The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11
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to my house was that he oouidntf"
Ne" Ethel said.
fhink over Il minute
~Why9''
Why wouldn't I have him there
He couldn't toll YOU wouldn't.
Thought ia never have to, but you've
torced me. This fellow you call Lou.
You believe that your father--so
iiennets been telling me--xut In
touch with this fellow called Lou.
trelle after your father diedg That
started your interest In himf"
"Yes."
Why DO you suppose your father
aid shatf Why aid he pick him. I
mcanf~
"why-why. grandfather; he wa.
going TO meet me. Father knew
that. some way
romfoolery, Look hern your
father was killed. and after he was
dead--so you ,hink--he tried 10 talk
70 this Loufrcile. SO let's Just take
your own information: your fathers
spirit tho FIRST thing after he was
dead. goes abou, looking for a fellow
named Barney I.oatrcile. Now splr.
lts--~sh I've heard oE--usuaiiy 70
firnt for those closest 60 'ena. don't
they"
Why. usually. wrandrather.-
Well what makes you think this
l. an exception
Ethel shrank hack. oouaprehendins
less his words than the ugliness Of
hts infection.
What do you means' she De.
handed
Well who more natural for
father 10 seek than hts sonf-
My father Ethel said. You're
talking about my fatherf"
Before he was Nbur father. I
knew hint He was about 81. Flor.
enfin quite little BIT In the old DAVIS
quite llttiei You may remember
would not have him marry my
daughter. So they ran off. knew
there was a girl TO 30 60 Resurrce.
ton Rock"
Ethel flung herself ~ bin and
with her little fists clcnched tight
she pumuteled him on The chest.
You iie-~you iio~you tie, MY
fAtheri You iie--you lie
lilo caught her fist. and heid her
brutality befosc him. He saw that he
had not ~ all convinced her. but he
had not expected to simply by thls
statement % the false before com.
hinlng u with what was true. He
was too Ola and shrewd In sxpers.
cnce 20 fail TO know how a truth
told may carry with a a lie.
Who was HIS father Them. he
demanded Of hts granddaughter. half
shaking her. -Do you know Then
tel me- I don't know. % course.
rasernity'n not like maternity; but
his mcther--do you know who she
waas Agnes here sud <niy he
dropped Ethel and GESTURE iorrldiy
with both hands. Your fsRsr and
your fathers friend--Agnesr'
''ohi Obi Codr' Ethel cried
Her grandfather said not another
word. he stood for only moment
more. looking as her. then. satisfied.
he pulled on his bat and ssarked TO
the door.
In the whiri Of her emotions. che
wns enieavortng 10 sasten thought
upon Barney only as Cousin Agnes
son: but against her win. and revolt
Ing her. thoughts Of her father would
como In.
Oh. last night he had taken her as
n lover. Agnes son an6--her faith
er's7 She was hero In Agnes
houne--Agncs who might have been
might have been
Che heard someone coming and.
starting up she saw Cousin Agnes
hcusekecpcr. Mrs Vain. usually 40
calm. 10 completely in control Of
herself. advanced under a nervous
tension which visihiy shook her
slight body. Her words confessed
She had been listening.
what was he saying 20 you Of
Airs. Oliver Cuilen7' she besoughs.
her hands trembling on Ethcfs
shoulder. what was hs telling to
your on. you must tell me: he said
slrs. Cullen
Nothing about her nowr' Ethel
cried. II mean. he was taking
about her long ago. But-buf.~ sud
denly she collapsed In the house
keepers arms I'm going away.
home to Wyoming. Mrs. VAIN. You
must help ne- off. And II Afr. Lou
TREBLE calls FOR me or Telephones I