Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-13

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e have been w from Chicago
,exac.Iy NO wssks Issnassab Be- at my
again. &
"Chicaso as not i healthy town
he sad, I'M syoice that wsanldsahaye,
man. VERY anhssi q not
literary either. out west is tbs place,
for literatures4s5SS Nj the great waters
come west. Western the,
big ssellelYs. TIasress.sRaiphs Conner;
andSRexs Beach and Jack Eondonsand
But ] ap not : srsa. writer"
Just a common little filersin in the
ranks Of aSEphblishlng house. I'm
only a beginner % IS \
rhat az beeause You stick to chi
icago," he said eloquently. Youacome
out here, out in the sopen,s where
things areyswide and free, and you
can see Thousand miles at one
stretch. You come out here, and
you'll he as great as any Of 'em,-
h loud clamor of the dinner bell
interrupted his. Observation-Disclosures
and5h he relapsed into stricken silence.
We'll, we must 70 to. din~nersbefore
the supply, runs out" saidaDAvid, ris-
ing slowly. Come along Julia. We
s are glad H to b nsEe CT met ~; ySg hin NJ him In
veined hand.s%%samSWe'n see yousagatn."
Prince looked hopelessly Con-
MES back, for her face was-already
turned toward the dining room. How
cold and Infinitely distant that tall,
straight, tailored back appeared.
Ask him 70: eat with; us. Connie
Missed, Y Of one corner OF her lip.
doubtfully. Connie nudged him with
Well. what could DAVID do, He
might wash his hands OF Sssthe whole
irregular business, andaahe did. Con-
ME was q writer, she must have ma
terial, but in his opinion Connie was
too young to.be literary. She should
have beer older, or ugller. I mar
young and charming. Connie nudged
him again. Plainly lif he did4not do
as she said !15 she wa4k going to do IT
David turned to the tRbrown-faced,
sad-eyed son OF the mountain ranges,
and said:
Gone along lsa',s a n hey. have dinner dime, with th
Carol pursed up her lipsywarningly,
but Prince Ingram, in hisT eagerness,
nearly picked David up bodily III his
hurry to get the. little party Ee.tled
before some oHe spoiled 1t all.
He wanted to handle Comics char
for her, he knew just how It was
done. But suppose he pushed her
clear under the table Or ;jerked It
thing worse than either? A girl like
Connie ought TO. have those things
done for her. Well, he. would let it
go this time. So heSslooked after
Julia, and settled her So comfortably,
and was 50. assiduously attentive 60
her that he quite won her heart, and
before the meal was opertgshe said
he might corneSseand, liyestwitH them
and be her grandpa, if he wanted.
Grandpa She said facetiously. do
I look as old as that I? Can't I be
something better than a-grandpa ?,"'
well, only one papa's the style"
said Julia doubtfully. And you are
too big tosbea baby, and
Cant 1 be your, uncle" Then,
glancing at Connie with a sudden.reai-
uncle-ship, could be accomplished, he
Eyes, an uncle is better" said Com
ME i'm perturably.. You. must remem-
Der, Julia dear, that nfen are very,
very sensitive about their ages, and
you must always give them credit for
youth"
wondered how old Connie Thought he
was, his hair was a little thM, not
from age-always had been that way
and he vas as brown as a Zulu, but
it was only sunburn. He'd figure
! out a way Of letting her know he was
only thirty-two before The evening
y.:Afe you going oversto the street
caring half ascent what David did.
II am afraid sean:ss,I aYnsnot very
sorry, the4 girls swo1idssnjoy it,
Carol and / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." sug-
gested Connie.sbIayelNs Every one
does out here. We wouldn't mind it,
II will not go to q street. carnival
and leave David" protested Carol.
Connie looked Tentatively from the
wl Prince swallowed Il anguish. She
I ought to GO, heetold them; she really
needs to go. The evenings are 50
much fuller of literary material than
day-times. And the dancing
II do not dance" said Connie. MY
father lis a. minister.
You do not dance! Why. that's
funny. I don't either. That is, no.
exactly Oh, once@in a while Just
to fill In Then the latter pare OF
her remark reached his Inner con-
seriousness. minister. BY
LGeorge!"
NJ husband is one, too" said
Carol.
Prince looked helplessly about him.
Then he said family, .tiI-E am no.!
But my father wanted me to be d
preacher He sent me to Princeton.
and 1 stucksit out nearly ten weeks.
That Is why they call me Prince,
short for Princeton. I am the only
real collegeSaman on the range, they
say: No.
1.-THE streetxfair. mus be interest
ing z Connie went back to the main
idea. ~
"Yes indeed, the, crowds. the sides
shows@-I me sns.ths sxilibitts md the
saw so much literary material crowd