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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
PRODUCTION OF CUSHING
ON DEC. 10 263,382 BBLS,
Umplre- Report, Show several Com
pauics \hrHd at the Prairie in
DuilN Output

The report ol A. o. Watts, cushing
umpire fur December DO shows total
production OF 2G2.gS2 barrels. This
report Of course, dd not include
many of the larger wells that have
been brought ln Since which naturally
Increased lnr production considerably,
unfNithstaudiug the natural decline
100 the old pool These columns pre-
diu'rd sunday morning that before the
end ~ this week the total would ,N-
coed 100000. ana tho probabilities are
that n DO moro thuu that figure al TINS
time, according 90 the flgureH Of the
umpirc for the l0th inst
There are more than twenty wells
n thc north end alone which are ON
top of the sand und many In the
south end, and should they be brought
loo the totals viii reach considerably
more than 100000 barrels day
ON account Of the pipe line Of the
W hrtc a Sinclair affiliated companies
wells belonging 60 the Numa, the on
Production company the only OH
company and the Kathleen, no doubt
VIII bee drilled IN nt one" az white
sinclair are amply provided with
taukngc 10 care for the surplus oil
Mc-Man lsSId4
This viii ALSO hold good with the
NC-Man Oil company which is able 10
take care ~ IT'S oil, with It's Cusden
ana Chanutc lines and three of IT'S
own. and In addition 10 the fnct that
the company Is holding $4,000 barrel
lauks at the rate Of four week
Tho report Of the 10th shows Me
Man 10 be the largest producer by
far, win daily production OF 44,G22
barrels. which now IS more than flfty-
five thousand
The white 4 Sinclair companies are
second with daily production uf 49,
3l2 on the 10Th. but which now Is
close 10 frty thousand.
These figures put the Prairie OH
Gas co. away down the line In point
ot total production. having on the
lOth but 1866 barrels n day.
The T.. larhola lease OF John II.
Markham ir showed ON the 10Th "a
total production Of 2O,O32 barrels. or
more than the total production OF the
Prairie boy 3.IGi barrels
How They Stand,
According TO the figures Of the
loth Nc Man had $500 barrels more
than the White & Sinclair companies,
26, '6' barrels more than the Prairie.
'llh W lll'' 0lI'ltli Hdu ~, - bdl -
rols more than the Prairie
The Thomas Conner lease OF the
Mc-Man company. with but SIN wells
"u the so acres. produced $3.50 bar
rels on the lOth. more than the total
production Of the Prairie, with Is.
lcasrhoids and SO wells
Following are the leases. number
ot wells and amount of production OF
the Mc-Man company on the l0th, AS
shown hy the umpirc's report, which
is the most accurate TO be obtained.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
HOW TO PREVENT
AID STOMACHS and
FOOD FERMEN cation
By a Stomach Speclaiist.

As specialist who has spent many years
in the study and treatment OF stomach
troubles / have been forced TO the con.
clusion that most people who complain OF
stomach trouble possess stomachs that are
absolutely healthy and normal The real
trouble. that which cause all the pain aud
difficulty, Is excessive acid in the stomach
dyperacidity irritateS the delicate lining Of
the stomach and food fermentation causes
wind which dlstends the stomach abnormally.
causing that full bloatod feeling Thus both
acid and fermentation interfere with and
retard the process OF digestion. The stomach
Is usually healthy and normal, but irritsted
almost past endurance by these foreign ele'
ments-scid and wind In all such cases
and they comprise over 90 per cent. OF alI
stomach difficulties--the first and only step
necessary is TO neturalize the acid and stop
the. fermentation by taking In hitle warm
or cold water immediately after eating from
one TO two teaspoonfuls OF bisurated mag
nesia which Is doubtless the best and only
really effective antscid and food corrective
kpown. The acid will be neutraliled and inc
& fermentation stopped almost instantly. snn
your stomach will at once proceed TO digest
the food In q healthy. normal manner be
sure to ask your druggist for the bisnrhisu
magnesia. hs have found other forms utterly
lacking in its peculiarly valuable proper'es'
p. J. G.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

The SCivally Petroleum company
has been organized to develop n lease
In northwest section l5-i-3. where an
offest is required to the Desada well.
a lOO-harrel producer IN northeas,
section 1914 2
The stock mans well in south sec
tion 15-4-3 Is also a 100-barrel pro-
duccr.
A test well has been drilled al New
Castle to a depth OF 1.b5O feet. with
IA showing of oil. and as result a
second test Is To be drilled In that To-
Cality. but three miles from the first.
c. NJ. Hapgood Of the Healdton field
is interested in the operations there.
II. II, Garden. driller on the
Schemerhorn properties In the Heald-
ton field Is shipping an outfit to
Dodge city. Kan. where he has con-
tracted to drill test well 1000 feet
deep.
Four rigs are running In the Law
ton field at the present time. accord
ing 10 II. L. Hall. who has Interests
in that field. together with L. c.
Hivlck OF the Healdton Several
wells. brought In there, are making
from to so barrels daily.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
PRAIRIE CASE POSTPONED:
TO BI CALLED TODAY
Hearing of v rit of Prohibition on TaN
Values Before Board of Equali-
/atiun.

OKLAHOM CITY, Dec. 5.-tSpc-
CialD Hearing ON the application tor
writ of prohibition on the part of the
Prairie oil y Gas co. against the state
board of equalization relative to an
added ten and half million dollars
to the compduy's valuation in the
state was continued today until to-
morrow. Representatives of the oil
and gas company announced they
were ready to-day. but the attorney
general asked that the case go over
until tomorrow so he could complete
some of the details OF his side OF the
case. II Is understood that the state
will plead that the high court has no
jurisdiction to take the matter up on
n writ of prohibition, but that the oil
company should have taken an APP
peal from the board OF equalization.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

The Prairie oil & Gas Co.'S pro-
ducuon in the Gushing field went up
somewhat Tuesday when a 4.OOO-hn
rel well was brought in on the Annie
Bird, 21-l7-7.
The only oil company No 9 drilled
from &626 to 2,6SS, and 1t is good
for l,S0O barrels
Same company, same lease, No.
H. drilled from 2,605 to 2.692, *
making ~ barrels an hour.
Same company same lease, No 12
drilled from 2,607 to 1855 and is
good for 200 barrels.
Same company same lease, No. 13.
drilled from 2.6l5 to 2,66S, Is good
for $50 barrels.
The Prairie Oil q Gas Co.'S No. s
on the Annie Bird was drilled from
2,,4O to 2,76l, and has hole fun Of
oil. but not enough pressure 10
make 1t flow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

OF this city, one OF the best gas wells
that has been developed In this vi.
cinity for some time. At depth Of
l,O26 feet 22 feet OF gas sand was
struck. The well tested good for
100000 feet of gas. Another we'll
will bostarted on the same farm To-
day There are several rigs In opera
tion In that immediate vicinity. There
nave been number of good gas wells
developed I'm the vicinity Of this city
the past few weeks, several Of them
to the north of the city and one on
the kcyes farm southeast Of the city.
Thls latter well has revived interest
in the untested territory to the south
and southwest OF town and there is
again talk OF putting down test we'll
on the hills south Of the rubber plant
1t has long been thought that gas
might DE developed in that vicinity
and the Keycs well to the east gives
some crcdenco to this opinion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

W NJ. Landon. c. f. Roth and II.
r. Carr were here from independence,
Kan, Monday.
A y. Martin and ]. J. Larldn OF
Bartlesyllle were in tho city Monday.
Dean r Lowe, son OF Nj. A. Low.
accompanied by his wife, was here
Tuesday from Bartlesville.
II. II. Gard OF Drumright is at Ho-
tel Tulsa.
A. Moffitt and Fred c.. Mercer are
here from Henryetta.
W. L. Clark OF Cushing Is here.
w. A. Chase OF Nowata was here
Monday.
c. A. Dorm Is in Hoaldton.
X. u. Mitchell OF the Gypsy Oh
company = In Cushing,
o. w. Compton stopped off here
a day from Independence on trip
south.
John AlcOrn. scout for the Marlin
interests, is here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
NEW PIPE LINE WILL FILL
SINIKA lTIISN OFFICES
White ~ Sinclair New Ucaduuartcrs
VIII Make the Fourth Big User
Of Large Floor Space.

Tho building Of the White & sin
clair pipe line will bring to Tulsa
another large pipe line office. which
no doubt will require us much floor
space AZ any of the others. viii open
employment for many men in all
branches OF the business and stimu
late the business from almost every
angle. as well as furnishing further
market for Oklahoma crude
From Pittsburgh comes the word
that the pipe Is being turned out as
rapidly as possible. and that it will
be rcndy for shipment as soon as the
surveyors complete their work and
the work Of securing the right of way
ia finished
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
At BOyntOn.

Two more new locations are re
ported at Boynton. Tull. ct al. have
made a contract for well in the
southwest corner of the southeast Of
the northeast of 15-l4-16. Unknown
parties are moving rig timbers in on
tho southwest corner Of the east half
of the southeast of 9-14-16.
North OF Roynton, Lightner, ct al,
are due In the l.700-foot gas sands
In the southwest corner Of the north
east In l9-14-16.
The Merrictt oil company's deep
test in the northeast corner OF 81
l4-l6. which is 25-barrel well in
the l.540-foot sands. was down about
1890 feet and in the lime at last re-
ports.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

Ardizonne & Ossenbock has a mil
lion and half Of gas +" their test
in 6-19-15
Dr. Black has gas well, the sec
ond location north on the west side
OF the southeast OF the southeast OF
4-l2-l4. II will be drilled deeper
TO tho oil sands
500-barrol well. reported on the
streets Monday In Boynton. Is A
mIsinkp-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
Frank Br,cpc Hero

Frank Broene, state conservation
agent accompanied by his wife. ar
rived Tuesday morning. and IL at
Hotel Tulsa. Mr.. Breene will re-
main several days looking after his
business. while Mrs. Breene viii do
her Christmas shopping
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

Two more wells will be drilled in
tho Okemah district Gas hns al.
ready been discovered thero ana
these wells are In search OF more
gas
One is in 1S-f6-fO and IA, o,bs,
IL Ia 2-iO-ls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

Two more wells will be drilled in
the Okemah district Gas has already
been discovered there. and these wells
are In search OF more gas
ono IL In ls-10-10 and the other
is In 2-lO-iO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

agent. accompanied by his wife. ar
rived Tuesday morning and are at
Hotel Tulsa. Mr.. Breene will remain
several days looking after his bust
ness. while Mrs. Breene will do her
Christmas shopping.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Official
cotton standards OF tho United States
to DO used by the exchanges dealing
In cotton futures after February rs.
Wero promulgated today by Secretary
Houston OF tho department ot agri-
culture. The new standards replace
In accordance with the recently en-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

acted cotton futures act. the official
grades heretofore used by the govern
ment and cover these grades OK cot
ton.
Middllng fair, strict low middiins'
good middling, strict good middlng.
strict mlddling. low middllng, strict
good ordinary and good ordinary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

WANTED-To buy small piece Of
settled production. must have block
OF acreage with same. Address 463S
World ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
Al Inhcncndcncc. Nm.

c. Il. HenCeroth last Friday drilled
In for the Kansas Natural Gas com
pany on the HinsOn farm. northwest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
Near Welcctka,
AT Mcleetka.

Unknown parties are drilling in
29-9-ll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

The Beaver ui company IL re-
ported tu have a well good for 500
barrels r .I- SEQ 10 Jefferson. Ia %
I5-lI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

For Sale-One large case and wall
map covering entire Oklahoma field.
Address =. q. BOX 562.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

Buy your Christmas goods at the
Harlow brokerage and save abou.
half-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

Harlow Brokerage are holding .
sale on ladies' suits and coats. Come
to 209 q Main and save about half
the regular price.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

The Harlow Brokerage store Is tho
busiest store Ia tovn-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS

rr. hImng n. u..n. .H .. okla
huWa uuI kHn@s '.. '..H b. l..Iah,r
plg barrels On D.tuN.. tO. runs
vcr, II6e.5I. mua. with a daily
ut,uI, uI .T1H lI.na thr de-.
crease 900 thr rU or tu.rmb,r be-
ur iYltq. Iru..s
DuIErrr .. ... ...',.u lines uyrr-
arrd Ilplta barrels % day n de-
rrras. of ltHf. ulr.a ruw ihr pr-
tun,r Figures Hu. Illinois Nr.' de-
l.crrd Gloh., hrre Ira, 'h'u IN
October TN. total deliveries ly all
lines n tN. Continent ncI icl
III Ia2Igl mrrra nr less than une
Iuya u,rIlrD showing sI'glr IN
crease Zoo OBJ. daily sales for NpNcW-
hrr On a., Iraa Panhandle fields
the IcliyrrIr. were 900 bHIIys be-
low the october Figures
Irudr Table,
The following table SHOWS Che
amount of crude pctr l'uu h''d in
storage hy the srNcrIl pups IurS Ia
the different divisions .f the "Il ic.'s,
ANA the amount of each grade nI the
close of business NuNDmhcr 20
Grad. Of 90. Total hbs.
rruusl l'amu ......... '.1'n !
lHWh .I|' IVY ~
kentucky 0t"''l .'
l.liron lsH,r,.. HUrst i-H.
I.'uHh OOhlu pu tp...... l-.Noh.i't
Mid Continent icaNcru lrre. IVA 30l 70
Mod Continent tf % s g. 1". '','0' "7
Total November 800 ..... Cs.H9'oob ~
Total October .I ...... .tO.Crn Iap.2'
Decrease c6o7co7o
The fouonlng rnlcsNows the con
dItiuuS OF stocks lt the close of NIH|-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
PERSONALS.

Unknown parties are drilling in 20
ell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

The Harlow Brokerage store zVo .;
Main Will be open evenings u"'h
Christmas ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
pltpuICuON DECLINES ~
All. STNTlo m O. okl.Nli'M \
Rppprt, of Various 'ipr Lines ~l'""
Interesting Figure for Month
at November.

Ih' i'"'' '' .'
ous pipe line. Con EuFrIn''' "'' ''
crease iu tho amount uf uii receiver
from the wells some decline sNll
Weuts and t small rrdu'N'u ". I..
NoNcmbrI N'. ."' .....,.,,. of
ina" '''o''I ''' ,,isId
"nH "i" '"' ,.,t..t falling
crane u'' -" A., 10 lines
orr IN run, Us "''', , p,. v,l. OF
haho',hs 'h' '' ',.,t.',r DI.. prt
MeN N"t'".', ,.. t.r Nu.em-
h'"'uoNy ,,',nt tne daily
peI moIe "."' 49,, a., ,,r.-
pi'"u.,'u" A,,..,st and
al"u' ~ W. .,,,'.f tnr
S'P.e","'l '"'' d., r.,,l,r
~ "uu'''"" 80 ''"' 49, ,h., r,r,,,l
Wv 4uu' ,,, f.D,,. ,thrr
be' aii'e VIZ 90. be
h"n'"S N'7 "N Ei,n,i. a., rims,
~ .... o goo ,,r-.,. "a
S"u" 10 ..,b 4. .t.I,,. In.
ual "' ''', ,.' ','.. o., a., Ir-
'N'ahnl'" 'n' i''"" r. q,
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h"H'''' '"" ,", '.. Ir mo
."'"'" ~ ,.ll ,n. ,.,,r, .ro,y
eS"H ,.,I.. ,,',.,.,r. for M.
dv' r'', Wv .' ,',r,.I7 ,'ni.h ls
VeinDt' n'"h r,at "A
hea'y 'u' ~ ."". .,.. ,,.r,,,.
.'s'on. ~ ','.'V ,s Do o7,
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Inc receipts "I ''uu' %" I'"' AZ,
"els ~ NoNt"''''' 'Y 'n' "n'S '''','
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

Frank Bre.ns. state conservation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

John AlcOrn. scout for the Marlin
interests s here.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
x-~d.s. c..s.,o.s- k..s.

G. II. Willis. mayor OF Newdsle.
IL the acknowledged cantaloupe
king Of that particular section Of the
wild and wooly west. and n the
stories he tells concerning his rec
ord this year are true. he will soon
b. the acknowledged cantaloupe
king Of the Arkansas Valley.
Last Sunday We stood . man off
for an automobile and journeyed
out to the sacred precincts Of New
dale 70 see the mayor. The mayor
,asA his sstiaahle wife are he psincs
aAd pvincess of entertainers. aad vs
found IN ex-sheriff and . Deputy
sAsriff along With their better halves.
there ahead Of ~ Who had already
besa filled up on the finest water.
neSons and cantaloupes In the land.
N mayor filled our hired automo-
NJ 70 full Of castaloupes that We
found Il very difficult 70 flnd . place
of rspose for our cindert1las.
TIE mayors breed Of caataIoupee
b the best that we have run across
thls season or any other seasoa.
aa1 Il 10 no small woa6sP that -
nakss such . huge ssccess - grow.
las caataioupes each ysar-ssosgA
- live like croesss tAs ysas ssssa1.
TAe mayor comneaced shiDDlag -
August lse. sad ~ - lase Sunday
~ shipps1 s.see efaess oef - hls
twsasy acre tract. as1 80 i've sess
fle)1 bad soe bssa soueAo1. Ths
mayor says ~ Fseslve1 - a1vaacs
- 50 cssts . crate s1scs ~ ssasoa
seasts1. asd ~ was aDsng ~ eas1y
h1rds vhe lsnlsa f1rse - ~ aar.
kss. - ~ wiil peeeshey make ~.
eshsr kiillas this ysas.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
no-s - xaal..al CO .4lsa.

VI 81 ~ s< ~ 4
n. 8. Lafssa asIirG1 hons - ~
|tsrme'on Day fFpa chleass. whsrs
~ has - attending ~ annuaI
conyention u ~ Natisaal Jeuesess'
Associations which vas Il ssa1loa h
tAat city al Of Iast uesk. Os eourss.
N. Larsen fosad nose1y = homs.
his family. - well - III IL rsst of
L. Junta. bsing on thelf regular an
nuai watsrnsloa Day pilsrinass 70
Rocky Ford.
Mr.. LASsoa rsDoSts . vesy inter
ssting ssasiea q ~ Nattoaal lev
slers' Associatioa. thssU bsang aheut
: 900 delegates b sttsaaanes- ne
also says that every ons vhe b
short On tAsis saDs,y Of watch esys-I
tails and nainsosiass AAd bsttsf
stock up. - de STOCK % hand n
this countsy = limited. asd Il nay
- some tins bsfose euitsssIaad vfll
- abls - sup1ay ~ 1anaAA -, -
Has been aoiag n 10 past. TAsss
y also psdsDses os tAs pFtcs bsins
pfohibitivs.
This h IN line With ths warning
given ~ one day this week b.. PM
Knowlton. Of the Carter. Rice q
Carpenter Papsr Company. He says
there II . prospect thst the printsss
oil over the country may have to 60
out Of business on account Of being
unable 70 secure supply Of rollsrs.
Printers rollers are made out Of
glycerine. mostly. and Phil says that
Uncle Sam has confiscated the en-
tire output Of giycerine In this coun-
try for the purpose u making ex.
plosives. Uncle Sam has discover
cd that Ne are short on explosives
In this country. and that II ne went
10 war We vouldn't have enough
ammunition TO last . week--not at
the rate they have been using II
In the European war sone during
The past month. II this should hap
pen there would be no doubt about
war being-well. you know what
Sherman said Il was.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

ssrsousiy jsopardlssd his hsalth ~
rspssas1ly hsl66ac this bsnsak eves
at the Palace Diug stors vhlls -
bulletins were bsing postsA. HI
hopes beiied his fears. ssd his feasS
his hopes beiied. for fear 'that
Champ Clark had iandsd md wil-
son had gone or and disA. Jules
Mcdaniel preached wilson's policies
to the editor Of the great family
journal long before be ever hoard
Of Wilson. or Wilson vss ever
thought Of ~ candidate for prssl-
dent. The judge 10 . simon puss
democrat. all right. for vhsn b.
pronounees the word democracy"
he does Il With upiiftsd sysa, q
though Il vas something sscrsd. an1
always accompanies The pronosnes-
msnt nth the sign Of the croes. H
always insisted that our polilical
beliefs had all the earnarks q -
mocracy. but that We did not havs
The nerve 70 make IN open Aeela3a-
ton. II al democrats vsrs M
Judss NeDanisl we might ~ more
charitable In our opinion Of thsn.
but really ve have not the least d.
sire 70 belong 70 the trtbs that hes
all the sins Of democracy 70 aaswsf
for. past and present. in Colombo.
In Otero county. even. and slss-
where In the U. 9. A. Oh. demoe-
racy. (our eyes are uplifted ~ we
indite this pronouncement) what
political and Industrial crimes hare
been committed In thy name!
Judge Teters. who stands on one
good leg and then on the other. and
between them dispenses even hand
ed justice TO all who apply for Il.
Ia nov the owner. proprietor and
manipulator Of . full-fledeed auto-
mobile. A. the owner and proprje-
tor and monarch OF all he surveys.
he has thus far proved an unaualt-
fled success. and has already acquir-
ed the lordly wave Of the hand which
the automobile plutocrats utilize -
sign Of recognition when they
meet their acquaintances among the
common herd Of walking humanity.
A. an automobile manipuiator. how
ever. the Judge is woefully defi-
Client After acquiring the buss
buggy he journeyed homewards un-
der the watchful eye and tutela&e Of
an Instructor In the art Of running
an automobile. and did 10 we'll he
thought one lesson would be . great
sufficicncy. and the further services
Of the Instructor were dispense With.
After dinner the Judge started down
town. He did quite well for . block
or two. sailing over cur smooth
thoroushfares and turninG cornsu.
with the grace Of . swan. AZ one
turn In the road. however. the buExl
buggy did not respond TO the stser-
Ing gear ~ the Judge hoped for IN
expected. The machine started
straight for . telegraph pole and
tried IN climb Il bsfors the Judge
realized anything was wrong. In
the excitement inrideat TO this
strange feat. the Judge became
greatly confused and instead OF
shutting off his engine he slipped
her over on the high gear and put
on morn power. probably expecting
10 80 straight ~ The telephone pole
and come down on The other side
rhe resuis vas disastrous. the ma
chine belng wrecked and incapaei-
tated and ose wheel hetag kaocked
off eahrsly. TIE Judee now has
~ osf-colored wheel In his collec.
sioa. bss he last rsporss we're this,
he wss sessias aloss fine.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
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