The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-10

tIltIlDflS VI. L. ' ~ AOiNN'n'sN-~''
Not long nftcr NJ. l.. V. arose as
bent on going to the dining ear Tor
dinner. and lIezekuh followed. Al
the door Of the car he waited while
NJ. l.. v. seated herself at one OF the
only three tables that were vacant.
Hezekiah beckonrd the head waiter
to him aud slipped III The palm OF MS
hand enough silver ~ win his aiegr
.nnce. There were u few words I'D an
undertone, and then llezekiah Followed
the waiter down the aisle.
'Im sorry, sir professor, hut ihese
two vacant tables are, so TO speak re-
served, and the otllrr table wouldn DE
safe. There IL something the matter
with the chairs there. ] WOULDN'T
hardly want you to sit there; 50 since
you are IN such hurry, professor,
am going 10 ask this lady here " she
viii let you 81 Ut her table. Thank
YOU. imam" And NJ. l.. v, with q
gracious smile made Hezekinh feel
that he was entirely welcome.
There seemed 20 he no awkward
bitches ln what followed llcEekiah
accompanied N l., " back tn Vie
car where their chairs were located,
and instead Of sitting in his own
chair no took one that belonged To-
n uossenper who Ind abandoned lis
in favor of the smoker.
,rh,y ,,,lod ,bont al SORTS of
u,.,qs In, ycyoki,h did moi men.
Nm his orL ,fessur IA! His
,,,.i,.,.,,,., in,o,. % r,r ,yd ST l. Y
ao, my ,t,,,, d, vonld irdlr..tg mn
an, nr,l, In L,e eor.,G positlup
~, a., had e., ,.ion of The array
,~l,,t 4. >ae IA. s., b.n and the othrr
,isr,ie smor, ir,...,.,e. He r, .ile,l
,-.r, his sister. who was looked upon
~. rvtremeIv cyirayognpt. ncvcr hnd
Ina, two trunts ma one La,box t,,
ber travels Her dressnaker's billS
had been the despnir of his tigbt.fsied
grandfather How large would a
mans income hive 10 be. he asked
himself. IN Justify him In nsklngs n
cir, who had all that luggage to marry
LJn,,
Inadvertently Hezekinh mentioned
tbot no wos. after - night and a day
I'm tbe next town. going 10 make his
wav on IN tho East NJ l.. v. blusbed
and said that her n,anr were the
same. So they met and they became
ns Intimate as n IL possibIe for two
neonIe who have M real knowledge
Of eocb others identity 70 become.
And NJ course the psycholopical mo.
ment came. Tint ,s. II was The mo.
ment when. according TO Hezekiah. he
couId no longer endure the suspense
Of not knowing whether the charming
NJ l. V returned IN n measure the re-
rnrd that he was showerInp uuon her
II was on their third trim together
They had mot without either knowing
that the other was 10 continue trny.
cling eastward and Uezekiob for his
nort exnIoined away any snsnicions
that might have made NJ I, v suspect
that he was In reality so low.brow
nm individual No n travelling SALESMAN
Inv saving thai he was ont ON visit
10 some. college professors, on some i'm.
portnnt commission for his university
The '"colleae -professorsn in ouestlon
were hardware retailers and his "unl
versIty" wos the wash boiler factory es.
tabllshad by his grandfather.
Ilezekioh had moi thougbt out ius,
what he would saw nv way of making
tho final exclamation. no had decIded
tbo, ba wo,,Id have IN knoyy whether
NJ T. y enrol for him II sho ala
ncrbons She wopId cnre epouyb m for.
Give HE dacatt II che ana not--woI,
then no would never have IN explaip
and sho would On ON ,b,n,,i,g Of hin
os very learned IndivIdu,I
whon no ,o,d nor ~ HE ro,ord
,hev were coInc n, the ratio az sixt,
miles an bopr over n smooth stretcl
or roI,-sha turnod nercentlblv noIer
ue Ind said. ~ knew from the frs,
that vnu had nj, sorts of monev-nnd
thot y,n wore h,oh in socIety so,,
Tho trunks 7 romember and ! tboucht
,hot nv slster whom I had thouob,
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wont never had onarter os murl
booeore--I know MI TINT and vet
nm having the nerve 10 nsk Won tf