Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-04-22
PART IiI-contInsed.


IN her eyes that made them look q
though they Eere passing in reviei
> AL the unchsperoaed years since ms
she made her debut Is an Independent
sculisry-mald az Mrs. Biunkum's feed
! house 4 shall change nothing here.
she concluded when Randy-Mr
Randolph cones hack. he shan'f finl
sis place elurered with females
Nr- Mllyuns turned on her 3 gaze
that vas complex with admiration and
realization that be was on the way
20 biting Of more than he could chew.
He decided 10 sidesiep.
-Can you t,e IN this afternoon?' he
ssked-
-Oh. yes" said Pamela. lnvoluntar-
4 uy gianeing al the door and betraylng
half-forned intention 10 watch that
portal night and day until death or
Mr. Robert Hervey Randolph arrived:
"IIl be IN. WhyT
Mrs. Miiyuns and my daughter
Eileen viii call on you at about five"
explained Mr. Milyuns Just one
more matter and / must 60" he con-
iinned. Your income amounts 10
something over eight hundred dollars
q month. shall pay it IN advance
Until you get settled and have a
chance 70 catch up"
Please send me only half" said
Pamela. as she rose to say good-by.
Mr. Milyuns took her hand. dropped
Il. and started toward the door; but
before he got there, he stopped and
turned.
Ny dear" he said, losing for the
moment his birdlike, chirpy pose. Il |
don't want you to think Of me as lust |
your banker. l knew your father and |
your mother. and their fathers and
mothers before them. / am fond. by |
old usage, Of every drop Of blood that
runs In your veins. You won't forget
that. will your"
Pamela stared at him, swept toward
MIN, threw her arms round his neck.
Rugged him, dropped her face on his
shoulder and wept Mr.. Borden Mil
yuns stood very erect, his bald head
held high. his pink cheeks pulled out
and his eyeiids blinking at the rate of
nfteen 10 the dozen in a vain effort to
IAN back an Amazing lachrymatory in
lndatlon.
There, there :" he said, pattlng Pam
ia on the back. "Who would have
bought 1t, you adorable, lonely little
.irlf"
Pamela threw up her head and
miied through the sudden summer
hover
know II was ridiculous" she said.
But couldn't help It. You made me
ke you all Of a sudden, and lust had
>. because you've had a bath and you
'ok so clean inside and out" She
Used him as she broke away.
4 see; ! see,' said the astounded 4
IT. Milyuns, and heat II.
At two minutes after five the door /
III rang again. In spite Of the fact |
lat II was almost exactly the hour I
hlch Mr. Mllyuns had set for the ar
val OF his wife and daughter, Pamela |
'ninnt help h0ping-but IN vain. 1t
hs with a slightly resigned air that
e received Mrs. and Miss Milyuns K
Stead OF Mr.. Robert Randolph. +
Mrs MllyGns flew to her. set hands 4
her shoulders. searched her face +
"a eager sbrewd eyes, aud said: [
Borden indeed told me the truth I
OUT you, my dear May kiss Your I
Pamela extended one cheek 10 the i
Iute while her eyes wandered off TO
e up The tall, blonde. cool young =
rson that she surmised must answer
the name OF Eileen Mlyuns. Being
product OF two shorts, how on ~
IN had she managed to grow so
~ Her face was regularly beautl- =.
as though II had been carefully -,
de 70 order Ike her clothes She an ''
red as passive as a Palmer snow nv
pc. -
'fter little diminishing for posI- 49,
!, the three ladies seated Them.
'es In a triangle. into the center of 49,,
ca the well-trained Tomllnson ran 49,
,a-wagon. pr
Vow said Mrs AfIlyuns. having 49,
TIED and put down her CUP. HJet's !.
ei The sheer romance Of the sitt,a. g..
my dear, and get down 10 prae. a. a.
problems. The first Of OH things -
90 must realize, Is the necessity Of a.
lng you O companion. Would YOU s,a
10 be our guest in Madison avenue 49,
you can pick one outf' na.
would put clothes ahead OF d -,
eeai, murmured Eileen. vl,,
= mother ignored the remark and N
her eyes fixed on Miss Thorntou.s Ms.
iexed face. That young lady scented tIor
Q lack Of something 10 ray but sult,
r ~ search Of words and lhe aero
slns courage necessary 70 the say. stoIe
She drew long breath and deIly. e,s,,
herself Of the following: -
eaiiy' It's most awfuIly Kind Of resIl
but a. ] told Mr. Nnynna Ton IN
y such dear that an going for /
ntnue hir1 - my companion Inc
."'niiDspn : exclaimed Mrz. Mi. dowr
snf fnso smiled in10Igenny Tor sine
~ time during the fnteryIee. be-. credl
n1er The impression that AZ last EIIee
90 run into something approurl. Thor