Pinedale Roundup, The (Newspaper) - November 30, 1933, Pinedale, Wyoming THE PINEDALE ROUNDUP WYOMING The Fourth Lovely By THERESE BENSON CHAPTER She doesn t like Carols Mason If she gets out of cuing to Europe she can t to have every thing her imn hy not Mrs Masim to Slav with In Sutton place until the children a srti mis close 1 be with Nn spoke c intra I promised on fit If to the re of a ting girt say 1 nm be prepared to make me n Send her to me If she too serii and III talh her into agreeing This after several conferences wna the film mem Susan and Charles sailed Pam and Mrs Mason settled Into a state of armed neutral Stone and little Of herself from dinners on the Score of her banting an excuse ther accepted hopeless of a change for the better In her appearance As a matter of fact she was Iodine weight more rapidly now anil to think It advisable to keep a close watch over her Madame Georgette hnd been obliged to alter her clothes several times and the Improvement In her looks was at last pen herself while the Irish woman was loud In her ex of admiration as she set pins to Indicate the line she wished Stone had pone back to Virginia ten davs before and was surprised tn find how mmh she missed both him and tire dops ns the docs hud taken precedence all other breeds and wore the things she promised herself for I online baik at dusk along ibe fifth avenue of park s man far down the street a leash and two dogs came racing toward her to leap upon her with enthusiasm knew you before 1 di 1 explained when he came up to her nearly pulled me off my feet Then as If the win forced great grandmother I certainly am agreed 1 should think would find calling me How s Love Perfect Stone replied neigh bors are Its only drawback One of them caught my train Smif asked Then In recognition of an affirmative nod Such singleness of purpose deserves some reward What brings you here? Same thing that brought Bee you Stone assured her 1 ve had a real Inspiration dont you eome and pav me a vUIt? You d like to see again t you? It certainly deserves Its name tn Like to see again? It seemed to If the muscles of It Would Be Terrible to SUspect Her She 9 My Cousin her 1 ar un I her heart at thp th nnt sho k her head in tin N t let she nn Iv u ha k tn Virginia Hit v n fur m menu in silence Meriv U be Iran in you ton M ne warned her at length Mie d have nei n after you tonight If she d where you live 1 ve never her vour name Isn t Madame gallon Don t said It s none of her business as line us know her dear Im afraid you dont really like my future wife halted ss as If the traffic signals were against her Have you tied yourself up with that she asked tight lipped jou me Ston adoi ted an Injured air I never advise anybody Well Stone looked at her I evidently misunderstood because of the dogs went THE STOgY FROM THE OPENING CHAPTER Matilda Smith Lovely youngest end the of Ibe four Lively herself tn de The family estate In Virginia is owned by brother who In Chile dearest U to own ft Ii rented to a Mr Under the Madame ai a Uttle of the a She a client who to evade the pursuit of an extraordinarily lady whom he refers to as Mercy Later the lady In Mies Martha Washington Mercedes cornea Her Is that because of her weight the baa toet her lover Johnny advises her to diet until aha has reduced Mercy proposes that try the cure and If the are tory Mercy will follow her example For a generous fee consents Johnny discovers Identity SAd Ii himself by as the tenant o He tells her a pathetic of his child In r ranee and England Circumstances made him the lessee of Unused to Virginia ways he thought violates the conventions and Is condemned by his neighbors not a gentleman He has a miniature of hla find tells the portrait Is that of Lorraine Lovely also an ancestress of According to Virginia tra K he nnd are cousins If reducing course gives promise of splendid results takes an apartment I Nu v V.ork Hla real name Is Rockwell but for family reasons he took the name of ly Stone in a trifle Incoherently 1 m afraid wouldn t make them m afraid she doesn t really understand bulldogs you re married you d better give them to me stone And how about making me Stone demanded 1 beep asking yon hat Isn t that of Ion Of a sudden doubted the au of his news I don t believe you re engaged to Mercy at all she said trying to con ceal the relief the thought gave her 1 don t believe you have the nerve to propose to her When the time cornen 11 probably have to do It for you You d be afraid Of course rd be she d accept me Looking on It as her ast chance perhaps you ve been banting shes been her self Indulging In a perfect orgy of rich food Walt till you see her Walt till she sees me I that she 11 rush to the telephone and make an Immediate appointment with doctor Blanton And when he brought her bach to her former love vou 11 sing a different tune Indeed Stone stared at her cun I m Interested to know what makes vou so certain of that? At her best 1 wasnt stuck on Mercy Whv should you both he so sure I will be stared back at him mouth open her whole expression hat of one transfixed bv amazement Why Indeed Hut jou she began weakly I said I hated fat people Well so I do Bnt 1 m not of BO i everybody who happens to he thin And for all of me will die an old maid fat or bin That complicates mat era admitted She had surprised herself by her ludden revulsion of feeling at the sug of his engagement to since 11 would be go convenient an ar It occurred to her that t was not so that she objected the marriage as that she objected o his succumbing Arrived at the Badminton she said good by to the dogs while Stone asked f he conld take her out to dinner somewhere on forget that I no longer eat she said with a smile 1 come to see after dinner then Have a heart Smif I ve got to go somewhere to escape Mercy Shell dropping ID to see my sweet little Bachelor apartment as sure as For a moment hesitated Come of course she said will he here and I ilon t know whether will like him r r not III be here Tou upstairs In ur own living i Snuf returned stir ced nn 1 prefer t see mv friends tn nn own 1 he comes as vour d 1 dont think vou should receive him in private mlf stamped her foot stone hnw cnn he so ridicu s I 1 receive vou then es admitted with porten tons PR vou do And that Is different I this mans in love with vou while 1 m nlv en isin I to find words to nt the case whirled and left him standing on the pavement Miss Mercedes paid the second In stalment of the ten thousand dollars with secret unwillingness and alacrity There was no for hpr to evade the payment as she was gen Impressed with the change In s figure The woman actually appeared to be passable good looking she said to Stone It In contrast to her previous weight Now If this doctor w 111 only do as much for The magnificence of the result ed evidently baffled description As an unwilling martyr the sub- mitted to Doctor tlon and was aghast at his advice and prognosis he being of the opinion that kindness was wasted on women of her type Certainly I reduced Sal ton be said She was an obedient ind uncomplaining patient She he nerve to stick to her under all temptation Ton won't hive but I warn you I'll find ont and If TOO He to about It m not charm yon double bnt ril probably refuse to hother myself any more about von waa food for cedes soul She became humble under It and said everything she conld tn convince Doctor Blanton of her fortl tilde and rectitude Smif was growing more and more discontented with her business She was constantly busy and almost as constantly bored The monetary re- weilt in her most sanguine moments but the human Interest was lacking 1 might as well he a trained nurse specialising In the care of the minded for all the fun 1 get out of it she groaned as she went to answer a call on the telephone 1 can't take Imaginary Ills seriously Some time before Pamela Phelps had taken up miniature painting Set tied at the Manor for the summer months she still came to town for sons It was she now who was on the phone speaking from a and In evident agitation I m on to town Don t go out till I get there I must see vou Promise me you won't go out And oh try to see me at once My nerves are all shot Is the asked Of course Til see whats The phone was dead Instantly on receiving her promise Pam had hung np When the girl arrived looking white and strained her hair straggling out from beneath her smart hat the thing asked was Tell you killed anyone? Para answered I angel give me a cigarette while I pull myself together I've driven In so fast everything a still moving and It's one of the world s wonders whv I warn t given a whole bunch of tickets have It Pam I If it's as bad as yon think It Is sue coated gently Pam drew a deep and audible breath 1 m being she said sue That was something she had not expected yet never winced form has the blackmail she Inquired A demand for two hundred thon sand Pam answered Which of course not being of age 1 haven't sot Give me all the details Pam ami don t look so desperate 1 feel desperate the girl said with a painful gulp I feel soiled as If rd really done something disgraceful the moment my mother s back was turned But honestly I ve done nothing Ton don t have to tell me that replied don t I know At this the girl begin to cry child Ish tears of relaxed tension 1 ou re a brick I might have you d stand by me you are al such a rock to lean on She wiped her eyes determinedly and sat forward In her chair Vow listen she said 111 try to tell yon thing as It happened and vou 11 he able to see If I m to blame In anv wav 1 d been looking around for something to do I din draw little and Cousin Carols suggested that I might be able to do miniatures from photographs you under stand Mother then remarked that she would love tn have a good copy of a miniature of one of the Phelps an Father has the I was feeling pretty mushy abou because she had consented tn let me at home and I determined to copy It for her and If I t ceed Id have some one else do It s surprise 1 wonted to take some lessons thinking that a teacher wonld be able to ray drawing Keep me up tn the mark generally and Solve the cull I p.s i was bound to have with a medium that was new to me Cousin Carola It turned out had beard of exactly the right person This was a Monsieur a Belgian who had first none to England his old mother When she died he came here imd not the right Introductions had not been very Also he had married bad a sweet little wife and Umo babies These expenses had made It necessary for to live lessons although nil he waa nothing short of a genius and Cousin appeared to consider It a great condescension on part Cousin Carola stems to play quite t part In this remarked how even before father and mother sailed I had begun to take lessons Monsieur Maheuse had a little studio In his house 1 never saw the man work but be talked largely of pictures he had exhibited abroad I had been asked if I private lessons which were more expensive and Cousin me at once said that they would be advisable I didn't want that I want ed to do as much work as I conld nn aided and I thought I could learn something too from watching the other pupils so I said I would prefer to go Into a class Cousin Carola didn't like that at all Against her deter mined opposition 1 insisted on having my own way I joined a class There waa one man or boy rather a shabby and unattractive Jew but with talent 1 thought two other girls besides me They always come except at first His wife and the children wandered in now and then and U de- that the oldest child a boy named Eugene was crazy abont auto- mobiles So one particularly fine day I suggested that Brennan should take Madame and the children dare to lay his band on 1 thought of coming to you but something warned me that I wonld be wist to at home on time I had doubts of Cousin Carola And wit there waiting for me which was most unusual Do you think my cousin conld be snake enough to frame np t thing like Probably said with the Intention of soothing the girl I pre- sume yon gave her no satisfaction Tf Naturally Pam assured her I'd had plenty of time to cool off on the way home Yet the whole affair was so evidently planned that I was convinced I hadnt heard the end of It and 1 was right This morning a man called me on the phone said he represented Madame and that she did not wish to embarrass me by publicity of a suit for alienation of affection She however had her to consider Loss of their father meant loss of their sole support and there were three little ones to feed and educate In fine she was pre pared to settle ont of court for two thousand then said I conld not make ont what he was talking about that the tion waa bad that I was leaving for town on the Instant and had no time to bother trifles and that they had better see yon I knew If anyone conld save me you conld God bless yon said Having unburdened herself and en- listed help In her difficulty Pamela was decidedly cheered And she said as one who had shifted her responsibility what are you going to do about The move my child Is for Then the Door Wat Opined wid Hit and Two Pamela colored It would he ter rible to suspect she said trem blindly She's my own cousin Any for a drive In the park Instead of Ing Idly for me After that they were always standing abont wistfully when I arrived end It seemed so Uttle to do for them that It became a regular tom Let me I aay lion sleur was Not In a way that had any appeal for me Now have I told yon No I committed one other sin Madame la German Her husband Begged me to speak French with him since he so seldom heard the Ian guage that he wag losing all facility In speaking It He said big Trade nn It bat dared not speak be- cause of an atrocious accent That all np to yesterday There were no other pupils In the studio when I arrived Madame MB Dense and the children went ont as usual In my car and for abont half an hour I worked without speaking to the man who looting flown Happen Ing to look np I caught him consulting his wrist watch a cheap thing that I had bought for son bnt gave to him wben he hinted that be had no way to tell wben bis classes should end 1 think now that he and his win had everything carefully timed At all events I consulted my own watch and found that I had at least half an honr more bnt decided thn If for any reason he was In a hurry I bad better get my criticism over with asked him to look at I had done Be delayed on one pretext or another for abont ten minutes At last he over to me and pnt his band on the shonlder that was farthest from him That U his arm waa across the tie bad never touched even my lingers before I shook him off and to my feet something flow dare Take hand away And then as the door was opened and bis wife and two men appeared on the threshold he metal how of sput ter oat In had never talked with lad waa that I loved how proud and hippy I made And what did yon dor asked Smlt his as hard ta 1 could picked op my miniatures copy and ray paints refused to listen to t word any of them Mid out and drove home 1 was simply op with race That nt you to move yourself away from here We dont want these crooks to and u In consultation can't go cried Pam I'd to crazy not knowing what has happened And I don't want yon toNall me at the Manor There's an extension In my room bat anyone can listen In all over the house pondered on this If Mrs son were really mixed np In the fair It was Important to keep Pam's morale up and she could with the girl's anxiety As a matter of fact nothing will happen she said at length These people one or all ol them will come here and state their case I don't know whether they will try to bluster Probably they will What ever their tactics Ptt going to play time And remember they're more nervous than yon are This Attempt of law 1 think It's oiled the badger game and la pot up on a man with an outraged husband coming In opportunely Anyhow go now After luncheon come on foot to Georgette's If anything has happened m leave word for yon and yon can come right np If not buy gown and loiter around Ull I wad for yon Madame Georgette will be lad of your patronage Somewhat mechanically worked through her appointments wondering the while why she beard nothing from Madame and her cohorts It was a relief to her when Buttons at last came to announce that two men and lady were In the enter waiting room and had given dim the that Miss had sent Tell them that u they ban no ap Madame Salton regrets that her time will be fully engaged or at least two If they object u waiting tell them It would be safer to count on three boors but If they re turn In two I will gee them the first moment It possible Buttons returned breathless from his errand They've he announced The little lady made em go Say she's awful pretty Like a don sort When the enemy retained at the end of two boors she decided lot to make the men angry by farther delay Tin two males strode Into the room side by side the woman following la the rear v BV ROGERS BEVERLY Well all t to Just I remain the papers en what I gather tram pamphlets tint peo pie lend me tlon Somebody ii ittre doing good that la In the print Ing line Every gay thats cot a scheme racket idea or hal gets n put In pamphlet lorm and while letter R comet pretty late ID alphabet they must have me mixed win A I am the Brat to this Depression Solver Now Its not that I dont appreciate It I do I think its of em to think of me bnt I wish they wonld think ot well I wish they would just think of me In case anyone happens to ask you this a pretty tough Depression and its going to take more than a pamphlet to dig us out I dont even book will do It and there is just about in a lr pamphlets Maby pamphlets gradually grow Into books maby they start out an just a barber shop argument The fel low gets more words and he Issues one of these Uttle dodge's or throw aways then he feels that what the dodger lacked was a little more explanation Then the dodger becomes a pamphlet Now It much ot a Jump tram a to a book provided yon get out the book yourself As the depression In- creases why solution gradually gets longer BO Its beginning to be real that maby the thing wont really be solved with not even a book bnt maby two to six volumes So when the vol nines commence coming In even If the postage is paid I am going to dive right off one of these Santa Monica mountains I believe thats whats the matter with this depression everybody wants to solve It and nobody wants to work at anything else 1 believe If It was an maby over the radio on a tional hook up announced that It ent ba solved why there wonld he enough people released from solving it They wonld go back to working on no- body bnt their own problems and maby first thing we knew we wonld be doing pretty good the fact that it ta solved s blessing Everybody better when you really know even the Its this not know Ing thats a worrying ns more than the actual of It t win bet yon oas thing I bet yon IB frest race yon wont get coming out saying they can fix it They have learned their lesson The most that win be said In the next Campaign Platform of either Party will he Now boys we are going to try and check ft bat we are not saying we win but WB will promise yon this we are not tolas to let It spread any more than we can possibly help Ton sea the way t figure this thing will end Is that the depression wont be solved It win lust remain with ns and as new generation grows np why they wont be used to anything else and they wont mind It Wait till the ones who lived through the era are til dead Ton see any person that lived through those times Just cant get it ont of his head The World was spoiled for him anyhow So what mnst be done la grow up more children and do what we can to get ns old ones to drop off We cant re- in ember anything hut the days when all we had to do to get anything under the sun thai we I too or I need was to just nod head I In I the address where to send It The thought of money changing was rather vulgar everything was on time It we was to actually have good times why we full welcome It If wa had to pay lor anything and nbt get It on credit Bnt these young ones coming along The old car will be worn ont the radio gone and a hundred and one other things he wont know anything about will only buy what he needs and will pay for It So yon see the depres slon wont end till we grow a generation that knows how to live on what they got and never knew anything else Meaning of Word soviet Soviet means council and was originally to designate the era conned which dominated a strike In Tsarist Russia Bach factory wonld elect a representative to attend tte soviet it waa these Soviets formed the nucleus ot the revelation the Soviets still Woman Flew Dirigible Alone The only woman to fly a dirigible alone waa wife ot Col Heiry ridge ot New York City Sae this feat m a or to Parti France yean ago
