The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-01-13

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tberntcly steal"
olnner. Bur Ii l. We you, Joe. I'm
complain about your waiter"
whats the matter with him.
asked Emma
Rather impertinent and
THAT waiter suits me. and l haven't
heard Emma kicking" cut in Joe.
But Mrs. Harris was not to be snx-
pressed by any snubbing from HIM
STILL" she persisted. y think for
the money you are paying here''-
For the money am paying bere."
he retorted. I'm satisfied. 1t seems 70
me that that is all there is to it."
Mother. dear. please don't find
fault" urged Emma. 1T is all SO
much better than it has been thiasS
you should be happy to see things AS
they are" ..
$50 much better than Emma's had
for so long" chimed in Beth
Brooks scowled at her and. gathering
up some more papers from the taAsse.
retreated with them to his chair anil
began to peruse them rather fevrr-
ishly.
IL never read the papers any insre."
declared Mrs Harris "A!l they a1va
are scandal murders and men who sssaal
money from their firms My-I do3-t
know what the world is coming to-
wasn't ii terrible about that Nsssn
yesterday walking out of the bank
with small fortune?" said Beth.
81 can't understand how man enR
deliberately steal" shifted her mostss.r.
respectfully when there isn't chMzre
on earth of getting away"
He's the man who gave alb uiae
money to some woman. isn't tspr"
Emma wanted to know
Yes. He'll have plenty of time to
think 1t over. The penitentiary isn't
bit too good for men like him."
II felt SO sorry for his wife, pear
woman" remarked Beth. Shell hare
to stand most of the trouble"
Brooks jumped up impatientlv. hst-
ing his nails with annoyance,
where's the rest of this paperY" Ae
demanded Il want the part With the
racing chart It's marked Past Per
formances'
"Oh. | know-what Jimsy Cabs tl1e
dope sheet" said Emma There IL
u.s."
Mrs, Harris looked Mortified
Joe. you certainly aren't Interested
in races-horse racesy' she interrs,-
gated.
Eyes. I am" he snapped ~ don's
play EN-. but like to look 'em orer
What of it?"
They're awful" declared Beth.
THAT'S exactly why most men steal
money"
"Well. dearie. Joe isn't stealing MON
ey or playing races. 30 don't get wcr-
ried." commented Emma. a little testify
Mrs. Harris persisted.
captain williams says that tho
race track ruins more young men
and
Her son-in-law had been waxing
more and more exasperated.
"FOr heavens sake" be broke out
angrily. wiping the perspiratiop frpm
his face. cant you find Something
better to talk about than ruined usesl.
thieves and fellows who 20 wrNNsT
why. Joe. what's the mattssY- in
quired his wife. gazing at him I'm Sass
constituent
He turned his wan face toward sN'r,
and there was look as of entra.afy
and apology in his eyes. under wafsstl
the dark circles appeared to hare tfe'es.
ened. as he replied:
I'm tired and nervous. | think i-li
walk down the street"
''Oh. but you've got to take us to the
theater." Beth told him "NIothsr
hasn't seen the play at the Renzss-
sance. and you can't get seats-DOr u
single one-even from SPECTATORS 1
promised to take her," j"
"Where do come imp 70.
Mrs. Harris answered for her: -.
"You just take us: call for us Slfef
the show and put US on a carr ''f'iA
| I'VE simply can't miss this ehanre.
can we. mammaT said Beth. lyon
will take us and come for us, wtmr
| you. Joe?" ...s
"Oh. l suppose So" he ac0utescsA. >
little YEARLY. nt "a:
At that moment the telephos< beu
rang. and Emma answered It
Eyes, right up." she instructed thu
operator and. hanging up the pees4rsr.
turned with an eager smile lie
1--WE got surprise for you &he
said. "Guess who's calling1 Ssme
one who wasn't. exnected for q upakAn
Continued next weekly
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