The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1925, Page 10

PAGE THE SEATTLE STAR a wet TO Kiedneuig vy WIFE” THE ONY SO FAK: | she thought, | affair with AREWE, ret c in the nat inert dining } s of the hotel home afte e § that moment Herble walked Or rather, he limped | upon a malacca the room leaning heavily upon May, and he} toward her, © “Aren't | ask me to sit down?’ he asked, standing beside her table, | neomfortably | oth pay to the distress of Car been in love course, I want you to sit she sald ‘What dn the happened to you—sprained | kle? f k . vis ere i tere {0 00k. bor to sperry Bin 1 wish thas were all that ailed to Europe to 7 Se new. At thin | mo,” Herbie answered with a groan ska her to Ko to Los |as he sat down, “That would be end the winter there bungalow Now Go ON WITH THE story . . over soon, but this thing's Ilkely to for months. Rheumatism sticks once it gets a good hold on a man I think I'l be moving on to California in a week or 0.” “California!* May exclaimed, her eyes flashing. “Why, I'm so glad ‘you're going out there, I told Car. POVERRURES OS HAS POMS & Olive Roberts Bartor. NO. 16—A TRIP THRU ITALY | ORNING found May still trying to make up her mind whether or not she wanted to winter in Califor. | nia with Carlotta. “I¢ I just knew what Herbie Wa. “When we left Florence we went to @ place called Pisa twhere there is a tower about to fall over. "Where else did you go?" rn clock -w ned It, yabout E; ‘ “Lots of places,” said th kno ands ‘dese glock. “One place I loved wasland everything are “whter. Yon . have to go about inated Phat was it like?” asked Nick. | of “You might jus as well ask * “What is the world like’? nal: wr the little clock. “Ita a a big country and full of b but it Js full.of all sorts of other things as well. There is a moun tain that boils at the top and you can see smoke and real firs coming out. I really would not believe my tiny islands are built on “Well, tonished der: that's what the I declare!’ Httle clock. never cease! cried “Will won There is a lovely “or cathedral as the as chureh there, too~ eyes. I saw it the first thing when} Hs ‘A is called. It’s ns } my magter took mie out of my case} " pe rs ed. 1 name is Marks. | “and set me on a stand where nen we went to an ity a@ direct view out of the w ‘ are am That was at a city called > The sea there is a blue Water on was the sky. It was lov “Where else did you ¢ Nancy. : a girt's na “My, my! You will have me| That's me and easy-to talked to death,” sputtered the|Temember. That's the place where clock. ‘We went to another here are more miles of fine pgint~ called Venice. That’s a city 3 and pictures than anywhere | too.” in the world. I didn’t seo is it on the sea like Naples?” | * They asked Nic sa. in One FALL TERM“: | ‘The Basiness School of Efficient ave Placeme: and make 4 of velers, mas f things to take ces cd | Machine SCHOOL hi Gon Hall COMMERCE No School More Fully Accredited} ‘Then I jand 921 Pike St. Lot 0354 | “There! Cameos and ngs. én we lett Florence. we. went © called Pisa where there high towgr about to fall over. ervous, a beautiful You are all fixed now," | said Tick Tock. "We'll have to. go. proved by oe Thank you, little clock,” safl| the Twi mut we must really | be going.” (To Be Continued.) r A. Ber Resinol Sm SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN? — Gonusin Unless you see the “Bayer Cross’’ on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. | aye = Which contains proven directions, Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiats, Mepirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacturo of Mouoacetlcacidester of Sallcylicnci# 4 ® MAY SEYMOUR FOOTLOOSE #o heavy that it takes tw Accept @nly ‘‘Bayer” package | | | say tet her eyes become soft and| with you," May went on an rosa the | sure you want me t k Sure, I'm Carlotta ght last, in ¢ ful, ungrammatioa 6 me once | Then I ness Waterbury k restaurant to waiter in sight wou! ked all around the see if there was a | "There was only one, who was filling | water pitchers In a far corner | his back was toward them Waterbury and the table 5 in his tit you and leaned acre ONEA We lotta yesterday that I'd » winter there with he “Where at her bungalow near Los Altos?’ ry asked “You'll die of dullness there. You want to go to some gay place, don't | Califor: within your’ night « Just you Pmeeraiee — ~jand 1 Id you like that?” May ¢ od her eye, #o that the e black lashes ‘cast a faint shadow on » | her cheeks, “I thought you sald you liked gay places not little LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES: | cabins tucked away in the hills," she coTT To THE TLE MAK sald al tin a whispem QUISE, care THE SECRET Then, # ly, she pulled her DRAWER [hands away from him and looked It’s a long time since I have writ-/ him squarely in the eye. “What are ten to you, dear confidante of mine, | you doing asking me to and so many things have happened | marry you?" abe inquired impudent that I do not know where to begin| ly, “because ff you are, I'd like to first know about it?” Waterbury looked quizzically at My beautiful old English chest has | come from New York, and I am proceeding to take all the letters I have written you from the safety deposit box and. put them in the) U8) 7 chest. The ancient lock ta the most] 9.4 h4 intricate thing, with bolts and bare and Howsey and ¢ for keepin her, “I wonder if that ts what I'm doing,” he said, and at that moment the walter appeared at his elbow to st nge futce. eges, French toast he ordered, |take h devices eer’ | “My stare! What a breakfast for a eae pigs lags rheumatism! You ought to y: am by ast night when but a little fruit a Rei talled in my bedroom, | milk," May told him severely. “S Jack asked me what I Intended to| husband was a doctor and he never move it and I did “lay, 1 behi am « * up to about my husband and my « but today I am going to t F t does not Apother man has come lites i Doesn't that sound like a vamp or a Mapper, or whatever they” call these very sophisticated young womn- | en of today? Perhaps yc not recognize them by th same when You were loved t a k 1 wonder if you ever ack edged even other ma oceupled to yourself that than bis ro rt has pugt oa bir wan nsent or any en be . into a place w ng of hin? much’ m : atil could 4 ba r Advice.of someones. 1 would to know if I am 7 wre » Jack most got fron LuD, You Re BACK on us! TOMORKOW—Letter from Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquise. FLAPPER FANNY says: | SOLVE THE MYSTERY OF One thing a young couple can get} along very well without is a flock of unpaid bills. | MOM’N POP L WISH SOMEONE WOULD OFFER 08 ARIDE-I'M ABOUT ALL IN LVE A NOTION TS TAKE MY SHOES OFF AND CARRY THEM - THIS BRICK ROAD 1S TOO HARD ON SHOE EATHER YOu FOLKS A LIFT? UM, GOING YouR WAY | | he | MU DD CENTER Y Gost! | HOPE THET CHECK HE GAYE ME HOLDIN’ SOMETHIN’ ) Fee ADVANCE BOARD DON'T COME BACK MARKED,” NO FUNDS’ LUD MOSBY, MUDD CENTER'S TOWN MARSHAL HAS RUN ONTo A HOT CLUE WHICH HE Hopes witt OF THE YOUNG STRANGER STOPPING AT THE HoTEL— THE DAY HE DISAPPEARED A BANK WAS ROBBED IN THE NEXT COUNTY—~— ONE OF THE ROBBERS WAS CAPTURED AND IS ON HIS WAY To MUDD CENTER To BE LocKED uP © 1929 BY NEA SERVICE, INC, CANT Lave Y ready to @ May shrugged her ders le i North pole in three hours,” she sa The wanderlust 1s on mathese days I don't knov® just what makes me se reptless just looking at nea, perhaps.” Carlotta kx eyes. 4 suppone tn three days dell restless of r fot swimming 4 picturesque touch to these astern resorts, Bub why uid it y effect Gpon.a person's mind, ty's sake? : amuse It war @ pleasant body ” fe she me, May,” yawned, And that was her way of saying that she didn't understand May at all Put she's a good kid,” she re marked to herself, Then, aloud, sho sald: “Well, I'm thrilled to death at the prospect of having som winter. I'm not asking you out there as a guest, I expect you to be one of the family and help me wash dinhes ‘n* everything.” “I hope you won't treat mo as a) guest. I want you to let me share expenses,” May answered, ‘By the Way, aren't you afrald to go away and jeave Dan Sprague lying around loose, for so many months?’ Some. one might marry him and take him | off your hands, entirely.” ta shrugged her plump jitle Jers. I "ll show up out there," said carelessly U can’t lone a bad penny, you know, I thought he was off me for life and last night what did he do but take me out to put in the chest, and when J told! jet rheumatic patients have much to| dinner and pull all that marry.me him, he just looked at me and| eat.” jand-make-a-roanofme stuff of his laughed | Well, I eat what I like, when 1! again’ By the way, Little Marquise, !t | like!” Herby struck his cane smartly]; May suppressed a laugh. “So wh ‘was the first time I haf seen Jack | on the foc I've had | do you marry him?" she asked. smile since we both were rescued too man from drowning I was glad to to eat and ¢ Never, proba it, altho I got a little cold when | all off of bly.” Carlotta answered. “I'm not he said to me about doctors!’ sure I want to marry anyone, rea Il am « to read all those He snorted, and unfolded his morn.| Why should I? I'd lose Ps evra asa ing newspaper comfy alimony, for one thing Leslie dear."* Hmmt’ tt hit a sometimes I'm certain that 1} You nec, I thou a little d has, hasn't t marry the best man things I had said abe m to Well, I a ing te a te ‘ not the first husba vo yj 5 she look own at just as you have, make:a | Det the first husher AO de boca’: ¥ little pou e knew great deal of trouble. ‘Then 1/| tin 4 : 6 would never thought of the dear little secret} She set her lipsin a hard, de of this tal termined line as she summoned the 1 is talk of drawer, where these letters al 1 a pear ure and simple ways r T can put them wed she was under in the saf nd how} Already, ‘in k of her’ f ty | Was Mra, Hert a they w K * and ppoint- aken chest with it ment must the he at beat Jacket © wearched her heart and kne never had more than a for any man. She had women who gave ¢ r love, who took no to her—that > M. free t herself an nhe would but to Mra. Herbert Waterbury, who bad m ed for mohey Ah, there wa 10 worth (To The Continued, Tomorrow) FOLKS WE'LL KNOW MORE BY NIGHT FALL, THE SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE BY JINGO THOSE ARE THE Sweetest WORDS LVE HEARD SINCE the ked at her with puzzled | She couldn't see why the sight | of the ocean should make anybody | and jt} cheerful around all) ALESMAN one . > BUSINESS 19 GETTING Mert JHEADY AGAIN - [NEED M By T AROGND TH 9 AGAIN % Ht | | TRY HI OUT PRARHAM LINC Ste IF HE KNOWS WHO HE |S UN- Gu2Z- ae = = (Cnre mer Tae CANT GUE * 5 . | | BIRTHDAY Viti! LGRENT MAN? “BOOTS AND HE R BUDDIES WY, HERES A LETTER PROM - 22 SOMETHIN’ FRANCE . WHO TH ©00000K -- Sd ~*~ SWEETHEART ~-WILL SEE. NOU SOON -- BTC -- ETC Pe se te FRECKLES BE TICKLED WHEN HG ISN'T IN ALS Roo AND HIS WONT FRECKLES SEES TMS NICE GOLDEN RoD WE'RE PICKIN FoR 2 Yaris AO-\WE SAVEO Is LEG AND KE WAS DOING SO NICELY THAT WE TOOK. HIM. HOME THIS MORNING — ISAT THAT xu DICKENS COULD BE WRITIN’ ME FROM THERE ? NLESS~- (EBBE - QOOK- Wy , Buy. HE + MOLD \ SAY! CMON-WE (Sr ENOUGH i WIHAT GREAT MAN 19 (7 agar WHISKERS - LOVED OOD CHILDREN AND MADE. py HAPPY AND WE FB HOLIDAY ON HIS ‘FRIENDS: SEPTEMBER 10, BY SWAN / ACs L RIGHT- YOUNG) 2’'N 1?) MAPA - WE'LL Tay THAS? 10) OUT ON “TH TASY— | TEST- SHot. Rouse THURSDAY, 1925. tint 4 HAVE THAT olf BY MARTIN | BOoTs DEAR- AM SAILING TOMORROW ~~ DEAR. ~- KOVE TO GET IN CAMP IN 2) TIME "TO SPEND A FEW WEEKS WITH Yoo BEFORE COLLEGE STARTS -- HONEY -- WILL BRING MY CAR -- v BLX- Good ae | \'m S0 GLAD. OmMmmm / Goobik, GoopDiE : Goon /) 1 KNOW |F Twas IN A BOSPTTAL LIKE KE IS TD BE GLAD TD GeT FLOWERS SO WOULD T= AIN'T THESE SWELL THIS ISN'T SUCH "BAD OLD PLANET AFTER ALL WHEN A STRAVGER PICKS US UP LIKE THIS IT GHOWS THERE ARE A FEW PEOPLE LEFT WHO LIKE TH DO KIND ACTS . ROAD IN THEIR OLD A THIS 1S A MOCH EASIER RIDING | CAR THAN THE GUNNS ANY HOW ~ L WISH WE COULD PASS THEM ALONG TRE JUNKPILE AND GIVE THEM THE “HIGH HAT’ BY TAYLOR THANKS ME EVE! THIS 1S ATAXI- Nov OWE ME “32 BUCKS FoR WELL STRANGER \TCERTAINIY WAS KIND OF YOU % PICK US UP-WE CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR THE RIOE