The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-08


aud why does The bonnet wear a six
DAYS growth Of beardg'
Aud hear thai he's sowing his
Wild oats, observed The owner of
Che Apex Elevator company ASS
Simpson tells me that he heard il on
good authority tha he had huased
about il too Such a pity. He
came from a good familyl'
Saw a Fortune in Untamed Cereals,
Sure I'm putting In q crop Of wild
oa's.' IRE admitted when he was
asked about it, I'm going to have
the best stand that has been in Sykes
county since the Spanish-Amorican
war believe that there's q future
n un amed &c aals They've never
been given fair chance II YOU ro.
ate your crops properly there's no
limit TO the yield per acre.
"Bat ah they told him sadly
Whatsoever a man sows, that's what
he viii harvest and run through he
4eparat0r
Exacly,' Ira was somewhat tart
about he answer And what DO YOU
think want 10 harvest? lf plant
smar.weed don't expect 70 reap
winter wheat I'm putting in oats
that are 80 Wild they are hucking
and won't be down hearted II pearls
haven't sprouted on the heads when
4 90 to run the binder through It. "
That boy win disappoint men, he
Who heard his admitted to himself
later III he doesn't get hanged be.
fore five years have shulfled by and
if he gets anything less than twen.
,y-tive years, III neYer speak to the
Judge OF the criminal court again.
But Ira Went Riob, Ahead
As to Ira, he Went right along SOW
ing his wild oats. But, unlike other
raisers OF cane, he put his heart nto
the work and applied intensive farm
ing methods to his planting, lie
consulted agricultural sharks and
found that his oats, when prope y
nursed, would grow just as well when
Il raircd or when the drought was
working, as when the weather was
ideal.
New, there usually isn't a yeai
without the grain crop being totally
ruined two or three times by get
l'iug too much rain and as many
moro lines by too much work on
the part Of the sun-alter which ii
manages 10 struggle through and
make the farmer enough money Ia
buy a couple more foreign motor
cars But this year looked as though
IL had slipped out Of one Of the seY
en- years Of famine that hts majesty
Pharaoh dreamed about The celes
| tial hyrdant was turned on for thir
Z iy-fve days running, aud Just abou'
/ The tmc pei ons IN the mountain
4 Districts were answering advertise
monts on How to huiid Your owl
ark The sun came out and IL was
wOrdrons hos
( All this time Ira was saving woof
iand making no more noise abou Il
! than a cal with rubber heels Whet
fthe harvest time came around he
tloid in his ccop OF Wild oats, making
an average of flythrec bushels if
lhc acre.
And Here's What ne Did
~ reading several articles on Iren
4 zied iiuancc by some ol our bcs
muck rake artists. he organized pt
q paying basis, The Hubert Grain anf
i Provision COMPANY manufacturers q
the famous Wild Rolled Oats, aud th'
equally we'll known Ungoyornabl'
Genuine Scotch Oatmeal, babies
cry for IT." etc, etc Owing to thi
big demand fer food be got rid Of h
entire output at skyscrapng price
and ran his mill day and night
II wasn't long before he was usinl
he wild oats stalks in the Huber
\ straw Hal Works, Tho waste fpn
this waA worked up into HE Huber
. Navajo Basket Factory which i
iurn passed on It's discard to the IIr
bert Vegetable Rat ManuiacIurln
company, Much better than wire @
unsanltary hair rats; TO be had q
an hairdfessers. Accept no subst
tutei'
After which the somewhat wear
waste was shunted along to the HI
bert Denafured Alcohol and GasOlin
Refinery, where they met ~ with Tn
hulls and things that were left ove
from Inc oatmeal works or cours
there were a few other little by-prol
ncts Ike the Hubert Face Cream
Hubert Shaving Stick. Hubert Vlolt
Rose Perfume and Huber Guaral
ieed Oleoma garine, ihat were mad
out Of the ieavngs Of the refinery
And all Of you know how Ira II
bert became a multi-millionaire an
one Of our most frenzied pnilanthru
lists.