Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-02-04

came. Wasn't 1t kind OF them To r.
member me? But I wasn't sarrprised
| knew ! would be lucky.
II didn't learn anything about IT nm.
til went down this morning and tn.
young lady told me. She gave me thu
money, and we. were having a nice 1T
tie talk. She mohsa very sweet inter
est IN me. although she was OF q rather
reforming nature and seemed to be
anxious to make me feel that 1t was
a mistake to risk money on stocks
Wasn't that a queer way to talk, Thad-
dy. TO somebody who had just doubled
two thousand dollars? Anyhow, while
we were talking she was called out. and
she asked me to wait for her. And
while l waited I began to listen to the
broker M one OF his young men. and
they were quite excited about Standard
Electric. which wa being very jumpy.
Its hard to describe the feeling that
came over me, Thaddy, but at the
words Standard Electric l got = con-
yiction, . positive conviction. Did I
ever tell you that your father once
sold lightning rods? He had q very
nice success with them for q while.
As I was saying, I got this feeling
at the very words Standard Electric.
Thaddy, SO I asked the broker to buy
me four thousand dollars worth. and
he did.
Il was so excited. Thaddy! But the
most excited person was Miss Cart
wright. She turned quite pale when
she came back and found what I had
done. Wasn't 1t sweet OF her to be so
concerned about my money! She
wanted me to sell at once, but the
stock kept rising and / wouldn't. I held
on for four days, in spite of her, and
III spite OF Henry's doings. Henry
her voice dropped awesomely, Henry
had fits, Thaddy, perfect fitsi But he
couldn't do q thing because
tell him what I had done with the
money! After four days, though. I
was satisfied with what I had done.
thought ! had risked my money
long enough, SO / sold. And I made
up my mind to be satisfied with what
have and not go experimenting with
stocks any more, for its almost too
much excitement, even for me. Then.
90, I promised Miss Cartwright that
Houldnt-Such q dear CIR, Thaddy.
md h knows you. Do you remember
Meeting ller?"
Yes. I remember Thad said.
We'll. In spite of being upset over
ny behavior, ! think she understood
Then I explained to her why I had
wanted more than four thousand dol |
ars. You see, I wanted enough that
and / could go on q trip, and STAY
5 long as we pleased" {
Having reached her announcement. !
propped her elbows on her knees. :
put her chin in her hands, watch
1g him with her eyes Swapping haD-
lily. I
You'll go, won't your" / think Hon s
[triu would be nice" she planned 9
risky. I
Thad smiled back at her, but shook '
head. b
I'll have to stick to my Job. dear
9 said, but I'm ever so pleased that Z
can get away" p
Mrs Judd sighed. But with twelve Y
dollars Of her own, the fail =
q Of one plan meant only that she q
ould turn to other plans only a little 2
$ delightful. d
Then, Thaddy, you must take half
Us money and start 8 business for 8
turself," she said, firmly. =
He protested, and they argued the 8
int hotly for a while. 81
At last, If 1t will satisfy you. then, y
AXE four Thousand dollars Thad &c
reed, q small grin beginning to pull ve
n corners of his mouth. 10
MIS- Judd sneezed happily and lit a
heb. 20
That's my darling she said. conf M
1tedly. You'll be a wonderful sue in
IS, Thaddy.'' Sc
She relapsed into an extraordinary ca
Jet, and after q moment or two Thad IN
'ked at her with sudden concern. At Ia
all, n was getting along In years.
rely the nerve strain and excitement 18
the week had not been easy for her ia
bear. He noticed how bright her he
IS were. Feverishly bright. thev on
med TO him And her restless little
WIS OF hands, never still! He caught s,
IN In his. IA
LOOK here he said, huskily. @are CT
sure you're equal to a trip to Hon in,
n
The giggled. pa
Don't be silly. / met Miss Foster
$ afternoon when / was buyinc his ~
IS. and she said that If you couldn't a
she'd like for me to sail with her ~
It week. Celia's q cunning little thing W :,
! she won't wear out on me" In al
st OF pure exuberance she cried. .
lst watch my smoke, Thaddy.n ~
'or an hour she talked Of .he Hon ~
lu hotels and the sort OF bathing -
! that would be chic at waikiki. -.
IN q vagrant idea bObbed up through ~
delicious Welter OF her frivolities. .
That young girl, Miss Cartwright. 80,
she began thoughtfully, Y.
ally, she's SO intelligent. Do you ~.
w that she takes a great interest -.
advertising? Why couldn't you get ~
to help you, when you open your ~ :
office? She seems SO efficient. and ~!
s such q charming creature. Don't 80
think you might?" n
he was pleased at the way in which ~ :.
face broke into its sudden, gay -
lie. sm.
might he said happily. !
Electrician Sues Paper ~
ldney Dorothy, Whitefish cleo -
has filed q $500 libel suit in
district court at KalispeIl against
- nH~t~~~A