."
"Very true, sir," responded my
visitor; "but thst's no reason you
shouldn't share with me In the con
trol of the barber shop business of
this country. A man doesn't have
to be a clown to own a circus. And,
aa I was going to tell yon, I have
figured out that It takes a full half
hour at the lowest estimate to sham
poo a man and put htm In condition
to go nut on the street Let's say
there're a hundred thousand men
shampooed In the I'nlted Ktntea every
day. That's Vsy below actual figures,
hut w e'll take that Just to get an Idea
of the time consumed. A hundred
thousand men at half nn hour each Is
fifty thousand hours. Fifty thousand
hours Is twenty-one hundred days, In
round numbers; and twenty-one
hundred days Is Ave years and
nine months. That shows you the
time that's being consumed In the
fulled States cleaning men's heads
nrly sit years every day. And
do you know why? Because the ton
torlsl artist Is the only workman on
the fuce of the civilised earth who
continues to do business In the same
primitive style ns his Egyptian an
cestors nil by hand. No earthly rea
son for It, except thnt It has never
occurred to anybody to modernise the
hnrher shop with luhor-snvlng ma
chinery; that Is, It never occurred to
anybody until yours sincerely, HI
Sprinkle, happened to be pnsslng. You
begin now to catch the drift of my
remarks? Well, sir, to come to the
point at once, picture to yourself a
neat and Inexpensive device, by
which, with the mere turning of an
electric switch or by foot power, If
you please a mnn may be thorough
ly and comfortably shampooed In the
spnee of three minutes. Yes, air;
lathered, egRed, rubbed, squirted,
dried, perfumed, and brushed and
combed, without ever a hnnd touch
ing his head! Hounds remarkable at
first hearing; but It's no more re
markable than feeding a chunk of
wood to a machine nnd having It come
out box of mntches before you con
spit. If It did nothing more than save
time, every barber shop In the land
would have to have one, for no man
Is going to pn trim I re n shop where It
dikes thirty minutes ns ngnlnst three
to have his hair waahed and brushed ;
but It's bound, also, to reduce the. cost
of shampooing, for It's a labor-saving,
device, as well as a time-saver; and
a drop In the price of shampoos means
more shampoos, and more shampoos
menus more business, and more busi
ness mentis more money more money
for the burbers and more money for
you mid me. Now how does It strike
you, brother?"
"All of a heap," snld I; "and what's
your purpose lu coming to me? what's
your proposition?" I Inquired, stirred
to sudden Interest In the possibilities
suggested by this animated Hprlnkle.
Mr, Sprinkle grabbed me by the
knee with his left hand nnd wiggled
the first finger of his right hand with
in a foot of my nose. "Co-operation,
brother said he; "co-operation. Noth
ing nowadays can be accomplished
without a Joining of forces. I con
tribute one part of the enterprise;
you, the other; and It's share and
share alike In the profits"
"I see," said I: "You want me to
exploit the patent; look after the
business end of It ; raise the cash for
manufacturing It and getting on to
the market. Well, I don't know but
what I should be able to make some
such arrangement as that. If this re
markable machine you mention ran
actually do the work you claim for
It and It tan't too complicated or too
expensive. If what you say about It
crtn be practically demonstrated, It
would certainly seem as though there
ought to be a mint of money In It
for the patentees."
"Not the allghtest doubt about It
brother. If I can Induce you to take
hold of It with me and you will do
your part as I have done mine, we'll
revolutionize the tnnsorlal business
of the clvlllxed world, and Incidental
ly move up several notches toward
the millionaire class."
"Have you done any figuring on the
cosUof making these machines?"
"Yes, air, In a rough sort of way.
Oughtn't to cost more than three dol
lars, I should say, at the outside,
after we get the necessary machinery
for making the parts. We could sell
'em for ten dollars apiece, easy; a
gross profit of over two hundred per
cent; or, we needn't sell 'em at all
Just rent them. According to the last
census there were some hundred end
fifty thousand barbers and hairdress
ers In the United States. Suppose
we rented ehamponera to only half
of them ssy aeveiity-flve thousand
machines. Two and a half or even
four dollars a month would be dirt
cheap, considering the returns the
barber will get from them, but sup
pose we estimate on only a dollar;
there's a gross monthly Income of
seventy-five thousand dollars, or nine
hundred thousand a year. Now, esti
mating the cost of producing theae
machines at three dollars, we have
a total cost of two hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars, leaving
ua a clear gross profit over cost of
manufacture of alx hundred and sev
enty five thousand dollars. And that's
Juat for the first year. There's no
reason why these mschlnes shouldn't
Inst an Indefinite time, for It's one
of my hobbles to Insist upon durability
combined with simplicity; ao that
after the first year every penny of
the nine hundred thousand dollars,
outside of office and collection ex
penses, would be pure gravy. How
doee It strike you, brother?"
"To be candid," aald I, "your esti
mates strike me aa a trifle loose and
extravagant; but, allowing a liberal
discount fur enthusiasm and mis
calculations and unexpected difficul
ties. It doee look as though there
ought to be money In It I'll admit
But of course you will understand,
Mr. Sprinkle, I can't be expected to
pass Judgment upon the matter until
I have aeen the machine In opera
tion and have had an opportunity to
atudy the situation In all Its details,
Just at this time I happen to be ex
tremely busy, but suppose you bring
your machine around here to my
office, say, at half past seven tomor
row evening, and let me look It over
and go Into the matter more fully
with yon then. I simply haven't a
moment to spare this morning. I
have already overstayed my time for
a most Important engagement You
will, therefore, really have to excuse
.me; but at the same time, Mr.
Sprinkle, I want yon to know that I
am genulnuly Interested In your prop
osition and thnt from the little you
have told me I don't aee why we
shouldn't make a go of It If this In
vention of yours will do whut you
clulm for It."
Mr. Sprinkle grabbed me by the
knee again ns I was about to rise.
"Just a moment, brother," he per
suaded. T don't want you to mis
understand my position In this mat
ter. At I said to you a moment or
two ago, this Is an age of co-operation.
Before there can be capital,
there must be business; before there
can be business there must be science
and Invention, and before there ran
be Invention there must be Ideas, The
mnn of Ideas stands nt the founda
tion of society. There can be no In
vention without a preceding Idea.
Some men have Ideas and some have
Inventive ability. Now, I belong to
the former class and you to the lat
ter, So I come to you and say, broth
er, let ui combine our forces: I sup
ply the Idea of a shampooing ma
chine, nnd you supply the Invention.
I think It and you Invent It I need
you; you need me. Together we pro
duce lie was still tulklng as I left the
oftlce and alammed the door behind
me.
Pottttt Had LittU Schooling
Johanna Amhrnstus Volgt, the popu
lar German poetess, was the daugh
ter of a mechanic and her education
was received at the village school,
which she left nt the age of eleven.
Her poem passed through fifty editions.
POULTRY
BKTS
HATCH GOOSE EGGS
WITH INCUBATORS
Goose eggs can be hatched with In
cubatori even to better advantage than
with bens for various reasons. Where
hens or geese are used, they are apt
to break the eggs, and again let them
chill. The first eggs from your geese
will arrive while the cold weather still
continues, and must be picked Dp early
In the morning before they become
chilled; geese Invariably lay In the
very curly hours of the morning, or
lute at night sujs a writer In the
Rural New Yorker.
Keep eggs In a moderately warm
location around SO degrees In cold
weather. Wheu you have sufficient num
ber to put Into the Incubator It should
be started. Goose eggs, like hens' eggs,
hatch best when fresh, not more than
ten days old. I'lace your Incubator In
a moist, but not too damp cellar, as
goose egg will require much more
moisture, to hatch them than I the
case with hens' eggs. Bun the ma
chine at a near 103 degree as Is
possible from start to finish. Turn
eggs twice dally after the beginning
of the third day. Always turn goose
eggs by hand ; bundle them with much
care. Stop turning on the twenty-
fifth day. Ooose eggs should be
cooled half an hour each day In a
temperature not below 00 degr.es; If
the cellar teem below thl temper
ature, remove the eggs to proper point.
After the third week, sprinkle
wsrm water over the eggs once dally.
When gosling begin to pip, If you no
tice (hells are dry and bard, there
Isn't enough moisture, and unless this
Is supplied, ti.ey will stick In the
shells. Keep the eggs quite moist
while batching, by adding a pie plate
of wet sand to the bottom of machine.
Leave goslings In Incubator until all
are thoroughly dry, usually 30 hour.
Remove then to a box In the kitchen
by the stove, unless a brooder ha at
ready been provided for. Gosling are
easy to raise, end grow very rapidly.
Water them In a vessel which cannot
be overturned, nor Into which they can
get their feet Keep them dry at all
times. Feed sprouted oats, gravel,
fine cracked corn, or any of the dry
mhed chick feeds, but do not neglect
always to keep water before them.
Change thai often; don't let It get
dirty.
Muture geese may he picked, or
"plucked" once every six week after
the laying ha ceased. Remove only
the breast feathers do not take the
down. A little experience will tell you
when they are "ripe." Do not take
feather that have blood In the quill.
Poultry Undernourished
Under Farm Conditions
Poultry, of all farm stock. Is most
likely to be undernourished under
practical farm condition. Due to the
nature of their digestive tract their
ration must be composed largely of
seeds and seed by-products, feeds III
balanced with respect to minerals,
proteins and vl'amlns. As compared
with other animals, the requirements
of poultry for some of the vitamins
are relatively o Intense that their ra
tlons should be supplemented by feeds
known to be rich In these factor
Vitamins are manufactured by plants
only. Green plant tissues are with
few exception the best sources of vl
tamlns known, being rich In all these
factor.
. Young chick are especially suscep
tible to a lack of vitamin In the ration
and will develop the disease known as
"leg weakness," Including Impaired
appetite, an anemic condition of the
comb and wattles, drooping wings,
ruffled feather and unsteady gait
Prevention of leg weakness I assured
by giving the chicks ready acces to
greeu feed such a green cabbage or
lettuce leaves, fresh alfalfa or clover
or sprouted oats. If green feed Is not
available, S to S per cent of cod liver
oil In the mash may be used. In the
maintenance of health and normal de
velopment In the flock the Importance
of vitamins I undoubtedly much
greater than I renllied. Ration de
ficient In vitamin will give rise to
digestive disturbances and other forms
of vague HI health which can be pre
vented by supplying the necessary vi
tamin and adjusting the balance of
the food,'
Poultry Notes
,
The ben that cuckles the loudest 1
not ulway the greutest luyer.
a
A hen will eat from one to two
pounds of oyster shell per year,
a a a
More egg follow a ration that con
tain the mineral required by a ben
thun can follow almpte grain.
a a
It 1 generally considered proper, In
fact the beat form, to refer to pure
bred poultry a being ituudurd bred.
a a
Because of plenty of room In the
poultry house and less competition
In getting feed, It seems to be more
prolltuble to have too few hen thun
too tunny.
a a a
Washing soiled or dirty egg does
not make them more sulublo. In. fact,
washing an egg lessens It keeping
qualities by opening the pore so that
eva oration Is more rapid.
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i'M.a'tfl
W, L. Chick of avardy VarthwMt
atack. lit Mr 1M, Sa IS ft 10
Kits araw, kiUM C. 0. O. 10 par aaat
uva uvvrj ButrtnicMi. AB lai
prtaaa n Xwli aa4 lock.
Jf Musical Instrument
The koto Is a Japaneae ilther harp.
It has a large numver of strings, but
the most general number Is 13. These
are stretched over an oblong sound
board, each string having a moveable
bridge, and the string are tuned by
moving thl bridge back and forward.
The Instrument ha a compass of
about two octaves, but In thl It varies
slightly, some being; greater, others
less.
Number of Bees In Swarm.
The estimates of the number of bees
In a swarm range all the way from
10,000 to 100,000. However, It is ad
mitted that a swarm of bees contain
ing 7S.0O0 or 100.000 is an exceeding
ly large colony. The normal colony
contains between 15,000 and 30,000
workers, although swarms containing
40.000 or 0,000 are not uncommon in
carefully attended apiaries. The
drones may number from a few doien
to several hundred.
Bovine Obstanacy.
Juat what a cow find to eat on a
paved highway I more than the aver
age motorist can figure out hut still
the cows persist in taking up the cen
ter of the road Juat for the sake of
hearing the horns blow for them to
step aside. It would seem.
Chlorine Not Milk Purifier.
It is generally known that chlorine
aa a purifier of water Is an ideal
agent for killing germs In the water.
It is not the case with milk, however.
It Is likely that chlorine cannot pene
trate the fat In milk, and Is therefore
limited in Its action on the germs.
They Liked Leek.
Owing to the fondness of the Celtic
tribes tor the leek their descendants,
the Welsh, retain It as an emblem of
their nationality. The leek was an
important vegetable and the Anglo
Saxons called their gardens "leac gar
dens."
Character In Thought
Every thought willingly contemplat
ed, every word meaningly spoken,
every action freely done consolidates
Itself In the character, and will pro
ject Itself onward continually, H.
Giles,
Started Popular Phrase.
The term "slnion pure" to distin
guish the genuine from the false, was
taken from the principal character of
Mrs. Centilevre's comedy, "A Bold
Stroke for a Wife,' who finally worsts
a rival who had assumed his name.
Almanac's, Long Llf.
The celebrated Poor Robin' al
manac, which were discontinued In
England in 1828, after over a century
and a half of existence, first appeared
In 1663. The author of the first num
ber was Robert Herrlck, the poet
Ice Boxes Bare.
Surveys by the government for the
possible sale of Ice-making equipment
abroad revealed that Ice wagons and
Ice boxes are comparatively unknown
In England. Some ice Is retailed by
fishmongers.
On Bslng a Bully.
A brave man Is sometimes desper
ado; but a bully Is always a coward.
Haliburton.
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CUT FLOWERS I FLORAL DESIGNS
Clvka Bros riorlsta, M7 Montsea W.
WE BUY
Hides, Pelts, Wool, Mohair,
Tallow, Cascara Bark
' Horse Hair.
Sand s your ahipmanta. W mail yon shack
the sum day wa twain (Dads.
Portland Hide a Wool Co.
laf MMsaruvt sotra, mrruas, ssuss.
Lots of Room In World. ;
There Is still quite a bit of room In
the world. The whole population of
the world might be dropped into Lake
Ontario and each person would have
no less than 60 square feet to himself
In which to float or swim or sink.
Even then the surface would rise only
half an Inch. Bo says a Canadian pro
fessor of physics, and he has the fig
ures to prove It
Tasmanlana Vanished Race.
Near Hobart, In 1878, the last of
the Tasmanian aborigines died. These
people were among the lowest types
of humans ever found, much more
backward even than the Australian
aborigines. The skeleton of the last
Tasmanian Is preserved In tb Hobart
museum.
"Had Her Dimmer On"
Robert and Roaemary, age five and
three, have never liked an afternoon
nap. So one afternoon when mother
said to Robert: "Look at your sister,
bow good she Is going to sleep." Rob
ert replied: "Aw she's not really
sleeping; she's juat got her eyes
dimmed."
Bird Thst Steal.
A number of birds have the habit of
stealing for the pure pleasure of steal
ing. Cases of golf ball being carried
off by crow and gull are by no means
uncommon. The magpie's record as a
thief has been known from time im
memorial and ha been celebrated
both In song and story. The magpie,
like the Australian bower bird, seems
to posses an esthetic senie which Is
gratlflde by the acquisition of bright
colored or glittering object.
Guard Against Fire.
Nine fires out of ten are prevent
able. Great care Instead of great care
lessness will help prevent them.
Ill Efts
are the sign of a healthy
body. Keep your eyes
smiling and your body
healthy with BARK ROOT
Nature's Own Tonic
Wamlarful RmuIu Quickly
"HukM row fcWk-Roa Toala for
MrJ wmIu no' ftmt it ia om al Ik kaal
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