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Tchange his name.”

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Ho llt his cigar with l I10 hill. Wsa his pocket depleted? Not through losing this hill, for its value was nil; it was still unrecelpted.

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THEYHADTO_ sci: PARIS.

By Homer Croy

(Continued) A shout went up from tho crowd; a wild delirium seized the people; huts went flying into the air; men pound- ed one another on the back nnd things into one mother's esrs. The blsckiﬂlilll was now up to their shoes, but nothing so triﬂing mattered. Even- the most hopeful and optimistic had not ox- pected anything so wonderfutas this. Now the men must fiilht i0 quell the-"greot fountain; it must be capped and yet in such s way as no‘. to stop; its flow; sometimes wells were so completely cupped that they never bubbled Bsﬂili; the oil had rushed to some other hidden and unseen chamber, for queer are the tricks oi nature in the oil fields. Nor must fire touch the gas

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for days. the wells roaring with thatt sickening sound so well known in the‘ south-west. Then giant feats were‘ performed w conquer’ the les/pingﬂ howling, hissing flame shooting high} into the air. What a picture trwasi; -tiny, creaping unis in the clothes of i men mining and worming their wayi through dark tuxmels while the vol-i csno roared overhead, to put their‘, chains around ‘the pipe and throttle its roaring. This must not hsppem: here. .

The crowd had pushed back, siand- ; m; m l hlppy, excited circle about? the hissing black fountain. Men who’ owned shores, or parts of leases shout- ch with gostacy. A new oil strike had ’ been moxie in Ciearwa-lcr. The shallow , oil sand had been drained. but the" deep well had shown an unexpected golden pool. An old experienced driller came pushing toward Pike Peters." trembling, lurching, and laboring in his ecstasy. His hand sought Pike's in o delirium of excitement.

"Aint it o besuti" he shouted. "Clear over the crown-block! It's o re- gular old-time gssher. Say, Doc, you old horse thief, you're a millionaire. How's it feel. anyway? And you say- ing's11 thetimeitwasasdryssa.’ barrel of shes. How d’you like it?"

And then Pike and Mrs. Peters and opsr all turned to look at one another. Millionaires! Unbelievable as it was, it had happened many times to mmy other families in the Southwest-now it had happened to them. How sweet the world suddenly was how pleas- anl-ly it rocked and swhyéd and dono- ed before them-what splendid, glor- ious, dreom-things they would doi?

CHAPTER II The well didn't catch on

pliancos which were going to revolu»

"relatives sud from people who hsd"

now 1131,11,; out; gomghlmeg m); hm ‘ Jhere was Old Faithful. as happened, inc fire caught from the I Pike rsmed the witch pitch match or pipe o. cigar hsd hmncdirurslirm way like a. may

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v d! 1 no holidtyl- , NM!!!‘ upphriatmis. grasshoppers or no ‘grtsshoppers. - chineh MR or nochinch bill. 1nd all Igot-todo lstosetbsck oudslgn my name onoe in awhile. And I used in call such things dreams." ' " A hords of people swept down upon them—people with things ‘to sell, am rich-quick propositions, life-insurance agents, solictors, inventors with sp-

tioniu the world, missionary socie- ties who wanted to save Chins from something or other, planners, sche- mercs, robbers: and letters come from people who thought they might be

known them long ago and who might" be induced to come for‘: visit. The whole world lay before tho Peters family. v They could do anything they wished

with s, new teething ring. What should they do? What is the dream nearest the heart? What would s human being rather do, o! anything in t-hs world. it Luck suddenly cams down and perched on his shoulder?

Pike had no hesitation. The secret ambition which sluinbered in .hls soul could now be renllmed—he could become s big business men. Pike slept dreamed, and‘ tasted money. It was bk life. ‘I'll-k: love of business, this endless eagerness to be doing some; ihing. this boundless, never-messing energy which had made him a dom- inant business msxi in Clesrwsner .. . and now u. new rainbow dwelt in his skies. Until now Clear-water had been the limit of his view; now he could run for beyond it, he could become one . of the big business men of the state. His name‘ would figure in the state papers; he would be s power in Ok- . ishoms City, the capitol. Hg would be called‘ to Tulsa to‘alt in important conferences. Hero he would meet the greet kings of oil; he would belong to clubs where every member was s mil-- lionsire. He would~bc summoned to Washington to meet with legislative committees in tho discussion and handling of American oil rights.‘ He thrilled st; the prospect.

"Say? he enthused in his own way "I've just been playing a. piker gsme .-pldd1ing along with sFord agency s garage, s cement-block factory, n start or two-children's toys, that's all they are. I’d_ho.rdly pick Qm of! the floor now. I've alwoysbwtkzted to hit the oil game _ big, and now is my chance. Look at Harry F. Sinclair-he started on a shoestring; look st Edward L. Doheny 4 -when he was ten years younger than I am now he didn't have enough

fire, the capping didn't stop the flow and the world didn't come to an end. In fact tho world seemed to be Just getting s good start. When the well was connected up with the pipe line it was doing a. trifle nettcr than u thousand dollars l day. kothoussnd dollsrs a day flowing mm Pike Pe- ter's pocket-book. And some people put a. question mark after heaven. Pike ﬂoated out to see it.

“Think of iti a thousand dollars s day, ruin or shlnefsoven days a week

To End a Cough i In a Hurry, Mix This at Home

"So Mr. Lobster is going to run for Congress. eh‘! Whom has he ‘engaged as hi: political workers?"

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rough a list of gods of the Soothwest. "Hell's huckieberryl I've ‘got s runn~ ing start on any of ‘em. Give mctcn years and I'll make Old Faithful look like chicken feed." '

(To he Continued)

POWNAL ‘NOTES

Mr. W. D. Enmsn spent Year's day in Mt. Albion.

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m. and Mrs- wm Mutch. chcrr: Valley- Were visitors on January firs. at the lsttefs home, Mt. Albion.

Miss Bell Bruce. Mlilwwn Cross

her sister, Mrs. Arthur Moore. Miss Bruce was one of our former tsschers and many old friends ore glad to see‘ hor once again and wlsh__her the comy plimenis of the season. ‘ ' “

city, spent the holidsy-seslson with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs Lock Jones, Jonesville. ~ "

Miss Claudine Brown, eldest éhua

well, spent Christmas here thecguost of her uncle and hunt, Mr. sndllrt. .1. n. Brown who celebrated tho muii family reunion with s seventeen pounder which was led to the lbugbt- er by Mr. Brown amid much merrir rnent 1nd a number of out-of-iown ‘"93"- ' " I y - 1 , . -. " _p_ N. ' Gnu- on

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