Salt Lake Tribune | 1906-07-26 | Page 9 | All True, But

All Truo, but IH The younf; man w&s new in town. He IH was . calling on a girl in company with IH nnotlior young mnn a mutual friend who wns responsible fur hia being thoro. The new -young mnn was wealthy and hud owned half n dozon different kinds of antos in his H timo. An they snt in ..io pnrlor a machine wont whizzing by tho liouso in the d.trk.- Il "Carroll." said lh- mutual friend, "what kind of n machine was tli.it i" "Rno," replied the new young man. Anothor auto wont by. "What kind was ll that 7" nsked tho other. "Stovcna." A third went by, and the new younz IH man told the make. The girl wns surprise- ll "How can you tell what ther arc! ' h fM nskod. "You can't sou them. H "Oh, I'm used to theui," paid tho new IH youth, with( n smile. "I can usually tell by IH tho nound." Il "Isn't that queer!" remarked the cirl. H "Not nt at!.' cume from the mutual friend IH solemnly. "Ho used to bo a chuuffuur for IH a rich mun in Knnuas City." H The new young man is phwiniu to call ll the girl up by :phono and oxplain that thr ll rich man was his father, but ot u ll hasn't had tho uorvo. Denver Pout. 1