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New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

clerical forces of railroad OF insurance companies
and. in fact. of all businesses that have big pay
rolls to provide for. may here get a hint IN the
direction Of economy
And to the sportsman, the hunter OF big game
OF small the Janus is invaluable aid What
better companion comforter. could he Of the big
game craze have. at his side. in the suttry heat
Of African night. when lying beside the water
hole in waiting for his prey, when following its
'spoor'' through the fierce heat of African day?
And he of the coId-benumbed fingers and toes, and
the craHped limbs. in the duCking boat. IN the raw
dawn Of the mavshes-what godsend It would
be to him be able to pour adown his throat a
hot. piping hot, drink that would set the chilled
and sluggish life blood surgng through his veins
to warm the cookies Of his heart'-and his frozen
extremities.
Down deep down in the earths bosom. the weary
miner, who dares not for his very Hfe's sake, and
for that of his mates. risk the warming over OF
liquids, but must drink. with his monday meal, a
cold and insipid draught-how It would profit him.
the sturdy strength. already half spent in
exhausting toll with pick and shovel. to get hot
tea or coffee, he might easily do were he pro-
Vided with a janus
In the trackless Arizona desert. under pitiess
sum- with throat and lips parChed with aIkalt dust,
what priceless boon would a cold. cold drauEht
Of pure water to the thirstng traveller. Why even
Death Valley would lose half its terrors TO the
borax workers were this Iife-savinE Janus at hand.
The ''voyaEeurs du bois'' Of the northern v-Ifs-
the lumber camps of northern woods; the rugged
Adventures Of the placer mines of frozen clues,
and their cOmpeers the fur hunters and traP1ers,
would too. find it II alienation Of their .ofttmes
bitter lot. If they have not already done so. the
Polar expeditions may find 1t Invaluable
ally their efforts to conserve strength, health
and energy. the qualities IN the highest degree
quired for their strenuous undertaking.
But one IS not compelled to go far adeld TO dis
cover those 10 whom the -ervfce Of tho Janus
would prove "a blessing" In the nursery I'm the
still watches Of the night, mother. having this
eyer-ready servant would be compelled to arise
'to warm the baby's milk I'm the sckroon.
steaming hot Ice cold water. both of which are so
constantly md so Instantly needed. would be ever
within reach. In the hospital the sauitarIura, It
would prove not merely q convenience, but
economy, conserving both costly fuel and the time
OF highly paid assistants. The further fact that
this bottle is. when I'm use. all int5uts and
purposes, hermetically sealed. and is thus
dered germproof further recommends it as a sick
room necessity While to travellers and excursion
lists 1t would be insurance against change Of
water" often fertile cause Of stomach
troubles, as We'll as against the offence to their
esthetic sensibnltias. and the grayer peril from
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

TIE Father of Waters can know how proud
distinction CE being the 'younEes steamboat cap n
and ''T-- :. mail agent on the Mississip,' and
managed 10 make and save money in that as he
has 81. every other trade into which he has ever
entered
The rnaIarsa- regions through which his route
lay proved IN I5lua serious menace 10 his health,
and he eventually abandoned his czarlike role for
the more rrosatc hut NOT Jess useful and onerous
duties Of Il cerE5l-t5al and financial man with the
then great machinery supply house Of New Or
Jeans. Il Dal-y Coleman z Brother, the big fac
tory e which. with lis payroll Of $500 TO 5000
week. represented 40 small part % his responsi-
blites-
After some years in this service he came TO
New York ia search of a wider field for his ac-
;Iv.lses Through his excellent letters OF intro
6uctio-, the number Of which Is said 10 have only
been eguaeE Lr the standing of tie parties giving
them, lie readily Occurred a position, similar TO
that he had just left. nith the J.. COX Shoe Com
rsrv which. after FIVE years # intelligent and
faithful service lie resigned from to assume charge
Of the EarreI Leather Goods Company-then Of
No. S12..a-5 u-- O. Nos % and 554 Iroadway-in
y hicL Ee had acquired controlling interest.
Under his skilled guidance, this last mentioned
concern p~os7ered. as had those TO which he had
before contributed The knowledge Of affairs. born
Of q vast and varied experience. and the bust
ness acumea courage and decision inherited from
his father, 2 highly respected and Influential ship
ming merchant of old New Orleans. an English
nan. who first saw tie light on that stern old
guardian Of tile lIedterranean's entrance, the Rock
&C Gi5ral-a-.
Having acquired an ample fortune. he. although
Etiu Il the strength and prime Of his manhood,
rnade-as he E3on discoyered-the first mistake Of
his business career. thinking he had earned, and
needed, surcesse Of Iabor-as II man Of his type
could long succeed IN pe-suading himself that do
.nE nothing S. LvIng-Le retired from active bust
ness couple q years since His retirement lasted
longer however, than might have been expected OF
one OF such an active temperament; he held out for
eighteen months Then he arrived al the conclu-
sion. expressed in The old saw that IT'S better TO
wear out than 10 rlst cut Looking about him for
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

made for them, with regard to their retention OF
heat, or cold. in liquids, and also to their endur-
The Janus. on the contrary, is in way fast
ened to It's case, but IS readily removable as
is a jewel from it's Casket, glance at the ac-
companying illustrations viii disclose. The rubber
cushion at the bottom Of the bottle, and the cor
rugated paper interposed between 1t and the inner
walls of the case, take up the shock of any con-
cusson. and hold the vessel firmly in position, when
the tightly fitting collar of its receptacle Is in
place; these do not offer resistance to the
intentional removal Of the bottle So, in the very
unlikely event that a bottle should be broken, 1t
simply means to send to the factory and get an
otler to replace it, at a comparatively small cost;
one lose the value OF the whole Outnt
In the Janus. the case is comprised Of three
parts the body" the shoulder and the cup.
all of nckeled brass; while the bottle itseIt IS OF
siIvered glass and double walled. tSee Fig l. II
is within the two walls Of the latter that the
vacuum is created and not between bottle and
case, as so many enormously think The silvering
Of the glass is done to exclude light, the vacuum
retains heat or cold. The bottle is tightly and Sc
cureIy stoprered with patent lamnated aluminium
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
CONCERNING THE NUGURAONS OF PRESDN

ever since AIthouSh Benjamin fl.'-- sf,g -
ration day was probably the Ne--,z' m rss-rs
paraded in the rain. and the ball e''N1 ,-s.s-5
with an attendance OF l2ttl. WA-o
COMMITTEES realized a surplus ot S'.-''- -s.s
UNIQUE feature OF ales,laleys ars. taa1s ,''. IS
was a mounted detachment or lr, rsgisEsl
posed OF the sons OF ex-PresideAl7- II gs'
his second parade within a large ---.,r saai
glass placed in the centre Of his rsys@sss stsss "
TO protect him from the inc.enei.- , ~, ,stsra'i
Roosevelt was escorted 20 the taP'-'- ~ as tsi
Of his famous Rough Riders, and - -, va1s
night he stood reviewing a parade -, IN p
novel features were troop % -. a phslsal
ragalla. commanded by Seth bl'.'-N -, Oyss'
or 500 of the presidents neishoo.S ssarns
Raw and a body OF anthracite mines -, sstt'-
banner inscribed. we honor tHe M ,,ot.ug :
our strike" An out-ot-town crown ~----.Tatioa :
IsaoCo people. or more than 'ho P'gsl, gsrss ns'.
Indianapolis. poured into washtns'on -.s.hsr u
officials died from exposure TO 'as - AsPt'
day. They were Senator Bate. AIloa1 AIll-,-,
OF N'A''' anu John ELTRErH wAEA'~
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Vacuum a void i does seem somewhat % "
7a-a5ox. 10 speak OF harnessing "a space emu ~ s
5esof5 Of matter TO the practical uses OF tNeiy
nav life. and vet that IS precisely what Is oells
7,-r zts-f The aid Of glass and metal 10 p'ouGoo
,se-s ffzr viii keep liquids at 80 degrees colu'
ffl,o-,r ice Tor seventy-two hours, and al -c1 oe
s-ess rrr without fire for 1hirty-siX hours OS
The Janus Vacuum Bottle Company, as It's sudi
srtee sets forth -,.
This company which has hitherto borne the ha'i'o
O., the IL & c, Bottle Company, but which @ mas
within TIE last few days changed It to me u'i0
used above, IS being more defnit1e Of us lIo~uol ~
-s G1ly i-corrora ted under the laws OF the 0la'e
Of New York. June i, 1905. 10 manulAe. ~ .N :. :
vacuum bottles and Ike specaltes which Work II
IS ar present CARRYING on At its Broadway factory
As In size last analysis Of any business aoNeIE-
f--re The personnel Of SIS promoters and OF the
re-rIr -a whom its dest5uies intrusted, must
Re st-zfez-ever more closely than the product IN
fhe manufacture of which II IS engaged-to FORM
any hzuo-heSis as To its prospects, il may be Wen
r. consider first tie men who have entered upon
gbfs field rr e-seavoi for which, although, as YET
q IS lsrt-e known 10 the general public tiere i
So --zlt promise.
These men are not needy. reckless adventures,
e,,rer-.=r. anon au uutried route because UNITED
for and unable 70 prosper in any established Noca-
-irr- they are. each in his own way, Of some
prominence sa The business world, in the learned
professions and among ,he yot-ries or appAeu
science .--
The president Andrew J. Kelley, was n on
,-. --e-d as lis co1lpatriots would say, in New
orleans. anz once bore the proud-only the dwell
ers in tie cities and towns. and hamlets along
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Infection. involved IN drinking from v.s.s, :.
common Use By passengers OF all degrseA
ANY fisherman who has ever sat out M
brolIing sun in a small boat. waiting FOR n. =.
to bite. and who has been compelled by -
thirst 10 drink the teDid water which he has -,
sought to keep cool under the taWart OF his -
can appreciate the value or vessel % whis, :.
may turn at viii FOR cool and palata5Is -
So. too. can the farmland az his noonday -,
know the value OF hot drinks on cold. raw H.,
cold ones after driving a pi5w under a ar-s
summer sun
That the automobiles and the yach.s1aaa ~
nize the value OF this accessory 70 their cs-,..
and convenience was amply demonstrated b7 "A.
interest shown IN the Janus exhibit at the agt,--
bile expOstiOus recently held ia the Grand Cs.-t
Palace and Madison Square Garden. L goes vas,,
saying that. OF the two the autom05list ussl, ;
more, for, when on long tours. ne Is sgfelsss.
harpered with his reserve supply q gas0lsns sr--,
parts and repair tools for his machine. and al H.,
other necessary impedinenta, without hazinz ;,
make room for. and carry. the added weight y =,
bulky ana heavy a thing as ice. or sIch cIun57 Al,
fairs as the average heating apparatus. Even h,
who ravs the penalty os high living and oTsrvs-t
ing-tbe dvspeptic man OF 5Gslness-wlu IearB =,
value a Ctensu in which ne can bring 70 h.s oH,s
enough hot water 70 meet his requirements fsr N.
day ..-.,,-,.--
GUS once II is Thoroughly eAl'-a--eI and under.
gtCI7 'fvv~rld be a work Os ue-er0 CATION n -.
s,ri f-IrfSer description 0f them. il sufsss, :.
say, that it's in place anywhere that Cus canoe
5rSraDtIy and without expenditure OF money -
f1r lysr Iiguids al the g-eezTr az
EoiIi1ay uOiur- And ir may be added, It's va-1s =
TlIt an ordinary glass bottle, ic may BE- used IS
~ ~ a. 4j.rJ5 For y-rich the latter may and 4 -Bi.
se readily cieaused- As the patent c5rk VII ID.
6s6Tb 10 Iggid Is tainted by any other t'r Thri
tbe bottle NAV have been before used
From the foregoing us easy 90 satner that "a
men who conduct this business-s-ccessfG nan 4
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
THE JANUS VACUUM BOTTLE.

vacuum bottle on the market: there are and have
been. several others. But in these last in every
of them. has been reneated-what has been
described as the faulty construction Of the plo-
neer vessel-the suspension Of the glass boz
tie within its case, from the shoulder Of the
latter, by, with, plaster Of paris This Of
course, renders the bottle non-interchaugeabe;
therefore If it he broken. it cannot be satisfactor
lily replaced. It's body can be broken loose, it s
true, and 20 It's neck. which remains set in tho
plaster. a body be fastened; but 1t s
simply impossible to secure a perfect bond-there
will remain tiny invisible apertures, or crevices
through which air will steal into the vacuum
chamber and thus destroy the vessels usefulness.
But that is reported 10 be not their only shor--
coming; owing the inability of their makers 20
procure a sufficiently high vacuum-Mr. BOehm IS
claimed to make the only machinery that viii se-
cure a perfect vacuum-these bottles have, i'm too
many instances failed TO live up To the claims
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

affairs who have had a Ions and varied experlel.
both In the production and IN ne 1---ae--5s
EOOdS-have not taken g. UP -s -F5r. ana -I =.
race~F rHa s-4o7rrsr4r bottle e- .-af IN the --f
and vigorous promotion ~ Wl-l "a see g.
tCO. they have Eul,E ~1Erz 81 r--t t-- Is ~ -
beginning of a great and staple lr--s-ry az a.
preparing with rare rurs5--.r Tor -L- gay 49,.
Will mean something Co. .a us -et--- l1- ~.
respect to the variety g-i -l r.a eNc-l-ace y -
vacuum goods. and 20 the volume or --7r 49,.
Indeed these r1aa # r-rr-=-.- instinct are a---i
forming another company r1 produce vacuum - -
that viii be- To- solid foods what tie Janus IS % -
liquid. And they purpose -N..T--
further. through this @vir-ls-.vl s-1S-lz-S 9
pauy. they viii introduce .-a. .--i1 .-5--..
OF all sizes and cglorS and OF an L-7s------ i,
glass. to De- applied either "- wood -- VIZ =
these are practically imports. = b.
be furnished az little .- no advance l-'L -. -,
present sign work, there's small -1.--- --- -
viii achieve speedy and lasting .'-a-- ~
of course. the company v..- continue ~ 60
business built no by NI-. E7---1. -a- --@- Is - y
eSta bIisneF- and IS --H---- .. a" -. .----
necessity TO rNe medical faculty. Oh E--I-il s'1--
thought Of abandoning IT,
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
Pictures illustrating This
Article VIII Be Found
in Part IL.

CC07yrtghL 1902. by John Elfreth watkins)
Nj Tafrs inauguration VII cost about $1,000
reckoning on the basis Of Ar. BOosevelts. which
$500 spent Its expenses viii be paid by the
peopie who attend it and buy tickets 10 the parade
stands and the Inaugural ball II there IS dencit
81 VIII be met out Of guarantee fund subscribed
10 by business men OF Washington The only direct
exDen diture by the government VIII be a small ap-
preparation for the extra policing and lighting Of
Washington. So far the law os the land is con
cerned. II VIII be fully compiled with If Mr. Taft
and 1lr. Sherman take Z trolley car TO the CAPITOL
an, after being sworn IN. stroll OF into the
try Tor game OF Eoit The remainder OF the
ceremony, the parade, fireworks and inaugural ball
S the unofficial function OF the people OF Wash
ingJon-
NT. Tafrs vii be CUR thirty-frst regular inAu-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
A LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME
Said To Be the Most Beautiful Resitsa's J
Mount Vernon.

AlOtLA-L v -------s
NJ. Andrew J. Kelley has recently r-rca-szL =
a good round ss-ru-t- is salE r- The -aiy -
10 have been the highest price ever pad -- =
Vernon for single piece NJ residence --.s
the home Of John ST. Goodwin. -.---l7- W. =
furnishings and appointments. This 'et--- ~,
ideucc stands I'm spacious grounds. --'A--- -.
adorned by velvet lawns and NOBLE trees ~ -.
init avenue a fashionable quarter c- NE
and pretty town s.-s
There vas "a very large 1--s--l--e- 81 go,
Of this coveted riare et PROPERTY ana --- -,
was described by tho -rea' newspaper = ~ +,
suirited. eisht parties -t-r.5r- t7- eTress-'R
desirable residence in the very choicest 49, 80 -.
the Fiji district" lI-. Kelley. "#7 seems 49,
acquired the aa1i- as ss--~- ".-r re s-S1 ,t.si
lr!r- ON with --r .."-. .-.- .--L - g-Is
10y hiu I'm lls business pursuits ana Wa. --5.sf ias
Not easily Eu.--."r ... ..- .... -,---7re5- G..
.'hites q. ,r- r.--rs. r.. --'."- -- n al
se-sF -rs- t-- ...=- and entire JI--- y -.
about &c. but r.- Ll-He-- bid -s- ----s ~ IN -
he Thought -.L..-- Eaa...... e-5.
NIr Kau-y-@ uuylu- r.a. u--... --ssf r.
fE- r.rlt rt.E .r.. .-t-a. .--. ls.e-a, FIR .I
winner was lEa~ .'--e En-. -..
prize ..- -,,.s-,- -sss1.
NIr. KELLEY I.s -r.'.,. .. -..--..-f IL 5-.---
accommodations 1a che E.- .. an @- --.-s
rage. a BARN. arE at.r- -... ..-4--@- - r-s
rsf.v that his newly a-....si 1'a7 ".- tr--s
its distinction re ore o- -ee s.." M --.rgs e
halves lIr Ke.ev 5- er-5.-..y .-l- ls-s-7-1 os ,'
trs -rttlr- Of E-gslt Vernon --- since +-s..
owner os the above property. .a .ss 5t =
within three blocks .t .-- I"r-.. - ~ wl =
choicest las lg lGa- ctly. -.i
out In villa plots
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
JANUs' MULTIFARIoUs SERVICE.

While the vacuum bottle is no longer novelty
having been displayed for several years in the
show windows Of various descriptions Of retail
establishments the public has not seemed 70 COM
prehend its mission article Of utility; indeed
n has rather seemed to regard 1t as luxury. or
toy or as something in the way of a mystery a
freak invention. This. and perhaps-tO some extent
its cost has initiated against its general use
Yet It is a very practical UtensI, and makes for
comfort convenience and economy in almost innu-
merable directions, and to an extent that mas not
been even remotely calculated. For example; Ihe
United States Treasury Department Is said 10 nave
discovered that the saving in the time OF It's en-
pIoyes made by providing them with this means
Of keeping beverages hot, or cold, as desired
compensates many times over FOR the cash out
laid In the purchase Of vacuum bottles; having
them there is less Inducement for the said en-
ployes to go forth in search Of required rerresh-
ment; as many of them are Of the gentler sex. the
time consumed In preparing for the street and IN
taking off traps and head8ear on their return
amounts to considerably more than that used up IN
the mere act of refreshing the inner'-woHlan-
And the factory owners, the heads Of great hdu-
ciary institutions. OF department stores. OF the
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

cork. go there's no need for a permanent union
OF bottle neck and throat of case 20 prevent leah-
age OF liquids into the latter.
FYxIre III shows an x-ray picture of the Janus
all parts assembled-in its case These (soon TO De
considered indispensable bottles are made IN three
sizes, half pints pints and quarts and as was
recently told in these columns. In a descriptoh VI
some OF the accessories at the Madison Square
Garden Auto Show are conveniently packed IN
elegant yet serviceabe carrying cases OF leather
or leatherette in hand stitched and velvet lined
leather cases. and in oval square and round wicker
cases in sizes to accommodate anywheres from two
IN a dozen Of them.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

began 10 produce on the first Of October last not
a single complaint has been registered with the
company
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

JAMS 10 In I1'I liz
sC1usrruction-p
A Outside EIaral case
]. l,a-,-.r Lar.tua-vG aluminium Tipped Cork
q. Vacuum space
j. side Cushion.
=. Asbestos Vacuum support
=. E.G5Hlr Cushion
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
Who Should Be Credited
with Real Beginnings
of Future Great Industry!

something in q business way with which he might
satisfy his keen desire TO be again striving for
goal something IN which he might exercise to their
fullest his trained business faculties chahcs
brought to his attention the vacuum bottle; ands
10 his clear vision the development Of the idea In
all its possibilities promised new and Invaluable
group Of accessories to the comfort and weiloeins
of the
The Washington herald., 1909-06-09
HELD FOR BREATHITT CRIME
Two Men Arrested Suspected Of
Shooting ex-Sherif Callahan.
Blood Hounds Take Up Scent and
Trace the Men Across the
County Line.

Lexington. KY, June S-Sheriff Breck
Crawford. OF Breathitt County, accom-
panied by Capt '. G. NIlnken and Two
bloodhounds from Lexington and a posse
OF twelve deputies, late this afternoon
arrested Elisha Smith and Levi John
son in Perry County. Just across the
Breathitt County border. and charged
them with the attempted assassination OF
former Sheriff Callahan.
The men were traiied 10 the house in
which they were arrested by the blood
hounds.
The dogs hit the trail IN the rear OF
the coal bank, from where the shots were
fired. and started in the direction OF
Perry County. A short distance from the
Callahan home IL was found the men
had mounted their horses and ridden
away. Al this point the dogs took up
the trail and continued on into Perry
County. The officers learned from people
living along the road that Smith and
Johnson had passed. as they knew moth
Ing OF the shooting. and az that time
readily furnished the information. Most
OF the information was given by a rela-
tive OF Smith.
Govan Smith. brother Of Elisha Smith,
was placed under arrest tonight BY Sher-
IN Crawford and posse. The officers are
now searching for John Smith and As
bury Spicer
The Washington herald., 1909-06-09
TWO-CENT FARE VOID
West Virginia Judge Holds
Law Unconstitutional.
CASE GOES TO HIGHER COURT
Judge Burdettc, of KnnaUhu Circuit
Court, Declares Law Is UnreaEOn-
Railroads of Equal PrOtectIOn-De-
cisiOn Against West Virginia.

Charleston. ". Va, June S.-Judge Bur
dette. Of the Kanawha Circuit Court, this
morning held the West Virginia 2-eent
fare law 10 be void, unreasonable. diserir-
NATIVE, and depriving railroads OF equal
protection. in the case OF the Coal and
Coke Railway VS.. Attorney General Con-
ley and Prosecuting Attorney Avis. and
granted an injunction restraining the de-
PENDANTS from enforcing the state law.
Judge Burdette condemns the law be-
cause Of the classification by mileage
without distinction as 10 physical condi-
tons and the exemption OF electric roads
and roads under nifty miles long
It also. the court held. violates the four
teenth amendment Of the Federal Con-
stitution. The injunction asked by the
State TO prevent the putting into effect
OF eXorbitant rates IS refused az this
time. on the ground that the matter can
not be considered until the rates are put
into effect. The State viii appeal
The Washington herald., 1909-06-09
GOULD COUNSEL SEEKS DELAY
Justice Greenbaum Sees No Reason
and Marks Case Ready"
Millionaire Divorce Suit May Come
Up mt TO-mOrrOw's Session
OF Court.

New York, June S-Cornelius J. sulli-
van. Of counsel for Howard Gould. pre-
sented an affidavit to-day upon which was
predicated a motion for an adjournment
OF the trial Of Mrs. Katherine Clemmons
Gould's suit for a separation. Justice
Greenbaum read the affidavit, and said
with a smile:
I can't see that there is anything in
this affidavit TO warrant an adjournment
You do not say that these witnesses are
essential TO the defense. nor that they
cannot be produced BY the time they viii
be needed. It viii take some time for the
plaintiff to get in her side Of the case.
and by the time her evidence is all in
these witnesses may be secured.
well, your honor" began Mr.. Sullivan.
''one branch Of the defense is justification
because Of the alleged intemperate habits
Of Mrs Gould. These witnesses are re-
lied upon 10 prove the allegation. They
are now IN Maryland about 10 start for
Newport"
But there Is nothing Of that in this
affidavit, and anyway, 1t would be hear
say"
Clarence J. shearn, counsel for Mrs.
Gould broke IN: The two witnesses re-
ferred to are a man and his wife. once
employed by the Goulds as cOachman and
cook. They win not be needed in long
time"
u shall mark the case ready" SAID
Justice Greenbaum, grimly. This case
must be tried or go back TO the autumn
calendar"
The case may be reached Thursday.