Weekly journal-miner., 1922-07-05

 chose a Hudson car for his mount, and they turned him loose after old Line Back. Liney took the lead and kept it. Liney's a quarter crit ter and he slowed up in 44O yards, thinking he'd wor. Right then Slim nailed him. After which Slim rode bacl, in his car showered with the plaudits of the multitude and old Liney went, unsung, back to the hay stack
 Ocjah in the Howdah
 The first act of the bareback broncho riding disclosed Oojah Ruff ner ascended into his howdah. There he stood in barbaric splendor direct ing the massacre in the arena below.
 Slim Riley again floundered into the limelight playing. tune on Shimmie Shakers ribs. Ed Hamblin cranked tip Henry and rode off to- ward Granite Dells with every fender rattling and the tail light loose. Dud Thomas showed his fondness for the ladies by associating with Wild Women for quite spell, visiting the corrals and inspecting the infield. It took the combined efforts of three cowboys to bring him safely back to the home corrals. Boss, you ought to warn the young girls to watch Dud. Barney Hinds barged out on Pee-Wee and continued there Pee Wee acted like he'd been to the trough once too often. Haunted Pa .jamas went sleep-wallling with Reg Thomas. l Lone Overton enjoyed a ride on the Squawman and tona- hawlled him all the way IT. Carter lis a wild boy, Doc said, riding a Wilde horse. Oscar wasn't exactly in the pink, and Howard had it easy. Jim Davis hat went up in the skies from White Angel, but Slick stayed with the celestial visitor and raked him from cellar to garret. Cascarets failed to move Bill Clark. The Ghost enjoyed paroxysm to the accom- Ipaniment of a rat-tat-tat from Frank Stephens spurs. Joe Adler next burst upon the throngs aboard Rip Van Winkle. Old Rip acted like he'd been primed with that famed cactus-juice, and the resulting blow out so enthused Prof. Terry and his crew that they immediately set in to dispense melody. That was fine boss. Yessir! Tex Jackson got Touch-Me-Not, a new one, to the loco lodge. Tex touched him con- siderable. Then L. F. Smith rode a horse that didn't care thing for law and order And Jim Gleason started in to take dose of Swamp Root, but the cork backfired and Jim let go the bottle even before he'd had a good swig. The next platter was Goodwin Neither and Ivory Soap. The water was stormy in the bath-tub all the time they were together, but the Soap couldn't manage to slip from under Then Billy Clark drew a nameIess critter that hummed and hawed considerable but looked like money.
 1 Just about now boss, the Oojah laid down his fiddle, turned his 1 thumbs all down-all ten Of 'em, and ordered more. Lots more. Say, Boss, it was awful! But he's the Oojah and the poor punchers just had to wrangle a new bunch into the tubes and go after it some more. This time Oojah demanded saddlery. Yessir!
 Harry Henderson, one time champ, raked Dry Farmer from A minor to E flat Jack Rodrigues has guaran- teed to buy any horse that can throw him, and eat it. He drew the ballet ing Bolshevick and danced the set out. Meanwhile Billy Clark took time to put a new cover on the Chuck Wagon before he climbed in. The going was mighty rough Clark disqualified. The Hellydid didn't act as bad as his name and Fancher had "a bonza time of it.