Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-08-03

tears which she dashed avay- -rn
m awful silly little fool. Mr. Hanvey
but l can't help IT.
You go right ahead and cry. Ivy"
Hanveya voice was infinitely gentle
Il guess / know how - feel Once
when l WIS Il heap yosnga-and q
heap thinner had 4 girl And |
lost her She married another
Teller. and II sort of seened - thorgh
she had died.
Ivy sensed the very genziDe syn
pathy and the deep human unter-
standing The campus tragedy had
hurt more than anyoDe suspected
There had been the SHOCK the hnr-
ror then the fear that Larry
might have done IL Only her rupra-
mate knew OF the long hours Of cry
Ing only the roon2fe coaId
tell of the heroisn which Hnf Ivy
WEIGH br1rely nut o. TIE 0mpux
But Ivy had not talked fo fhaf roorn-
mate Harvey. movie v1s different
She felt thai he understood and world
help II was = relief to hIk-
Pat Thayer and I we're enEnx-d--
she said simply
Gee.
-Of course. we weren't thinking
about getting married 1usf yet We
both felt | was too young But I was
wearing his fraternity pin md he Wal
wearing = diamond ring which @ed 10
belong to my mother Auin he eyes
filed with tears HE had II On when
when he died. Mr. Harvey
Jim shook his head -where h IL
now. Miss WeIchZs
II don't knew. I suppose FIR Still
on-on his finger / put II there my
self
She suddenly buried her face In her
hands HAnvey. flied with 4 deep
pity. watched her In silence Then the
blond head Jerked upward and she
forced 4 smile Il won't nIk about
II any more. Mr. Harvey TN try to
be 4 good scout You're going to help
get Larry freeT
-Yes-if he h innocent
Surely you don't think -
NO, Ivy don't Buf 1 c think
that LAry has talked hinseif Into i
lot OF trouble And II - wonr tell
the truth it's up TO me to md Il out
from someone else
-TD tell you everything l know
Good Now FIRST werenr you
with Nr. Thayer day before yesterday
Just about noon7
Yes. sir
did Max Vernon meet youT
-Yex. SIR
What happened them
She heSitafed. and her cheeks grew
white. but she answered with brave
honesty
@They had . pretty nasty quarre4.
Mr. Harvey
Harvey ieaned forward -wozid
you mind telling ne- Af1 WelcA-
what Vernon and Thsyer ~qaarresed
about7~
She flushed slightly ~Abcnt
-Whyy"
Well she answered With \ AaaA
OF the straightforwnrdnem which ~
liked--I guess I acted pretty rottea-
had \ date with Max and / nosA
him up
Il see You preferred hrinx
with T1ayery
@Of course
WHY
Because Max II just "a kid He's
= good sport and MI That but he's 4
baby
Haven't he and Thzyex Always
been good friendx7-
yes"
when did you notice any caanxeT-
-Oh. | can't just renemh<r. ME.
Harvey. but MIX has been inpoak-
BILE lately AoouinG arosnd With :
face like hast weeks wnsA. ard n
ways taking serious Instead Of XII
ding along like he uHed to. l Est
awful bored Then l started En4ng
with Pat-fhatfs Mr. Thay1-and Max
got sorer than yer Then be asked
me for = May day dnfe- We WEIR b
70 to the class track Dee- n<f Phi
and Just naturally forgot the date
that's all Then when Max met us -
got nasty about IT. and u course. Pnf
wouldn't stand that
-Of course not What did Mr. Taay-
er dor
-Oh. he sort Of treated Max Ike =
kid. Max got awful sore I raean, -
was downright ugly about IT.
And fhen?
He stalked on. frrfng to look fks
\ man"
And you and Mr. Th2yerT
I'VE talked for awhile and then -
said he had to CT ready for m afterA
noon class He said II MAX was sorG
and wouldn't take me to the trn<k
meet, he'd tzke me
/ That was nice Nov. aSouG
your brother
Her Eyes flashed You kno~ -
wouldn't kill anybody. Mr. Harvey.
You've met him he's nne nan
and he just wouldn't Do anything Mhs
that"
did you e Larry between IL
time Thayer left yos and the d.
Larry went to see him nj the I'M
ternfty hOuse7~