The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Monogram Man
Receivers Auto

rank Carroll. associated with
George P Moore. Pacific coast repre-
sentative of the
Monogram Man New York lubri-
RecOvers Auto eating company,
Instrumental recently in finding a
SpeedHell stolen from George w. Dowl-
lng or TINS city Carroll. accompanied
oy MS wife, Judge Shortau and Miss
Donovan. was just starting for a trip
70 Del Monte when bowling hailed him
automobile had Just been stolen and
asked him TO keep q lookout for il. The
1noer OF the car was given Carroll
q lhe party proceeded on their way.
'EIter running down the road for a
number OF hours Carroll chanced to
glance down q side road and saw an
ing down and investigating found that
me number was the same as Dowling's
car Both front tires were fat and
this was probably the cause of the
e abandonment Of the machine Finding
the radiator still hot. a. search of the
vicinity was made. but the culprits
the wheel OF the car and drove ii to a
place Of safety and then the owner was
notified Of its recovery. The party
then continued on its way to Del Monte.
C. s Howard. president Of the How
ard automobile company Of this city,
Buick Helps following story of
= - 49, done by a Buick
part OF. Oregon recently:
The recent successful pursuit Of the alleged
&elheur county horse thieves by Sheriff 0'Dell
of Malbeur county and Sheriff Richardson Of
tory Of Oregon sutomobtling. Sheriff o'Deu
started in pursuit OF Ware and Hamilton after
1sGscs of Sucker creek.
The horses had been run OF their home range
some tine previous but the loss was not discor-
u
CURED The sheriff went as far Burns IN his
automobiles when that conveyance broke down
Sheriff Richardson came 70 the rescue with his
Buick and the two man hunters arrived at
klamath Falls after fast drive. There they
taking the train from klamath Falls. they
rived at Goshen Linn county. where they ar
rested The men with no less than 70 head Of
stolen horses in their possession
a. H. Henry. a young rsnehman of
Ola, s d. had, until few days ago.
never ridden in a
1 would Buy Auto railroad train nor 1t
= - He rode from his
home, a distance of
% miles. TO the railroad in Buick, and
this first ride IN a motor car proved his
undoing, for he boarded the train TO
Minneapolis, where ne purchased a
Buick car from the representatives
there. Henry is z prosperous rancher
in the Indian reservation in South Da-
kota. and has been SO deep in his work
t1at he has never travelled more than
- miles from his home before. He is
q splendid businessman and is well TO
do. He says that his only reason foTl
bIFing an automobile is that il pro-
duced q peculiar sensation. After
boarding the train in the afternoon
Henry said that he would like to buy
a train il he had any place TO run It, 1
because he thought 1t would be better
in bad weather He had a berth in the
sleeper. but decided not TO go to bed /
as 2 said ne would rather see all that
he could see while he was going Upon 4
purchasing the Buick he was taught TO I
operate il and proved very apt Taking /
his new purchase and accompanied by /
an experienced driver a passenger, 4
Ire drove for his home The report has /
been received that he reached his home 4
safely and has succeeded in frightening /
the life out of about half Of the live /
stock with his "newfangled" wonder.
Herbert Lytle for the second time /
has been operated on at an Indianapo- |
lis hospital. While |
Lvtle Has Not can car in the race
Fully Recovered meet AZ fbe IN
dianapolis m o [ o
speedway during Nav Lytle was badly /
injured. but viii recover.