The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

cation COMMITTEES formally TO break the
news - John 4 INK that he had been
nominated for Governor at Rochester
about a dozen days earlier one Of the
New Workers present asked a native who
stood near by all aRlow IA store clothes
what the population Of Thomson IL
Well ne drawled a. quickly az one
urac~,lstomed TO large Mathematics could
conceive an answer. most OF the 600 or
o. meu that work for Mr.. DIX across the
nyer in Schuylerville live over there too.
BIT about $50 % them sleep right hero IN
Thumson and MIR Dix lives here
Nhethsr or not tho native Intentionally
Uas suggesting that MIR DIX has given
much more time to living than to sleeping
sinra he arrived in SIS az the lone sawmIil
which At that time Indicated the spot
which was To get on the map az Thomson.
the native with all respect to MIR DiNs
Industrious workmenJ had reason for
Elggs-tinR a distinction Perhaps the
Only beings around Pine Needles. Air
pN's home. which oVerlooks the Hudson
from the very eav.- ~ tho county. that
GET up earlier than Mr. DIX are his two
IIg nastiffs.
Md tho mastifs have 20 turn out AZ
D., rrSt far glow Of dawn 70 heat Their
nasrar out into tho sunrise The pace IL
telling on them. for some 81 their enthu-
sa.-ru they left behind when their frivu-
lu,s youth refused to accompany them
!l-'..r When Mr.. Dix N in Albany or
Nv York we'll. sometimes then the
sg- ~ NJ and clean shaver before the
ca...llte IL; but in Thomson never
r'-on lucky Alphonse. the Dix chAuf-
Z" 10 likes TO stay IN ned a. long
a. any hardworking chauffeur should
he ~ IJnger. lucky In that Mr.. Dix
zi M more think Of letting anybody
30 ...1'elf run his car when he's out for
O. .a.y morning zip along tho macad-
H.. .1'1 ads " hich began 20 take tho pla..
the t"~ logging roads upon the arrival
q Mr DIX az the sawmill twenty-five
years ago than he would think Of letting
some nr- else do his fishing for him when
hesJ"- 20 hs camp in the MoKesver woods
~ HsrhTer county go Alphonse NAV
tiesp though the dawn az least
II" motoring for pleasure alone, how
"'H mt now ~ at an end for Mr.. Dix
u '1"' there WAS little time for MOTORING
pi"a- .r'- even during the two or thre..
y'rr- hat preceded HIS nominatio oU ing
20 ''- Frins ~ paper mills along the
d. .-.H and 'he Dix numbering opera-
.- % Aicke"vsr and IN Canda. And
... . man has 50 many big things To-
.ri DOES them 40 thoroughly that he
.- lad chance for two or thre.
.- 20 ." fishing at all then be ought
." Iardnned Il he hollers.
.3N isn't hoil"rinR about missing
-'.ug. however and even rs isn't AL
."- sure that he misses Il. And IL
lad % forEo even fishing during
'"srS. trout fishing and all that
glorious have a part IN his daily
20" books in his library, his work
q around Pine Noodles and in hia
H"r and Canadian forests. his
.' 49, eGPres=ed around his own
I '"l ~ bis ever present ideas
ovation. conservation, conserva-
'-as which took root and were de-
"f ~ Mr Dix IN has own way y1ars
.'' Poo conservation was thought Of. In
..."i and patented by Genealogical
'.-s.."s and colonels
'" h"tter method % finding out all
s1-t family's private homo life than
light in the house. itseK " 20 ash
ighbors-which applies % Manhat-
y dweuers quite a. much an IL
A. - N folks on Main strest, Washing
q. unity. When one heard from a
y s-n0r ~ Mr. and Mrs. DIX recently
49, he glad event az Rochester was 20