The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26

IA raes, then old brass and iron,
TNsLL on iSuotilesi" Mary Chatwood SAID
fE ,om ga IN moment OF warmsn' Whei
y esEs' manned new hat anu NJ ,a'ipa pa,
n Eo%la, expended the necessary
frs1nd nau Grange looking copper vessel
e ioI "a neck Venetian flask. neither
% lS'ss.o,,,d lS'ssou serve for personal adorn-
ssloh rr,S;,rt, VITO why don't you get
rsrt or S rSi',s wagon. John Chatwood. and
hzsf snt ,hc streets, calling through
SdJt aoouss solc rags-'n-iron" like the rest
10, soss, men? You'll come to that.
!ts JUN" Meantime, how am ! TO get
81 osI oic winter without clothes!
~ ucharwood vas sen,ea g.; soun, W. s.t,
!SSal !lsul don't you see. Mars n,o,,iS M baws 49,
Sxhtscy' !, : hadn't nailed them just
s gene j You can get a new hat and
rs mos, ssnl a"' Well, then, I'll have them
rx' If course. when THAT is
J nfah, Nave tbc money, And you know
qb1 vs. nn ronn go out of style and are
~ lnlaS' ANYTHING Now. with these
y soIsn more they so out OF style the
DC, cs,'. ,lr are In style, They. Will be
rts 'av: as: times what ] paid Tor them
sg ...sy Son, and IL ever l "ai'''u - SCH
e s,, vou never will You wouldn't sell sell
'6ul !seso ~! conner pots OF yours IL you
ce o. sa0s hundred times what II cost
nsA sesan,i sesI sell one If we were 5iarv-
lcl W, rUl know you wouldn
~ you Eli hnomld 100. Mary: I'd do Ii in
Is n we really needed anything
Enus needed II bad enough; but
ts ro" Mary you've got a good many
EE noS' arnsses and-and things Any
t9 sna ran sell all the old traps, when
P,,,sS "a and gone. Mebbc they'll bring
~ e. u,ire then. and you can have all
~ ls.s.s-" but. Of course, that set
N Il for the time. 81,
s,s ~ NOT that Mary ChatWood did nor
~ %r most OF the rare ana oeautilui
a. for which John ChatWooo sPetie q
~ .sars of their otherwise sufficient
[xe .'A She did care for them. though
.sons l% were likely TO be other than
a 49, :, her husband. To him they re-
-, s., ,ha history of nations, their art,
sa-. 80 ~. and decay. Even deeper was his
:, as collector-that interest
n.s 4. IlkeIy 10 become passion.
's,n.nr mania. II is believed that
Es.u1r ~. rr,,wood was not far wrong III
~ p.<,imate Of her husbands ambition,
n sbr declared was to own all tne
n ,ors and battered copper and rat
<.rsS botiles In the world. with a place
=. snolgh 10 hold them and a string
\ fi5iors TO envy him their possess
=. s.rseIi she loved the things be-
M iSsv were beautiful, and for their
"a she found great JOY in lustrous
Lsj,z from tho looms of the east. She
-E.io rurl up among them TO dream
tr..sssrce ~. and the history of the in
-arsr strands that semi i-barbaric
-.,y,rN had mingled. that dusky hands
"a slender feet OF the Orient had
cs..5 She could picture IT all. and
"a INN the magic hues and patterns a
7 ,,rxsud and one Arabian entertainments
| Z, tsrself alone.
sut when her floors. her walls, and
- hsr ceilings, had been we'll nigh
,rtrd With these marvellous things, and
| sssp one night John Chatwood had
krcybt home almost an exact duplicate
|Iee Of his rarest pieces because, as ne
| ne the man who wove them both had
| Ia dead some hundreds OF years. and
| crs wcro only these two samples In all
| b sOrd-wben later, il developed that
: bad expended on this purchase an
r,1nt which was 10 have paid for
. n prslty party she had planned-then
| |krJ Chaiwood gave il out rather au-
| zrdudveH that their rug collection was
. Espkle.
Bst there were other worlds TO conquer
| |,ss Tugs to tapestries seemed a natural
. h,iiipn. From tapestries, the down
| nE way 10 old school samplers was
| cg, lhen. with sudden shift. to beaten
| ~ brought metals, and later 10 the bot
| Li d strange lands and other days.
Bid cages followed the dialogue with
l. - this story opeus-bird cages OF all
|ress and OF every age, They were
II tlikf handsome, too, some OF them, and
It ~ eastwood Was al first resigned.
h % Shsp there were rs many in the
4 EiH and library as good taste would
| |7aN. With surplus that filled the
FaN rom upstairs and ovorflowed into
| y prel, and when IL became at last
f.siion 0f choice between A fm-l lined
En cape and some former and far-off
Er'blfds battered but not inexpensive
=zi1llcn-a thing she could neither