The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07

had been conscious OF her strong
physical attraction, and now It got
The better OF him "You don't
eareg' he said. with hls lpa close To
her ear.
"iiumph! I'm not caring for any.
thing or anybody today"
somebody has hurt my little
Allie threw back her head and
stared az him with quick suspicion.
Your little girlg" she repeated.
IL Is the lot Of any man In the
heat OF his desire to mako mistakes.
and pelamater erred gravely at this
moment, lie kissed Allie without
warning he kissed her fun and fair
upon her red. haltopcn lips.
For the hrlefcst instant of amaze.
ment the two stood motionless in
the middle OF tho polished floor
while the phonogmph hrayed on;
then Allio shook herself free OF her
partner. and in the Same movement
she smote him a mighty slap that
sent him reelinE pelamater saw
stars. The constellation Of Orion
CLEANED tn dazzling splendor within
his lightly shut lids; he collided with
chair and went spmwling.
With cry he scrambled 10 hts
feet. what the hell" he growled.
sayagely.
Allies face was ehalky Breath.
lessly euriously she inquired
"Wha'd YOU do that for7'
'what did / do Il for9 sayl You
ought TO be complimented -ticklcd
10 death" Delamater rubbed his
cheek ana glared at her. by Cod
! wish you were a man oh, don't
worry won't touch you hgainl
Who tho hell would. after that7"
Allie opened her lips 20 speak. but
no -an on more angrily as the pain
bit into him Thought / meant u.
ehg Why. you numbering OK"
Then you aln't-in love with mo
or--or anything"
Lover" The speaker uttered an
unpleasant sound Indicative OF
soorn. Wake up. sister. what
d'you take me forq Why. your
mother talks bird talk. and your dad
lives in box stall and eats oats
with his knife, Here kid you
along a little blt-sllp you a little
kiss. as would any girl. and you
you" Drlamater suffered impo.
tentiy. Lover guess I'm the
first regular fellow that ever gave
you q chance"
Deiamater was surprised when his
pupil turned her back upon him,
strode 10 the nearest window. and
flung Il open as II for air. his sur.
prise depend when she faced him
again and moved In his direction.
Her expression caused him 70 utter
a profane warning. but she con.
tinued to bear down upon him. and
when she reached ont to seize him
he struck al her MS he would hays
struck at a man.
To those who are familiar with
Burlington Notch. II viii DO rcmcm.
bered that the hotel Is pitched upon
a slope and that the rooms on the
first floor OF the east wing are
raised considerable distance above
the lawn. The windows OF these
east rooms overlook tho eighteenth
green. and during tournaments they
are favoyite vantage points or golf
widows and enthusiasts who are too
old to follow the competitors around
the course Today they were filled.
for an international title was at
Issue and Herring. prince OF ama.
teurs. was playing Off the final
round Of his match with tha dour
Scotch professional. Mcleod.
a highly enthusiastic gallery" nc
companied the pair. a crowd com.
posed not only OF spectators. but
also Of officials. defeated players.
newspaper writers, camera men.
caddics. and the like. They STRAINED
up the final fairway behind the
gladiators and Tor the moment they
were enyeloped In gloom. for Her.
ring had sliced off the seventeenth
tee and q marvellous recovery, to.
gether with a good approach. had
left his bali on the edge OF the
green. while Mcleod. man OF iron,
had laid his third shot within three
feet Of the flag. II meant sure
four for the latter with not less
than five for Herring. One Of
those golfins miracles. a 4O.foot
putt. would halve the match. 10 be
sure. but in tournament golf mir.
acles have way Of occurring on
any except tho deciding hole.
sympathy usually follows the
amateur therefore II was a silent
throng that ranged Itself about the
gently undulating expanse OF velvet
sod In tho ahadntc nf tho caeE sytr,t-