The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-01

the name OF the &. hosiery above
mentioned win bring certain vivid
reeollprtons and VIII also place the
chronology s.of this yarn, for the
said abode Of rcvelry was too good to
last very long; II choEed to death on
its own popularity aud consequent pub
Lefty. Tom t'-r ..utSide even In Its
Ley-d0y, ii presented most innocu
Gus appearance. just a renovated farm.
house standing under clump Of veil.
ing sugar-maples on the top Of a hill
whence the nearest neighbor was out
OF sight.
But once within Its modest portal,
It's habitues found themselves in the
cleverest fake atmosphere OF o pleas
urc-lovinE decade. An organizing gen
ius, sensitive to all those cheap nd
jnncts which usually crate on the soul
lowering at the edge OF the decline
10 Avernus, had pandered effectively
to an ignoble end and made OF each
small room an isle Of fOrgetfulness;
price. twenty-five bucks In advance,
| supper and drinks extra.
For the benefit OF those who do not
remember the epoch OF the Green
wood hosiery and are consequently
reading on and on In mortal dread OF
| the paragraph that will Introduce the
| War let II be said NJ once, Forget It,
Stake out the beginning OF the inter
! national mlX-up hurl another bound
airy mark into November OF 1918, aud
! the time left outside OF those limits
Will be found entirely sufficient 20 the
needs Of this chronicle Let II further
be noted that 1t Is uncomfortable that
single drop Of the kind Of blood
which flowed IN the veins OF Mr. Rob.
ert Heryey Randolph could ever an
swer to the name OF Stacker. proof
positive in itself that the events herein
set forth happened when the War
didn't. Fy ttf
Mr.. slim Heryey, chauffeur. was
still plunged in reverie when his senses
were assailed by n Whit OF lilac.
mere nuance Of perfume, that pro
claimed the approach Of Miss Madge.
Van Teller. He jumped out just in
time TO throw open the door Of his
cab for the couple and take the muir.
INJURED order OF Mr. Beacher fremont
"Ali right. Hitit up for Greenwood"
Luckily for the cabman's entertain
ment. his engine was working In ST.
lent perfection that night The late
hour gave him almost undisputed right
of way SO that driving became an
automatic adjustment of his course In
line with the curb and released his
attention TO gorge Itself at leisure
with eaves-dropping. BY squirming
his shoulders he managed to cock one
ear over the top OF his high overcoat
| collar II was the ear next to the open
| speaklng-slot.
"What u dream OF night" said
the clear voice Of Miss Van Teller.
"shall be aitraltor to my sex and
berTy one, OF its SECRETS TO your. b
"Please do" murmured Mr.. Ire
mont. From the very tone of his voice
one could divine that be had slipped
AN arm around her ond was holding
| her close.
IL p'wen.G lbs thfs.os she continued
Women are notb cobquered5 by man
alone. hut by man and atmosphere,
We never rush at the precipice; we
autter toward II with many stops and
pauscs. The silllest brec2es. OF im,
pulse may carry us on or q pun Of
unkind aid hold us back. 1t ali really
depends on the man imposing bis az
4 mosphere go steadily that the drifting
soul. OF wemah forgets ITS Unborn tide
: TO vagrancy and sleepily assumes n
enemy's goal"
"Madge." said Mr.. fremont almos
carnesily, ''you Brighten, me. nevel
knew you could talk like that, NqC
Brighten me because l have a terrol
of analysed personal relations"
Randolph could hear falut rustln!
OF her robe as though she had nestle,
closer to her escort 81 never mean
TO startle you, BeacherN her vote
continued, not quite SOL clear. INTO II
! tone had crept hesltatingly.. h trac
OF unaccustomed emotion. ~ was ONT
| warning you. Every man can make 4
| world OF his arms for one woman
| not all can hold the Illusion to be
| yond possession" f''' .|
| 81 can. II You will only help me,
d whispered fremont, and paused a
| though his own earnestness were tai
] ing him by surprise. 81.
\ ~ wonder said Miss Van TeIllei
you have played the right gam,
You have never said a vulgar thin
to ME or stopped to the usual hyp,
q crisles; those are compliments by II
ference that have battered the hes
hat IS IN me- You have set the pla
t In high plane that winning, win
r, all OF me but" "t..
"Rut whnt?" asked fremont.
!. "Bm there IL danger In the hla
llcht" flushed Miss Van Teller, "A
e lir-pocRe in your atmosphere an
uouf all Is lOst--the good IN ne thi
n sou will have missed as Wen as q
X bad that You could have won by
If laser EFFORT.
"A | ,NVbot ia v1It moan 2" asked IF