The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-06

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/ Nv, Archie" ordered my sister,
you keep score for us.
~! wo had been ping-ponging'
r' %' called; and 1, since he was
~ on Thursday for Santiago de
h, thought maybe he'd IKE TO +e See
l. J by herself. CONSIDERABLY
rsSeI i was about to withdraw
.ho stopped me with:
go ov Archie, you keep score ror
wos q flicker of red in her
AZ Vbereat was a trifie sur
"a Rut | obediently enshrined
..f m the dlvan and called game.
I enjoy watching ping-pong when
\ played, and l have taught ROW
nrptty well myself. Last night
,avpr Ned was merely a shade
se than she. m
The way, Rowena," I protested I'm
ch you fan and tumble is disgrace
-demoralizing 1t is a popular er-
TO suppose that the"
Thirty fifteen" she counted.
To suppose that the object" l re-
lied patiently, "of waving the rack
|, that tone may smash either the
DdelIer or else the edge Of the Ia
But the majority"
Thirty ALL"
EThs majority Of good players, l say,
fell you that the safest plan Is to
Ike simply at the ball. At the ball.
Bena"
Now, Mr.. Symmes. don't you try to
k them up on my side"
led was diving under furniture after
Is, and getting entangled with
o.
You see, Ned, l told Rowena not to
K this floor. Now" l continued,
serve Ned, Rowena. You'll notice
aims at the ball-as a rule. Doesn't
It. perhaps. But he hits at 1t,
ieh is a virtue in itself. And there
Wee, you should study to initiate
d."
Deuce. Isn't it too bad. Archie" "
suggested, that you can't stay
longer? There! Your vantage.
NJ, SymmeS.'
gain Ned scrambled for the balls.
hshed under the divan.
There's another" said l, ION top of
bookcase"
Ot slipped down behind" added
soaking ME in unmaidenly fash
with sofa pillows. "Archie, you
ght pick up the balls. Then you
PHidnt have to talk so much"
There It Is. Caught in the cur
h'' He shook 1t down. ana it lodged
DER the table, He tumbled after h
foot slipped.
Rah! Fall en- the ballT' I exhorted
Vh' N.Y.! she deplored. did yor
t your"
Don't laugh. Rowena. If he's
stOng rib it's your fault" 1 helped
p up.
no damage" protested Ned, dab
y handkerchief to his cheek
MY scratched the table leg"
ROWeha rushed upstairs for court
aSer.
no teeth looseT" asked. "Yo1
50 careworn and solemn. Say
Y, why don't you propose to Row
~ As long as you're going to leav
vOuntry anyway, you know. Don
ash",
"HNlVe been Huntingdon know
thought she-well. look herr
'ule- He was about to see
endly counsel, but Rowena cam
q" ~ scissors and plaster.
Ae'S see' How big a piecer' sal
'~easurlng the bruise on his cheel
=. aO"ena' I've just been saying
u" l began gravely. Ned sDu
red and glared.
bother piece.
i've Just been saying to Ned"
uleu that 1t, after the dance, yc
|r ~ avalled yourself of my advice, al
a 4w this floor with rosin-"
de- les and spoiled the floor"
ao IuS,ead of breaking your friend
ne doesn't mind. Do you, N
mmes' And anyway, his neck igr
mats a mere accident IL m,o
ave been" ~ ing
sns put the plaster on her tongue
Dnguet,os being thus temporari
Behold" said I, "tbe Silent zyo.
IN, Il lion only Ned, she could be Ike
IN always, wouldn't She ha "
"NO more more than now" he interrupt,
Il and p STATED She applied the pl.
aechIef p'''ed it with a belac6d hal