The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1915, Page 11

waa T Aee “DOLLARS and SENSE” By H. J. Barrett. Utilizing By-Products. TR fe waid that in the big packing of Chicago, Omaha and Kan- ined except his squeal, And the man- Sgement ts anxiously awaiting the discovery of some method of con- verting the energy thus expended into money. But at the rate at which we're ox- hageting our natural resources, it 1s time that we began to concentrate Om this question of the elimination of Waste and the utilization of by- products, 4 concern now operating. near Saeramento, Cal, affords a 00d ex- ample of what can be accomplished im this direction. This company, backed by Knglish capital, began operations in gold dredging. The @round proved to be productive and econ aditional dredges were ac- quired, A gold dtedge, by the way, Costs approximately $100,000, The chief investment, howe er, in this line of business is the purchase of land in which to operate. In the locality in which this concern was Sotive land cost from $500 to $1,000 per acre, And the passage of the dredge rendered it useless for any Known purpose, It was left a bar- ren waste, consisting of parallel tidgee of mixed earth and stones measuring about twenty feet in height. = Dredging companies have always figured the land a lead loss after the gold was extranted. But the manager of this particular concern was not satisfied with this conclusion. “I wonder if we can’t crush those rounded pebbios and find a market for them?" he reflected. He began to in- Vestigate; called in some experts and learned that he had an idea! material for conversion into gravel for road surfaces. Machinery was promptly in- stalled and a large proportion of the firat cost of the land was returned from the revenue of this branch of the business, The operation of this side line put the ground back into approximately ‘evel condition, extracted the gold and utilized the stones, it seems as though we ought to be able to turn the land to some purpose—the I wonder if \t_wouldn't grow eucalyptus?” Eucalyptus, of which there are more than the famous fifty-seven varieties, is a tree imported from Australia, which thrives mightily on the Pacific Coast. It grows at an incredible speed and at the age of fifteen or twenty years js worth about $5,000 per acre as standing timber. Experiments proved that the ground was splendidly adapted to this pur- pose. Hence the stockholders of this concern now derive dividends from three sources—gold, gravel and lum- ber: truly a triumph of conservation of by-products, Look Out for This Bunco Man. Late one afternoon some weeks ago the writer was seated in the studio of @ commercial artist awaiting the completion of a drawing. Suddenly we heard a knock, and in response to the artist's hait in stalked a tall, ministerial! looking individual laden with two heavy sample cas “How do you do, Mr. Blank?” said the visitor, relieving himself of his burden and approaching the artist with outstretched hand. "I came Into the building to see Mr. Jones, whose studio {s downstairs, but fortunately for you he js out, and thus I ina position to offer you the most won- derful opportunity that has over been open to you. I got in from Portland this afternoon and must leave for Providence to-night, but still there's plenty of time to arrange this little deal.’ ‘What deal?” inquired the artist, without enthusiasm. “Mr. Blank,” said the stranger, am the representative of the Inte tional Wax Company, one of the most colossal organizations in existence. And I am hore to appoint representative for this city. paused to permit this stupendoun ut- terance to sink in. “But I'm no business man,” objected Blank. ‘m an artist, or claim to be. I've no tire to spare on this proposi- ton. “But wait till T explain, Mr. Blank,” continued the munificent visitor, en thusiastically. "This agency | will bring you an income of $100 a week 7 and will require only an hour a day of your time, Don’t say ‘No,’ Mr. Blank, until I ex All the arran; n the proposition. ts are completed. I've just interviewed the manayer of the Hotel and Railroad News Com- pany; you distribute our product through the hundreds of newsboys who live in this c! You can inter- view them between 8 and 9 every morning, supply them with their stock of goods and your work is done for th yy. Think of it, Mr. Blank; $100 a week just foran hour a day of your time. And as your business expands you'll make double that. Ou York representative, an ar se City every part of a hog is util-* | the street to my office, talk it over Fifth Avenue, earns $800 a week. I've a letter right here in my pocket tell- ing of his success,” and the stranger tapped his chest dramatically. At this point, Blank, who, as he con- fessed, wan no business man, began to melt. I sat silently a ing the ap- pearance of the horna and hoofs in thig fishy transaction, “It sounds pretty good, I'l! admit,” > replied the artist, ‘but what do I pay for she privilege of repre’ »nting your hy "4 ‘ fot one copper cen thuslastic reply, deliver of presenting Blank wi dollars. “Not one penny you to be an able man of acter. You merely lay in a\ s the en- th an air 1 million Ve know Nervous Dyspepsia Physicians where have obtained aatisfi od char- | pply of | our goods which I'm carrying right here in these cases, sell them to the boys @t an advance of 800 per cont. and pocket the difference.’? “You leave the with my friend on consignment, I suppose?” I inter- rupted at this juncture, fot at all,” wag the airy response, “He pays $60 for $200 worth of wax. le om is tied up twelve hours, the wax in the morni @ local market will al ipment for domestic pu once every ton days, th Mr. Blank a profit of $150 days, all in return for an hour a day of his time. But he'll have to act quick, for Providence on the 7 o'clock train. “But I haven't $50 to spare,” said | Blank, “and I'd have to look into} this thing further, anyway. “Look here,” I interrupted, “Blank hasn't the facilities that I have to handle this proposition. You'd etter tle up with me, We'll just step down with my partner and, if everything s satisfactory, Day you your money to- night.” Biank’s studio was located in the top story of an ancient rookery. He had no telephone. My idea was to phone headquarters; get a detective on the way and to engage the man's atcention in the mean time. But our generous friend was wary bird. “vm ot tlemen.” was hi T ponse as he glanced at his watch. “but L find I simply haven't time to close this deal. I've a lot of business to transact before | make my train. Good night.” And he was out the door like a shot, “That's a neat ewindle you've evolved there,” I shouted after him: “as neat as wax.” | The worst feature of this fellow's Activities, #9 my lawyer informe me, les in the difficulty of obtaining a conviction on @ criminal charge — If he can induce his victim to pay $50 | for « couple of dollars’ worth of wax it extremely difficult to prove But if you run into him you might give him an uncomfortable five minutes by turning him over to the minions of the law, with the hope that they may be able to dis- cover some grounds for commitment. ——— FINDS BRIDE IN ILLINOIS, # Hasen of New York to Wed Mien A fraud. B. Hoover on June 30, | ‘The marriage of Mias Anna Ewing Hoover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George Perry Hoover of Evanston, Il., and Gardner Hazen, son of Mr, and Mra, George H. 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VAM The choicest products of the tistic and durable; the di wonderfully beautiful. —size 9x12; sale.... .50 Seamless Velvet Rugs Pere bnltraalen 17.65 $3.50 to $5 Casseroles or Pie Plates—Sale... $1.95 All plate; pierced in many styles; casseroles; round, oval or octagon, in several sizes, Pie plates, bean pots, all with pottery linings. deliveries to 9 Mail and telephone orders filled promptly. Tomorrow Will Entered on Bills DER O We Cannot Guarantee to Fill Mail or Telephone Orders on These Items. Men---How Abouta BlueSerge Suit? Here’s a Sale for Men and Youths Offeri HE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1915. eee CE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1' J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. “THE BIG STORE” Born oes SIXTH AVE.. ISTO I9t! STREET STEES’ F THE UNITED STATES Dis Because of the Crowds in Attendance at Less Than Wholesale Prices. The head-lines tell the story. 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