The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
Giving Wally Boy q Run

H. baats me where sadie digs
81 say nm Who2 Why, these young
4 en- an nat she's always pairin' off.
q coaliJ = She ought 10 go into the bust
i ] zen L1e.lar. and have some office sta
Il a'ss decorated with cupids and
1ol on hearts, and pick out motto
" aGet Together.
Il 81 nv way Of example, says
lie CT suppose 1 could tel them 10
i,ok al us. ..o-,-. 81. -. 800
-irI can tag such prize as you ui1.
s.l17-s+ is why they need my help,
! - Won seer says she.
won win" says |. only don't drag
inro such games"
m, rule. though, Sadie likes to play
ne hand in these little affairs; but
~ she does want help she amt
"-t-t---srd about calm on me. Cen
IL it's for Mrs. Purdy Pell, or
= ,-,'-rirnev. or somebody like that So
- size rings me up the other after
IN ana wants to know if ! can't
- away early, 1 don't suspect any
thing Of the KIND
aC,ess Swiftly can run the studio for
bour or So" SAYS !. whats the
an H'~ ODD.
IT want YOU to come right up to the
..,a1r saws she. You'll find us in the
~ room. Tony Tolliver's here. and
.sst Young Wally. I'm giving them a
ia YOU know. and I must leave for
hour or so. and Well, / can't leave
-5sm alone, and there's no one else
4 handy; So
T0velyr' says I. I'd look hand
.,ms playin' chaperOn in a tea room,
wouldn't ]?
shorty" says she, you've simply
80, IN #comel And YOU must get a
s-,4k coat somewhere and
DO have to carry bunch Of lilies
n the valley, tOo?" says l.
anon't be silly" says she. This is
ssrous Something has happened at
,ss ToIIivers', l don't know just what,
and Tony hasn't heard, and you must
s,sv with her until I come back. Now
hurry
There was no dodgin' Not having
srr extra frock coats hangin' around
he studio, I was going to risk cuttin'
i ont. when in blows Pinckney, wear
in the very regalia I needs.
Gee! but you're just in time. says
l. shed the johndrew."
The what?" says he.
'sTbe BERTHE coat" says I. I'm due
to break loose as a tea room chaperon
inside Of twenty minutes, and I need
the uniform. Come on. Pinckney!
Don't stand there askin' fool questions.
Peelr
Why, certainly" says he, and off it
comes. That's Pinckney. I could have
had the shirt, too, if I'd said so.
The coats a little long in the skirts,
and I'm some pinched across the Shout
ders, even without tryin' to hook it
=
about your getup when you're an
swerin' an emergency call. Maybe the
red and green fancy vest want just
the thing either, but II has to do. All
l was worryin' about on the way up
was how l was goin' to tackle this new
job. I've been master of ceremonies
at b0xin' bouts, and umpired ball
games. and refereed matches on the
mat; but this givin' the break away
signal to a couple of lovey-doveys was
new deal.
The worst of it was, / want ac-
quainted. This Tony girl I'd seen once
or twice, trailin' around with Sadie;
but Wally boy was a perfect stranger.
All Ia heard of him was that on ac-
count Of losin' two rich grandmothers
he was left in the plute class, and that
he was dead gone on Tony. AccOrdin'
TO Sadie, he'd been chasin' Miss Toll
liver around ever since the horse show,
tTyin to ask her if she wouldn't be
htsn; but she'd been holdin' him off
You could guess by her last name
what part Of the country Tony hailed
rom. Sadie always gave il out as
Virginia; but that didn't quite tell the
story. Sadie let's il out TO me that
Ionys late postoffice address was
sr74u hr4r 2
something she was tryin' to forget. Do
you blame her? You wouldn't if you
could see her once. Say, for her age
and weight Tony was the pick of the
fruit basket-a head of hair like a load
Of straw, big blue eyes, and figure
Ike that soap bubble girl you see on
Inc perfumery bottles
Seems that the move from Main
street HOrsefOOt. to Madison avenue,
New York, was due a good deal to Miss
Anlonette- Papa Tolliver had been
Judge down there. Also he owned a lot
OF up and down real estate, somewhere
IN the mountains, that his father had
--lt him instead of the old plantation.
As It was worth all of 10 cents an acre,
lae Judge turns it over to Tony as a
birthday present. But about a dozen
years back they'd begun TO dig lead
ore IN that section, and the first thing
-'ay knewaShe had mines of her own
ana vas conneCtin' with more coin
very month than you could spend in
H.ISeto0t In a lifetime
NGlTSe, Papa Tolliver was managin'
le business. and he got the idea that
vas quite some of a financier. His
,ekt think was that he could invest the
,'aa mine surplus a whole lot better if
vas nearer Wall street. 1t only
-s5qed hint from Tony that she was
made.
Along with them comes Sister Mar
--a' out she don't count. She was q
-stInt. Martha was, Iookin' about as
-e.a Ike her kid sister as a bunch of
--.s.ns looks like a cluster Of dollhouse
IpeS Martha had mud-Colored
- - parted real sensible in the middle
- brought over her ears. and she got
- JOY out Of life by distributin' pot
d. es'anlums among the Skovinzkis
on BrOOme street.
s-..y went in for pOsies some
nus and English violets-but she
ne ners TO her fur jacket The
IN. swim was what Tony was cut
Io'' and being q fourth cousin by
f,-5ase "a Mrs. TwOmbley-Cra she
So me door TO the pool wide open.
tat aS 'earnn' to wear fluffy things