Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-05

SASS1 uROu
the gentlemanly young reporters vi
mad ushered her into so many plac
u OF interest and exclusiveness. Y
leave 1t to the New York Sun to I,
all the narrowing details, and in 1
pages, nay. even on the front pag
wnere 1t shone with fatal prominen,
! that all might read, we find:
she accepted the invitation to lie
ture, promising to appear. as the il
vitation had suggested. in the furs {
her northern home.
But said Nick Sachen, OF 500 DuJ
AFRO avenue. Kansas City, Kan, We.
terday In an interview, to the SUM-
correspondent In Kansas City, Its al
DUNK! Louise is my daughter and sh,
hasn't been shooting moose and carl
oou In Alaska all her life.
She left here last fall to grab of
eight bucks a week in Chicago shoot
ing biscuits in a beanery," added
Louise's alleged papa.
There's some fellow named Jack
something that's stuck on her. He's
a saloonkeeper some place up in Alas
Ka. Last summer when Louise pulled
this stuff about Jack / told her she
out 10 marry him while the going is
good.
MY daughter was In Alaska for
about two years. She worked in Soma
boarding house up there But she
blew back here to Kansas City last
June. didn't see much of her though
because she, spent most OF the time
living with a woman friend OF hers
down the street. She came here with
some diamonds-I should say so,
Where'd you get 'em?' l asked her
1 saved my wages in Alaska and
bought EN- she told me-"
So as they probably say In Alaska
the game was up" and the next davis
sun carried the Sweet little girls"
Valedictory TO the world. We are told
Here l was, handing Broadway the
DUNK by the bushel, and going stronger
with each edition OF the newspapers -
sighed Miss Louise Sachen to a large
congregation of reporters assembled
around her in the Hotel McAlpIn YES
terday afternoon, and holy fathersI
what happens? Pop, away out there
IN Kansas City, up and spills the
beans!"
Well" she said listlessly as she sat
down. suspicion of tremor in her
voice as she prepared to face the
music. Go ahead. Ask me, boys. III
tell you the whole truth. Go OIL
bunked Broadway for a week and
Broadway liked it, and liked me. And
now because the town has found out
It's been bunked l suppose it's sore
and wants to bust into me. Go ahead
and
But listen here!" she cried with
mead raised suddenly as she gazed
straight at the critical audience before
her, you boys got to get one thing
right never did no wrong to no
oody In my life-not even to mvseIf
earned by working hard the four
dollars day spend for a room here.
was In Alaska. hate Kansas CITY
When 1 got here l said I was from
Alaska, which was true.
There was q piece in the Kansas
CITY papers when l got home from
Alaska last May and thought maybe
the New York papers would publish
piece about me If l said here I came
from Alaska. But 1 thought 1t would
be just few lines-I never gave M
thought to all these columns after
columns OF bunk here-never dreamed
OF it.
This, s'pose, will be the fare.
thee-well interview, Louise. But while
1t lasted 1t sure was one OF those
things.
you see, always was crazy to see
New York, like pop said In that in.
terview yesterday.
SO l came. The McAlpin was the
only hotel I'd been told about, so I.
came here, meaning to go to a board
ing-house in day or SO and then get
a job. Ask them at the desk didn't I
ask about boarding houses when first
came here. And got kinda lonesome
and used to talk to people at the desks
downstairs about Alaska. One OF 'em
called up newspaper-ask 'em your
self IL they INSTRUMENTATION
zip! zip! bang! bang! bangl"
Did you plan on the way to New
York to tell all those yarns about
tlaska7"
Sure" replied Miss sachem promp,.
But didn't think I was going
o tell so many. But coming into this
own remembered how we girl, Mt
'palding's used to talk how it'd be
reat to get New York newspapers
alking about me like Kansas CITY
apers did when got back from AL. ,
ska. a...
Say" cried the girl, all her en-.
1usiasm over the great adventure ;
ack again full flood as memories OF J
lie Invitations, the visits back stage.
nd all the dazzling glories OF the