The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-14

Keep me Informed. Marx. II
anything happens. said Furth as
they separated ia like 10 know
how IL turns out
m" thought the millionaire.
later, "Bunnee engine II worth
anything. IA finance Il myself
Meanwhile hagsard and dis.
trosscd young inventor was inqnir'
Ing % Mrs. Rafferty, concerning the
" hercaboutH OF Miss Flynt Tho
lone WILDLY didn't know wher" the
st.uOgraph.r Was She had lett
suddenly without saying where abe
vas going
And the poor dear was ~ pal"
a. n ghost" said Mrs Rafferty,
I'm sure ! don't know what had
come over her
For days hume carried on the
search First. he haunted the Of
flee buildings lie scanned The face
OF every giri at Frederick a Mel
sons. the Bon Aarehe, Mepo1pal
soushsies's. Rhodes Brothers ana
the other biz stores Finally he
y-niursd into the suburbs aud the
Wholesale district
one day. having walked the
length Of the waterfront. a. Tar
south as noran's. h. realized that
h. vas weak with hunger. and
turned In nj chavreey virgins
restaurant, on Occidental Az.
When he had eaten. he approach
cd the desk with his check. He
put a dollar on the counter and
waited for his change
Thank you. said the cashier.
II have been looking for you
everywhere. said Bunne.
Your change" tho cashier rc-
minded him
why did you hide from mcf"
asked Bunne
Th. gentleman behind YOU IL
waiting. said the cashier. In . voice
very small and no, quite steady.
Never mind the gentleman be
hind me. lie had her hand now
Put on your hat I've got 20 apollo
glxe to- YOU. and this Isn't the place
for IT.
Il WON'T"
oh. yes. you will. said Buuae.
and began helping her into her
coat.
Hey" called chauneey Wright.
coming up from the rear OF the
restaurant. where arr you going
with my cashier. young MANI
This young lady and ], said
nunne. are engaged 10 be married.
We're goinR ~ 70 the courthouse
now TO get the license"
why Josiah Bunne'" gaspcd
Miss Flynt
by the way. dear. what IL your
first name? You've never told me "
Coming down Profanity Hin. they
met Freeman outside police head
quarters
Just the folks vas looking for.
said the detective Come on In
and see the cap"
once inside. Freeman explained:
Tenants got Parmcnter In his OF.
flee I'm the stage manager stand
near the door. and when | nod
walk in quick
Freeman entered Tenants room.
I leaving the door open.
Il want you to meet some friends
OF mine--and yours"
II was Captain Tenants voice
And Freeman stepped 10 the door
and nodded. IA Miss F1ynt and
| Bunne entered. there appeared
/ through another door on the far
side OF the room. squirt" iIauff
man and the Royal Egyptian Clair
voyant and Hypnotist. both much
I chastened and subdued.
Parmenter sprang 10 his feet
His face was pasty. Fear had him
by the throat
Il quit" he croaked I'll square
II with you. Mr.. Bunne" III
cringcd when his eyes met the In
yentor's. Il intended TO play fat
with YOU. swear 80 God did
Don't prosecute me. Mr. bunne'"
With trembling fingers he drew
from an inside coat pocket nm off
ciallooking document and tore I
into tiny Fragments.
fHTueuter, said Tenn1nt, the
tell me that the climate OF Southern
California is excellent
Parmenter pulled himself toRethe
with an effort. And managed Il
smile For flash'he was the Rhos
OF the Hon. Horace Parmenter. IN,
unctuoua. genial and urbauc
80 have been told. captain" H.
said Thank you for the sugges
!, ton. And now-now am permit
ted to go?'
While the going ~ good" sail
Tenant. Go M far "a YOU like.
lie went. his hulking shoulder
dropping.
They we're married nj the hanRa
on Harbor lsland-the weather
beaten shed which held tho nor
collapsible. unacceptable aert
plane.
Or. NJ. A. Matthews, to who's
church Bunne belonged, performc
the ceremony. Detective Mark FREE
man was best man, and Jacob Furt
] gave the bride away. Furth's gli