The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-15

bank pass book made up today. Ev-
erythlng is ready except that one item
/ wish you, would write personal let
''Ill write to Pcnrith; thatn be bet
ter"
I've made a point OF getting every
thing settled up TO today, because
want to resign the secrctaryship."
why"
I've had just about az much as I can
stand from Loeber.'
whats the row?''
Hes got an idea somebody is going
to get knighthood ont OF It, and he
thinks | am making myself too promi
nent at his expense. told him that as
I was baronet already. I1nighthood
WIS no good TO me. but he says ! am
queering, his chance"
ooh, that's what hc wants. is It?''
''Ycs he hintcd to me he was going
TO give another contribution 10 the fund
and can see very plainly he wants me
here's the cash. or. IN other words. the
pass book: everything else In the way
OF work Is finished. and as I've ONLY been
paid secretary. RI Just hand in my
notice. You'll see I've put myself down
as a subscriber for the amount OF the
salary that's been paid to me. I've been
very pleased TO do the work. and 80
I'll Just clear out OF the business now.
, If there is a knighthood or anything OF
that kind going. for PHYS sake let the
old bounder have t..
Would he put down much more?"
III there were any certainty | think
you could get a good deal more on; Of
him. from various things he has said to
me-
well. Kynnersley it's been most aw-
fully good OF YOU to help us like this.
Entire nous, / was half hoping and try
| Ing 10 do you good turn by putting
YOU In for that secre taryshiD. but as
| you've paid back all you got out of H..
| II seems I only landed you In an internal
lot OF work without any return. When
are you leaving town.
In
couple OF visits
Come down 20 us for the 1st OF Oc-
| tober."
Thanks: I'd be delighted"
Result OF Fancy Fairs.
His royal highness. intending 10 sig
| Nifty his appreciation OF the efforts which
had been made and OF the highly sue
present at the final meeting OF the com
| mittee. The chairman called upon the
honorary secretary to read the report.
Briefly. the result OF the far was cash
| balance In hand OF s1?.976 lbs I'd.
Then do ! understand that all ex-
penses are already pald?
| THAT is so. your royal highDess.
'Is there any more money to come In
| from any source?
The secretary hesita,ed. and the duke.
in a confidential tone. added:
| THAT Penrith woman hasn't handHd
over her taliinss. and we NAV have some
trouble In getting the money. I've writ :
| ten TO PenTith. but / hear he doeSn |
| come back until next week: but u see
| II is paid eventually"
"Well. apart from that everything
| seems most satisfactory. said the
| prince Turning to the honorary secre-
| tary, he added. I'm sure everyone
greatly appreciates your efforts. Mr.
| Locber. and. OF course. the matter was
your suggestion. and ! don't think | am
| breaking any confidence in saying that
| this question is one his majesty takes a
very keen interest in. and ne is very
sensible Of the Indebtedness of the fund
| 10 YOU for your handsome contribution
| as well as for the trouble YOU have taken
| personally. [ believe some public recoG-
| milton of your services Is 10 be made
| The unkept figure a, the bottom oi
the table rose. and, making an exagger-
ated obeisancs. said:
Il can assure your royal highness OF
the great honor | have felt to be per-
mitTed TO take any part In this great
work. AS honorary secretary I have had
the felicity OF announcing TO your roya
highness the results of the fancy fair