The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1914, Page 4

OF HS MLNS | le Tastes Are Plain and His 7 “Life Is Like That of His Workmen. © wmbs ARE HIS FAD. i _ te Would Spénd More Money fo Cure a Sick Bird Than He Spends on Himself. Mere te Henry Ford, who te giving “ to hie employess as @ practi- SreMt-sharing distribution: Atty years ol. Be Weighs 180 pounds. ‘We & five fect ton inches tall. ‘Mair to stightly ourly and slightly cleaneee, ies and becomes | scalp, Tiniar Ml SR Despite HENRY FORD pct pct chit than all the luxury and the sights of world. mente you have doubled the beauty of hale, A htful surprise awaits whoee hair been neglected or fe soragey, faded, dry, brittle or thin. beautifying the hair, Dander- ine ives every particle of dandruff wigorates the itching and falling hair, but w will please you moet will be after a few weeks’ use, see aval yee net downy at -yes—but really now hair grow- fag all over the scalp. “If you care for| pretty, soft hair, and lots of it, surely @ 25 cent bottle of witon’s from any drug store or toilet counter and just try it. ADVERTISEMENT. ¢| highest genius in the or TET EVENING WoRLD SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, T9T¢. Ford and Wife Plain Home Folks D| him individually are not a’ « much about himee'f. lo i sonality, Indifferent to the ordinary forma of fame. Press agent M1 to bis king. But he can talk all night about motors and efficiency and Switch the subject to personality and the closes up inatantly. Go out to Detroit and accompany him through @ wonderful factory and Henry Ford will talk wonderfully about the marvels of machinery and the intri- cacies of automobile manufacture, He 414 not invent the automobile, but he aimplified it. He reduced jts original number of parte. Having devired @ simple engine and fa next step was to make its pro- duction equally simple and inexpensive. ‘There te where his genius really showed, for he @ master mechanic in the highest degree. The entire plant, em- ploying thousands of men, runs on eye tem, Just es 'y mechanical part fits in tte place, #o every individual has his specified place and task to perform, It le the perfection of combination of ma- chinery, both human and inanimate. Of this system Henry Ford atill con- tinues to be the chief“@ngineer, He ie Preaident of the company, master of millions of dollars and king of the auto- thobile world, but these to him are side laauen to the position of being the mas- ter mechanical mind of his factory. WAG ONCE A FARM BOY MICHIGAN. Aa @ Michigan farm boy, Ford went @) | to Detroit work. He attained the post of engineer in the electric light works and after some years gave it up to etart @ amall Gusiness for himeelf in @ bicycle pending it, because eat men in America he has not tried to buy the pyramids or form a family connoc.ion with a European title Personally there is not much outward Gifference between Henry Ford, maker and dispenser of eniliiona, and many of his workmen. He ie just the working, mechanical genius that h ten years or twenty yeers ago.) Mone; haa not made the slightest differenc in hie habits, his manner of life or his friendships. Hie clothes ere just as simple as when he was @ worker for wages. He enjoya a quiet evening In the aimple parlor of the old house in Detroit more than @ social function tn the big country place he has recently built outside of téwn. Hundreds of people have tried to get to Mr. Ford during the lest two days to propose all manner of things to him. They called at the Hotel Belmont in droves and they rang the telephone ‘bell at all hours, “I wish I could eee them," he said to the hotel clerk. ‘Really, I wish I could, but there are not enough hours in the day. If ¢ could I would like to alt down and listen to what each man and woman has to suggest, for there im good In pretty near everybody.” “Crasy Henry Fora” running about the jetreets. In 190—thet wae ten years age—he pea- tered all his ériends for help to start a But, having certain definite business | ent. to transact and appointments to keep, Mr. Ford dodged the crowds of callers @nd slipped quietly away. He walked the streets confident in hie incognito, because very few persone in New York knew him by sight, VISITS THOMAS A. EDIGON FOR A LONG CHAT. ‘There was one man Heary Ford wanted to eee more than any o person who sought him. That was Thomas A. Edison, and out to the Jer- sey suburbs he travelled yesterday for @ reunion with the man whum he con- idere the greatest in’ and the rid. They epent together a wonderfully interest- ing afternoon and evening. Fifteen years ago Mr. Ford wag run- ning an Edison generator in the Edison electric Ught works in Detroit, and it he ever quits the automobile business it will be to become an electrical sharp. Mr, EXiison in his younger Gays used to hang around Detrolt, too, His frat dob was a telegraph operator at one of AND WON, All of Ford's associates gave up and him still @ plain man who his | account. Yesterday's buyers were cred- fellow man and wants everyboey to ve ited with Mquidating, On the dip ADVERTISE tected by a swampy, jungly region, full of ven- omous snakes, insects and fever. On this strange plateau live the monstrous creatures of the sketchbook—in a Lost World, mow rediscovered. CHALLENGER’S SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION, point in the interior there has been, in some far distant age, a great, sudden volcanic upheaval, An area, as large perhaps as Sussex, has been lifted up en bloc with all its living contents and cut off by perpendicular precipices of a hardness that defies erosion from all the rest of the con: tinent, What is the result? Why, the ordinary laws of nature are suspended. The various checks which influence the struggle for existence fm the world at large are all neutralised or al- | ayotem. | |plan satiefactory to requirements of WALL STREET | Market Closing—Feature of second | hour war great strength and activity in| Texas Co, which advanced rapidly to 142 on rumors that control had passed. General market was not helped by rise in Texas Co., and it was contended that much rapid movements in specialties are hurtful Instead of helpful. Bears were je to get prices down, however, as lactor of cheap money seemed to be rong @uetaining influence. While jew York Central waa under pressure, Erie and Baltimore and Ohio seemed to be well bought. Market closed etrong, showing ad- vances in most issues. Bank statement was good, showing gain in reserves, and tatement of steel tonnage wae not as bad as expected. Total eales,. 138,913 shares. Opening — Traders were bearish at opening on decision prohibiting New Haven convertible bond issue and it by American Sugar Com: pany of the effort to devine dissolution Department of Justice. Stocka in gen- eral opened at fractional deolines, but seemed to be wanted at the lower levels. New Haven opened at 73, off 31-4 points, but In many places the view was expressed that stock was attractive for long pull, as in view of easier money conditions it waa a practical certainty that eome other financial plan could be devised and carried out. First sale of Steel wae at 686-4, off 1-2; Reading wat Vield of Leading Stocke Based Present Selling Pri peoal Rate. Amaleamated Copper. American Can pf. American Car @ Foundry pt American Smelters.. American 6melters pf. Canadian Pacifi Consolidated Gai Great Northern Lehigh Valley.. New York Conceal, . #. Bteel.. . 8. Bteel pr. on reports of firmer tone in cotton cloth and yarn markets, and more ‘optimistic advices from Fall River and Southern mills, Rather better buying than expected checked the dear operations, which were based on the theory that yesterday's advance had been too rapid. March ad- vanced to within one point of the close of Friday, while other months were steady at 6 to 7 points below. Toward the close March advanced to 12.48, and the list closed strong at top prices for the day. nanaeeelpietindainane CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE. ‘The first effect marketwise of the blocking of the New Haven bond tesue by the Massachusetts Supreme Court was recorded on the Consolidated Stock Exchange today, when on the 9.90 unchanged and Union Pacific was 1! off to 684 Stocks showed @ hardening tendency soon after the lower opening and bank- ere reported an improvement in bond market. New Haven rallied up to 71-4. Action Of stock would indicate that supply now afloat in the Street was small. ‘The general lst under the leadership of Reading, which #014 up to 1697-8, rallied to the closing level of Friday, with some fasues higher, Baltimore and Ohio gained one point to 907-8, and Norfolk and Western sold up to 101. Toward end of first hour market began to show some irregularity, but undertone was strong and features were all on the bull side. THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. ‘The following were the highest, lowest and last of stocks for to-day and the net changes as ‘with yesterday's changes: Net SnESs CEEDESOES: + $lte t+ t4tt]tttt+ » FESS FE FREESE E Bsieussen’ aubientieekstynesre ontsy! seas! SSPEF 2eusueseas! FREE SF aesuuss lee $14 444 +441 14+ S235! eet y tet dag 43 re cee re BRETECE Be: eure: CRE serscey’ erxkegy : MARKET. Zz az 3 °o i] Sos Exe ses ERSEE e3ee: better demand was encountered based ADVERTISEMENT. “America is a granite continent, At o'clock opening call about five hundred shares of New Haven changed hands from 14 1-4 down to 73 1-2, with the final sale on the call at 78 7-8; this comparing with a closing price on Friday €or the stock of 1 1-4. 6 opening on the New York Stock Exohange agreed to the exact |' eighth with ir Consolidated quotation, wh: the openings there for such heading stocks as Union Pa- cific and Amalgamated Copper differed but slightly from the Consolidated ag- ures, —_—_—_. CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN MARKET. Hind 9 . te, ' Net Pili Re oy ea trading. Corn steady on alight advance, It was oredicted that offerings from Argentine would be a factor for some time, Wheat closed higher. Corn closed 3-8 to 6-8 above Friday's clone. ONE DOSE RELIEVES A COLO—NO QUININE “Pape’s Cold Compound” ends bad colds or grippe in a few hours. Relief comes instantly. A dose taken every two hours until three, doses ase, talkie whl! Corl aribpe misery and break up a severe cold eit i el head, ees body ¢ Une it prom) opens clog; ‘up mos trils and air passage in the head, stops nasty discharges or nose running, re- lieves sick headache, dullness, feverish: sore throat, sneesing, soreness a ness. ‘Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing enuffling! Ease your throbbing head! Nothing else in the world gives such prompt as “Pape's Cold Compound,” which costs only 25 cents at any drug store. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, causes mo in- convenience. Be sure you get the It was long, whitish and this single menace in the evil eyes, branches.” Can this be man in his tered. Creatures survive which would otherwise disappear.” ‘]@ regular human dynamo, well fitted to grapple | with upward turned spikes and the curved back with natural forces, even in their elemental| was edged with a high serrated fringe, which idle quantities; he is intolerant of criticism and | each other. violent in the face of opposition, For the press profound contempt, and its representatives learn | from the Lost World, Juries as he goes, Bater Journalist Malone, hero of the story. & “Catherine-wheel” down the stairs to the front door. There they atop. And lone does not fol- low his brethren; instead, he follows Challenger back into his study, it is @ momentous event in the lives of both. Challenger produces a sketch- vegetation, which sloped upward and ended in a Mine of cliffs dark red in color and ouriously gigantic scale as thelr forest pomes. But more book, the work of a wandering artist, now dead, | "bbed like some basaltic formations. They ex-| terrifying than all are the ape-men, the Dar- fm South America, Malone turna the leaves and tended in an unbroken wall right across the back- sees this picture: ground,” ‘What were they? And this is what Conan Doyle describes—pri- meval nature, the nature of the mammoths and cave dwellers, where life existed in all its origi- nal savage forms, untamed by the passing of the centuries, with their weakening strugg existence, Savage it ts and brutal, but also mag- nificient in tts primitive strength and grandeur, strength, Men and conventions are to him negli-| looked like @ dosen cocks’ wattles placed bebind | WONDER—WONDER—INCREASING WONDER. In front of this creature was an ab-| “The height of the trees and the thickness of ‘urd mannikin, or dwarf, in human form, who | the boles exceeded as well as all other modern institutions he has| stood staring at it.” This was the first picture|imagined. © * °® Shooting up in magnificent columns until, at an enormous distance above i now to their cost, One newspaper reporter} Compared with scientific pictures it {s fdenti- | our heads, we could dimly discern the spot where gets his head smashed outright; another goes|cal with one desoribed thus: precipitately down the stairs, gathering his in- which I “The probable ap-| they threw out their side branches into Gothic pearance in life of the Jurassic Dinosaurus Stego- | upward curves which coalesced to form one great saurus, The hind leg alone is twice as tall as aj matted roof of verdure, through which only an for could have the nose flattened and the lower jaw projecting with a bristle of coarse whiskers around his chin. The eyes, which were under thick and heavy brows, were bestial and ferocious, and, as it opened ite mouth to snarl what sounded like a curse at me, I observed that it had curved, sharp canine teeth. For an instant I read hatred and came an expression of overpowering fear. There crash of broken boughs. I caught a glimpse of a hairy body like that of a reddish pig, and then it was gone amid a swirl of leaves and If so, what match for this hideous monster ia 1@ royalty on ore taken out 1913. Thig will be the aext to payment by the Steel to Great Northern Ore Company, a@ tract between the two cotpgreinaa will be abrogated on Jan. 1, 19) Texas Co, stock advanced 6 1.2 to 142. This is a rise of ov 2 poinny | ar quarterty ai | on the preferred stock was declared. Returns of eighty-three roads, operat: ing in the United States for November compare as follows: Grose earnings, $28,146, showing @ decrease of $9,004,948, or 8-61 per cent. compared with fame month of 191% and net income de creased $14,448,907, of 30-45 per cent. U. 8. Gteel Corporation this month will pay to Great Northern Ore trus- v. @. 4,282,108 tone on Dec. 31, against on Nov. Sa decrease of 114,209 The unfilled orders on Oct. 31 total 14. The Store is opened daily at 9 A. M. BA £0) A Very Important Sale of Vas Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s. Muslin Underwear will be held on Monday and Tuesday, January | . 12th and 13th, at exceptionally low prices, | « Full particulars of this Sale will be announced ‘ to-morrow (Sunday). A Special Sale of Reversible Velour Portieres to be held on Monday next, will offer unusual . | price concessions. B. Altman & Ca! have just received a new importation of Women’s Sweaters which includes Silk Sweaters, with Scarf and Cap to match, in a variety of striking twoe toned effects; Hand-knitted Shetland Wool - Sweaters (single and double), in the vivid colorings that are in vogue; Cashmere Sweaters, with Scarf and Cap to match; and Sweaters of Silk Crepe in highly attractive models and color combinations. These Sweaters are especially suggested for wear at the Winter Resorts. Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Populare priced Sweaters are in stock in large assorte ments. ADVERTISEMENT blotched with pimples, | the present-day product of a debilitating ofvilian tion? And yet into the haunts of this beast, vem ture the four heroes of the story—Challenger Lord John, Journalist Malone and Mr, Summerie —Into the great unknown, a world of savagery and brute force—go these pioneers of science daring to match their man-made weapons againg nature's own powers. . + This is the theme of the great novel—the ighte. ~ civilization against barbarism. The theme & epic, and the treatment adequate. Life there & in it and color and warfare—warfare to the death ,. for it is a battle for existence, And on one eid’? are ranged only four men, How came they & * wage it? What motives, what incentive cewk , drive men thus far? ‘Then, quick as a flash, primitive form? THE ANSWER IS GIVEN IN TO-MORROW’S INSTALMENT OF THIS GREAT STORY | AS PRESENTED IN THE SUNDAY WORLD MAGAZINE. This dramatic description of a thrilling story of adventure and mystery brings you right up to the first line of the first paragraph occasional golden ray of sunshine shot downward |of ‘“The Lost World,’’ by Sir A. Conan Doyle, as it appears in To-mor- Challenger advances threateningly on Edward| Malone turned to another drawing in the sketch- | to trace @ thin, dassling line of light amidst the /row’s Sunday World Magazine, and you will meet there again Our Dunn Malone, reporter and footballer, They do | book. It represents this landscape: majestic obscurity.” 4 LAND BEYOND MAN'S KNOWLEDGE. |GIANT ANIMALS AND STRANGE APE-MEN. And the forms of,animal life are on the same winian prototypes of the human raco, description of the parent monsters by one of thelr civilised descendants; * © © “A face was gas- WAS IT FOWL, FISH OB SERPENT? Challenger can tell, Has he not seen them?| tng into mine—at 0 distance of only a foot or two, "Tae head was itke that of a tow, the Vody thet | They form a naturel platens, towering o thousand |It wae FACED Here is a :|Old Friends of Poison Belt Fame, Professor Challenger, Lord John Roxton, Journalist Malone and Mr. Summerlee itable four who went through MORE than fire and water together; they went through “THE END OF THE WORLD” ! These ‘are the men in the Sunday World Magazine, as they find themselves alone on the plateau ABOVE the world we know to-day, but not OF THE WORLD WE KNOW, facing dangers beyond this indom- u_are invited to follow, TO-MORROWY/ the most daring dreams of an “ | | \ \