The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25


ton began 70 upbrasu himself for sus-
peesing the Interior motive. BY no
word or hint did the vice president
refer to the strt ggle pendent between
the TWO companies or to the warlfke
incident Of the morning. And when
he finally rose to excuse himself ON a
ietter-writIng plea. his leave-t taking
was that OF the genial host reluctant
TO part company with his guest.
1--we enjoyed pour eonvs' sation
sch; enjoyed It right much. Most
happy to have had the pleasure 81
your company. Misseh winton. May |
hope you win faveh us often while
we are neighhorss''
Winton rose. made the proper ne
acknowledgements. and would have
crossed the compartment to make his
adieux to Mrs Carteret But at that
moment Virginia. taking advantage oil
Adams handshaking with the Rajah,
came between.
You re not going yet. are you. Mr..
Wintony Don't hurry. II you are
dying TO smoke pipe. as Mr.. Adams
says you are. we can 20 out on the
platform. II isn't too cold. Is ite~
Not the words themse YES. but aer
manner of saying them. warmed him
80 suddenly that an Arctic winters
night would not have been prohib-
itory.
1T Is clear and frosty, beautiful
night" he FASTENED to say. May |
help you with your eoat,.
She suffered him. but In the height
OF the heart-warming glow gave hin,
a cold douche In word TO Bessie.
Won't Won come. too, Bessie. dearsH
she asked; and Winton set the whole
| battery of his win at work to fend
on the threatened calamity.
Happily. II averted itself Miss hes
sic was quite comfortable as she was
| and begged to be excusel. Mrs. Car.
teret In her capacity OF chaperon
looked askarce at Virginia. was met
by a glance OF the resolute brown eyes
| which she had come to obey without
fully understanding. and contented
herself WIZ. a monitory: Don't stay
out too long, Virginia. II is dreadful
T. cold.a
So presently winton had his heart''
desire. which was to be alone with
Virginia; alone. we say. though thu
privacy OF the square rallied platform
was that Of the ear only. For tn,
gatherfng-room OF the Rosemary. with
| Its lights and eyes. gave directly upor
the rear platform through the tw,
fuillength windows and the glass
| door.
1 Now In whatsoever aspect the noun
tain skyland presents itself--and 1t,
aspects are numberless--that OF
stariit winter night. when the heaven
lights burn clear In a black dome 70
which the mighty peaks themselve
are the visible supports. is not tn,
least impressive. So. for littl'
time. awe challenging awe in thes'
two had much In common, tongue an,
lip were silent. and when they spok,
II was of the immensities.
Does your profession often oper
such wide doors TO You, Mr.. winton?
II gave him an exquisite thrill I,
know that her mood marched so even
| iy with his own
4 Outside OF the Office work. whicl
/ have always evaded when could
the doors are all pretty wide. On
year ! was on the Mexican boundar'
survey--you can picture those silen
| nights in the desert Another tim
l was with the Geodetic on the coast
| since that winter the booming OF tn
surf has been the constant underton
for me in all music"
@Ah, yes. In music You must low
music II you can associate 1t wit
| this"
II do. indeed. would build IL til
| grandest OF the temples. though
should be only mute lay-worshipe
In II myself"
She smiled "That temple mast a
ways have two high priests, one VIII
prophesies and one who interprets.
can't play without sympathetic HI
tener"
Il wish you might play for m
sometime You would have to be YER
exacting II you could find fault wit
my appreciation.
Would L, But we are riding ava
on my hobby after we had fairI
mounted yours"
He laughed. Mine is oniy a heav
cart-horse. not AZ for riding. be said
you shouldn't gay that II IL
1 mans work-yours. And he mad
sure there was note OF regret In he
voice when she added. No wonai
can ever share II with you. or hei
/ you In Il.
Il should be sorry TO believe that.
he rejoined. quickly The best par
OF any mans work may BE- shared b
the woman who wilis-snd dares
She gave him fitting glance o
intelligence
How strangely ehsnee whips a
about from post 70 pillar Two even
ings ago ! was foolish enough to-.
we'll yoH know what I did. And 10,
we have changed places sud you ar
teIling nae what a woman mag dol
she dare
But be would not admit the prenl
ises IF the one were foolish. 30 1
the other But I can't allow that 4
stand shall alpsrs b. the bette
for what ysu said 70 me the oshe
evening
Il don't know SHY son should yol