The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
:ENIUS OFTEN
DISCOURAGED
Len With New Ideas Com
Delled to Seek Recognition
and Help in Other States.

. of no value ut the bank, but Is often
.zsrded as an asset by the fraud or
Is wild-catter.
Perhaps there is no other thing IN
AZ to which is devoted SO much din
>r-tah!e conversation as to the sub
"a Of home industry and home manu-
&cture. This theme is made the text
much "hot air. talk, but the in
1sfries and manufactures themselves
.eeive comparatively little of the real,
Hterial support that means so much
+ them.
Many man with good idea has
md himself much in the position Of
d prophet who was not without honor,
|Re in his own country. He has pre-
.ntcd his idea TO his friends at home
Ia has asked their support and help
bringing il forward. But these
fends seemed to have the notion that
&ceuse they were we'll acquainted with
! man with the idea, his idea couidn t
1saibly be any idea at all. Consequent
| The man with the idea has been com
lied to 90 out among strangers to seek
.5iStance, and having thus gone out he
&s Eventually been heard from as hon
ed and distinguished elsewhere in
ring brought forth something new in
&8 world.
Too many industries that would have
<cDme home industries have been
ven away from home because of lack
4 home support. They simply couldn u
|r8 here on dinDer-tablc conversation
\ this way Utah has been deprived OF
10y institutions which would have
6|ped support the state by supplying
I.@ @r.jc opf Ioa
|[Izens. After an industry has been
~ Go the state by reason of denied
|pport the people have wondered why
other state got it and its outgrowing
nefits, while the men whose support
ss asked have complained that there
pre- SO few opportunities 10 make
1nnfacturiug profits in Utah. And
en the people and these men have
2ip engaged in much dinner table
rscrsatlon about supporting home iu
strles and have gone on refusing TO
~ another home man with d good
ear There has been Zone eternal
T1nd'' Of this sort Of thing in Utah,
~ the state is today suffering much
18 on account of ii.
fhcs one way in which home industry
ID manufacture can be helped and
5ptaiued is to cut down the dinner
ne conversation relating to it bv
oont 10 per cent and TO substitute for
mat proportion of real practical as.
lance.
These observations are prompted by
faet that there is now a man in
#|( Lake who has a good idea which
% willing shall benefit Utah if he
IMPLY get support here to put that
~ tnfough 10 practical use, He
fne interest of Utah al heart. He
lfs to establish an industry here.
-1as received tempting offers to take
iuea and his proposed industry to
oT places. But he is home man
wants TO upbuild his home state.
Js determined 10 give the people
van hn opportunity to benefit them
ZEE and their conmouw ealth bv keep
sms industry at home. This man
Sparles Newson, whose home and
cnlne shop are at 62S West Third
'ftn street. this city.
Y N.nat are we TO do with our bows
q girlsY" is question frequently
t6d by citizens. Mr.. Newson an
efs' " Establish and maintain at
|1e manufacturing concerns and other
estlies which will give the boys and
employment and keep them from
.lsleFing away from home. Busy
ous and acknowledgements minds
rive satan Of his favorite work
pS set up at home industries that
ne made profitable, Enterprisine
Al otler states think much of this
y u FOSTERING manufactures because
nave long ago learned the value
sh ssi other states have profted i'm
Sssiy by this course, and why not
g the World S fair in 1894 Mr.. New
.ook the highest award for a wash
machine Of his invention with 6
\ ~ueni motion derived from con
yns rotary motion. 1t is upon thi,
-slp1e that all of the washing ma
~ Oh Today are built. Manufacture
tnese machines has grown to b,
= tpendous industry. Millions il
s nave been realized out Of it
ol lhls work could have beer
Iere mad MIR. Newson received
j nelp OF local fnnnciers. Bnt b,
= Sohged to relinnuish his device t,
y lao interests, and so valuable in
i y was lost to the state. Man,
= - nsYe been lost in similar man
4 tney be valuable 10 othe
=
oor MT Newson has invented 2 pas
4 rsts ana 1relght elevator whicl
81 ID say, wlthout lifting cables. It i
~ alest and best machine Of thi
{ ~ a,a ahe world, and the invento
a sSineient money 10 place il O.
4 4 .ens sarEet. . IT. is as far superior I
' eIeVators as the modern trolle
t. z ;,,,r Ivsr tnc old cable car. In fac
x .ront ,,rstioh :, IS q good one. Th
81 cnb,ea e,e'ator is drawn up the shat
ID la th as the old car was draw
cster street by cable. This ne,
~ III saIFles its own motor alon
- ceSt az aoes the modern electric ca
~ a ann descent Of the shaft ar
y, Irtsns ~ inesns or spiral worms revol,
~ <.ar!pcked with vertical spirf
~ .ror,;,nh ha there Is 70 possibility c
: |i1ss passengers to the bottom an
s'or manning them. =
= = 1FAoanaasehIor has received the q,
i, |fff5s en- or much conversation an
4. 5gerss+a59 +a59ahciai help. This help
~ Sslated by him and has done rnuc
+osance the device to sncb IAv nansa ,rns
= Xrkef DoM Justifies putting it on IL
" I'D re wants TO do thia RI icI
~ ~ home and desires The ass, sta ,s,
4 42"e people in bringing ahont ~
- f Don't YOU want to bsIn II ~
Z n 's and at the same time helr ynr a.
u; ~, your families and tbe ,tat toe
g. 9ueStion has been asked VIII :, I,
~ 52r mas been installed in Sail a.,
~ NeNson replies that ali tha he mnn, nnM