The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05

Just been finished ana young Chnflch
Wcstmncott was hitting up the balls a.
high ais he could send them IN the mid
die OF the ground Doctor Walker ana
Mrs WestmacOtt were pacing up and
down the lawn. the lady waving her
racket as she emphasized her remarks.
md the doctor listening with slantlnE
head ana little mods ~ agreement,
Against the rails at the near end llar-
old was leaning In his naunclH talking .
20 the two sisters. who stood listening /
90 him with their long dark shadows /
streaming down the lawn behind them. |
The girls were dressed alike IN dark /
skirts. with HIGHT pink tennis hlouHcH |
and pink bands ON their straw hats. Ho /
that ns they stood with the soft red !
of the setting sun tingng their faces, ,
clara. demurc and quiet. Ida. mischiev- |
Gus and daring. Il was n group which
might have pleased the eye ~ more
eXnctiug critic than the old sailor
yes. he looks happy. mother" he re-
pcatcd. with chuckle III was not 80
I long ago since II WIS you and | who
/ were standing like that. and don't
remember that we were very unhappy,
| either. n was croquct In our time, ana
| the ladies had not rccfed In their skirts
| quite 40 tnut. What year would II hey
/ Just before the commission ~ the Pencil
I opc"
Mrs. Hay Denver ran her fingers
, through hia grlzzlcd hair. 1T was when
you came back IN the Antelope Just be-
fore you got your step"
"Ah the old Antclopcl what clip
per she was' she could sail two points
nearer the wind than anything OF her
tonnage In the service. You remember
/ N..a A. a. "a
mouth Bay Wasn't she boautyf'
"shc was indeed, dear. But when
say that think that Harold IN not
happy | mean In his daily lifc. Has u
never struck you how thoughtful he In
at times. and how absent-mindedf ~
In love. perhaps the young dog. He
seems TO have found snug moorings now
at any rate"
II think that II IL very likely that you
are right, why" answered the mother
seriously.
"But which Of thcm7'
~ cannot tell"
"Well. they are very charming girls,
both Of them. but as long NJ he hangs
In the wind between the two u cannot
be serious. After all. the boy n four
and-twenty, and he made iive hundred
; pounds last year. He N better able to
marry than was when l was heuten-
. ant"
u - think that W. can see which 4 Il
I. nov.'' remarked ltle obaerYant mother
2 Charles WcatmnHcott had ceased u
knock the tennis balls about, ana was
e chatting with Clara Walker. while Ida
T. and Harold Denver were stiil talking by
9 the railing with little outhurHts oil
= laughter Presently fresh set was
. formed, and Doctor Walker. the odd
: man out. came through the wicket gate
+ and Rtrolled up the garden walk
I. Good evening. Mrs. Hay Denver
! said he. raising his broad stray hat
: MAY I come IMP"
Z GOOD evening. doctorl Pray dol"
= ''Try one OF those" said the admiral,
= holding out his cigur-casc. They are
; not bad I got them on the Mosquito
y Coast. / was thinking OF signaling ca
, you. but you seemed so very happy out
there"
d Mrs Westmaacott IN very clever
j. womnn." said the doctor lighting the
= cigar s'By the way. you spoke about
the Mosquito Coast Just now. Did you
n see much OF the Hyla when you were
e. out there7'
4 mo such name on the list" answered
y the seaman. with decision. There
n the Hydra. a hnrbor defense turret'
r. ship. but she never leaves the home
n waters"
r. The doctor laughed we live IN tive
p separate worlds" said he "rhe Hyla
r rs the little green tree frog, aud Bcnls
y has founded some Of his Views on pro.
u topIasm upon the appearances of 80
Ia nerve cells II n a subject In which
% take an interest"
a "Thcre were vermln OF an sorts IN m,
~ woods Whom have been on river Herv
n ice / have heard II at night like th'
.s enpine-room when you are on IN
ID measured mile You can't sleep FOR rh'
.e piping. ana cronklng. and chipping
D. Great Scott what n woman that IL
10 She was across the lawn In three Jumps
D. She would have made a captain Of th'
4. forctop IN the old days"
n "Shc IL a very remarkable woman
a. - very cranky one"
n "A very sensible one In some things.
le remarked Mrs Hay Denver,
is Look nt that nowr cried the ad
ra mlral. with a lunge Of his forennger "a
b the doctor "You mark my words
AZ Walker. n we don't look out that WON
"A an will raise a mutiny with her preach
IA ing. Here's my wife dlHa1ccted al
81 ready and your girls win be no bet
In ter We must combine, man, on there
"a an end OF all discipline
nj mo doubt she 10 little excessive Il
M her views" said the doctor, but In IN
le main think ns she does"
Ia bravo. doctorl cried the lady.
e.. what. turned traitor 20 your sex
.h Wen court-martial you as deserter.
10 "she IL quite right The profession
r. are not sufficiently open 20 women. The
ne are sim too much clrcumscribed IN thei
Of employments They are feeble fol-
al the women who have 10 work for thel
,r brend-poor unorganlzed. tmid, TAI
is ing as favor what they might deman
ht as a right That IL why their case
u. not more constantly before the publl'
All Tor n their cry for redress was aH grea
on ns their grievance II would nm the worl
he 10 the exclusion ~ an others II is "A
.e. very wen Tor uH 20 be courteous 20 IA
at rich, the refined. those TO whom life
in already made easy II Is a mere form
Nv trick M manner n we are trul
courteous. we shall stoop 90 lift "a
as struggling womanhood when she reall
,c- needs our help-when Il ~ life ana deaf
nd 10 her whether she has II or not, An
es then toicant about Il being unwomanl
to work IN the higher professions. II
l." womanly enough 20 starve. but unwon