The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-01
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DICK THINKS MoLLlE is
LUCKY


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Enterprise Association
What IL Mollie going TO do with
those three men who have sudden.
~ gone crazy over her, Margief'
Isn't II queer. little book. that
no man can see why any man
should fall desperately In love with
his sister Dick thinks Jim Ed,c,
Chadwick Hatton and Pat Sullivan
are insane because they are all
Interested In Mollie.
"Mollio IL II mink. Margie She
should make up her mind before
long. II isn't right to let those
fellows dangle. II was only lit.
tie while ago that she was ready
% run away with Hatton. even
when lhe knew he had wife Nv.
Ing. Isn't he 'euch much now
that she knows she can have him
lawfully. without scandal Person
ally. ! hope she won't marry him
| think Pat is worth two OF him
and SO Is Jim. They are regular
fellows.
4 always distrust a chap who IL
musical. Hatton plays the piano
too well TO be real man. don't
want any Paderewskis In the
Waverly family saw n must.
clan yet who did no, have lot OF
silly women toddllns around after
him"
Dick was quite working himself
up 10 high pitch OF anger.
My dear husband. you musg re.
member II Is Molllo who is get.
ting married and not YOU" | said.
For chap who has always had
more money than he knew what
TO do with am quite sure Hatton
proves up pretty we'll with the rest
OF you. He Is greatly In love with
Mollte and Il seems 10 me tina; he
acted very honorable when he ran
away after all the announcement
he received from Mollie
i want TO see Moliie marry the
man she wants To marry. but 4
confess would like TO sec ner
marry a man younger than any q
them
Well. " she doesn't look out
they viii all get sick OF playing
scRips TO hang at her belt. 81
grumhled Dick "Ot course. Mo.iie
~ a dandy girl know that. for
she Ia my sister. bu, want 20 tell
you one thing. she Is much to-
independent for a man like me- 20
be happy with as a wife. Why any
girl ought to jump AZ the CHARGE
OF marrying any ono OF those mon.
Honest. Dick. do you think any
one Of them is too good for
Moilief"
Well. HAtton. you know. Ia
worth a million dollars. he"
DO you measure the worth OF
a husband by hla money. Dick" 4
Interrupted with a laugh. II that
was the standard IN your case. my
dear. you could not have been very
worthy"
| could have bitten my tongue
out the moment said thia and 1
FASTENED 20 add. i said that Dick.
dear. Just to show you how foolish
your idea ". that money has an
Influence on true womans choice
W - NAe"ahAa tlA nut Know
when Married you whether you
had ) cents. and am sure that
Mollle never thinks about money
when she thinks OF her three sweet.
hearts. besides. Pat Sullivan com.
mands a biz salary ms managing
editor % the daily ----- aud
Jim has enough from his ranches
10 keep any girl In comfort"
she don't know IN what luck
she Is playing, Dick asserted
sullenly.
Rather. the man that gets your
ulster Noble will be playing In the
greatest possible luck. Dick. q
have come 20 think that the loyal
love of a true woman Ia the great.
Get thing In the world for a man
10 receive and am afraid that few
men appreciate f.
Are you going TO preach7"I
asked Dick with n yawn. as no put
on his coat preparatory to going
out
TO Be continued.l
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