The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-19


rice-rap
When he peered forth his eyes
hardly believed themselves The
elusive bride and groom We're actu
aAy IN the trap-the hen pheasant
and the chanucleer But the net ala
not fan he waited 10 see them sit
down and spring the internal ma
chine Bat they would not sit
IN TACT Marjorie was mutteriug TO
barry -tehderlN. now, since he had
Won her back by his efforts 10 con
sole snoozleums-she was muttering
tenderiy.
We must not be seen together,
money Go away IH see you III the
morning
And Mallory was saying with bit
terest resignation: Good ntght-my
friend
And they We're shaking hands This
incredible bridal couple was shaking
hands with Notwithstanding
hen Wellington determined 10 do at
least his duty by the sacred rites.
The gaping passengers saw what
was probably the largest pair OF pa
1amas in Chicago They saw Little
Jimmie, smothering back his giggles
Ike schoolboy t,ptoe from his
berth enter the next berth, brushing
the porter aside. climb on the seat,
and clutch the ribbon that pulled the
stopper from the trap
Down upon the unsuspecting elop.
ers came this miraculous cloudbucst
CT ironieal rice. and Rith II came Lit
tie Jimmie Wellington who lost what
little balance he had. ana catapulted
into their midst like the 6nspr.ng OF
IN iceberg
II was at this moment tAat Mrs.
Wellington. hearing the loud cries OF
the panic-stricken Marjorie. rushed
from the Womens Room, ansent-miud-
edly com bing d totally detached sec
t.on OF her hair She recognized IA
miliar pyiama- waving in air and
with one faint gasp. Jinmie on this
train she sHooned away She would
nave fallen. bnt seeing that no one
paid any attention to her. she recoy-
cred consciousness on her own hook.
ana vanished into her berth, 70 medi-
tate Oh the why's and wheretores or
Aer husbands presence in this car
DF Temple In nshtgo~n and
trousers Roger Ashton, ia collar
less estate. and the porter, managed
10 e2tFlcate Mr. Wellington from his
piight, ana stow him away though 1t
vas IKE putting whale TO bed
Mallory. seeing that Marjorie had
hed' vented his wild rage against late
IL general and rice traps in particu-
a. DS 'eA. ~ 1He OIlual puAeaio" 70
1'-Voe9, a-'u 'ie'i i,7 S'",Aqo 'Alo 1H9
!. i'.0n''-7 oo'il "n7ie " l-alnio op'
80 ,-)-+-e-V79 a''u l'9 ''1s9sSeu' " a. SCUM
~ - az ~ we 0I"'I'
eSii'ii-7 '"a' ne was d
~ 80 =, q 'eieooi = 'Ne "o'sl Doy III
?. '-.'0Do- - = iii5 " ee' up lle couf-
80 ~ sP'iA P'7'l. -t"Ae "@'ue ana
80 '"e 'eSO Dog III
~ Ia .i7 ',9ios' VINO Was away +
lei s'1e le pofeeI "ORe ira an
ol' T. a.e'' 9i1 e9Coileu ulul 70 the
".e II I. T. aee'lon.
N0l Joiie Aao neg Win her uog' as
ooA as s-e couiu gFope hef way
nFoush lHe oei'ge oI flce' She mop
'ea ''i'" AeI bei,H ana spent an uour ?.
I'ils 70 eieai AeF HalT OF Tue muir Il
l'"oI''o"S grains. ana as lor 9Hoozle-
lIhs MS 0hleh WOOL was SO ue-ilced
Aal TOT 'No oays' whenever ne SHOOK
IlinseH' ne she"'
hFeI' Hai-t lhe car quie'eu' ana
oll'iH2 was heafa bit me tGiADie ana
44cA q lne "AeFls on lne rams. Inc
sreak o. tinbers. and the frog Ike
,horus Of few well-trained snorers.
AS the porter was turning down the
ast OF the lights, rumpled pate was
hrust from the stateroOm, and The
luscious eyed man whispered:
Porter, what time did you say Fe
rossed the Iowa state liner
Two hfty-tye a. NJ"
From within the stateroom came a
eep sigh then with q dismal grOan
Cali me Al two fifty-hye H.. the
oor was closed
Poor MALLORY. pyJamaless and night