The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
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I they arc not only bad as steady diet
but they are absolutely annoying tc
! James. because they are calculated IL
| Interfere with Business.
When YOU married James you married
| him on a basis OF heart throbs? Well
then, reineorporate. taking in a larger
capital. Or you may find yourself eoins
| bankrupt in a land OF plenty. James
| is "A businesU man. Do you know him
| as a business man. When YOU talk about
| your little penny candles peering into
| James. has It ever shed its rays into
| James when his eyes look like steel. and
| his mouth shuts like trap, and bis
voice gets so suky and quiet and friend
| ly so that You feel lovely one minute
and scared 10 death the next? Have
you ever got a glimpse of this trans
parent James OF yours when he sat a,
| his desk, thinking, thinking-fcrchead al
| In lines. fingers holding pencil. the
little dots ii makes representing things
| TO the mind Of James? Have you ever
taken glimpse into the interior OF
James when he was out with n crowd
Of business men-or politicians 10 whom
,., ne was being polite in The interests is, Of
surface. and has your candle lighted UP
the cold. determined purpose 0f James
hidden well within the secret places?
What Have You said2
And when he has come home after one
Of these sessions. what have YOU said 10
him. Have you said, well. did you get
what YOU went after? You worked hard
for 1t; or have you said, You ought TO
be ashamed OF yourself. staying out TO
this hour. You ought To be ashamed to
think so much more OF that rough set Of
men really, they are nice enough men
than you do Of your own family. II
you were half man you would be at
home where YOU belong
Yes and II he were half a man, and
half man only, he would be ar home
1,Titt Il To-. l1,s z,zxI,t Ii. u
putting on his old coat and preparing
10 rock the baby To sleep. while you
go out into the kitchen and get dinner.
at which you Will have round steak and
worry about the rising price Of potatoes,
Because. II james is half man, he Is
working entirely for someone else who
ams Is psyns h% bossbIH i9st @ as little s, salary
is an entire man he is making good on
the job on a commission basis. Have
you ever thought about the friend that
James had before he married you, you
mysterious thing? You never liked Jones
much Your chum was Il sweet GIRL but
Jones' James asked him to the house
but not often. Have YOU ever wondered
Just where James buried him? James
loved his friend as men can love each
other, Dare you say your little candle
can cast its beams Into the quiet. lonely
place he buried him-for you?
But James Remained,
Then there was that offer he had TO
was A big chance-but you said IL would
break your heart. The Arm wanted
James to go because he was their best
man and II would make his everlasting
fortune, he told you. You cricd---on his
shoulder. too-end said ft would Kill
you Well. YOU would have been pretty
lonesome and then he might have been
killed by the natives like that poor
| young German you told him about Your
| husband stayed at home with you and
tho children, Another superseded him as
| the FIRMS best man. That man made
| his everlasting fortune and is now Il
member OF the firm. James takes orders
| from him.
You shut your eyes when you remem-
! ber this. II was his duty 10 stay at