Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11

00uEo0 HIN. VT 1ogm tn hoooks
Ieonoany myself shan imposs sxactiH
tAeoe tae1Ds. they ass not at On N.
reasonable. if you sesdy them Over.
The appgsciati6n n peopsGty value -
real and would occur under ycur man.
aSem6nt - we'll - nina Tho hum
1rsd thoasaad I require you % place.
b trust fund = only propsf 20.
c6ueisa tat deiay O. failure q I'm
Dast 6oes MAJ htnd9 eur opeEatioaA
and Il may b used In making tho anal
0ayDs0ts on the building. The *.
change Of stock viii b. think, oe
vast beas6t b both companies. IN
forming community Of interests"
Ths Chairman q the committee
smoothed hi snow white hair and q
eumsd his post Of honor. I'VE shall
take mp this entire matter n meet
NJ Of The proposed stockholdsEs Of tho
hotel company. and hold further con-
ference with you" hs promised.
Long nosed Mr.. Poyntae PAUSED for
q word with Wallingford alone. "lf I
only had son like your he observed
with twinkling eyes.
I'm meet You In the bar BY ana By. :
chuckled Wallingford.
Blackie and Paul came out Of their
trance % the committee left the room.
II couldn't keep tack OF that with
score board, Jim" confessed Blackie,
while Paul chewed slowly and painful
y on . cylinder Of sassafras favored
ta6y: ''but ! gather this much. and e
pains M. You're preparing to engage
n IN actual constructor deal"
We've no time TO monkey" return
ed Wallingford. looking ut bis watch.
I'VE have to get busy With IN archi-
teck"
Energetic lawyers slammed through
Incorporation papeFs for the Neptune
Sun Bath company and the Neptune
Hotel company. The completely O..
gani3ed companies held their Joint
meeting and signed their mutual lease
and formed the trust fund and ex-,
changed specimens OF their capital
stock
Then the blow fell. Next mornings
papers contained more interesting
reading than any which Paul Poalets
had previously provided. This time he
turned hlo attention to the social tea
tueeo OF The proposed new bath sstab-
hshment The bathA primarily, were
to b for ths relief Of the nerve rack
"a and tie TAGGED and the jaded The
quiet. soothing treatment Of the blue
light rays was to restore tone and
health b thooo who had lived over
we'll, and the treatment was TO consist
IN abooluto freedom. All day long the
patients were to spend their time in
the celebrating artificial ozone Of the
underwater palace. were to bask in,
the filtered sunlight were to b I'M
hampeFsd Of limb and furnished with
light amuDsments. such % eating and
drinking and music and dancing. and
It was limited that, in place OF being
boso, tho cure was one that would b
sought By wealthy luxury lovers for
its gaysty alone. In substantiation OF
this It was stated that the steward OF
the Neptune Sun Bath company had
contracted for the largest nnest and
most complete supply Of vintage cham
pagns IN the world!
j., NGreat Jefusalems exploded Wedg0
1awed Hittam. .How and why did
you ever permit such an atrocious sto
n a. that to creep into printY"
.Why atrocious?" inquired Walling-
ford. cts the sort Of place propose
TO run
~You actually sanctioned It, them
and Hittam looked to the chairman Of
his committee for backing.
ITS an outrageT' pronounced NE
Naylef. bis pink face Gushing red.
certainly. sanctioned It" Wallins-
ford dispassionately said. Z constder
Il splendid business publicity. Wen
have the i've speadsfs here from all
over the universe Immediately follow.
ins every spree"
the Neptune Hotel company dos
not want that sort Of patronage" NJ.
Hittam angrily insisted. ut wants the
respectable moneyed cIass."
Respectable people don't spend
enough" asserted Wallingford Tiese
plans % outlined are my own. and
they're going 20 stick. I'm MT In this
business for my health. and any night
my patients don't absorb ten cases Of
Champagne RI complain to ths au'
thoeit3eA"
The committee adjourned Immediate.
u and repaired to the padded aacovo
Of the Surf hOtel bar.
"We're stungr' declared Hittam.
understand now why this informal
Walhngford made ~ put up Z hum
dred thousand guarantee fund He
wanted to make sure OF having q hotel
to feed bis resort for faded sports"
'aThe worst Of It Il we hold stock IN
his company" commented Nayler.
mot enough" responded Hittam. ''of
we'd outvots him and run bis bath -
adjustment on Q less hilarious basaA
It's good enough scheme"
Mr.. Hittnm rose sharply from BIZ
seat at the inner end Of the table
.'Pollet," he called abruptly. -comA
over here"
ITO Be c,nti1us1.)
Opal 70 Deadly Omen.
The superstition has come DOWN ene
ases that to nnd m opal = . deadly
OMEN. II means that You have picked
IN someoue else's misfortune. Bses
tse IL he Stone Ne, no matter whaS
10 value may n" n - old adage.