Logan Republican | 1904-01-16 | Page 3 | Hunting the Pretty Typewriters

llillillnc tlm I'rrtty TjiKiirrllpr. j jfi 'fl "It bcemes to be easier for a good X 'jflj looking tjpewrlter to get mariled than ( for any other woman who earns her f I llUng," said mi emplojer. "Theio nro W'M countiy metebiints mid country profes- 28 fl sloual men, and some city ones, too, Jj I who limit tho cnrildors of hotels wbero m I there mo t.pe liters, get acquainted m H with the gills and mnrry them. fl "I know a wommi who bus macblnca m In soenl of the idlng hotels, nnd M lu Eome of them sho hns two or three. I If IE She tolls mo that sho Is constantly on , 1 tho alert for good looking gills to ma ) Wi U nlpulnto the machines, for the reason I'D that they many beforo they nro long I at work, and they mnrry well. Sho ( t WAM nays sho likes to help these girls Into ' 1 homes. Out ot tho cloen tjppwrlters ' that sho has employed In the last M M twelve months eight have luarrled, and - i 15 1 each ono did well." New Yoik Prea. ( j S t Ifli Sj