The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18

#confidences most men tell their
IS at once. II was only the
{ time after Turner. the inven-
Iii been lunching with Charles
j Austin and his wife, Lady An
hat he was engaged in a some
png account of his experiments
dcial refrigeration.
Ter had perfected what one may
Ne briefly as an ice-making ma
of great efficiency. Turner's
on enabled one, with trifiing
iture of money and trouble TO
he inestimable comforts of cool
and of healthful and fresh food
here
is no longer experimental"
ID Charles Edward. You can
do this?'
said Turner.
what | don't understand" con-
Charles Edward, lis why 1
ia saying you're down on your
You ought to be within fifteen
(nty minutes, the richest man
| don't know" murmured Tur-
III don't understand anything
business. And ! thought my in
would be so splendid for the
bderful for field hospitals" said
angela.
assented Turner, brighten
(nd so I've been trying to sell
bole thing to the government.
Is no good. I thought l had
mot sell my patent altogether,
ffered to sell the government
years the right to make my
e for the use of the army,
and he hesitated-"for fifteen
b dollars"
es Edward turned to the in
machine is worth fifteen thou
ell worth it, isn't it,"
| suppose 1t really is"
b, why" pursued Charles Ed
when you only ask fifteen hun
you expect the war depart
|ill ever think it worth more?
may take it from me-" he went
at if you offer thing for less
worth no one will believe it is
anything. No one will trust
pne will believe it is genuine.
dare say | might go up to the
and offer to every one who
long"
es Edward stopped with ex-
larry abruptness and his eye
Lady Angela leaned for
!" said Charles Edward at
Fith the utmost calm, "to-mor-
pn the steps of the capitol /
licly prove all that l have just
ling, and / trust end in selling
|ention to the war department
asonable price"
Iout IL the next morning a
member, hurrying to an ap-
ht for which he was already
cended the steps of the capt.
at time. Half way down
stopped by young gentleman
been standing contemplative-
e sun.
& your pardon" began the
in a tone at once confiden-
confident, putting his hand
legislators arm.
orry," broke in the congress
BIT | can't give you a moment.
|ant an interview come to the
Iouse tonight about nine and
me-"
would be delightful" said the
Ian. But I don't know who
know who | am, Then why
ems have you stopped me?"
he'd to propose to you," was
Ponse, that you should buy
hty dollar gold piece for five
Will you buy?"
blu take me for a fool?"
aturally you wouldn't buy it
price. You don't believe it's
either do the people in the
lrtment."
you been trying to sell TWEEN
gold pieces to them for five
Exactly" said Charles Ed
pit friend of mine has been
hat amounts to the same
r friend as mad as you are?"
at last, surprised at himself
ng the question so seriously.
is more method in my mad
pu stay and watch IL you
one will buy from me-
pre-. joel" shouted the west.
per as If in response to this.
with a red tuft on his chin
Ind came towards them.
good thing for you. joe"
his friend. Twenty dollars |
Fcomer's comment was in al |
picturesque and extravagant I
yet the would-be salesman
pm downcast