The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1914, Page 2

eter sere rere pectseses as ereet ee renee! TA (Synopsis of Chapter fon. Hora Parmente scrupulous» er n window | smi Artator chris fterson tm warty app e for a fake him wea Mventor, calls, makes pression on Miss Stonographe 1 is Inner office CHAPTER TWO | “My dear Mr, Bunne,” said the Hon. Horace Parmenter, “I am de-| Nehted to meet you. If I can serve you in any way you have only to command me “You can be of great service to ine, Mr, Parmenter,” sald the young inventor, You do not Know me refer you to a num! who will vouch for my respectability, Lam a mem ber of the First Presbyterian church, and | sure that Or.) Matthews would “Tut, tut! the promoter inter | Tupted, jovially My dear fellow T have not knocked about the world of business without having become a judge of men, We'll let the cre dentials wait, Now, what ts it, pre Cisely, that you wish to see me about? “IT am an inventor, Bunne ex- plained, glowing in the warmth of this genial presence, “and, like most men of my Fiad, I am afraid/ that I have a poor head for bust ness.” | “Fortunate man!’ murmured the Hon. Horace, removing an imagt- nary speck of dust from his waist-| coat. “To have interests higher than those of sordid gain; to im prove, create. without thought of Money * * * a. Rell has done) © © © as Edison has done * °* Marcon! * * ah! how I envy them He sighed gustily and seemed to! dream. Then he awakened from the | reverie with a start. “I beg your pardon! Go on, Mr. “T have invented a—a device—I hardly know what else to call it— concerning which I would like to talk to you.” The promoter nodded. “You will pardon me,” said Bunne, “if 1 do not give you the asic idea. I have not yet applied for the patent. The thing is, brief. mples and e Children QIl Mothers Should Carefully Watch jes and Use Stuart's Cal- cium Watere the Instant They ir ‘The blood of children changes at certain period of their life. It is then that thelr beauty. is oftimes or marred, the health estab- or shattered. Every mother knows this {mport-| ant period and should keep the blood of her children as fresh and as pure as possible. Photographs Posed by Seattle Theatre Pla aturday ( ‘6 Posed by Mise Ragan and ly, an engine and driver's seat for|gine will do all I claim for it." =| “Why, why Again the large, white hand of the | dear Mr. Bunne—Miss Flynt! What; aeroplanes. I can tell you this much—that the gyroscope Is used, that, no matter whether the Aeroplane {8 on Its side or upside down, the driver is always right side up. Pare glanced a jhis excitement You have, then,” he said, smooth ly, “a non-collapsible, non-capalz able aeroplane, in which the loop the-loop and other evolutions now considered hazardous can be per formed without danger, and that If Christofferson—" Ah, you have heard! If he, poor fellow, had had a Bunne engine, he would be alive this minute.” Parmenter turned upon Bunne a smile of bogus tolerant amusement “Forgive me, Mr, Bunne,” he said, “if I am frank. You are an inventor. Like all inventors, you are temperamental You believe in your heart that this engine will do all the wonderful things you say it will, You believe ft will revolu tionize aeronautics, On paper tt works admirably. In theory there is not a flaw. But does it work In practice?’ “It does,” sald Bunne. “If you will come out to my hangar on Har. hor island, I will demonstrate to your entire satisfaction that my en to hide FAULT" Dwight Meade of the Beattle Thi led with alarm and concern TUT ULI LLL LLL LULL LL LLU LLL LLL LL LLL LLU LLL Loo Lon = ‘ Story by Fred L, Boalt of The Star Staff, Iiuetrated “we | r ers. Suc t ceeding Chapters Will Be Published Daily Buring ve ‘ Week. The Story Ends Satur 2 z WAS My '* he stuttered. “My promoter found the work-hardened in the world are you two doing sit fist of the inventor. ting on the floor? Permit me to “Mr. Bunne,” sald Parmenter, “if help you to rise.” what you say fs true—and I believe! Put it wax the younger man who it ie—I will make you a rich man, I| helped Misa Flynt to her feet. And do not mind admitting that I will| then they lauched—laughed as only make myself rich, too. the young and good can laugh “1 will be at the hangar at 9 In| laughed without embarrassment the morning. A small factory here laughed until the tears rolled down in Seattie, Mr. Bunne? their cheeks and thetr sides ached; public demonstration next Pi laughed until, suddenly—for such Is Good! A cigar before you go? the magic of laughter——they felt you tn the morning. Good after. they had known and liked each oth noon, Mr. Bunne; good afternoon.” | er always eee | And Benne as suddenly realized Josiah Bunne, tnventor, left the a moment later, as he was descend inner office of the Hon. Horace | ing the elevator, that, while a gyro. with his head tn the cloude—and scope may keep an aeroplane right came to earth with a bump! And sideup, a pair of laughing eyes may what was Migs Flynt doing so near turn a heart upsidedown the door, I ke to know, that But the Hon. Horace, who was when the Persian rug slid on the|not sentimental, went in search of polished hardwood floor, they could a former friend and associate, nam both go down together? ed “Squint" Hauffmann, one-time I beg your pardon!” gasped) prosperous counterfeiter and all Bunne, blushing furiously ‘round mechanical genius, credited Don't mention it’ said Miss|by the underworld and the secret Flynt, whose face was scarlet. “It service with being the first to put antimony in phoney dollars to id Bunne, politely.| make them ring He found “Squint,” very drunk, at Horace, hearing the| Billy the Mug’s. crash, bustied in, his ruddy face fill __(To Be Continued Tomorrow.) mayor, today issued a statement to attle Electric Co., the telephone monopoly, the Seattle, Renton & | Southern, and the Seattle Gas Co. “I have incurred their enmity be jeause I acted independently in the council,” says Griffiths, “and have jnever truckled in any degree to any of these corporations.” His statement shows the follow- Stuart's Jcium Wafers cleanse gnd clear the blood, driving out all ‘poisons and impurities. 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First-Class Automobile and Motorcycle equipment of all kinds. xhibition SEE US AT OUR STORE, 817 EAST PIKE STREET, PHONE EAST 471 BALLOU & WRIGHT PORTLAND STORE—BROADWAY AT OAK AT THE THEATRES—=]|-|A MUSE MENTS @ audience enjoyed the lavish ais-| r@) (@) RE ts |METROPOLITAN An Week play of stage coin and cheered | herit $7,000,000. The company ap- pears to advantage in the various characters, making the well-known play as enjoyable as ever. THER i me USL Sothern's magnificent revival of Justin Fo Sede ah fp | Heater MeCurthy’s romantic play, | “The Beef Trust *Chorus “1? 3 WER EinO” elephantine girln weighing more Setarday Night, “HAMLET” than 250 pounds per, form the very | Prieee—See. 380, $1.00, $140 and 88.00 material attraction at the Tivoll Gents On Sale Therstag. | this week. Size counts with the Mall Gcéere Filed as Becsived. chorus, and a big applause is nec Curtain ir om 4 BR dead, fvenings, easary to go round ot In Gay Paree” i# the new ve- | hicle of Ed §. Allen and his com PAN I AGES || Big Musical Production | pany. The playlet won a laugh and| introduced many pretty’ songs. Miss Roe Fox was applauded in clever toe dancing. Solo work by the company songsters filled out | an enjoyable bill — ¢ THE PANTAGES “IN LAUGHLAND” LEON 1 ROGEE Other Bie seed . 10¢ AND 266 *| SEATTLE THEATRE | Bothwell Bro p's entertainin musical comedy, “In Laughland,” is] nay along: the hit of the new bill at the Pan-| TOMIONT AND 4: Pishecoed tages thin week. Pretty girls in| BAILEY @ MITCH BESET strikingly modish gowns which fas | Seng moaish eoyae wale fe | Brewster s Millions patrons are the real feature of the Prices—200, 0¢, 800 act, which {8 rapid and danceful. | Bargain Night Monday Evening. Any The songs are pleasing and the act | Seat, 250. worth the while to see it eno Cora, The Uist and tke | ADAMS SPEAKER, | ot,” have interesting novelties. Frank Smith, equilibrist; Elliott) Rev. W. E. Adams of the Queen & Mullen in “Two Shades of Burnt Anne Christi . Cork” prove additional pleasures, | ~""° sisting obercn tallced (ieee night at the second meeting of the ~ ———-@ |forward movement of the Queen THE ORPHEUM Anne churches, in the Queen Anne Congregational church. Marie Lloyd, in the Itmelight | "Unusual interest {s being taken in off th at Vancouver last the movement. A ce | week when she used a trunk strap | eed the taille large audience on ex-Mayor Taylor, of the Van-| uw. ! Prices—Evenings, $% to S0c; Matiners, Every Night except Saturday and at |Music Souvenirs Tonight and Wed. Eva | Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, Mr.) TIVOLI LaughedBefore fatinegs Tomorrow and Saturday Company of 60. Orchestra of 20 Be to $1.50 Firet at Medison - SEE THE BEEF TRUST CHORUS At the Tivoll This Week And Laugh as You Never A decided novelty, Positively first appearance im Seattle, Every girl in “The Beef Trust” weighs over 250 pounds, Thursday night “The Beef Trost” will have a wood-sawing contest. This is only one of the big fea- tures of this week's jeal_ com- edy, “In Gay Paree. Matinee Nights, 80. All Seats 156 5 and 9, Ise and couver World, and sald naughty words at the United States author-| \itles when they refused to let her! STAR WANT ADS ARE MONEY GETTERS } husband, Jockey Dillon, touch foot | across the boundary line, is with us. She arrived last night and will tone up the bill at the Orpheum, e ———® THE EMPRESS —* The “Seven Dancing Girls", form the feature attraction topping a fairly p Rerke, diminutive prima , has a good voice. CAFE BILL IS UP; LOBBY ON HAND reseda, green, Copenhagen blue, black A determined looking lobby was and white, checks and stripes. 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