Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-07-23 | Page 7 | Her Own Way by a Girl of Today

HER HERO OWN JJ cA GIRL JUDY IS INSOLENT My tone had the desired ef effect upon Dr Flint I could s see se e that It drove him mad with rage He lost all control of at himself lf Wheres that bottler he fairly shouted at me What bottle I asked as Innocently Inno- Inno as as I could You know v very ry well what bottle young woman Pass it over ove or or it will be the worse for you I beg began n to get angry a and d I did not make a sound The idea ot of that old man telling me rae that poor 1 Miss Cleavers Cleaver's suicide was going to tomake tomake tomake make it disagreeable for the Morton Morton Mor Mor- ton department store when he know knew how disagreeable the manager ot of the store had haa made it for tor Miss Cleaver before she reached that stage of desperation where she would take her own life made me rue want to strike him I Just looked at him He need not think he was going to frighten me He need not think th that t I was going to do anything anything anything any any- thing that I didn't want to do I t think I made him understand this and that he realized he had made a a. mistake by trying to bully me for he immediately started on another tack Forgive my Miss Misa Dean he said C l course you know that I am very much worried about the loss of that bottle containing con con- taming the liquid that poor Miss Cleaver drank h here re while she was was was' temporarily insane It will be very ery terrible if someone wh who does not understand all the circumstances circumstance should find that bottle No o one could have dreamed that thata a woman who was as successful In her chosen work as Miss Cleaver could possibly take teke her own life I I will tell you Miss Dean that I was wasso wasso I Iso so s sure re in my own mind that this 1 could not be that I did not as I usually Ily do glance about for in incriminating incriminating in in- criminating evidence of suicide when 1 I come upon a man or woman woman woman wo wo- wo- wo J man in her condition Of course the moment I really examined Miss Cleaver I found out what was the matter with her but butI I was then too busy trying to save her life to think of anything else Did you really examine her Dr Di Flint I thought you were to too bu buy busy y telephoning to do that I know you left your four patient while you held beld helda belda a long conversation with someone over the the wire I was trying to get an ambulance lance to get the poor woman to the hospital the doctor explained Someone else could have made that request Just as well as you you doctor Dr Flint tried triei to Ignore my last speech Copyright 1926 NEA Service Inc Inc TOMORROW The Old Hypocrite 1 j