The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-12

DREW FORTH THE INEVITABLE pLAhA. soms. and when she thought he ha, put his foot ln the trap she suddcul. said.
 MT. Perkins, ! wll need about hundred dollars next week it ] anu t get ready for the seashore"
 You think Of going to the seashOre do you:" be replied after a moment
 Certainly. That has been under stood ever since last December
 "Um, Um"
 "I eau be all ready la about twt weeks from now. Have you writer to any of the places t1 sec abou boardy'
 No. not quite. That IS. not exactly But you will right away tomorrow We cant run the chances or the hoteh being full"
 What IS thls Idea you have got int, your head. Mrs. Perklns?' he asked ai he turned on her.
 What, What, Do you want tG make out that our going to the sea Bhors Is some new Idea and that this h the first Cime you have heard of ItT'
 Something might have been sall two or three years ago. but l supposed it had been given up long ago"
 Last December Is not two or three years ago. and you know 1t. On, night last December you said wl should go to rhe seGshore thls sumner even f We had to mortgage the house hold furniture. It was the night you had a touch ot collie after getting tt bed You are not going to have the cheek Co tel me you have forgotten ltg'
 His Inevitable Dairy.
 AIr. Perkins slowly and calmly car ried bis hand Co bis breast pocket and drew forth the inevitable diary and consulted it with puckered brow, care fully watched by Mrs Perkins.
 "Yes, l find something aOout lt here, be said when he had found the right page Under date of Dec. 70 I lind tha following entry:
 Raining. showing aud blowing Duru such a climate. I'd like to gel out Of lt for good. have a sore throat and Mrs. r. has a cough that may result iu consumption. have just promised her that We will go tC ths seashOre next summer c. T. A ' There, didn't ! tell you" exclaimed Mrs. Perkins
 You did. my love-you did. Yes on the night or tue 10th of Inst Decem Der I promised you that we would gg to the seasbOre thIs summer buy you observe the letters C. T. \. after th, promise. They stand for consult tA, authorities aud l have done so, h fact I have been consulting the uU thoriues for the last three months.
 .Is-ls this some scheme Co wrlEg., out of your promise: Do you inteu. to dodge aud twist and bring up whaD you call your philosophy: 1T you do then let ne tell you that I won't stan. lt for a mluute-uoj minute. Wlel you make a promise and write i down. that ought to be enough for man of honor"
 Mrs. Perkins" be calmly continued when 1 met you l had been a widow or for three long years. I had made my own bed, cooked my own meals and patched my own trousers. I hard Iy dared hope when I met you that yOl would fall in love with me and muk, mo happy again. but you did. l ap prsclate the deed. shall always ap proclats It IT ! should lose you, ltft would no longer be worth the living FbsFo tBn't one chance lu a thOusan. that I could marry No. g."
 That's lt-brlng ln that Pm you second wife Don't never miss chance to do that But what has tha rot to do with our going to the sea EhgceT'
 Csnaultsd Authorities.
 zEverything my dear. That's why put %. T. A after the memoranda. lave consulted the authorities h re gard to you. You weigh 1s0 pounds kad you get away with a square meal