The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-01

t..a eeed dch ~ ihe Rcu
LEI Us have a look at them
~, cane down 70 that breakfast
ss..h stevens. the rariormaid'
- .s.'aay given us a glimpse.
= y. hrs, to sppcar was Major
- tall gray haired. gray
1880 silent man. who lived on
ra.s.rsa ray. lie had got 70 work
y R .,,.aen bv tho time 81 the next
..'ssi This was hih Severely. ,
1870 ,euns man In white flannel
.-..z<r< and blazer
u .,.s,s Mater" he said as he came
80. the xoutf'
m ISN'T soat. said the Major
I'VE .w,.t whatever Il Is"
-, Major srunted.
.sks point Of being polite AT
.st..s- said Bill. helping him
~ nrgeiy 70 porF'dEe'
w., we've got a coed dey Tor
<.rs. It's going % be dashed
Il. hats where BETTY and I
y. Hale: good morning. Miss
-. % You want any assistance,
= YOU prefer choosing your own
sr..s.s don't get UP said Miss
x.--,. I'm help myself. Good
-.~slnx Mater" She smiled
,,saasiy At him.
re- Major nodded.
-. VAS telling him" began
- shafts Halo, here's
s.<,v Mornlng. cayley."
rs,,x calladlnc and cayley bad
=. N together. Betty was the
1900 daughter % Mrs John
s..sslrs. widow OF the painter, who
4. s~tlnx hostess on this occasion
y vark. Ruth Norris took herself
..r.sus.v a. an actress and. on her
,.ss.xs. seriously A. a softer. she
Z. suIts competent ~ either.
~ me way. the car will b. round
ssse~ said cayiey. looking up
- rs letters. You're sunching
s.r~ ana driving back directly aft
.r~.rs Isn't that right
u.rk came IN. He was generally
:. - Ne greeted them and sat
z~n 10 trast and lea. Breakfast
- 80 his meal. The others chat.
~>a gently while he rrad his let
-
v>ed ccdy' said Mark suddenly
rsrs was an Instructive turning
k>aas tDwArd him.
I uy. cayr- lie was frownins.
4, ia up a letter and shook H.
NE 10 you think this is fromF-
as<v shrugged his shoulders
sss could be possibly guessr
-Rae<rs- said Mark.
I fkerxht he was In Australia. or
xrxwhers.~
~ course. so dsa 4" tie looked
rzs al Rumbold Got any
rx><rs. MAJOR
"a
wsa. take my advice. and donr
- any~
- IIksly to now said the Ma.
q laughed. Miss Ncrris said 20.
~ But you haven't any broth.
tHs. Ahlett-''
r.e.- said Mark rriniy. IN
MN back in time you'll see him
~ zfssrnacn- He'll probably ask
~ q lend him five pounds. Don't"
Exsrybody felt a little uncomfort.
~
Al the same" said Betty n little
t<1<IT. 1T must bs rather fun hav.
4t skeleton in the cupboard"
Marx boxed NJ. frowninK
II yru think IT'S fun. TN hand
"a over 70 you. Betty. II he's any.
1z< Ike be used 60 be. and Ike his
" kttsrs have well. Cay
hnxxs
csley rrunted.
AZ ! knew was that one didnf
u sassfions about him.
/ nay have been meant as q hint
my too curious guest not 20 ask
nrEs 4ssstiors. or a reminder 70 his
~ 80 20 talk too freeiy IN front
z fazxsrx. aitho he gave Il the
~M u mere statement OF fact.
~ n subject dropped.
y about the time when Marx and
= tessin were a, their business at
~ Rst House. an attractive gentle
" q The nafne o. Antony CiillnE
- vas handing up his ticket at
Aaadazm station and asking the
~ . the village. He - an I'm.
M'zHs person 70 this story. 40 that
.sAs rsii We should know some.
- sbo1t him az the top Of the
y q sore excuse, and have a good
* u him.
- nrzt thing we realize IL that
aosng more Of the looking then
H Above a clean cut, clean
1~ss1 face, he carries pair Of
~ syes which seem 10 be absorb
trry detail Of our person. To
-a<rrs this look T. almost alarm.
~ hrss. until they discover that
n'rf Il very often elsewhere: