The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-07-10

GSlliASSVN deep On consp'r-
~ ocy. and that he.
~! munching Innocent
go ly az his mullins
was the victim
against whom ,hct wllos were planned
Patiently they Wltod until at last
their opening came
1T " q bcnuuim day" he remarked
1t VIII do Tor Din WoHtmacott she
was thinking % having "a spin upon
the tricycle."
Then we must eall early. We both
Intended 10 sec her after breakfast"
"oh. lndoedlT The doctor looked
pleased.
You know "a said Ida, IT seems
10 ug that we really have very great
advantage IN having Mrs. westmacott
living 30 near"
why so. my dclr7'
well, because ho Is ao advanced,
you know II We only study her ways
We may advance ourselves also"
II think have heard you say. papa"
Clara remarked. that she "a the type
Of the woman OF the future"
Il am very pleased to hear you speak
30 sonslhly. my dean ! certainly think
that she Is woman whom you may
very well take as your model. The more
Intimate you are With her the better
pleased I shall be-
Then that ia settled" said CLARA de-
murely. aud the talk dritted to other
matters.
All the morning the two girls sat OK
tracing from Mrs. westmacott her
most extreme view as TO the duty OF the
one sex and tyranny OF the other. ABB
solute equality even In details. was
her ideal. Enougf,'lt the parrot cry OF
unwomanly and uhnaidenly. IL had
been invented by mai to scare woman
away when she poaoh,d too nearly up
on his precious preserves. Every wom-
an should be independent. Every
woman should learn trade. II was
their duty to push IN where they were
least welcome. Then they were mar
tyrs TO the cause. and pioneers to their
weaker sisters. Why should the wash
tub, the needle. and the houaekeeper'i
bool; be ctornally thelrH2 Might they
not reach higher. to the consulting
room. TO the bench, and even 20 the pull
plt9 Mrs. Westmncott sacrificed hei
tricycle. ride In her eagerneas over hei
| pet subject and her two fair disciples
/ drank In every word, and noted every
suggestion FOR future use, That after
noon they went shopping In London. ant
before evening strange packages begaI
10 be handed IN at the Doctors door
/ The plot was ripe for execution, ant
/ one OF the conspiratora was merry ant
| jubllant. while the other was very nerv
Gus and troubled.
when the Doctor came TO the dining
room next morning, he was surprised
/ 10 find that his daughters had alread,
| been up some time. Ida was installed
/ at one end Of the table with a spirit
/ amp, a curved glass flask. and severa
/ bottles In front OF her. The contents
| OF the flask were boiling furlously
/ while n viliainous smell filled the room
| Clara lounged In an armchair with he
| feet upon a second one. a blue-covere,
book in her hand ana a huge map o
/ the British Islands spread across he
lap. "Hullo" cried the doctor. blink
Ing and snifnng where's the break
| fast7'
"Oh. didn't you order III" asked IDA
~ No; why should ~" lie rang tn
bell why have you not laid the break
fast. Jane7''
| II you lifhHNt Hlit hlha Auh was
worldn' az the table"
"oh. OF course. Jane" said the younl
lady calmly II am 40 sorry. shall
be ready 10 move In a few minutes"
but what on earth are you doing
IdaY" asked the Doctor. "The smell !
most offensive And, good gracious
look at the mess which you hav
made upon the cloth why, you hav
burned a hole right through"
"Oh. that Is the acid" Ida answers
| contentedly. "Aira Weatmaeott sal
| that II would burn holes"
you might have taken her word 10
II without trying said her fathe
! dryly."
"But look here. PAT See what Ia
book says. THE scientific mind take
nothing upon trust Prove ali things
| l have proved that"
you certainly have. Well, unit
breakfast Is ready III glance over IA
/ Times Have you seen ~"
'The Times? Oh, dear me, this IL
which ! have under my splrit-lamp.
/ am afraid there Is some acid upon tina
too and Il is rather damp and tara
| Here II ls."
/ Ihe Doctor TOOK lhe hedfngHlcd pa
per with a rueful face. 'IGvery thin
seems 20 be wrong to-day" he re-
marked what f. this sudden enthu
Biasm about chemistry Ida2'
"Oh, / am trying 20 live up 10 Mrs
Wostmacotts teaching
quite right quite rlghtw said he
though perhaps with less heartnes
than he had shown the day before
"Ah, here 81 breakfast az instw
But nothing was comfortable tina
morning. There were eggs wlthou
egg-spoons, toast which was leather
from being kept, drled-up raahers. AM
grounds IN the coffee. Above all. Their
was that dreadful smell which iicrvade
everything and gave a horrible TWAIN
10 every mouthful.