Arizona republican., 1910-09-24

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 dread going back to town the end of the weekl''
 ''HumphI" grumbled Mir. Justwed. "l cont see why. It's been Dice out here this summer md all that-but too much is-well-more than a suf3ciencyi For my part, I'm willing to move right back to that little fat of ours tomorrow"
 Move back? That's just the point Ho- mer, that you men never see. All you do is to pick up your hats and walk away-leaving your industrious wives to attend to the moving. dare say you men would howl til Kingdom come 1T you had to do it, but you don't"'
 "stuff and nonsenser' exclaimed Mir. J. in that tone of voice of hls that always presaged m argumentatlve setting forth of a pet idea. You women are always fretting and fumllg and fussing about this moving business. You get together days before 1t comes off and hold a reg ular little miscry-loves-company talkfest and lend me your-h r-handkerchief-Agnes mu- tual sympathy gathering over It. And after it is all over you keep on telling every last woman you meet In the next two weeks how utterly worn to a thread you are with 1t all Now you never hear of men carrying on that way sbout such q simple little thing as nov ing from a country boarding house into the city aud straightening out an apart ment do you? Not hit of It! Iney just walt until the time comes-then get busy and movci"
 Mrs Jusiwcd smiled.
 ''They do-not. she retorted. They simply grab hold of q suit-case. after It's been packed for them. and leave ab the rest to their wives. And when It comes to assisting In fixing mp things about the house-whew. BusineSsi They couldn't even think of staying away from the office, And so. dutiful little wife has to knuckle down nnd-move the piano.!
 Mir. Justwed smiled but not with amusement. IL was rather the smile of one who knows better and Is just nbout to show another the fa!lacies of his point of view.
 "An right. Blossom. all right" he agreed. condescendiugly. If you insist upon 1t. But I'm going 10 show you that you're wrong the ease of one man, at lenst,
 You're you're what-Y r. gasped Mrs Justwed
 I'm merely going to take charge of this moving into the city Saturday and opening up the flat that's all Ton leave 1t to me and promise you it'll be done so quickly you'll wonder how in the world you ever before thought 1t hard ship
 Now Mrs. Suburhanite's. while but. a half-hour or so out Of the city by trolley, proved strangely inaccessible to baggage- men. And Mir. Justwed found 1t no easy matter to secure man with q wagon After much searching he finally came upon dilap:dated one-botlI man and wagon-and arranged to move at II o'clock prompt on Saturday morning
 Saturday morning came around all right. as the days of the week have a habit of doing. And so did II o'clock. But the baggagemaU? No. he didn't show up until a quarter past P. He'd lost the wny, he said. and had tried three different houses further up the pike iu the hopes that they were Mrs. Suburban ite's. Moreover he seemed to hint vaguely that It was all Mir. Justweds fault-possibly for living in such an out landish place
 Homer-dear had been all ready and waiting for him. To these many hours There was trunk, of course. and an- other little steamer trunk. two suitcases