The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-30

himsclf-she's thirty-two If she's day-and two chill
dren.' she laughed out sharply. But you couldn't
make him it like it Is not If you talked to him TIL
you dropped over Maybe if his mother was at home
she could influence him But nobody else can"
The physicians gentle face full of serious
anxiety.
9TH break Min Hestou's heart" Miss McCullum
continued Thnt is, IL hearts really break nowadays
She's so shy and proud she won't think Of fighting for
her rights. She'll just stay home and shut herself in
And ths-this Pamela in her shepherds gurb,
shell"- She gave the innocent Image Of the abb
sent Mrs Percyncld a vigorous punch and put down
her needle. when woman wants to bring man to
the proposal point, and nothing else will do 1t, she
always gets up fancy dress affair where she
powder her hair and paint cheeks and wear pink
rosebuds. Ever noticcT'
DR.. Richel arose with sigh.
I'm sorry you regard the situation really grave
Electra he said. "Marna'S been worrying, but l
thought her overanxlous"
Electra McCuum put aside her work and moved
with him toward the door. She looked Mt him wist-
fully The village was In the habit of turning him
In times Of anxiety well in illness His mission
had been of healing to other hurts and Ills than
those OF the body alone.
You can't think of anything to do. your" she
questioned. Seems If 1t amt real friendly to
Joey's ma to stand by In her absence and let this
thing happen.
He stood In the doorway looking down the sbadowy
street The pale ampght touched his grave old face
and his uncovered white head
ut doesn't. does It? We must sec what we can do
When is this partyI"
"FrIday-day after tomorrow I've got to work
my fingers of to finish that dress. or she'll have
Mysteries again"
"EhT' he queried turning back to her. "wbat's
that?'
"oh. she's that kind all right for all her posing as
being brave and serene" Electra nodded. "she
had awful At of em day because she couldn't
find any lavender sewing silk in town Imagine that
kind of a woman as Mrs Rittcuhouse's daughtern.
law, Oh, It's awful Doctor. Poor. foolish Joeyr'
The physician smiled his indescribably moving
smie-that half merry, half gentle smile that was rs
familiar the village his sturdy old figure itself
Don't be too hard on him, Blcctr. He didn't In
NeHt lDat SPecnii hino VI "cahneSS, you hnoWs
AS he passed the Rittenhouse store he saw that
Joey bad left 1t In charge OF a clerk, and when he
the Rittenhousc residence. further down the
street the boy bolted OF the gate with one hand
full OF honeysucke and the other fumbllng with the
bow tie beneath his cleft brown chin
His Love for the Boy
he straight handsome, impulsve lad with
a way that won him immediate friends and another
way that kept them. The physician loved him almost
like son
We'll, JoeyT he greeted him,
Tho boy brought up IN confusion.
II was just taking few sprays Of honeysuckle to
Mrs. Percyfeld,' he explained. shes so fond OF
flowers and the Stutsmans honeysucke Isn't blooming
yet"
II see," said DR.. RchcL
Il guess you know Mrs Percyned don't you 90
Joey inquired, with admirable show OF onhandcd-
ness Shes pretty hne. 1t does fellow good to
see woman bear things like she bears ON
MINI How's that, JoeyT
"Wei. you see. sho's through lot Her hus