Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19

'iIlitdNte inc American, she Salu
10 Chilean acquaintance among the
swimmers. with tip Of her lacy para
sol In DE Saullcs" direction.
Now. It is not considered the leas,
proper I'm chile for young women TO
be presented to young men--particu-
larry handsome and eligible youths
ont In a public place. But the senor-
ita didn't care "A puff for that She
had hut recently returned from schoo,
In England and travel about the cor
tincnt She dismissed her chaperon's
protests with a playful pout and had
her own way.
Jack De Saulles was presented and
n queer thing happened De Saulles
never before had appeared self con-
scious when meeting strangers. lar
from IT, De Saulles always had
seemed that At home where
ever he hung his hat \ young man
who had brought some forty thousand
people. packed like sardincs. in sta
dium to their feet as he raced down
the field with a football tucked under
his arm wouldn't be expected to be-
come confused at being introduced 70
young woman, even tho she werv
about the prcttiest girl he had ever
seen. But that was exactly what hap
! pcned to DE Sauiles He became So
, embarrassed that later some OF his
friends remarked that Jack must
have lost his heart i'm n moment"
Jack protested feebly and moved
his office from Santiago to Valparaiso.
The Senorita Blanquita lived in Vai-
paraisp. Valparaiso ana Nina Del
Mar saw much OF the American. ana
OF course. SO did the senorita
De Saulles' troubles began quickly.
He discovered that the customs OF
GRnfl, A ,..Att1G l. f,,,
20 see the senorita few times a week.
II didn't suit Jack. Back in the states
one could see girl. II he choose,
morning, noon ana evening. But noe
in chile.
Sonora FrazzuriZ- NcrEara had to
take the impetuous De Saulles to one
side and politely acquaint him with
the social customs Of the country 1t
would never. never do for him to call
in the afternoon and then be back
early IN the evening again Think
what people would gay!
De Saullcs was not interested in
people In general. lie persisted. The
senorlta was out. Back he came
again. \ maid blocked the way. nuv
a maid appreciates a handsome chap,
too Yes. the sCnorita was truly out.
/ but II the American with the winning
/ smile would so to the country CluN
he might find her She had gone there
with Juan to watch a polo game.
Juan was one Of the handsomest
! youths I'm Valparaiso. very rich. Of an
/ old and famous family and the mos,
| dashing polo player!
De Saulles could play football base
/ ball, swim, run, handle tennis
/ racket as an expert, swing n gor
/ club with the hest-but ride. there
was one thing he could not do gIUc--
/ fully.
But De Vaullcs never faltored. Be
/ cause the seuorita had gone to thC
club with Juan to watch Juan ride
his own ponies I'm the races for gentle
| men riders. and then To applaud Juan
| as he played his opponents in the polo
games Off their fcct. II did not ocl.i,
20 him that he should not go. too. lie
/ went
Juan probably ncvcr made such a
Il hero W himself As he did th"t day
Il llc made five goals for his 'e,m NJ
I polo, and his team won h' orlv ~ 3.
Il Juan got his reward The scnurlta
waved her handkerchief to him and
I applludcd with nh the might Of her
II small hands once she even inter
,uptcd the conversation OF the young
II American 10 rush to the railing 10
I cheer Juan
Doesn't he ride splcudidly?" she
! asked De SaullCs
! De Saulles. always magnanlmcus.
] admitted his rivals good points. But
/ after that morning after morninx. ne
was up with the sun and into a sad
die at the country club. The ponies
De Saulles bought were lively enough
20 make Juan's thorobreds look like
plodding truck horses.