The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-09

s'Cmsrse.~ be gr0Gzsssd 'Er-sheres
q nan. he's conan with II, an he
gnir' rfr Stay d gEf1sA 1esr ser--se
make sure evsryrhing's an ssSaaE- A1sel
be goes IN come An ye wnrI 70 u
rAsdy--T7l show We thing sr rVe =
he finished wsiA a swaEger thar vna
meant to hias the shake IN his raace-
In dpe time The rna1 anf ihf auto
rnsaale arrived. hrr Dsanisz CD ne.
have her ride q. ance. II nuss hart
saktn some time to make sure ffga'
'se~errsAing was al right" 1ar fht
rasr ssgyea many days. and wsfsle hs
WAS there, uf COARSE. F.hanass wns ac'
cuYled with him. CSloasa Smith wns
unkina ea8ngh to ahserrs that be
hoped IL WINS taking Fhinals Hopkins
lonr fDungh sa learn to run TIE thing
bur his remark ald not reach lannfhnl :
ears She knew nrsy TINT Fhtneas
surnhtr with the man End thf suie-
rrotale. started ca early ererT morn
fng ffs suane unfrAQuensed raal. ana
cid 1sa return unfsl night
There came % aiv. hpwrExr, when
the anEn aees town and net - hours
iasr. Fallnsns, win q EsHnrnlng thing
OF paars and polish, stood a; DsArtha' =
1cr-
View. a1as that pretty uun~red
Daanfsla ercaseiay. "AinF that nRtnlsy
pretty
raI1ehx henrned
4s1ur-y slick. think nlrssat.r De &c
fnuw3eaeea
An green is 70 much nicer than
red rsned nlaniaR.
Fasnsas quite elgwed with gsF-
CFaontl Sral-aNs ear WIS RED -t0h.
green's The thing he res9rred aarlE ;
ann sssr- be added. and srrhwith be
Asgrx 1rssp paeA1 ~ praise, In which
tires horns lamps pumps. hxsfefs
brakes and raD1 guards we're The dunii-
nh1- notes. II almost seemed. in-
deed. thai he had buurff the gorgeous
thing besere han to 1snk Ei En6 tals
ahaur. rNther than tie use, SO anDrh was
be 70 ssxp sslkinr and ser the wheels
10 moving. Nat urfAl Tlzrahn fEa
twice -eznlnaea MIN rffat she Was aCins-
ans 10 ride n i Cd he hslF her a1ta
shs rnr md make raDAy to starr
IL WIS nnr An entire sBccess--fflt'
xtnrr. There were sersa,ni false moves
IN FaAnaAx 7,Eri. and TGanfha ceuld
nuf rsyrsss slight scrHH1n and q ner-
rous srur 81 sgrarv unexpected Tsufs
and snarrs En1 SNAPS trurp THE fhrnb-
hing thing btsnsEfh her. she gave a
a0nasr scream when FhlneHs II Ais
nervousness sounded tire siren, and
waEi llke try frp1n the sysirsI world
Ehrltfed in her earS
4FAlnenS, what wns Fhnarr she silr-
erred. when the voice hA1 mosne6 into
GIlenra.
Fhineas' lips were dry. and his
hands and knees were shaking, hut
hts rrsds marched boldly rn the front
why. fhst's the siren whistle
'caurse,~ be chsrared. ~AanE il
Eresss thought you'd llfe st-r And
e. hear him nns would sanpnss that
fn sauna the siren WIS always ntces
sarT preliminary to starting The
whek3x
Ther were cd nf hast There WIS
a slight ln5ecisafll, sa he sure, whether
they vuUlf so backward ar forward
and there wEs Sgxns hesitation as Fc
whether nian1Aa's esrarau-r bee m
the ersrswsy woa'd 1nAFe lhe best
shcrourhfArs- Eur these ffrls mat
sf~s haxanf heen staalen to fhe a7-
rxreu1 ssrisa8rszar d. an concerned,
ahe automobile rolled dwwn rae drive
way and oui ua tn the main highway.
-s0h" 2int this gra13-' rnnrrnurea
nlaH.ha. lrnwang annf .sus somewhat
rre1nuauns breath
Pslnezs 1s6 naf answer HIS airfs
were tense. and his eyes wsre fxed Gn
the rna6 Rhahd Fer Days ncw he ha6
run the ear himself. and hs had been
given aficill assurance that he was
quite cspsAls of handing Il; ysd hHre
be wHs Cn MS first ride with Dlln-hs
almost making q failure az TIRE wandae
thing. al the start Kas he To b.
tsesfsn-seEren hy q sanseiess mutur-
car src Cs6aursa SrnashE Al the tHhunrft
gshineas Nfse1 Aas eAlan and prt On
snpre power
-'pA. nEs Hgw f-sEsf we're gpin' r.
cried DaEr1hL close rD his ear
FhaDeEx nodded