Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-12
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Cottolene makes good cooking better

a good thing for mother to know just
what yellow dog Jack is. Oh, you
need not look so shocked, Margie. |
know just how he is acting and |
pity poor Mary from the bottom of
my heart. My boss wants to rent a
furnished house for a while and |
think it would he fine to rent him
ours. Mother and / could board un-
til we get our second wind. Mother
however, is so queer that ! dare not
suggest it to her for if she thought |
wanted to do 1t she would begin i'm
mtdiately to say that she could not
give up everything-he home as well
as her husband. If we could only get
her to suggest it then things would
he all right She resents the slightest
interference in her affairs and will
accept the advice Of no one except
Jack, who, Of course, is for ousting
Mary and letting him run the busi-
ncss.
"Margie have no confidence in
Jack. lie wants TO do big things with
out any preparation for them He
will not work He does not seem to
understand that you cannot accom-
plish anything by just wishing for it
looked at Mollie with renewed
admiration, for seldom does so young
a girl come TO understand that you
must work for things that you desire
in this world No one is going to
hand them to you and even after you
have gotten them you must work to
keep them.
"I1l tell you secret, Margie," con-
tinued Mollie. 81 have been writing
some little things for the paper You
see ! have good deal Of time when
Mr. Hutton is not in. I gave them
to Mr.. Sullivan and ne has been run
ming them three times a week and
they have been commented on lot
i'm the office" Mollie began TO laugh.
"Who do you think in the opinion Of
the staff is the author Of the STUFF
No one less than the boss himself.
No one seems TO think that a woman,
much less little l. could write them
"You don't mean, Mollic that you
have been writing those clever COM
n3ents on books and drama In the
Daily --?" / exclaimed "Mollie,
YOU are certainly wonder Why they
have the tone and experience Of a
man OF 30, and yet you say you have
no literary taste"
THAT is what Pat said and / don't
mind telling YOU. dear that lots Of it
has come TO me from talking with
YOU and Mary | did not tell you this
to brag but 20 show you why Mr.. Sui
livan Is paying me SIS a week more
so | can afford to pay SIS a week for
my board If necessary"
81 don't think you will have to pay
more than 500 a month for you and
your mother provided you will go over
and live with the people | lived with
before ! was married
81 don't think you are right about
that. Margie. Although I'd he awfully
clad 10 do II, mother would be very
lonely | think it would be better
for her TO live at some family hotel
where she would have plenty Of com
panv in the house. II would make it
much easier fer me"
Il saw Immediately that MOllie was
right and told her ! would ask Dick
to talk 10 mother"
"pont you think Aunt Mary could
dc it better?' she asked.
"Mollie you are a WITCH" I eX-
claimed. "1 see you are going to be
one Of those wcmen who know not
only the thing 10 do but how TO do II. %
Mollie looked up with "A divine smile
and / suddenly understood that she
had grown up--she was a woman.
"Margie,' she said wistfully. "I'll
be glad to have my boss in my home
1T won't seem like renting 1t to a
stranger"
OH love, love, what philter do you