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' Hotel TEMPLE SQUARE Opfwtit HIGHLY Rar$.50ro$3.0O mark of distinction to stop at thil beautiful hostelry ERNEST HOSSlltK, aigr. It's is Hormaa Tsapla KECOMMEXDEO n top' o-- WNU Sawics THE STORY TUTS FAB home. ij J.ru ea Apple Crop leH 3ach year apple about $17,500,00! in eJrt,2yt codling moth, which U said'T.1 the greatest amount J trolling- any one ciop country. Ollie vnire. ana that and she never pried. Anythingof r.er range w:t:i.n came naturally imo t- t i side door ana a cij eyes or ears went immediately and was t the telephone let her storehouse of knowledge she nev- - Ufpeu.;used u telling effect. Bat iTinand mouoned me down here. pre-cam- HOTELS . Left orphans by a tragic automobile accident which claimed the lives of their mother and faUr. three suters. Helen. Allele and "Limpy." are visaed by tneir Aunt 01mpia, politically minded wife of Senator Aiencon Del.porte biuprire. fa;ie inuli that the girls return with ber to Washington, to mate their home with them. In addition to loving the girls. Aunt Orympia knout they Kill be a terrific political asset. Senator Slopsnire has as his political opponent one Brother VViliie. a minister, whose political campaign is furthered by seven "unspeakable brats" who sit on the rostrum with him while he stakes speeches. Aunt Olympia and the Senator, kind and loving, nevertheless know that their three nieces will mean votes for the Senator. Senator Slopsnire. a pleasantly foggy individual who depends on the astuteness of his wile, prepares for their coming. Though Limpy. the youngest, is 16, and Helen, the oldest, is 21. the Senator bio i them ail the to) s and gifts be can tind. feeling that "children ' should be occupied. CHAPTER III Continued "An apartment is part of a house and home is what you make it," Olympia contradicted the Senator. "And an apartment is closer together, more intimate. I want them to be intimate. I want them to get used to seeing you around and being with you and if possible to like you as if you were their very own . . . Before the campaign starts," she added significantly. It must be said for the Senator that never once had he remotely thought of the children as latent campaign material. "Oh, they've got plenty of time to get used to me," he said mildly. "Well, it took me a good many years to get used to you and even now sometimes I'm surprised. Very much surprised! Besides, a hotel apartment is more accessible. Accessible to newspapermen and photographers as well as constituents . . . Fortunately, they photograph well . . . Yes, you're right, Del. We'd better take a larger apartment and stay where we are. This year at least. Next year is another year." Their talk during those intervening days was all of the children. The Senator wiped his glasses without Intermission during a full hour while Olympia told him the sad details of the tragedy and the funeral. He did not brighten until she added thoughtfully: "As Limpy says, it's just terrifying the way things happen so out of a clear sky. But as I said to Limpy, there's always something to look forward to. I was all cut up I wa3 terribly cut up about this horrible tragedy." Her chin quivered a little and tears flooded her eyes. "And yet just look! Nothing else in the world could have given us those children." "We'll be very good to them." said the Senator. "I'll buy them anything they want." The Senator's sole idea of being good to children was to buy them things. "Del," Olympia said, almost pleadingly, "I want you to help me about something." That shocked the Senator. He was used to having his advice asked when Olympia had her mind made up. He was used to or receiving orders for for the carrying out of plans. For Olympia to ask his help, ask it pleadingly, was something new. "Helen," she explained, tearfully, "is going home next winter and marry a grocery store. She doesn't Limpy was virtually their child. Aunt Olympia occupied herself until the girls' arrival by a systematic procedure which she called "building them up." There were details to be attended to, of course; taking a larger apartment, for instance; laying in additional household sup- plies; sending back almost daily the curious assortment of gifts the Senator sent up in advance of their coming. But in the main, she devoted herself to "building them up." She saw everyone, she accepted every invitation, she resumed attendance at all her neglected clubs. She She even gave a large luncheon. went calling on just the right people. She talked constantly of "my poor dear children." She showed pictures of them, the most flattering ones. She apologized for her constant rush by saying she wanted to get everything of a social nature off her calendar before the poor dear children arrived. "Naturally, then, my place will be with them. They are very sad. Such a tragedy! But their uncle and I will do what we can to comfort them." Every word, every gesture, was deliberately planned to whet inter- - RENO. NEVADA Warn amwt Jon," papular kui, tulj" " uneassaid Aunt OlymHelen sometimes wondered Hotel Plandome Salt Lal she as but rath- pleaseu this "doing all unpleasantly ily if all at not LimState BL R for 4ta Sa. pia, was quite the best training are Aer age. tender tvelv a serene you such at and py. eveSURGE MILKERS fv Record at your all. she was only a child. One toaay, with the before v sat together and show as Let pr iu on they coolly. went ning, eet," he milker ever built whjKlKrg MohS" . room, fastest in the living big the fireplace milk with less un taJ C1.KAKEK camis he tor information. S1"PIfyvou mean the Senator, Write part of Olympia's persistent WALLACE TAYLOR. D.strikatar where'l e should be, trying to bringpaign to "make them intimate, ti S. West Triple Sal' cit.. (Juj Helen said: Tome order out of a chaotic Con"Auntie, have you inquired about INEXPENSIVE MEALS to a school for Limpy? The second seHer eves went unconsciously and soon now, black should very food la Salt Lake u serves in oest mester begin fba k the motionless figure Tha MAYFLOWER CAFE curtains. I think." blue the white between at 1M South Main POPULAR PRlcm "Yes," said Olympia promptly, l Quite naturally Len Hardesty s gaze Luncheons. Dinners and Sandwiea have a list of all the girls' schools in followed hers. what I know Inelejust the District and ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES Swiftly his eyes widened.Wordless to they're good for. All Limpy has dropped. his jaw - out gantly, wants she bewhether complete stock nevKt types, ( Closingdecide to do is for once he gaped at the vision home, store or office Bjlow cost. Pares, to educate herself up to society, to he bedroom Then fixtures tit. flung kitchen, the curtains. his FELT ELECTRIC 37 E. 1st the night clubs, to get married, or tween clutched SaK LA, and floor the to his hat go into business." both hands in head MARKET EQUIPMENT; The Senator took off his glasses, the Sen"My little niece, Adele, wiped them thoroughly and coughed ator's middle ward," announced "World's Best" Batchers Supplies Enj. of smug commcnL Harrinrton Saw A Chopper SrraZ deprecatingly. Olympia, with s smirk 24 Hour 8wtD. Farai Equipment. wise Fur think it's do you dear, "My HARHINCTONS. 171 W. 2nd So.. 8. L starting the child into school in the placency. one of the orphans! Ollie, "Not a such very middle of the year, and BARBER COLLEGE wouldn't do that to an old pal! hard year? In my opinion, she needs vou even couldn't be that low-- not New Class Now Starting You vaa little and a a rest and change could be as low as that! You MOLER BARBEK COLLEGE cation. She looks thin and pale to you Barber tools furnished on new pita. wouldn't sick your old buddy onto t me! Salt Lake Citr. Vu Street brats and a tin trumpet and- 17 The girls and Olympia turned seven double-cros- s heavenwith me then BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED shocked eyes to inspect the aston Would you do that.' ished Limpy, whose face turned a Filled of Oculist's Wholsnlt Prescriptions one them," "Oh, that's only lenses duplicated by mat deep rose from delighted excitement said Aunt Olympia happily. "We Prices Broken THE OPTICAL SHOP. A. E. Ftkr at thought of escaping school. have three! They adore the SenaSalt Lake City. Vttk 14 Bolon Building "Limpy, don't you feel well? You tor!" do look feverish!" ejaculated Aunt TRUSSES "You couldn't have three! There Olympia, in a panic of alarm. be three. There are no mircouldn't said Instruments, Hospital Supplies, "Of course she's feverish," Surgical not even in politics. She's Trusses Manufacturers of Abdominal buj. the Senator. "And pale, too, for that acles, Elastic Stockings. porters. blood anyhow. She's matter. Why shouldn't she be pale not flesh and an automaton The Physicians Supply Company you've She's wax. W Look South 4 St - Salt Lake Citr. 0ll 2nd at all she's gone and feverish? up to throw a scare into me through! Too much study doesn't do rigged and successfully, I admit that, OFFICE EQUIPMENT a young mind any good. I say let most successfully!" see her come around with me and NEW AND USED desks and chsirs, lies, Adele, being stared at, dropped a typewriters, the sights and get a good rest. She addine men's, sales, smiled. and 8. L. DESK EX. 3S W. Brosdwsy, Rail Lib can get enough schooling next very slight curtsey "You pulled a wire!" Len Haryear." KODAK FINISHING Aunt Olympia was more than dis- desty accused Aunt Olympia. "You a wire. She's a know pulled you This was terrified. was she tressed; PHOTO-KRAF- T female Charlie McCarthy, that's Limpy! FILM SERVICE ECONOMY better-look- much but "Limpy, do you feel sick? Have what she is; Any Roll Developed with And she ing." quavered. you any pain?" 25e S Quality Prints "Well, what of it? Charlie seems her alarm was for Limpy alone. 3c Extra Prints himself. She never once thought of the dan- to be doing all right for Wrap coin and film carefully ger to her campaign. "Limpy, I And so's Adele, if you ask me! . . . DRUGS SCHRAMM-J0HNS0don't believe you do look very Sit down, darling." The warmth of beatific. was Adele for smile of doctor her have Box the We'll 749 in, healthy. 8alt Lake City. Utah "Ollie, I want to make a deal with right away. Maybe the Senator is right, girls. Maybe she'd better rest you," said Len Hardesty earnestly. and take things easy this year." "I'll swap you the brats, all seven "L D. S. Training Pays" "Of course I'm right," said the of 'em, and the bellwether too, for NEXT YEAR Will Yea Be Just A Year Older? Senator, well pleased with himself. this one; just this one. You can And will you be qualified for the (inert "Certainly she'd better rest and keep the others." starting positions the field of businesi have a good time. She can read "Not interested. Definitely not inhas to offer? Let us train you as we hfrve trained good books when she feels like it. terested," said Aunt Olympia. "You thousands of other successful young me There's real education in books. She admit, then, that when I pick camand women. can come up with me and listen to paign material, I pick it." L D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE 's the Senate though it is not usually "I'll throw in two of Brother Salt Lake City. Utah best sermons and the tin trumvery educational." "I could coach her in trigonome- pet. I'll throw in the cane, too." Aunt Olympia waved the idea try," said Helen. "She's going to have trouble with that when she from her with a happy gesture. Just A Few Hours From Len Hardesty took another look at goes to college." "Of course!" said the Senator. "A the smiling Adele. "To tell you the 3LIZZARDS to BEACHES few minutes a day won't hurt her, truth, Ollie," he said, humbly, "I'm but don't run it into the ground." not sure but I'll throw in the GovAnd then suddenly Limpy came to ernor . . . Yes, come to think of it, life. She bounded out of her low I will! I'll throw in the Governor." "I wouldn't have him for fish chair, crossed the room in two lithe leaps and landed in a heap on the bait," she said contemptuously. Senator's unaccustomed "You made your political bed, now rigid, knees. She clasped him in both lie in it. If you can find room among the brats and the tin horn." arms, seriously deranging his tie and knocking off his "I'd better have a drink, Ollie. i a better have two drinks. I feel glasses. vacation Imagine a "Oh, Uncle Lancy, you darling!" very badly. Low! Very low. She" full 14 that days in gives she cried. "You perfect old peach! he nodded his head dolorously toSouthern Californiatime What a simply swell idea! . . . ward Adele "wouldn't know what Aunt Olympia, he's right! I swear we are talking about, to soak up plenty of Ollie, but you I'm beginning to think maybe I very and I know. Well, I feel time to see all the bad very nearly do feel sick!" inthe pit of my stomach." sights time to play and There was no further trouble "Oh, I know about the pit of the enjoy life. That's the real about being intimate with Uncle stomach," said Adele brightly. "It's boon of air travel and the Lancy. Limpy had taken him to where you feel the most e their united bosom and he was when you feel cost is low. This year theirs. But Helen took pains to se"I'll probably need three drinks FLY SOUTH. lect good books for her to read for Ring, Ollie," he said dully. educational purposes and gave her Aunt Olympia, with quivering an hour's grilling in trigonometry pleasure, rang for Hilda. After a child that every day. all, "Since this snake-in-th- e is age should spend some time learn- bent on drinking himself tograss death ing something! we may as well do what we can to On an afternoon in March, when help along the good cause. Scotch all official Washington was beginning and soda, Hilda, and a plain lemonto fret at the unconscionable delay ade for Miss Adele." of adjournment, Aunt Olympia sat Len Hardesty, still HOTEL BEN LOMOND holding his quietly, at peace with the world, head in both hands, stared uninterthe Record. reading Congressional ruptedly at Adele. Adele stood between the deep blue "Can't I do something for you' curtains at the window looking down Can t I be helpful? May I offer you into the hotel park. All outdoor ' things made her think of home and of old days and of that low mound lit'ely01 now' thanks," said Adele po- in the cemetery back in Iowa; made d I you mean 'Nt now her a little sad. She wore a gracethanks'? Don't you smoke?" he ful ankle-lengt- h of white asked gown moodily. crepe, with wide loose sleeves bandAunt "Oh, Olympia!" Adele cried i.?3" ed with soft black fur. Aunt Olym"You said no reproachfully. it had A out. pia picked narrow would ever suspect we don't smoke band of black velvet confined Adele's if we just say, 'Not now, thanks.' " fair curls that was her own idea. So she s teaching you your lines Hilda, the sour Swede, appeared eh? I might have known it. I suol suddenly at the door, prefacing her pose it was she who taught you to with a suggestive appearance run your eyelashes up and down cough. that and give a guy goose flesh."like lit Rc... na n.ik. . I2.0 ts "I wish you wouldn't cough," said have got that from FimiU Dm.. Aunt Olympia irritably. "You sound God. BW J Mruini ."., Sm But she told me wha LebbT and Are like the Senator about to take the t0 rwil Uniin o say about drinking." Grill Room CnrTea Shoa . Tsp edge off something good. If you've did She tel1 yu to ho"Wai to Horns el got anything say, take a cough in sepulchral tones. sayv Rotary Klwanis Executives drop and say it." ever i is. it's Bxcnansje upiinra going to be a vot h "Mr. Len Hardesty is downstairs Chamber of Commerce and Ad C and craves a few minutes," said if a ''.She Hilda. gentleman simply Ben Lomond Aunt Olympia flung the Record insists that you take a drink .am VwWw Now, you f wsa anT R. P.tiffrald. halfway across the room. She man and insist tea? I bounded out of her chair. She paland 1 11 give you a tav.VSSj demonstration pitated all over. Adele. turnin I need SALT ' WNU Week No. 4604 practice anyhow." tween the curtains, regarded her - ..u-hpre- 's s t Res-en- N PHOTO-KRAF- T Wil-kie- She wrote letters to her friends at home, voters, every one! est, to arouse sympathy, to insure a profusion of polite courtesies with attendant publicity. She wrote letters to her friends at home voters, every one! recounting the tragedy and invariably added, "We shall have our three dear little nieces with us this summer. Naturally, they will make their home with us. I do want them to find new interest in life and come gradually out from this terrible shadow that has so darkened their beautiful youth. I know you will help me." Due largely to these tireless and effectual preliminaries, the Senator got a very good press on his benign adoption of the three young orphans. He, along with Olympia and crying again. The Senator didn't even cough. a crowd of newspapermen and phomet them on their ar "Ollie," he said firmly, "if you want tographers, at Union rival Station. Uncle Lancy You can have her. that child, you deserve her, Ollie. If she turns out was photographed with them in to be a nice child and you want her many interesting poses; kissing Limpy, the youngest; patting the you can have her." "She's a grand child, Del. She's grave Helen paternally on the shouchucking the beautiful Adele just grand! And named after me, lder; too . . . You'd think she might like under her highly photographic chin. He was photographed, too, wiping . me all right, wouldn't you? . the moisture from his glasses with adshe nice children," They're all a very large, very white handkermitted, rather grudgingly. "Helen chief. It was genuine moisture. The You wouldn't is a little was appropriately captioned picture as Helen as think a person angelic about a de- "Senator Weeps Over Pretty, Pacould be so thetic Young Wards." livery boy. Adele's nice, too. I Even Aunt Olympia pronounced beauwouldn't have believed such a the arrival a complete success. I if nice so seen could be hadn't ty Senator Slopsnire was neither But it with my own eyes . . nor tall, nor handsome, belarge, Limpy Del, Limpy is the cockiest, bravest little thing you ever saw. ing instead rather jauntily rotund She's well, it made me sick to have with a ruddy pink skin. He was to come away and leave her even slightly bald and the top of his head for three weeks. I kept wanting was of a ruddy pinkness. He was all the time to pick her up and start definitely dapper, punctilious in every detail of dress, manner and running with her." "Do you want her as much as speech. The girls found, to their delighted that, Ollie?" he asked, rather awkthat, for all her robust enwardly. They had been married a relief, Aunt ergy, Olympia was easy to besweet and time long speeches tween them had come to seem arti- live with. She was always alert, ficial and affected, but he really always humorously sarcastic, even thought a great deal of Olympia; bitter, but her pleasure in the girls' he was actually fondf her. "Ollie, presence was obvious and she was you're all right! And" anything you flattered to rosy flushes by their want as much as that, I'm going to spontaneous laughter at her remarks. She gave them almost unsee that you get!" "It's not as simple as that," she limited freedom. She said that, in said ruefully. "But Del, I give you her opinion, "people should do as my word, I I want Limpy so much they pleased." If they wanted to that I'd rather have her than have get up for breakfast, they could. If you lick that damn preacher. I'd they didn't, they could stay abed. rather have her than the whole Sen- If they wanted to come in when ate and the House thrown in. I'd there were callers, she was glad to rather have her than the White have them; if they were disinclined, she made voluble excuse for them' House!" ; Uleci it for the Senator. Best of all. sh ws not snoopy That -- . '' snt - be in one i wtis ,fra;d you'd mooes, o ; ;aign tt.e m r.ve mu- tr.tm io o ., an( utt s and I came rigm 1 d a I him vouTe e ' . today. Salt Lake's NEWEST HOTEL V O SrMa MaartH Ca. know I know it, so kindly do not make any comments about it. She's of age and it's nobody's business but her own. Adele is so beautiful that she's bound to be gobbled up immediately and that's an end of her. But Del," Olympia began to cry softly, which so distressed the Senator that he set at once to wiping his glasses though he had no idea what she was crying about, "Del. there's Limpy! If we work this thing right, we can have Limpy! She's only sixteen; she calls it seventeen minus, but she's only sixteen. If we make her happy and she learns to like us, we can have her. 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