The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-18

Nss<Tk NSaSa&t writing Dook. But
course every book h.
chapters to il 50 this is going 10 be just OF
Of the chapters. The last one was about
littel boy named Peaty, bat this is going
be intirely diffrent And the thing tia
it is going 10 tell about is something ths
has never been written before. The reaso
OF that is it only happened last night ;
il couldn't OF. That is one reason why
must hurry and write it now. OF course
will tell it just the way ii happened. becaus
that is what the book is for. to tell thing
just the way they happen SO that i
what ] am going to do and now | vii
beginss
II didnt really begin till most evening
1t was@hen Farther came home to dinner.
He didn't look tired the way be sometimes
does, but quite freash. and as he sat down at
the table he said. Well, Louise. it looks as if
was getting into polIitix.
Louise is my Mother. Size and my litteI
sister are named the same. enlv eyrybodv
always calls my ittel sister Luly 50 as not to
get them mixed up But as | said lust
now, Farther said, Well, Louise. it looks as
i'll was getting into politix
Mother looked quite surprised and re-
peated il after him
Pollitix2 she said Why not seriuslv voti
don mean2 You don't mean to say your
thinking Of running Tor anything do you?
Farther kind Of smiled and wiped his
mustaohe after a spoonful of soop and said
well he didn't know for sure lust vet. but
they had asked him would he consider
running for mayer
Mayer! Mother said. Mayer Why.
Joe, what are You thinking OFF You aren't
promernent enough to run for MAYER are
you2
Farther replide rather quick that he
dldn know why not if he wanted to, but
the question was did he want to.
Well Mother said, should think the
question was do the citisens want you to.
| told you they had asked me- Farther
answered rather quick again Some of the
leading citisens have asked me to-day if /
would be wiling 10 consider it.
Wen, what in the world did you tell
them' GMother said, as if she was really
httel too much surprised to say Wv
much more about it.
Why ! told them ! would consider it
Farther answered By the way news
paper man Is coming to see me this even
ing They seem u be trying to bring me |
before the public
Well well. she said and smiled this time I
as il she had had good deal Of news too. y
Wen, we'll she said. These are honers that +
never expected. I'm sorry that I'm not d
gong 70 be here this evening myself, with al
ms excitement going on s
You going 70 the coral sussiety2 be asked Y
Ter I
Yes, / spose I've got to- She replide.
Ion ttee IN the mood of il either. It's too a
lot 53ut ! told Fanny MAYNARD I'd %
NTH her SO spose I've got to. It's almost If
ime = be starting too. Is it too much fo E,
SIX you to put Luly to bed2 she said after t.
topping littel. you see ! told Sarah and
,izzie they could both 70 out this evening tl
elk won't need any help. if Won will lust IA
e that he gets started ir good season. d,
What time, eight clock, IA
Yes, promptly at eight Hes been very
ow lately about getting d bed and he ID
Lust be there On time tom ght ri
Slow, Farther repeated after her 81
- ~~t .-t~ tAtAAttNA4s 81 Adhto tlJtH sd Csf
ng 70 get there after he pr
Wen ! see that they bato get there 81
me, Farther sand giaasing n m- Aaa we N
On nave any nonsense about it Bg rhe
ay' fenX, he sad without taklag ~ h.s ha
aust / thoughl you were go'ag t9 meet
c al ferDer ths afternoon r. sec about th
'uf III ~ snoes. NheFe were YOU pis
fI-- III.