The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-06-29

shared a room, but the architect had
chosen to separate them at the new,
and they had not known how to formu-
late an objection, although to both of
them something seemed vaguely repre-
hensible in the new arrangement.
Sheridan did not stir, and she was
withdrawing her head from the aper-
ture when he spoke.
"Oh, I'm awakel Come in, If you
want to, and shut the door"
She came and sat by the bed 81
woke up thinkin' about it," she ex
planned And the more l thought
about it the surer l got l must be
right and l knew you'd be tormentin
yourself If you was awake, so-well,
you got plenty other troubles, but I'm
just sure you amt goin' to have the
worry with Bibbs it looks like"
you bet I aint!' he grunted.
"Look how biddabe he was about
) goin' back to the works." she con-
tinued Hes a right good-hearted boy,
really, and sometimes / honestly have
to say he seems right smart, too. Now
and then he'll say something sounds
right bright. Course, most always it
doesn't, and a good deal of the time,
when he says things, why, 1 have to
: feel glad we haven't got company, be-
cause they'd think he didn't have any
: gumption at all. Yet, look at the way
he did when Jim-when Jim got hurt
He took right hold O. things. And Doc
tor Quincy says he's got brains, and
you can't deny but what the doctors
right considerable of a man. He acts
sleepy, but that's only because he's got
such a large practice-he's a pretty
wide-awake kind Of a man some ways
Well, what he says last night about
Bibbs-that's what l got to thinkin
about You heard him, papa; he says
'Bibbs IL be a bigger business mar
than what Jim and Roscoe was pu
together-if he ever wakes up h'
says. Wasn't that exactly what hC
. says"
81 suppose So" said Sheridan, with
out exhibiting any interest. Quincy
crazier N Bibbs, but if he wasn't
what he says was true-what of itY
Listen, papa. Just suppose Bibb
took it into his mind to get married
You know where he goes all tn
time"
ooh, Lord, yesl' Sheridan turned
over in the bed, his face to the wall
leaving visible of himself only tn
thick grizzle of his hair. you bette
go back to sleep. He runs over Their
every minute she'll let him, l sup
pose. Go back to bed. There's nothir
in It,"
"Why amt there?" she urged.
know better-there is, tool You wal
and see. There's just one thing in tn
world that'll wake the sleepiest youn
I man alive up-yes, and make hill
!. jump up-and don't care who he is 0
how sound asleep it looks like he il
That's when he takes it into his hea
I to pick out some girl and settle dow
!. and have a home and children of hi
own. Then, l guess, he'll go out afte
the money! You'll see. Now, | don
! say that Bibbs has got the idea in hi
!. head yet-'er else he wouldn't
talkin that fool-talk about nine do
I lars week bein' good enough for hil
I to live on. But it's comin', papa, an
I he'll jump for whatever you want
| hand him out. He will And 1 ca
I tell you this much, too: he'll want a
I the salary and stock he can get hol
I of, and he'll hustle to keep gettil
/! more That girls the kind that
7 young husband just goes crazy to giy
I things tol She's pretty and fine-lookir
! and things look nice on her, and
i! guess she'd like to have 'em about {
I well as the next. And l guess ST
I isn't gettin' many these days, eithe
! and she'll be pretty ready for Il
i! change l saw her with her sleeve
I rolled up at the kitchen window IL
I other day, and Jackson told me yeste
! day their cook left two weeks ago. al