The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-12-28

Il resolved not to make nuisance
OF myself when I descended on the
dovecote." explained The girl With her
eve on the Lavender coiored handker-
chiefs. 81 planned TO clip of for long
walks by myself and to develop fond.
ness for solitary rowing bouts on the
lake and TO discover dozens Of letters
that simply had TO 30 away by myself
to write. / was going to give those
people plenty of time to coo without
the dark cloud OF my presence embar'
RAISING themi needn't have wor-
ried, for they did not pay any more
attention to me than they would " ]
had been composed Of mist.
What found that simply could
not endure was not any excess senti.
mentality but excess solicitude on the
part OF the brides. Now, I've known
Art Worley ALI my life. ever since we
used 70 null each others hair and steal
cookies together, and OF all the dare
devil, reckless boys ever knew. he
was the worst. He was always get
ting drenched ia transforms, upset In
lakes, sunstruck and mangled in acci-
dents, and as his mother was one OF
those comfortable placid women with
a divine faith ln the nine lives OF cats
and boys she never paid any atten
ton to bis mishsps. he grew up as
tough as a hickory and able to thrive
on diet of nails.
10 uFh u I!runn's conduct
first took away my breath and then in.
furiated me. Darling she would say
anxiously TO Art at the breakfast ia
BILE, pausing suddenly as the awful
thought smote her. I forgot to lay out
your heavier underwear for you, and
there's quite chill wind today!
Just know you'll take your death OF
cold Promise me that you'll change
at oncel should never forgive myself
II you got cold In your head through
my borrid carelessness'
And Art Morley. before my very
eyes, would gaze AT her fatuously and
frown trihe with worry and then
would agree that his precious health
demanded the next heaviest weight.
He would shiver tribe, too, and say
that tho wind did feel cold.
That would start Helen. Harry,
she would murmur TO her husband, do
you feel the cold, too? Now, don't be
foolishly brave and say NO when you're
really suffering! You know you said
last night that you had pain in your
shoulderi Just knew you shouldn't
have brought In those great heavy
armfuls of stoyewcod You tai your
strength too much
Yet this same Harry Horan took all
the athletic honGrs al college. He re-
sembles a giant Of prehistoric days In
size. Yet Harry, instead OF bowling
In derision, woald look seriously and
would tell Heien that he supposed he
was foolish aud that he must be more
careful!
Then Grsc. would capture me As
started for a ValS and would pour her
troubles into ny ear. II seemed that
Art had not eaten more than two
spoonfuls OF his breakfast food that
morning, and did think he was soins
20 be III?
Then ! would brutally ray that Art
Morley looked RS solid and tough and
lasting as the big oak tree out In front
she would Indignantly retort that had
no heart and didn't appreciate the real
deiicscy Of his constitution.
When | escaped IRON her Helen
would approach and weeL on my shout
der and demand TO be told II ! thought
. Harry would stop loving her because
, the coffee had been so weak ct break
fast, due 70 her criminal neglect She
felt that she had failed Al a wife and
she could not bear to think OF hel
own triRhtfui shortcomings q moment
j longer