The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-08-13
"a Timely
Message
~
BY RALPH HAMILTON
CCopyrisht. 1915. b. the western News
paper union1

when the parents Of waidron
Lynne asked him 10 20 down to Earl
Vile and look up house they could
rent from May to November. that en-
terprlsing young man must have acted
with extreme diligence and care. Tor
when he returned be made the an
nouncement with enthusiasm.
1--WE found you just what you uant.
oil ready 20 move into. lovely glrts..
nice neighbors-ln fact. q perfect 49,
81 81 q place
4 few days later when Mr. t-f N-s
Lynne accompanied him to Etr'vlrs
there were selected places tfer ures
much better than the one wais-1r
had selected. lie seemed q, greatly
tafen with the latter. houevs-. thti
they decided % intu'rs hls chact-
There was q method to re r-rcsss
% our young man in irfoen-anr ne 90
move into this especial nsir f.fa-aprs
u seems remarked ~ Lyrns 90 rs
wife a week later Have rnu nHtirrs
the large house co ths riss q r-uuus
"a a line with this oas. tt.1ui q squire
disfantf-
"Not particularly rsFlrs M-s
Lynne. WAY
"Waidron hss tnf ca-truss &C. o.
80. remarked how thsa-a.es BE- vns
On studying its aretIteeturtl t.sfr-i-s
and general ervirorrne-t tf-aurh a.
opern glass ard took look rraf.f
u appears that TIRE Etriea 1f sc IytT-
land riace as % is called. ls q ftr-r-
ite spot with a most Er1cefu' az
pretiiiy dressed younE lady I rruiss
Waldron. baslng the ac'ion or ~
suspicious. and IN bic aiuays f-t-t
and truthful way BE- admitted the -
Impeachment ~ an unusual Interest
IN the young lady IN question. he o.
llberutely stole a march on us. II
seems that when he FIRST came here
and noticed the rent sign. he went 70
the wayland place 20 inquire some.
thing about a. As n might not hap.
pen again In year. Miss Isabel vane
was alone In her garden. All the folks
were away except one servant. She
was probably lonesome and she and
waldron were mutually attracted 10
one another Anyhow. he remained
there whole forenoon and he has
managed 20 meet her away from her
home several times since then"
"why not at her homer" asked Mrs.
Lynne.
"Ahl there n the crux Of the whole
affnlr Miss Isabel vane II nm orphan
and m helreas with two guardians
one at Brocton. the other here. She
equally divides the year between the
two. John wayland who lives yon
der. n n crotchety. stern. Suspicious
old bear who IA so afraid that his love
~ ward viii fall prey 10 some schcm
ing fortune hunter. that he watches
her Ms n cat does n mouse.
Poor boy" said Mrs. Lynne.
Mfr. Lynne had outlined condition,
correctly. Isabel Vnne and his son
had met a sufficient number 81 time,
10 cement nm acquaintance that had
very nearly eliminated In unexpress
ed. but mutual love. John waylant
had seen 20 II that the young peopl,
did not meet. He denied Isabel nc
rational pleasure that money coult
buy, but at once set about arranging
10 remove her 10 her other guardian
many miles away from Earlyllle.
Just one letter waldron had man
aged through craft and caution 10 ge
10 Isabel. In II he had lmpetuousl,
confessed his sentiments toward her
He entreated a reply, encouraging. q
II could be 80. aud then limited at
campaign where love laughed at lock
smiths. A day passed by, two days
but he received no reply, and he wal
az point Of desperation. He did no
make allowance for the fact that IN,
watch and ward OF John wayland hat
been set 10 a method where ever
move Of Isabel was under the closes
exposure IL was torture complete {,
slt at the open window OF his room ans
take within the range Of his vision ~
dlstantly sight OF the dainty, filttinl
form Of his inamorata. Archery wal
about the sole recreation OF Isabel
and as he noted her In rs pursuit h,
llkened the punctured targets 20 IN,
poignant wounds separation Occa
stoned 20 his own longing and lacerat
ed heart.
Al the end OF the third day OF anx
l0us, wOeful waiting. Waldron mad'
up his mind that Miss Yane was MOI
inclined 20 favor his suit. Had Il beer
otherwise, he reasoned. she surely
would have found some way Of com
municating with him, He made M
his mind TO go 10 the city, miners,
himself IN business and forget hi
misery aud disappointment He wal
seated deiectedly on Il garden sea-
when his little brother Wills came NJ
10 him.
"Oh. Waldronw he hailed, "wOn'
you make me a bow 20 shoot with
See, | found beautiful arrow righ
under the window OF your room"
As WaldrOn casually took the ar
row, he aroused 10 sudden animation
A folded compact fragment of papel
was dlscernlbe, wedged into the cleft
Of the feather guide. He opened 4
and a Wild Joy sprang to his eyes, 4
read, This is my only way OF telling