The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

"Msssn's--oe-~ousl" Returned Rssns.
fera stupidity.
With urglgtea eyebrawS ~ he plckss'
np fhe basket and went pns lnsp TIE
shea far more wood Dorothy iooked
after him fnr helpless moment.
turmed. ana went lntn tias pantry. She
was standing lgrcSolulels befnre The
easpss hrvaa tar when ne came hnck
and iseeped in at the DOOR
Might nsade 4 ezra cake be sue
geSfek
~Nhy. rv~ fargutten-~i dld knew
h@w anre -tui there's u rule~-lt mast
be semewhwre.e sire replied aise0n.
heegessly. poklng lnQairIng fingers Into
the drawer At her left.
II knew lte~. snnnunced Rainsford.
airsls ~Sgll IA have to have meth.
ef's oaa dlsA with the two cracks ard
q nsek tn II so tell aAc bow 10 meas
ure shs shinss. he added With uls.
tilevens glance.
Agss Ksnlons back sgsifened.
II leaFned al cooking school, Of
course she asgAn, wlsh sorme dignity (:
-bat / have na practiecd any of the
shsngs lately. onls rabbits and
creasned ,bsaGs. and cake now and
thea oh. here's the book r she fin
ished
Mhen Miss kenton came into she
kltchen nlnute later she found an
array IL raw beefsteak. cold pcta.
toes. and cansasoupo 90 the fable.
.-Fannd 'em IN the refrigerator.
clauckled Ralnsf0rd ''i'll bguil the
meat when the time cnnaes--done II
lets of times To camp; J know hon 10
fx the potatoes In great shape. too
he added
~Oh. hats nne y cried Dorothy
scfiiy. almost clapping her hands but
the tips ~ her nngers had scarcely
cusae together before the erslle left her
Hips and eyer. II fear yoM are Civ
ing yourself TOO mnch trouble. Nr,
Ralnsfvrd," she said. In quite another
voice.
'sTruubler Not al sil-~not NJ al s.
tlsc3agmed Isainsford. cutting the
melon Into nicely calculated portions.
Miss Ksnfon was silent for lnoment.
then she said shortly:
The cornnseas Is out--r can't make
cprn cake
sfSfn NJ wAnf's the matter with
doughnutsf IN fry EN-"
ssiss Kenton looked OK him doubt.
lngiy. swell. might try" she acqui-
e&eed fnaily. turning back into the
pantry.
When the round. donghy things
were ready. Isainsford. armed with a
huge fork. presented himself ut the
stove.
I'm here" be announced.
~Yery wsil. ynu may fry them while
fin another pistefal,~ she said. some
what unsraclousiy. she found him
few minutes later dublousIy eyinx o
halfsozen hard brown rings which
were draining Dn plate.
why. what ails themf" she cried
He sflook hik head
'They---fheyre hard as rocks and
fat as pancakes I" she gasped, picking
one up snd dropping u On The table.
Perhaps you didn't mix them
right
II made them straight according 10
rule she returned with dignity. II
must hsse been your frying"
~Dh. bot II couldn't have becn." he
denurred. Il never lest them alone
minute. fopped them over and
over All the time
A peal of laughter interrupted him.
-Oss--oh--you don't mean 70 ssy
that yDn stood there and turned those
poor things over every Secondl" xhs
cried, as sDon ~ she could speak. mo
wonder fhssr sgsrtfs couldn't rse-~
and just look ut yDHr fat' It's so hot
n buraed up Whist little life there
was lsfs ="
sDear me. children. what q good
fifne you are having" called Mrs. Ken
ton from tfss doorway. when oDs is
young and In lore one can find enjoy
snenr anywhere"
Dorothy ehoked info instant gravity.
while RsiDsfo4d made Jos bow,
r sm III Disgrace. madam" be kaid
neekiy. n am guilty ~ too defoied
an attendance upon dongisnuts and~-
sr---"
~ye~ you are," interrupted Doro.
try severely. vanishing into the pantry.
At fmo o'clock man from the ho-
Gel. III response 10 EoinfgrdS frle-