The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-25

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rcnnlry town you'll find that
N eess young men SO away 20
Hlas Only the NUTS stay
put It's different With the
Trey can't 20 away And
.lmpiy can't marry the NUTS
4. cav al home And there : al
- millionaire daughter
,yss admitted Duncan de
Wsa YOU 70 20 a town like this
4 lol o. good bus not flashy
go Get 4 room In the house 81
u eAattv malden ladies', sisters
sbtrsa Then 70 out 90 all the
.rAsnts and say 10 each one
asm quietly. Tn looking fer a
&eiou. Pretty soon one Of them
s. .aks you IN
spsrs drink Don't smoke
Dcar s~earl Dent use slang.
~ 90 10 church regularly.
e,xtty soon the nlllionalre's
hsshtsr will propose 70 you
serseH,
Ara m stake you to $500 until
xis married
-ru lonking for a position. said
~ nsnran when he found sam
1ntanf STANDING In his bare little
hnx store IN RadNilie. Pa
ira Ike 10 give you a place,
nN kindly old Sam. -hut the new
ng store has almost wiped me
Aps nc tend the soda fountain.
~ Duuean
erf I cant paF you
4 sant want any pay. almost
horisa TIE delighted Duncan z
M u ieagn the soda business.
WAezss ~ broom want %
sssea . Uaznd here
ngnssx Hn kinder than the old
mar ihoaek For when drug
wlasmsn cane IN al noon. during
n Oh maas absence. 20 collect a
Duncan paid him $40 and then
NJ hin 500 on account 10 send
xAoie new line Of drug sup
-
iaisr that day, when Pete VIII.
D To- deputy sheriff. came in TO
~ ~ the drug store because
O. Graham couldn't settle on a
~ Nhieh he owed Banker Lock
txt' iaat official IN the mids, az
lead talk was wheeled about by
y srlps on his shoulders and had
f59 thrust into bis face.
Az the girls began coming ~
very fret day. Wren one Of
y asked for vanilla tire IN
prisncsd Nat put the vanilla
rbe ard a little glass down before
-. As the bartender sets out
tty @Now put some soda In Il.
y srsered swectly. "oh, a high
VI nld Nat
M ne girls vent over 70 where
Hp lnham. the druggists daugh.
= ~ Standing gioomliy az the
fs<1s
AZ y0a coming 20 my partygT
vi ne bankers daughter. Josie
ieksoed
" fm no'. said Betty. simply
fHa ihs girls went ont Nat Dun.
hcked a. Bestys pretty sweet
sN Please don't be angry with
y aid 70 her n his extended
= he'd $3.50. al he had left
~ 90 TO that party. Would
~ by you a parts gown"
NE ne kindest man ever
- - months had gone By. You
Ahnf know the Graham drug
Eserybody admitted Il was
aasst IN the country. u was
A'ahs lots Of money
= Aeiloegs promises about
,,' ~ were true. They simply
~. IN '1ease Duncan alone
A. ~ s g the Thursday evening
~, rue was coming home from
~. Josie lockwood the rail.
n. daughter. vent into the
IMPOSED go 'O''0u' eOin'y
sKsliogr p mss promise
= % Glad we're engaged" said
zriase ''' - ne' iathera
contracts kept Now I can
Ixns s'snk. said Duncan rushing
h whisky bottle on the ab.lf
hs mouthfsi gay "N'
|a.'a e.'Ts IKE everything. he Gaia
W. s'saly but here's for q
M sl.s snyhow.' He picked me
H. I, VT Of The show case and
/ \ 40. !. . The floor after a puff.
h , sssDalf he raised rs hands 10
NJ =, ss.''ag His lips moved as n
~, ~ trying to speak. 6nt ~ me
II 7ouldn't come. "'' ''e
N, 20 help mel he ns,.o.a >,
MA, y est = can't swear
'lno.rr aoof, s. he rushed out. he
~ ".o Kellogg, Who had come
ssst.d. S sI,' my eontrsetlo he
Ns.i. sd I'm engaged"
n" 'n'y place can find com
Where's thstYp
Nanay. shouted Duncan, from
m vas enough. ' 10 SEQ
Mary herr 'isied hoi'
1ui how can ~ accused