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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-16
Dam Explosion Lends
Excitement to Film

4 realistic dam explosion and ~
sulfaut flood. and note ~ young
romance lends piauant flavor 10
"Gallaplng Vengeance The hard
riding Western feature now showing
az The Winter Garden. with Bob Cus
tor Ia the leading role
A pretty love match between Bob
Custer and Ma> Beth Milford an
the Eirl. serves 10 make this West
sru production one Of the lyelIest
shows tu weeks Mary Beth is e.
petite blonde youuEs'sr who scored
g bis biz ia the Musir B9r Revue
sn Nrw York and then deserted the
fDoluEEa Tor the cinema. Thrills
galore also make "gailopIHg Ven.
gcanrc" clean. fast entertainment
81 The red hlpoasd sort
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Connie Talmadge
Staunch Film Fan

Altho she Is constantly working in
motion pictures. Constance Tai,
madgc IL an invctcratc Fan.
She has made an unique collection
Of autographed photos Of all tho
stars OF filmdom n collection which
dates back ten years, Many OF tho
photographs could moi he duplicated
now,
Constance never misses Kcaton.
Lloyd or Chaplin comedy, and even
tho tworccl comedies attract her.
She Is appearing at tho Coliseum
this week IN Learning to Love" a
new comedy written Ivy John Emcr
son and Anita loos.
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FILM NEWSPAPER NEXT9

NEW YORK, Cans OF nowsrccl
films soon viii be delivered TO sub
scrIbcrs in much tho same manner
ns tho daily paper Or. Hugo Rciscn.
field, manager Of New York thcntcr,
predicts, Ench"homc will have it's
own protector aud thus view the
moro important events OF the proceed.
Ing hhN
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GRAINS DROP ON
BEAR REPORTS
Crop and Export News Is
Cause OF General Slump

CHICAGO. Aprii l5-=GrRins were
nervous and rrratic on the board %
trade today General liquidation
caused sharp declines after u senss
liuual midday recovery DisAppoiut-
mcnt over failure Of export business
and generally bcRrish crop nows
were responsible Tor weakness.
\ rush TO sell when the market
turned weak caused the sharp slump
In corn
oats followed other grains
Provisions also weakened.
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4 TRANSPORTATION

BAD debts coileetrd syrrywhrre.
UNIVERSAL ADJ co. FL iot-isIo
1909 ALASKA Bldg
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Foreign Exchange

SEW YORK. Aprll l5=ForciRu OK
change closed higher sterling. f.7EN.
france, iO.052Oh, lire. iO.0itO. belgium.
tOOG0ia marks 1880, RuidorH ao92.
Nc1syny tGil' Denmark. 1915 Montreal.
50 gapplij Shanghai 735. Yokohama.
1905. Russia, SIC, Greece, SOOi7D.
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People eau solve cross Wofd puzzles
easier with a COPS ur The Noa uBl.
Nrrsitles Dictionary which is helms
Offered 20 readers N The Seattle
star Tor IS cents aud one coupon,
such a. the one printed today pn
page
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Weather Bureau Report

.spsaIsI tfau fHf e. y wsalb~ HursaHl
Tkruu=H ISLAND. ApfH De- 90 %.
~ uafamsIrr stafipuafT sind 7aH'h
sasf Aius uIIss 40 bgHFs
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% AUCTION SALES
BUSHELS
Seattle Auction House

'ltho We sold lot Of goods at our
last auction, We certainly have a
wonderful assortment FOR our
next two sales. FRIDAY from
1900 a. NJ TO $50 y. m and SAT-
IRDAY EVENING from 100 10
$50. \ glance at the following
partial list or goods to be sold win
give you Rome idea OF the remark
able variety or goods YOU WI
. have 20 choose from RoII-tnn
ana flst-top office desks. over.
stuffed dave IMPORTS and chairs
windsor arm chairs. upholstered
rockers. dining sets and odd In
pies hutfets. serving table and
CHINA closets. 2-tunc walnut he'd
set. steel and brass beds. double
deck springs, mattresses. beddinr
baby beds folding metal cots
paNeno, i.tube radio set. pbono-
graph and records. organ, banjo
accordion, dresscrs. organ. banjo.
bic. ohiffonicrs. Wilton. Axmin.
ster and Pabcolin rugs. coal
ranges, combination ranges
good coal heater fire basket and
screen large filing case. library
,,bnl's. breakfast tables. stools
N,.Ihen queens, cupboard. high
'lu'Is. electric heater. electric
cleaners, light fixtures lawn
mowers, refrigerator. floor Inmp,
SJockerr dishes. drapoa. pIcfurcs
hoy'S bicycle coaster wagons
nakatelio gGnc board trunk
doors, electric drink mixer. good
SllclnE machine, groceries n :.
tHAlR BARBER OUTFIT win
mirrors gas water tank. sink
T"ttIes' etc, and a 1919 touring
ORG, Al Kinds OF goods az All
M,nus OF prices. all 10 be sold 10
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

sugar Raw, easy spot, ti2pa452,
refined, steady. graduated, i5.75ab,s6.
Coffee No. 7 Rio. on spot 2Olb dg0A
No Santos 2fib azbc
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WHOLESALE flour. GRAIN. FEED
QuetntIons BIZ Ihher Wearing Mil,
HAY
VEGETABLES
Price. Paid Wholesale Dealer,

Prizes Paid Wholesale Dealer,
ouststIous By Fiou,er Fruit q rreda,.
Co.
The prices given are thess MAD. 10
retail dsalars By Wholesaler win /.
few seasonal eresptions. prices to pro.
aucers eap es figured BY dsduetinx IN.
.ost Of transportation TO Seattle ana
approximately rs per cent for haulIa.
storage and selling eoHtD
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Seattle Wheat

No } soft white. $50. So. 2 a~strru
white. La No, hard winter. 81 50 !,
80. 1 northern spring iisfb. 80
western white, $3.50 No. bis blue stem.
HIS
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THI HstINN
NrtlIt 10

Ni'tlIt 10
itFst low ttds
ta - m 50 n
tlF-t IiiEh TIDE
? 80 a. 90 81 q
ssssnd ia~ TIE
o. D. m ~ o.
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Chicago Board of Trade
San Francisco Produce
Wednesdays Quotations

Halter Extras 'ic. prime flrstH iObr.
Eggs Extras. 33c; extra pulicts, 30c
undorsiged pullcts. 25c
Chccsc-Cal. flats, fancy. nominal
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ShipNews
Tides in Seattle

FRIDAY
Nftlit a.
ttfst tiixh fluS
a. ~ a fU % , -
first los iidr
80 o. III 50 ~
second IiiEh ride
Il IG . ut ha ~
Sssupd Isw Tds
s 50 D. m 10
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FUNERAL NOTICES
PERSONAL

SADDLE HORSES pouGHT SOLD
on ron HIRE RIDING on
DRIVING LESSONS. PRIVATE OR
IN CLASSES SPECIAL tSErRUCi
TIOSE ~ RIDING JUMPERS
And GATED HORSES.
Seattle Riding and Driving Acads my
ana HurHrshuw stables
ziG soth AEo No Phone IA st.0bsi
IT rs easier 10 Keep your hair than
to rnErnw g. IL your hair dry and
brittisF Have you falling hair or
dandTuffy Does your scalp iirhP
Hatduchs II. durable Yes. / grow
hair MA ins5a6S. u u. CuFly
g0s Home Savings building
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As MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
SASH Agp. DOOR,

" - "llslbn"p ~
LhrKsst mill in tho west selling Al.
rect 20 users NJ factory prices
French doors mirror doors garage
doors that stay put hrahki ast
nooks. complete WITH neat tables
ana brnchsH, drHinb0HrdH, flour
bins. medicine cabinets. hpsclhl
cabinet work. doors and windows
for all purposes. Windshield glass
and sedan door ilRhts replaced
while you walt. LOwsrt price IN
town,
Send or telephone (EL Ot-GSoD for
our G-pBRc illustrated caialog Of
factory priced fine quality sash,
doors and miliwOrh
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IS for a Name

Here's an easy five for guu--GiFr
me 'hr name nf aus one lulrrsafr
ri lu urw Chevrolet l'l sell
IsIs IsbsiI Ths CHEVROLET
Salesman" 81. sudlrsgils,
WILLIAMS MATERNITY HONE
strictly private; doctors sAd
nurses In attendance. maternity
eases specially, .1ls Aurora
AE irhr-gsso
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Local Markets
DAIRY rRopucrs

Prices raid shippers, city delivery.
rriees In country, eases returned 70 Ices
EGGS
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LOST AND FOUND

PARTY WaH seen thainE male ter
flrr Vicinity wu0dEid~ place, West
Seattle. Fri thy p m n not re-
tuTnrI al once VIII be- pruHrcut~d.
Tlas w80dsldc place.
Will party who found round gold
pin h~i with small diamonds
Saturday notify CA piil-t01lf En o.
selF. reward
brown purse. between
Bon NRErhr. Rhode Money
needed badly Reward, Ga rid
tEs1
LOST Small green watch with sold
IS flRi band. between Rhodes Toe
Store 20 market and Madison
cable Reward IA at-nSE2
wTist watch. last Mon
day evening. monogram " u. y.
Reward Notify Frank ]. Victor
Second and Seneca II
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her last night was moro or less
disqulotlng u would be terrible
now II he didnt marry her
just because OF harmless Irritation
with boy Ike Jack parniey,
when my money from ihs house
comes IN turn II over 10 him to
invest That'll s0oths his injured
feelings" she decided
She went on thinking about Her.
bic. as she lazily touched a match
10 cigarct, ana leaned back in her
chair.
II, would be uico II I loved him
- she said 10 herself. but !
guess Il Just Isn't In me 90 fan In
love with any man.
AZ that moment her eyes fen on
the thick, square envelope that the
bellboy had slipped under her door
an hour before,
Goodnight, Nurser thought May.
4 little THRU Of horror passed thru
her.
What II Il should be no'a
from Her6lc telling her that per
haps II would be better for them
10 end their engagement,
or. suppose Il should be u
farewell message from young Jack
Darnlcy. telling her that he WIS
going to shoot himself II
would be Just like that wild boy TO
do Il. tool What fool she had
been 70 let him fail in love with
her.
Mays breath came In frishiSd
gasps as sho trailed her silk negli.
gee across tho room 10 pick up the
letter. Then sho brcathcd long
sigh OF relief as she saw that II
bore n Seattle postmark.
"airs. May Lucas Seymour" she
head ia the large. unmiAtakable
handwriting Of Ulysses y. ForEan.
Tho very sight Of Il was warmly
comforting to her.
II brought hack, once more. tho
sound OF his deep, low voice, and
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and perhaps every sailor has 10
have one. ! don't know bu. wntch.,
are quite rs convenient and tako
less room. I'm sure that no shlp
carries as many clocks an the pic.
lures VIC have seen OF the MAY.
flower" II you know what that
mean1. n you don't. Il doesn't
matter a bit. But I'll tell you this
much. The "AIayfiower" brought
over tho Pilgrims In 1870. and not
as many clocks as people think,
But this clock was called the
ships clock. that Tick Took and
the Twins were after. And pretty
soon they founnd IL In the captains
cabin. looking forIorn and deserted.
But when IL saw that company
had come, Il frightened immedl.
ately.
Wen. well" said the clock ami.
ably. do You speak English or
Spanish or German or FrcuchT"
American said Nick at once.
The clock sighed With relief.
Wei. I'm glad" 4, said. "t'vo had
to learn all sorts OF ways OF speak.
Ing ~ VIC land M so many porte.
and 80 many diffcrcn kinds of
people begin TO shout out things. I
don't understand half tho time.
Spanish Is the worst. But know
enough French 10 say Bon Jour.
comment allez vous?' and enough
German to say. 'Guten tag. vie be.
linden sic SIGH or VIE gents. wio
stehts' Al that. for Just Good
day. how are your But I'll toll you
right now in American that I'm not
very we'll n I'm not fixed up by
the time this good ship gets her
patch on. they viii throw mo over.
board before you could count eight
bells"
wen fix you ut once, II not
sooner" said happy little Textbook.
/ But ! told these children that you
would tell them a story"
sure" said tho ships clock.
What about? Onco when 7 used
to 30 20 tho north, / saw an ice.
berg. SEQ whales now. and
sharks, and big sailflsh and barra-
cudas."
Then tell lis about your trips
70 Cuba and South America. What
does the coffee look like, and the
sugnr?" why" said the ships
clock, II always see the derrick
hosting II on board the ship II
peep thru yonder portfolio. but
coffee is just as big and square and
made OF wood. II Isn't very inter.
esting. SO Is the sugar all big and
square and made OF wood. | never
could sec Il bit OF difference between
them Coffee and sugar look just
alike"
Tick Took laughed again.
why all you saw was the boxes
II was shipped in. Both the sugar
and coffee are put into sacks and
then into big boxes"
"Ob. Is that itr' remarked tho
clock "Wcl, we bring bananas
sometimes They aren't packed.
They just pile them up the way
they arc, in big punches"
"Thorol You arc all fixed zip like
new" said Tick Took, giving the
ships clock another turn Of the
key. Your spring was just q little
bit bent. That WINS all. Goodbye"
"Au royolrl Auf wiedersehenl 7
moan toolaloo" said the ships
clock.
ITO BE Oonipucd)
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Queer thing that he's never
thought 20 send me g single flower
since he asked mo 20 marry hlmF
sho thought. az abe smiled az him
across tho tea table. And he's
never mentioned getting mo an en-.
Eagoment ring, either''
Probably tho thought had not oe'
CURED 10 him. she decided 30 she
slipped OF her black pearl ring and
put u down on the tableoloth
Then hhs held up her bare left
hand. by this time next week IN
bo wearing your wedding ring. won't
J. Horblo7" she asked. smiling
straight into HIS eyes. shall you
be glad 20 see u on my hand7'
without answering. Waterbury
pulled out his watch and looked a.
u. 'IIalfpaAt o. he unused. frown.
ing "rhat means ali tho jewelry
shops are closed. doesn't ltf'
lie laughed suddenly y never
realized until this minute that YOU
ought 10 Rave AN engagement ring.
my dear" he said Ia his delightful
voice wen so out and buy one
first thing In the morning, won't
WEI"
May nodded. with shining eyes
"Funny-I never thought OF a..
either" she fibbsd. without the
flicker Of an eyelaAh.
But would adore one" size
added "a diamond-R square dia.
mond darling"
You shall have IT," Hsrbls prom.
Ised Tho largest one we can
find"
lie lighted his oiEarst and looked
across the table az her with thought.
ful eyes Heard from young Jack
today'' 10 asked with studied care.
lessnesa
May shook her head NO. she
answered with downoast eyer II
though, IA call him upland then
/ decided that the lsindest thing 10
do IA % let him alone-to let him
forget inc. poor chlldF
There was genuine pity IN Mays
voice shs was sure she had bro.
ken younE Darnley's heart--and che
was sorry for having done ~ lie
was a lovablo Young lid. under his
brnvado and his cultivated dsvilish'
ness-
"He did make love 90 ms--and I
let him" she said 90 Waterbury. ia
sudden outburst OF frpnknesh II
had no idea he cared FOR me the
way he did"
Her voice died away aud ahe
stared across the restaurant with
puzzled cysh. Waterbury turned
and followed the direction OF her
gaze with hts own eyes.
~ table IN the VERY middle OF
the room sat young Jack himself.
Across from him was the ppet,irst
girl imaginable. 4 giri with peaches
and'cream skin. hair OF spun gold
and eyes M blue aa a raJah's sap.
phircl a sirl who needed no paint
and powder 90 increase her childish
beauty, A girl who was the incar.
nation OF young innocence and gay.
otyi
May had seen her about tho hotel
Tor several days, accompanied by a
blonde elderly woman. who was eyi.
IDENTIFY her mother.
"Muriei Macksy'-d daughter OF old
coriiss Mnckey. the railroad man.
May heard waterbury say That's
The girt young Jack viii probably
marry after he's had his fling"
II want 20 speak 20 him" Mas
said. when che and Herbert had Tin.
ished their tea.
Az they nsarcd Jacks table lie
looked up and cav them.
How do you do. Mr. Waterbury,
ho said. jumping Up and greeting
Herbert cordially.
Then hs stuck both his hands into
tho pockets o. his wide trousers and
looked May up and down insolon,ly.
4 sheer oycrspread his features. and
10 hnr Mortified as,onihhmen,
his mouth opened In a laugh that
seemed TO ring 10 tho very corners
~ The crowded restaurant.
TO he Continued
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NAY SEYMOUR whose husband
Killed himself because % her love
affair with another man, returns 60
her home town after a years alb
sence,
She disposes q her Inherited prop
srty. leaving the sale % her house
IN tho hands 81 ULYSSES y. fpR-
GAN. and with $1,000 in her handbag.
sets out 20 find and marry a man
with money,
AZ Atlantic city she meets a di-
Norcee. CARLOTTA fRoLkiNG, and
her friends, HERhEkr M.AEER-
BURY and DAN SfRAGuE Both
men pay suit 20 May, 10 the greRt
distress % Carlotta. who has been Ina
love with Dan for several years.
Carlotta asks May 20 spend the
winter with her Ia her California
bungalow. May accepts on condi-
lion that Carlctta lot her pay her
sharo % the expenses
Then sh7 changes her plans when
Waterbury proposes marriage 90 her,
certain that he IL the millionaire
whom she Is locking for, she accepts
him and decides to be married with
fna week.
carrying on Irritation with young
JACK nARNt.EN. a college boy. ON
the night thHt May announces her
engagement 20 Waterbury, he be-
comes very drunk and reels out ~
her sitting room laughing like =
maniac.
Waterbury accuses her % ''vamp-
ing the boy and May strenuo usiy
denies that she has.
NOM co ON wIru THE STORY
A LITTLE before o'clock the
~ next morning a bellboy brought
thick. special delivery letter &c
the door Of May Seymour's sitting
room. There was no answer 20 hi,
repeated knock. for May did not
hear him-she was singing at this
TOP OF her voice as she splashed in
her bath. So he slipped the letter
under the door and went away.
May loved music. aud she adorcd
the sound Of her own silyery so
prano voice.
"Depuis lc Jour !" she trilled
after tho yeafnlng manner OF Mary
Garden.
But as she sang tina, loveliest Of
ail love songs she WIS not thinking
~ any mans love. but OF money
or the things that she would
buy with Herbert Waterbury:
money.
wen have box at tho opera
Of course !" she thought. and ir
her minds eye. she could see her,
self sitting there In gown OF white
velvet. with diamonds winking from
the lobes OF her cars and the col.
nmn OF her snowy neck. Beside
Ter. she could see Herblc's large
flrTn-featured face looming out Of
the darkness above his cleaning
shirt front. oh. Il was going TO b.
wonderful 10 have plenty OF money!
Wonderful.
May stretched herself like a great
slger-cat as she settled into an arm
chair in her sittlnEroom halt
hour later. and began TO eat tirc
excellent breakfast the waiter
brought her
The four.minute eggs in their sill
yer cup were Just right. The cof
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IeoDyllshI. l0sl. \. .. :. Del,Ioe. -
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JENl0WG EE5tO[s9GT
@S FCH9 FNuGsG
X " y Olive Roberts Bartor>
NO. 2o-WHAT THE SHIPS CLOCK SAID

At last the Twins and Tick Took.
the clock fairy. reached the place
on the big ship whore the ships
clock was
suppose there are a lot Of clocks
on ship. the captain has TO have
one. ard the man at the helm has
TO have one-as well as compass
and the mate has TO have one
and the bos'n had to have one
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THERE Is a certain joy-a Ger.
i tain pride-in knowing you are
admired, whether 1t be from father,
brother, husband or sweetheart!
And back OK that Joy Is the salts
faction of knowing all is well.
Men are fascinated by the
charms OF beauty. Women gaze
with envy. secretly jealous, per.
haps. wondering -hoping-praying
for that attractiyeness which is not
theirs. But why the wondering
the hoping-the praying for that
craved for attractiyeness--t h
clear skin--that beauty. A clear
SKINS the barometer OF ones
condition. A healthy skin radiates
beauty. Pure, clean blood means a
clear skin.
SIS. Is waiting TO help you. II
will rid your blood OF Its impurities
and give you that clear complexion.
Since 1926 SIS. has been Kidding
people OF blood impurities, from
pimples, from blackheads, bolls,
eczema and from rheumatism, too.
Because SIS. Ia made from fresh
herbs and barlss. II may be taken
with perfect safety. Try IL your
self. You Will not only look better.
but you will feel better, too.
SIS. Is sold at III good drug
N stores In two sizes. The larger riEo
ANn. N more economical.
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tho Uight Of bis kindly face with
tho clear brown eyes that seemed
TO look thru and thru you.
10 read tho letter itself, was like
grssung an Odd friend. and yet Il
was very buslneus.liks Ia tone.
Folded within " was a New York
draft for $4,000
without an instants hesitation.
May swept 70 the telephone and
called Herhie'E room.
Good morning, merry sunshine. 4"
she said with forced gayety. This
Is May speaking
Ills voice greeted her ooldly.
"He il lealousi" she thought m
had any brains I'D make him
marry mo today, before he changes
his mind about me
Aloud she said. That money Of
mlno just came, and I'm Eoing %
turn Il over 10 you. "a you suggest
cd. 10 invest Tor me
waterbury's voice interrupted her,
Have you had breakfast
Just finished a."
$50 did I'm meet you down
stairs IN a half hour, and wen 50
over 10 the bank together" he
aid All tho GOODNESS had melted
from his voice
-Thara because he's flattered by
my confidence In him Mny said "a
herself as aho hung up the receiver
Gosh. l hope that stock OF Dams
Is good"
An hour later tho $4,000 from
tho sale Of her house whs in Her
bert Watcrburya banda so was
the $4,000 that remained from her
original $4,000.
May held out her bare hands app
peahnsly 20 Herbis as they left the
hank ON ocean ave. and started
tack 10 the hotel.
Look az mel I'm pcnnilcas
woman sho said with an air Of
mock tragedy "You have every cent
l had ia tho world!
4 startled look came into Water
bury'a brilliant blue eyes. Every
cent you had IN tho world" BE to.
poated why. I had you dopsd on,
as million dollar widow -
your mistake. sWectiel" May
told him cheorfully. 'My husband
was the idnd Of doctor who did
most Of hin work without ever
hoping 10 be- paid for a. Two.
thirds OF his work WAC charity. pure
and simple
aho stopped and froWnrd. sup.
pose IleTbio had proposed 10 her,
thinking that she was rich. sup.
pose be was fortune hunter
hut. no. that couldn't bel lie
had shown her photographs Of his
wonderful houses. 4 man with
! homes IKE thosp WAS nothing less
than millionaire. What need
would no have 20 marry Tor money
"Lot'a get married today she
nald suddenly. After all what
sense la thero In waiting around
for week. We love each other
don't weg''
I'VE sure do" Hcrblo answered
vehsmen,ly. slipping her arm thru
his But / think ia ilko 10 run
up 10 Pit,ufield 20 ssa my little
daughter for a day or two. FIRST
thlnk ought 70 tell her she's so.
ins to have new mother
May dropped. What II sho doesn't
Ike tho idea Of having step.
mother" she asked What viii you
DO. ,hsn9@
Marry you Just the same" Her.
bic replied. Marry you Just the
same. my gtrir' But there was a
!lAtners In his voice.
a feeling like n cold hand grip.
ping her heart entered Mays
breast, Il wish I had that money
~ mine back again. she thought.
uneaslly. AFTER all. It's my whole
fortune"
That same afternoon az : she me,
Herbert In tho restaurant, for tea
shr had put on her nsw gray suit
and had pinned bouquet OF orchids
20 her breast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16

That same afternoon al : she me,
Herbert In tho rcstauran, for tea.
shs had pat on her nsw gray suit
and had pinned bouquet OF orchids
20 her breast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16

fee was molten amber; tho poppy.
seed rolls were fresh and soft : {.
and without money. all this pcrfcc-
ton OF food and service would DO
impossible
May sighed luxuriousy and
blInked sleepily az the sky. as she
bl, into her third roll. "oh. but
I'm happy she thought
But was ahe7 Was she really7
! The though, OF Herbie's anger with