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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-07

"IIer name is Heleen Beauvoir. She's part French.
she says"
Miss Beauvoir then-home?"
"She was all to the bad in the nerves. I couldn't
leave her, could II"
Don't YOU believe she amt all right" he said
challengngly. cause she is'
MY dear chap. I don't know the girl What
should 1 think Of her way the other?"
well there's lot of folks" he went on dosgedly
who think that because girl is on the stage she
"oh. nonsense. Mac" laughed. Tell me about
Yourself How's the art course? And football and
He grinned, more like his old self than he had
been that day. I'D hate tell you about the art
course. he replied. "The Prof. has got you stuns
to death He talks about it perfectly lovely and yon
write down what be says in foolish little book oh.
It's great: love art. But the teams pitched
last spring and played end the eleven this fall
was the main squeeze. NARROW College tried to get
me disqualified because they said l was a profess
sona. but they couldn't prove anything" He laughed
remniscently. I'VE had awful good games
Oh. was the candy rah rah kid"
Its vacation now. / take it."
He gave me droll look. college begun again day
before yesterday"
"Oh! And"
Il guess won't so back know enough art now
They are all right. those Ward boys. but it's pretty
duh there for me. They kind OF young I'm
letcs. but the rest oh. don't know. It's too tame
for my business l guess I'll stay in New York and
get chance here" He did o pursue the
subject FOR he rose lighted fresh cigarette. and
strolled about the studio. whats new?- he asked
me finished"
scrutinzed 1t In silence. After time he made his
only comment. Its bully but tits different from
me- Looks as IL IL had something inside it that I
haven't got. As he wns leaving he said. ira IKE
you mind?"
mo. not at all. What friend-
Miss Beauyoir"
Il should be delighted soberly replied
Thanks. So-long. Goodby"
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for me, and although know you don't believe I've
got darned artistic thing in sort OF think I'll
fool you day and show that your little friend
Mac isn't much Of a fathead you think. I'm
mighty grateful to you for all your kindness for you
have stood by me and helped me out of rotten hole
this fall was pretty much on the bum and thank
yDu lot and shall always consider you my best
friend When there I'll let you know how things
going in gar Paree.
I've fixed the studio all O. *. and the tantor has
the key.
Ny regards to the missis and regards and thanks
to you So long and don't forget
Yours very sincerely, MAC"
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cnce more before he left. to say good-by. lie wore
new clothes cf highly collegiate fashion and jaunty
blue cap on the back Of his head.
"Solong," he smiled. IL won't forget you. Thanks
0wfuly for the boxing and the sword practice. And
I guess you'll win that competition all right. al
right Me for the art course now. So-long."
1t was during Christmas week OF the following
year that next Macuair.
Toward midnight had dropped into one of the
big restaurants ON broadway for bit Of supper.
was too tired to choose more subiued resort. Tho
tables were nearly oil crowded. Next were n
gross rcd.choprcd. diamondstudded creature and a
shrewd-eycd. pert. pretty girl Beyond bois-
ferrous table Enthusiastically Of college boys. They
were evidently out 10 make a night OF II; In fact
the manager had frequently to calm their usty desire
for song and hilarity. which seemed a pity since 1t
was the most genuine note in the room.
To my mind a fnr greater cause for apprehension
was the fat beast next
What do spend my money on You for:" he sud-
denly beloved "iIuhy' He proceeded to answer
this embarrassing demand because I'm a fool
That's why. You treat me like dog Oh yes you
90! You run away from You laugh at me It's
funny for you 1t aint funny for Huhy'
st vociferased her ousrassd host WON Won't t tssp
stiii- Asep
The college boys by this time had turned their en-
TIRE attention to this new phase Of the evening And
In the group observed now. for the first time Mac
mir saw that he had been drinking his tanned
cheeks were flushed. his eyes sparked his lips shone
~ red ~ peoples
The Girl beckoned to a waiter and gathered her
iurs about her as II she would 60 hairy lump OF a
hand jumped ocrces the table. upsettng wineCasses
ma caught her wrist. "No you don't. my lady"
WITH nervous cry. more OF anger than OF main
! fancy. she jerkcd herself free. "You hurt me-
Don't Her eyes agonxingly besought the waiter. but
"D-- me-" he stormed "you always want 10 run
away frc~ me. And love you more when you're
Her black. slightly almond..hapea ere. .truck
sparks. II hate you You're beast" she threw at
him. rising 70 her feet with Quickness surprisinc
and Nscenesrtins her companion seised his glass Of
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wine and flung the contents straight at her. 1t
struck her bare throat and down, dismally soak
lug the chiffon and pale silk OF her gown. oh she
gasped
1t Macnar who acted. He rushed to the
young woman and with hand began hopping her
throat with his napkin. the other in fist form. he
shook under the rereating nose OF the beast. "You
dirty coward" he suffered, you big
stepped to Macnairs side. Put her in cab
and send her home" said, in low tone.
His face sOftened In momentary recognition OF
But this big slob-" he began.
Don't talk. Do what tell you! ="
He hesitated. then put his through the girls
and led her away. past the staring eyes.
went home and Macnair's companions also de-
parted. but Macnar himself did not return. rather
expected that the encounter would bring visit from
the boy. but 1t not until week later that he
appeared.
"Halloo Mac" said I. I'm glad to see you. I've
rather expected you'd be turning up"
I'D have been around before. only I've been"
he stumbled the phrnse-"sort Of busy
Playing knight-errant"
"What!'
Protector Of the treated femalc?"
"She's on the sage. in The Whistling Girl That
was the manager Of the company she with. She
says he's bothered her to death hanging around her.
He's q swine all right Say. it's awful what girls
have to take from chaps like that. amt 1t? And
they stand to lose their jobs they try to it.
1t makes you sick"
"As you didn't come back that night. I suppose
you drove the lady"
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JuG one atclicr. And yet he shrcwd In finding
MY personal habits wishes. moods: these he
ylolntcd-rnther. In secret ways that he thought
lid not detect he sought to crafty them.
Presently lIs supple fingers took idle amuse-
rent In stray bits NJ clay In the rests from posing
s.e hoy diverted himself by forming with consider
rtlc deS;croisness familiar nnimals--cnts, dogs md
t.rcs. Gad IN occasional human figure. These he
wc.!d shcw with embarrassed laugh then
C.;.sh them into clay lamp.
Your fin-c-s very clever" said I day.
ifnvc ycu any real notion that you'd like to do that
cert 81 thing seriously: The world Is full OF FOOLS
with def fingers got 10 have than that"
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The Cafe du Dome on the boulevard Montparnasse
fact the Dome is refuge for young men Who SEEM
to find Paris rather more French In character than
In half hearted search for two young cousins
OF mine, dropped into the Dome late afternoou
life-warm. lazy. amorous lie. Every icrrosse was
full. One could not decide whether the day wao
gay as Paris, or Paris as gay 40 the day Al for
the cousins did not ind them. was content enough
sit with glass Of coffee before and to stare
amiably ut the world.
the devoted to billiards. smiled, for L
was the voice Of Macnair . voice had not heard
for year and half.
ibid you see me take that CHANGER he was say
Ing. pretty neat nest pss1 Well that's al FOX
you: Let's 30 out and fancr around = little"
larger room l had the brief impression OF ! COM
placent young man. much stouter than in the other
red his throat At his heels trotted French hull
dog. He was talking loudly importantly. dnusng
AZ he pushed By my table I looked up and put out
my hand.
with enthusiasm could not quite assay ~ real
Say, old man. I've got to 90 with my friends
night, chr On the BosI HscAf Let's my Gaze dTIar-
courtcr no. can't do It tonight. Tomorrow after-
glad to OF have seen you. Tomorrow. Come along.
Skeets. Great dos that, ehl Solong."
After had read it the comedy seemed almost CON-
plete It was from Macnair's wife "Will you please
come to - me Tonight tt said. ~at my hOt0l--the
Grand-about half past eight miner have some
thing important want to ask you. Don't let me put
Won out at ALL but II you come 1t win BE- a great
favor to your sincere frend, Helene Beauvoir (Aac
nair)."
Macnair's wife was waiting for me In the corridor
OF the hotel when arrived.
Il have not seen you for Z long Time" said, per
functorily.
mo. not since Mac ana were married." she said.
frankly. Lots has happened since then. I've got
I've done awfuliy we'll In my profession. Feldtman
Is starring me now. and, well. Feldtman h Feidtman
Yes, I've hit It on"
ITO begin with, I'm fool" she continued .Yes,
am. That's why sent for you. Not that need
advice or not that Id take Il. Ny mind n made up
l may well tell you. I want Mac back. Now
what do you think Of that Z"
Frankly, think he'd be much better on being d
husband than an artist-or maybe you could combine
the two"
She laughed. "He was husband model once.
can't say he ever was q model husband. No. he's
dear. Mac H. and he needn't work Mt all II be doesnt
want to. don't mind. want him back. And I'm
going to get him. came all the way to Paris do
It. don't know his address, and II had wouldn't
have written to him. want him. I want
to have him see me. rather, In my good clothes and
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uOu KNOW. ~" uuSWFTpI
vngucly. I'D Kind Of Ike To do II
n ! got good chance" Later on
In the dry he referred to the matte
cgain. ut takes n good deal ~
studying 10 he mn artist. don't 81
I'D like 10 go to Paris. It's sporty
rincc. They booze n lot there, don't
thcyy
ut depends. You can do MS you
Ike. Just ~ you can anywhere else.'
"fou amt play football and base
ball and bco:c--yeu'rc down and
Ont N ycu do. don't booze any.
Don't smoke Int ono or two cigar
cites day. DO they play football
Gnd baseball Ia PARISH
ut isn't the bert thing they do"
] confessed. "rhcy manage to have
q good time Notwithstanding"
lie nodded. his eyes ebert with
tho. new klen.
"rou'd better stick to football"
"Yuu think I'll go 10 hell IN
Paris" he grlnncd. Everybody
rays I'm Going to so to he'll. Won
der why?''
One day. sitting naked on the high
cool by the lire. his knees drawn up
= der liis chin. his feet ON the top
~. lie announced that he was go
10 college. "Going to fix II up
- n day or two. There's two
i:rvbc thrce--ccllccc3 that want me
n Join. It's like this: two or three
tends Of mime--colIcSe boys--have
rccn Inc play and they're hot for
having me go 10 their college and
ret ON the teams. Seeg One fellow
n from Mnrlow ard another from
Ward. The idea II that you sort Of
50 In aud pick out fool stunt to
do; IN art course. maybe. or farm
Ing. or--oh, I don't know. These
fellows have got II all fixed up for
me. ] think I'll go 70 Ward. It's
more sporty there. and awful good
athletics. My Ward friend says I
can set In right away In the art
course II. I study up q little stuff.
At the end 81 fortnight Macnair
entered WNrd ('O11cSr He camA
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into her eyes. The red waved tumutu0usIy over his
face. into his very hair For moment he kept his
gaze on her; than his whole fiber seemed to weaken
and collapse He did not say wcrd. His wife let
her hand rest on his arm She herseK did not speak,
but she smiled. smiled rather wonderfully
Helene. he stammered at last. You"
You little. little fool she answered. and her vofce
was more tender than II she had whispered love
poem. She stood up and put out her hand. ACome
along. Mac want you"
Macnair rose to his feet abruptly. IAN right.
honey; I'm ready II you are" he said And they
went away together, with only nod Tor me
Copyright 1870 ~ KefrsSosssss ENs,s1ar .asu1ee1a
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ACNAiR cnme to the studio one after
noon about four.
do you want q model?" he asked.
briefly. SHERMAN sent me. I'm Mac
natr"
I'm looking for one" / admitted.
II remember Sherman spoke Of you"
Without more words the boy got out
OF his clothes.
"Good." said. you'll do admir-
aoly."
The hoy had not been long In the
studio when from his attitude Of profess
sion and self possession one might have
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asked you here tonight l got youI
address from an art dealer In Amer
len and ! just wrote to you. even
II you are married. Now, can you
tell me how can see Mac. sort Of
accidentally? Can we do 1t to
night p
/ watched her for q moment IN
silence. She was alert. eager. ear
nest. was suddenly aware that
liked her exceedingly, that I wanted
to help her play out her comedy.
'sSee here" said at last. do You
want to come with me now. lust as
you are. to the Boulevard st. Michel,
where all sorts and conditions OF
students and their girls walk or ut
about In cafes? Maybe We may lind
Mac there. don't know. Il II just
4 chance"
I'm game" she answered prompt
y. wait till get 4 wrap and we'll
60"
She was back In 4 moment and
we took taximetre to the other
side Of the river.
When helped her out We began
our stroll.
Look. there he H." she whis
pered sharply. Just ahead Of Us.
With the two girls"
She wns right. Macnair was Just
In front. arm in arm with two
women. They were In. the extreme
OF hilarity. all three. saunfering
along. INDUCING In good-natured
plague at the expense Of every tHpc
who caught their fancy Presently
they halted at the crowded feyY0sse
Of the Cafe d'Harcourt. Half 4
dozen or more Of their friends shout
ed ont all sorts of disgracefuI and
amusing greetings. to which they VI
vaciously responded Ms they sat
down at a little table.
Well go there, too Macnair's
wife said, calmly. There's q table
just behind them. Don't let him
zee Ms"
Suddenly she leaned over and
touched Macnair on the arm. He
Turned ahrunfIv and locked STRAIGHT
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-25
BOLD BURGLAR
CAUGHT IN ACT

Bernard Henstra. is the hero OF
Spencer avenue today having succeed
ed In capturing bold bad burglar
In the very act Of burglarizing his
residence at No. 1872 about nine o clock
last evening Mid night providers
have been seen and heard a number
ol times In that vicinity of late bur
the man captured by Fenstra is the
first one to be taken Into custody.
Last evening. Mr. and Mrs Fenstra
went out for stroll and upon their
return found stranger in the house
busily engaged In rihing drawers.
bureaus and cupboards in the most ap.
proved fashion. Fcnstra did not hcsi.
tate a moment but bounced upon the
man and bore him to the floor where
he sat upon him while Mrs Fenstra
sought assistance. Two neighbors ran
III aud helped to guard the prisoner
while the police were notified
The man made quite a struggle at
the time of his capture He gave
the name Of Frank Baker and nothing
more concerning his identity is known
When searched at the police sta.
ton the burglars pockets gave forth
curious assortment OF Junk" prob
ally the proceeds OF several raids
There was also found upon him a
purse and watch belonging 10 the
FenstraS. He Will be arraigned on
the charge of burglary
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c Ash A W ARDS
BY Fair Association Now Paid in Full
1T Required an Assessment on
the Members to Make Final
Payment-Oelsycd Pay.
ments Appreciated.

After having levied an assessment
of 81 per share on the stock of the
mtor-Mountain Fair association. the
officers Of the latter association
have paid up all cash premiums Won
at last years fair The Fair aSsocIa-
ton has been uBlucky for several
years, Rain and snow united to
throw a wet blanket over the week
of the fair,
The Fair association members take
the matter good naturedy and the
stockholders unanimously assess
themselves at each annual meeting
That Is the only way to do. There
will he change for the better after
awhile, and good weather will be the
rule then. The following letter shows
that the delayed payments OF cash
awards are appreciated:
Intermountain Fair Association,
Ogden Utah
Gentlemen At a meeting OF the
board of education. held yesterday, the
check OF the Inter Mountain Fair as
sociatlon OF $500 us premiums for
awards made TO exhibits of the Og-
don City public schools, was present
ed and accepted by the board OF ed.
ucatioG with thanks, | am enclosing
you herewith receipts covering the
amount of the check
Respectfully. (Signed)
IVY WILLIAMS,
Clerk OF City Board of Education.
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MORE NURSES FOR
THE INF |RMARY

At short session of the board of
county commissioners this morning.
the usual routine reports were re-
coned and filed and the regularly
monthly bills and payrolls allowed
Commissioner Madison was given
power TO act to secure the services of
an assistant in the hospital depart
ment at the county infIrmarv Since
the fitting up Of the hospital at the
inflrmary. the county has ten cases
which require the attention of two
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-25

Anderson Cahill. minor; petition for
appointment OF guardian Granted
Estate Of James B. william. dc
ceased, petition for admission of for
eign will to probate Continued.
Estate of William Giddings. de
ceased. petition for letters tesla
mentary. Granted.
Estate OF William Wright, dcceas-
ed; petition for approval. allowance
and settlement of final count and for
distribution Continued.
Estate of Julius }. Iyerson, de-
ceased: petition for approval. allow
ance and settlement of final account
for distribution. close of ndmlnlstra-
ton. discharge of administration and
release OF bond9men Granted,
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BIG RACE PROGRAM
Prepared Revised Fall Program
Many Changes Made-S8600 in Purses
and $4,000 Premiums.

The Four.State fair has prepared It's
second fair racing program. Each har-
ness race purse Is either $500 OF $1,000
aud the running race purses Will be
from 800 to 5000 each or more. The
purses VIII guarantee the greatest
gathering of horses ever brought TO
Ogden
The program
Friday. September %, 1910.
Race No. 1-Frcc-for-al trot or
pace, purse s.-..,...ss.s... , -oou
Four running races .....,...., 500
Saturday, September "a, 1910,
Race No. p. 90 uot. purse. IS 500
Four running races ...... 500
Monday. September rs, 1910.
Race No. 81: 13 trot. 2:1S pace.
purse .atss.,ssss. 5ou
Four running race ..........,.. 700
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-25
CHARGED WITH
SPEEDING AUTOS

Carl Snodgrass yesterday deposited
so with the desk sergeant at the
police station as ball for his appear
ance before the municipal court this
morning on the charge Of rushing an
automobile in Ogden faster than the
law allows He was not In court this
morning and the bail WAS forfeited.
The case against o d. Rasmussen,
charged with the same offense, was
continued indefinitely. it being repro
sented that Mr.. Rasmussen would not
be prepared for trial for few DAYS.
The time for the hearing will be deter
mined by the city attorney and the
defendants lawyer.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-25
FAST TRAINS ARE
TO HAUL FRUIT
Speed Thirty Hour be Maintained From the
Omaha-Wi Require More Train Crews
in and Out Of Ogden.

Superintendent T. c. Manson OF the
Salt Lake division OF the Southern
Pacific has returned from an extended
trip of inspection over his territory.
and says:
we are very busy now over the
entire line and radical Improvements
are In progress everywhere between
Ogden and Sparks and down the Ne.
vada 6, California branch as well, We
have home men at work at present
than over before, and this condition
will obtain during the entire summer
and fall months.
''All engines now operating west OF
Carlin arc now burning oil, and from
this time on engines used on the
branch line TO Nina will use crude oil
as fuel. Citrus trains are now begin.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-25
MOTION CALENDAR IN
THE DISTRICT COURT

Tho following motion calendar was
disposed of in the district court
w. d. Brown. receiver, vs. Contin
entail Supply company. demurrer
Oyerruled. Twenty days TO answer.
Estate Of Mary Ann Welch Living
ston, deceased; citation. Continued
In re disincorporatlon Of ogden
Commission company. Petition for
dissolution Granted.
In re di5incorporauon of Thos.
EtherIDgtou & Sons Co; petition for
dissolution Continued
Annie Jensen ys. Christian Jensen;
'ordcr TO show cause motion CoDtin.
ucd
w. ID Brown, receiver, VS. +. ID.
Hashimoto demurrer Overruled.
Twenty days 10 answer
w. d. Brown. receiver. VS.. Contin-
entail Supply Co; demurrer. Over
ruled. Twenty days to answer.
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TIE woman for the $50 which she
had lost
This outblrst of generosity only
FASTENED the authorities in locking
him up and charge VIII probably
be placed against him today.
The fact that the letter had been
tempered with before the delivery in
TO Uncle Sans Official care relieves
The federal authorities OF the case.
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ming TO arrive. and that traffic prom
ises to be the heaviest in the history
of the road.
"All fruit trains will have a fast
schedule of tblrty'thrce miles an hour
between the coast and Omaha. and It
viii require a good many additional
train crews to handle the heavy busl.
ness already assured
Everything In the nature of Inn
provements across the cutoff is being
pushed as fast as possible. and there
will be no cessation of work there
until tho changes authorized have
been carried to successful conclu.
sion The talk OF abandoning that
soute is the sheerest nonsense. and
within a short time the cutoff will be
in better condition than ever"
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,ursos An additional nurse will be

nurses. An additional nurse VIII DC
employed.
The committee on supplies was eiV'
Ell power to act in the matter ol tne
purchaslne OF a new adding machine
for the county clerks office
The resignation of Thomas Lowe as
constable OF the Hooper precinct was
accepted and Lorenzo OLSON "as ap-
pointed TO fill the vacancy.
Commissioner Moore reported that
he had made temporary arrangements
for the sprinldiug of the North oS-
den road for which five wells bad
been driven and were operating sue
caSsully.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-25
PROBATE MATTERS IN
THE DISTRICT COURT

The following probate and motion
calendar was heard by Judge Howell
In the district court Estate OF Miss
Eliza ONcll, deceased: petition for
confirmation of sale of real estate
Granted.
Estate OF George f Maule. de
ceased. petition for confirmation OF
sale of real estate. Granted
Estate OF Hiram Cannon, de
ceased: petition for letters of admin.
istration. Granted
Estate of Martia Cahlll. deceased +.
petition for letters of administration.
Granted
Estate and guardianship OF FnncIs
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-25
ARRESTED FOR
ROBB|NG MAIL

What promised 10 be case for the
u S postal authorities came UP Ia5l
evening when a man by the name OF
J. L. Cochran was arrested Oy De
teotive Fender who charged MN wl'h
having stolen a sum Of money rom
letter which he had been comilii9-
stoned to post for an acqnaihIance,
Some time ago, it is SAID, cochran
was slven letter TO post Dy W.
man friend. the same conta'ni"E re-
mitance Of SEQ In currency. In due
time an answer was received to the
effect that ONLY s4O had arrived at
the letters destination. An inyesti'
cation was made and the envelope