Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05

The Man in the Moon has always
been a fable OF wonder for the younger
generation. but when the J. ]. Arm
strong and Son agency started TO ham
die the Moon IN Pueblo. Tho Man in
the Moon was lost in the background
as this story shows: Two cops were
standing at Fourth and Main streets
when Moon car passed by. exceeding
the speed limit by far:
First Cop: Did you get the number
OF that car?
Second Cop: No. but did you see the
Girl in the Moon?"
There Is Franklin IN Pueblo at the
Laceky Service and Sales garage which
II like an old valet of the president
OF the nation. 1t has seen most Of the
dignitaries of the world 1t was con-
structed short while after Christo-
pher Columbus conquered America,
but has G. W. scratched on the stser-
ing wheel which leads to the belief that
George Washington rode in 1t. Arthur
Lackey gold labeled his initials on it
and persons think 1t means Abraham
Lincoln, but 1t has been honored by
having former presidents sit in 1t. 1t
10 old and has seen its day, but could
1t tell tales 1t would do so at the
Laokey garage on West Sixth street.
A Maxwell Is a good car. but when
It comes TO fires. Roy Ortner is as
good a fireman as he is an automobile
salesman. Could he have been seen
Wednesday, morning, he would have
been pictured crawling thru places IN
the Opera House block which ordi-
narily would have been only large
enough opening for a child to get thru.
Sticking his head in small circular
opening back by the stage, he started
thru. and there was no stalling as the
flames whipped behind him and
tchad nj him ta a nystery that
he was able to ride past the fire In a
sedan a few hours later.
Financial and climatic conditions
will have TO go hand In hand for bet
ter sales in the automobile trades. G..
W. Black Of the Overland agency said
yesterday. with the touch of real
craftsmanship by adding that he would
have to convince the other fellow that
he needed a car a whole lot worse than
Of weather and finance has strong
bearing In the particular trade OF SELL
ing pleasure cars and it was evident
that Black was able to see. that even
with an improvement in flna~cfal con-
ditions. the weather would also have
to improve before the desire OF the
purchaser was completed.
A most pressing engagement was
carried out by Leon knebel OF the
Knebel Auto company of Second street
Tuesday night. From all sources of
Information, a suit WAS being pressed
against tho board. BY that H. must not
hc inferred that no WAS suing some
board of trustees: a suit OF his clothes
was being pressed between a board and
an iron and situated in a business
house adjoining the Newark Shoe
store. which was damaged by fire
Tuesday night. The suit was recovered
fro- :sr r,,ss py the owner, who
iainentei taat siiouIo = soark get on
II, 1. would fire as fast and furious rs
. Bochc magnetic.
Oyster cocktails, after dinner
speeches. bright lights and everything
were Included in recent trip to Dem
rer by c. c. Henderson and Jack Beat
~. who represented Pueblo at the an
nual oldsmobiie dealers convention.
Here is the part which Will interest
speed kings we'll rs speed slaves
and speed officers: they loft pueblo
with a running start in an Oldsmobie
and from the time they left the smoky