The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-14

Budd look like robin IN among them
guysl | know YOU want to go, Mamie
but"
you don't like to dance, Sam; but
I'M wager big piece Of pic that Dick
does thought, maybe, IL YOU didn't
care
spoke before Dick goi chance
Sure thing. girllc-Dlck and you
go. | won't mind an ounce. Only get
supper before you start. and wake
up In time to get breakfast.
So she went on in. and Dick wat
the happiest man had ever seen him.
1t was on the next Sunday night
! that Dick himself took to the surprise
game. caught him smiling a bit
behind the hatrack. His old smile
was gone. and ! noticed Il big chargr
in his face and manner lie looked
older by a good ten years and MS
nerve had all played out.
Sam, guess won't he back Mon.
day. think I've got new job IN
my fist, and -
/ ldttu mn diHiOSi DbN uhNi3
Going to leave me, Dick? What IN
the"
He pulled on ais coat and. nervous
IS brushed at his black soft hat.
Sam, I'm going to be Gair-falr
and straight as the good Lord will
let me-"
He pulled me into chair beside
him Listen, Sam. Your wife loves
me- Why couldn't you see 1t, Sam?
Why couldn't your
started to my feet, but he held
me in grip of iron.
See here, sam; I'm going to quii
the job. You have been prince TO
me, and you've trusted me with ey'
erything YOU owned ing-and
; know how to play fair. 1t may look
; bad, but know"
Then he burst crying. and shifted
a bit. When he got hold of himself
my mind was working better.
Il understand, Dick It's all right
boy. Mamie'll see it right in week
or so. Amt used to attention, and It's
turned her fool head. won't seold
7 her. I'll talk II over calm, and"
F, sam, I'm going. he almost raj
to the door. Sam, ! promise never
to see her again. Sam-l-Sam,
+ love her, 100"
: So ne slipped out into the night
without his pay, and II was weeh
before | got word. 1t was just q
note saying he'd got job at Feeby''
place, on the West Side He told ms
TO forgive Mamie and blame him, ant
that things werewolf. trusted Ma
mie, and he needn't have added it.
In another weke there came l.abol
!. Day sat down for a morning witt
my paper. aud some particular goot
, smoking. Damie was washing dishes
IN the kitchen
Sam, where is Dick white sh,
! asked, coming to the door.
This was the first word that ha,
been said, for keep my promises
and had not scolded.
! fixed my eyes on the page before
me.
He quit me of his free will, Ma
male, He's GOT job al Feeby's place
they tell me-out on the West Side
: She was very sober. and for onc'
in my fool life ] saw something an,
. felt huneh. In moment more
had thrown down my paper.
4 Mamie. I'm tired Of nome, swee
home Let's 80 out TO White City OF
= Riverside-any old place but home
Let's be real sports, grille. and have
a dinner at some eating joint. Arr
! you ln?"
Her face III up with joy tha
E wouldn't come OF So laid dow
my trump.
Maybe we might as well have sup
! per. too. and etay to step around
! bit TO the Merry widow waltz il
: the pavilion. Does that have goo
|, , Sound?" :
= "Well. Il was the gay life. and ~
had our time. Mamie laughed mor'
e than any woman | saw. and tbats
r mighty reasonable test with her
Three times at supper she Slipped he
r land into mine, and like q hlam'
II fool, | had TO blink to keep tbs tear
L SPOUT dry. got right down al'
said more love sentiments than ih'
b gir' heard IN four We ars--en \
i ieve,. did We held hands Ill ~
!, way home. a'd at the door. l'f' -
fun, / liss,i rei gooGnl si;' I'M
G OF all that To- -four dollars ~ |
4 cuarter.
i inside the door was q uoso lioil
h olck White aid he mar ie J az
0 y anted us - forget how fooliili r.
ueen.
d Ch, there u thing like coinpinios
lsdlp, Any o.! fool ought to laoN
a that
d The executive committees OF tn
a State Dairymens association at
meeting here Yesterday decided t
v hold the annual meeting at Enid i
Il November, The membership is sai
n to be growing rapidly.