The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-26
AS TWlG is BENT
BY EMMA STRONG.

Catch him while he is Young and
train him In the way you would have
him 90; then you viii have u husband
after your own heart. should he
marriage prove failure, sou viii
Gn"" N"u picked the wrong man"
Aiit'> Advice Ia the LoNclnrn,7 just
IN time ia see winnie Weeks. radiant
bride "r week, pass 10y with her hand
some young husband
Winnie WAS only eighteen aud
/ beauty. 80 Lila, twrnIH.niue ana mcre-
~ goodlnoklng, really seemed old and
ugly 10 him.
~ have y good mind to try IT," she
1 muruurcd, and whether she really
! meant II or not, fate seemed ready TO
hclp her. FOR ~ the dance ~ The
\eIghb"rhuud club that evening Lam
SON Grey persisted In dancing with
her and her only.
Though wifc diSmaNcd At his
youth he being only seventeen aud a
, high school pupil the advice tu catch
. him Young Kept recurring, and when
be, with huttcring humility, asked II
he might walk home with her, She iuss
naturally said yes"
II was only icu-muutr walk, hut
before they had gone half M" distance
. his arm VAS around her slim waist,
his eyes uu hers. ANA he was muruur-
ing. "Oh, this Is what I've wanted
since my first dance with you. ! inst
low" YOU" Aud though she was scan.
du'ilrd M the uh>urdity or this "hiG's"
making love ~ her, catch him Young
aud train hm" once more hubbrd up.
, AMI ,h" doridrd Ia accept him.
Arrived home. She Invited him to
I "luNr FOR n little luuch," hut the leo
box yielded only tomato soup aud cot
! tRge cheese.
Il love tomato soup" I.auSou eH-
| claimed IN the same ardent tones he
! had said he loved her FIRING II INT
/ and heat It," So they fraSted on soup.
crackers and cheese.
II WIS ease If crushing" after
| that. Lila had always had Struggling
! admirers. who called fcw times aud
then lost interest. The truth was
| that her breezy manner, which faSCi-
mated 1T first AMI made getting ac-
! nuaIuted" easy. had seemed Ia he 100
! buS"N' "n more Intimate sCquaint-
| NnCc.
Bur LanS"n did not lose Interest.
| lie came every evening. propoSed
marriage. Aud when shr lauphinCly
| asked. How could yuu support q
wife; You must lee fouliug." he grew
! very Indignant. aud "I'll show Won"
h" declnred; won don't care FOR me
"r you'd marry me right away"
"Eut married people have to pay
their expenses, und how could We do
| thar
easily 'uou-b. My uncle. in the
! real estate business IN Albany. has
offered wr - i"h ct thnd<uud year;
went lIat pay our "Np"usr>f"
Il did pre-, Ia" for them amply FOR
| iw" Years, wi'"u prices and salaries
h""ou 4" ~uur. I.uu>on had pleased
his uncle, NNO NOW raised his salary
beyond IliA'S WildrSi expectations.
Sh" had cconomllcd and strained"
Unison to do 50, 100. They now relt
| HAT they could afford bungalow
| FOR u home and calling a. the office
! one day To- sec him, IN connection with
the purchase ~ II. Lila asked the ~.
| nee boy T." send out Mr.. Grey. "Tpll
him Mrs Grey is here" she said; and
The hoy wont into Lanson's office with
your mother X ont there, Mr.. Grey,
| and Nh" wants l0 see YOU"
i.Hu>"lr WHO surpassed his mor'c.
Z" he NJ home, forty miles away on he
MasNH"husrtts side ~ the state line,
rushed "ut ~ greet her, only 10 hns
Lila there, alone.
"Nhr, what funny mistake" no
laughed. hut from that lIur IN he he
KAN To- he late for dinner slow t.
meet her for the Noon lunch. "hirL
they always had Together nj 4 BROAD
way restaurant: IN fact his hUurs 10
came 81 irregular and his rIpr."> foT
! working overtime" 81 plausible II 81
! Lila Eut Unil- used 10 sIw4ting ths
evenings alone.
! Hui even 81, she was l0ruli, uuure.
! pared Ter his not canning home al all
one night ard for the harsh command,
4 by Telephone, rIIr fuIlmciup 'muruiug.
TO "he at the police station q, n,nc
| o'clnct."
! Arrived there. worn with the r'.hrs
vigil aHd fearing luu>ou had rrrr with
some horrible accident. she Mas r"l.