The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-01-28
ARCTIC CIRCLE
GIRL A DREAM
'unspOiled Child of Alaska
Came Fresh From a Chi
cagO Beanery.
NEW YORK HAILED QUEEN
Beautiful 18-year-old Maiden's
Triumph Harks Back to
Kansas City, Kan.

The sob sisters, even some of their
brothers, were spotting with tears the
immaculate white marble floor of the
Hotel McAlpin lobby all during ycster-
day afternoon and late into the night.
For the lovely "Aiaskau queen the "un-
spoiled child of nature" the Maid Of the
Midnight Shows" and all that sort of
thing. whom they had been exploiting lii
certain newspaper columns throughout
the week because of her supposed first
visit to great city" after yeahs and
yeahs in the wilds, had turned out, ac-
cording to advices from Kansas City
yesterday. to be a native product of
Kansas City who had clerked In a de-
partment store in Missouri and then had
been a biscuit shooter in a Chicago
beanery just before arriving in New
York.
AT the age OF three they took me to
Alaska" the soulful eyed ''unspoiled
child of nature had been telling sym
pathetic interviewers for n week. BUT,
according to Kansas City (kansas)
laborer named Nick Sachef. who says
he is the father Of Miss Louise Sacheu.
the beauteous one. NJ the age of eigh-
teen has been taking in New York and
New Workers..
Famous City Editor Notified.
She blew into the McAlpiu a week ago
last Friday. Miss Sachen did. and took
suite In the farthest north Of the hotel
Not many hours later "A voice called up
the city editor of the greatest news
paper in all Greeley Square and said
Registered at the hotel is a very
pretty girl, daughter of n wealthy miner
Of Alaska, who has come out OF the
wilds for the first time since she was an
infant. Her name is Miss Louise
Sachen. Her views on the women of
New York. the trolley cars which she
is seeing for the first time, &c. should
b' interesting. She has bcarskin clothes
in her trunk. gold nuggets in her hand
bag and everything. Hurry, hurry,
hurry
Whtefaced. the star sob reporter slid
down a brass pole and with one jump
he was inside the McAlpin. Sure
enough, there was Miss Sachen. a de-
niure. pretty girl with soft brown eyes
And she had the bearskin cbthes and
the nuggets and everything.
The newspaper columns We're opened
to her not only the next morning but
every morning since Then the heart
interest geniuses of the evening papers
flew TO the McAlpin and begged for more
interviews and photographs
Girl Got Many Letters.
\ day hadn't passed until the morning
mail Of the unspoiled child of the frozen
north had begun to mount higher than
any stack of wheats hard working girl
in a beanery every saw. There were
letters from kindly men and women all
over the city telling her that they had
read of her and had seen her pictures in
! the newspapers and advising her mot to
let the great dreadful city spoil her
! beautifully fresh views" The movie
men raced after her-she il to appear.
for instance. in the moving picture
news at the Strand and Rialto this
week unless there is sudden cut adj
ministered to the Aim to-day-and in
vitations came for teas. to appear in
vaudeville and do all the other mighty
things that one must do when the sob
sisters suddenly make one great.
Every day the human interest sharp
who first had discovered her took her
t. theatres and to meals. his main
thought being TO keep rival literary
aaist and artistes from finding her.
Bea. after beat he scored, Sh. saw
The Century Girl" the Hippodrome
Laurette Taylor and many other Broad
way productions, She was an honor
ruest last Thursday night at the Cla-
ridge.
Invited Her TO Lecture.
Two days ago DR.. Alexander Cum.
! minis OF the University Forum sent her
/ n personal invitation to lecture next
/ TUESDAY night before the forum in the
/ Washington Irving High School audi
torium on her impressions the great
! city makes on the eyes of child of the
lands of eternal SHOWS And she nc.
cepted the invitation to lecture. too
promising to appear. as the invitation
had suggested. in the furs of her north.
ern home.
But, said Nick Sachen OF 500 Dugarr,
avenue. Kansas City. Kan, yesterday in
an interview to THE SUNS correspondent
in Kansas City. ITS the bunk. Louis,
Is my daughter and she hasn't beer
shooting moose and caribou in Alask;
all her life.
"She left here last fall 10 grab of
eight bucks a week In Chicago shootin,
biscuits in beanery," added Louise
alleged papa.
At late hour last night the ouce,
of the Shows was still lodging reporter,
in the McAlpin, once she had learne,
from the first OF them to call yesterda,
what Nick Sachen of Kansas City hat
| to say.
And simultaneously not far from IN,
McAlpin everybody was sitting aroun,
the desks OF the greatest newspa per I,
all Greeley Square waiting to receiy,
at any minute a cable from the bos,
running: DO not pay any expens,
bills turned in by members OF stan fo
entertaining that 'unspoiled child of ma
turc.' Just heard the news even owe
here. Nothing doing"
Eludes Waiting Intervicwer,.
Then. as the hours dragged towar,
midnight last night and the lovely youn,
lady did not appear In the McAlpin-sb,
had gone out shortly after arising an,
had not returned except to duck I'm by ,
side entrance for a moment. thus eludln,
the waiting interviewers--as the hour
dragged on and on the interviewer wh,
had been entertaining her all weel
sighed again and again.
II can't understand It," he would re
peat over and over, especially as tn
dinner hour came and went "She sur