The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 5, 1931, Page 6

i ‘r | | i : 7 o MOON of DELIGHT by Marganel Bell Housdon Kitk Stanard over Senorita Flores' when he becomes sen- 1 SYNOPSIS: purzic aloofncs: timer.tal, the knocks that come his way.” They both turned, ! go down the steps. Voices aring Adrian came, DOUGLAS NEWS nct knowing that she from the pier. is in reality Juanita Basara, ci- | “They've come,” said Nelly. “Now, DUUG SGHUULS gorcitc girl in Divitt's resort. poor Theoneste, you shall have The marquesa, her chaperone, dinner.” revcls in gambling at the Isle of Caprice, ncar Biloxi, where The bulbul bu:h had blossomed. they are viciting Kirk's grand- Kirk sat beside it in the dark gar- mother, Nelly Belaise. But | den, thinking perhaps Juanita | | Juanita s unaware that the would come to him there . He re-i All Teachers WIH Be Ready chapercie is doing the inside |called how, on Adrian's last v\sxt‘ work in Divits plan to rob |she had come to him, how they | for Positions When their new friends Thoone |had walked under the magnolias. | Fouche and her son. | But she was not avoiding Adrian Bell Sounds through Adrian, an admirer whom Jua te a come to | tonight. Kirk could see he |the windows, laughing wi bofere Juanita, the | guitar on her knee. H ice came and Kirk rciurn from the is- [to him, mingled with the perfume land Kirk mcanwhile plans an |of the bulbul bush, with the glow carly bre ast with Juanita. |of But Nelly is telling Theoneste that Sencrita Flores is engaged | alrcady and is therefore neith- ¢r fer Adrian nor Kirk. the moon just way above the trees. Kirk and Juanita had watched |for the moon from the Tsie of Ca~ | price. They had forgotten how late it would be toni How close she |had come to him then. Words were houldering Chay THE BULBLU I lsl'sll inot needed. Then the marquesa Nelly Belaise's abrupt announce- |had come running, waving her ment caused mlnme Fouche to|gains, crashed a stone into their syspend her fanning pool of silence. “Engage’ Senorita Flores en-| *“Look!"” the marquesa had cried. gage'? When have she tell you?”|“Now we will go home.” iesa told me last night.! She had sat with them on their The marque a's fiance nobleman of | trip back and prattled of her luck, love.” of how hungry she was. Kirk and e much am “Well! 1 gon’ have trobble!Juanita had both been very still, Dbrekking this to Adrian. You have'and now since dinner Juanita had| tell Kirk? seemed farther away than ever. y seen Kirk. He Now it was Kirk she was avoiding, ay, and he and singing to Adrian. “No, I have hi got in late yester Juanita were singing all evening.” Kirk knew what the Spanish “He ought to know. {words meant. It was the song she “Juanita will tell him at the had taught him the nig before. proper time,” Nelly answered. “The Adrian was listening with all his| marquesa said Juanita was not to gift of passionate intensity, as if know she had told me, so if you the somg were a declaration of say anything to Adrian—" | Juanita’s love. Madame Fouche “Adrian is discreet,” Madame re- sat watching them, fanning with plied. “But she should have tell|what looked to Kirk like disap- ever'body at de first. My Adrian | proval. Nelly, he knew, was in say to me, ‘'Maman, for re first|the sun parlor, the marquesa prob-' time I mit a girl what I can give ably beside her. my heart to’ It is a sin, what| There was another song Kirk Senorita Flores have do.” wanted her to teach him. She had “That's absurd,” snapped Nelly. sung its sobbing melody with such “She may not love the man at all. |fire and pathos that he had loved Who knows but she may have come it best of all. Kirk hoped she to America to forget.” would not sing those words tonight, “Aha!” Madame opened her fan even in Spanish. abruptly. “You thank she will fall| Kirk started. She was singing in love and brek her troth! You do|them. not know bethrothals in Spain. But | «Not because I sing 1 shall tell no one but Adrian. He| Is my heart joyful. will be keerful. Kirk mebe cannot | But like the swan, in dying, Jove so sard as my Adrian, but I sing, ‘T love you'" “Why should you disparage Kirk's| girk could not watch her singing powers of affection?” asked Nelly |thay song, Adrian beside her. He stifrly. | walked deeper into the garden. Do not be hurt, Nelly. T mean—| Madame Fouche ,n the house, eyes are so blue, and his, wished to talk with the marquesa light brown.” | The marquesa was coming to sit “Kirk’s father was a New Eng- with her presently, but first she lander of English descent. He|mugt telephone the Hotel Tijon in an't help being a blond,” said New Orleans. She had broken her Nelly. yIargneues she explained, and they “Eg-zactly. Adrian’s hair is black ';ust send the other pair. and his eyes flash. Such men love| Madame liked the marquesa. The much. Kirk, he joke and smile,'marquesa had appreciated her old | even wid Senorita Flores. MY |silver and solid gold punch bowl| Adrian— which Monsieur Fouche had “Your Adrian can certainly 1ove pought after a coupe in the mar- more frequently,” said Nelly, trV- get when Adrian was born. Madame | ing to remember that it was her coulq see that the marquesa had sun parlor. “In any case, WhY phaen touched by the inscription on tell a thing that concerns Juanita!'the bowl which was that of an first of all, and that she apparent- |enthysiastic father. The marquesa | ly doesn't wani told? The WOrst|naq also admired Madame Fouche's that can happen to a man in love |pearls. Many women were jealous with her is that he may propose' |of Madame's pearls, but not the and be rofused. Adrian will be bet-| marquesa. if you will let him take Madame felt that so sympathetic 14 lady would appreciate her mater- | {nal solicitude for Adrian. Madame | |would draw the marquesa on the subject of Juanita's prospective hus- D |band. Nelly might have misunder- FOUN [smd the marquesa’s statements. or ‘mlght have exaggerated them to {get’ Adrian out of the way. | Madame adroitly opened t'e con- | versation from another angle. “Nelly is very careless,” said |Madame in French, when the mar- (quesa had finished telaphoning, end they were sipping their coffee to- gether. $6.00 Man’s Shoe ‘qu‘éin.xe)ess?” ! “In every way,” asserted Ma- ydame. “Not only does she leave ther jewelry, which she affects to love, lying all around, but—" “Surely you are wrong Madame. I have not seen—' 3 “It neither crimps your roll nor i cramps your style” || DEVLIN’S | (mi SPECIAL DISHES GENUINE CHINESE ! CHICKEN AND NOODLES | { Choice Tender Steaks | 3 and Chops | ' Day and Night & Service , THE ALASKA GRILL . For reservations Phone 456 SIS, its | to say that it builds the best tires) t With the arrival of Miss Margar- | et Pimperton and da Hol- brook today, everything is in readi- ness for the opening of the lo schools next Tuesday morning. | Supt. C. H. Bowman, who has been here a week, is the only new member of the local faculty this year, Mr. Bowman comes Petersburg, Alaska where he has been superintendent of schools for several years. M E. E. Engs- trom will have charg Eng- lish and French hx’r {fourth term, Miss will have charge of Domestic S jence and Girls athletics for her |, third year and Lloyd Rinden will undertake his second year as bas-| ketball coach and manual training | instructor. In the grades, Miss Margaret Pimperton, Miss Edla Holbrook, | Miss Lee Thoma and Miss Eliza- beth Fraser will teach their sec-| ond terms here DOUGLAS P.-T. A. IS TO WELCOME TEACHE! l(\ A public reception will be held| in the Eagles’ Hall Tuesday eve-| ning, September 8, in honor of the Douglas teachers. The reccplmn for “You have not visited her wn‘ town,” asserted Madame. ! “In town,” murmured the mar-| quesa. “I though you ineant here “I do not know,” Madame had not designed to tarry so long on| the subject of Nelly's carelessness Wwith pearls. “In New Orleans she | keeps her valuables in a simple drawer with a simple lock. The | fervants know where they are. I myself, have seen them there.” “They are probably very close| to her hand,” surmised the mar- | ' quesa. “Oh, yes!" with a shrug “In her bedroom. She says no burglar | would ever look there.” ! “Then it is not carelessness,” | smiled the loyal marquesa. ; Madame sipped her coffee. “To me it is taking chances,” she per- | sisted. “And Nelly is careless in the things she says. For instance, she told me that Senorita Flores—" Ah; there was very different. The | marquesa drew closer to Madame, who lowered her voice, for Adrian and Juanita sat a short distance | away. even in regard to that. The mar- | quest felt that Madame should | know it. Juanita had wished it kept a secret, but she—Carlota— | knew the feelings of a mother. Nelly had not exaggerated. On the contrary the marquesa told Madame of certain complications connected with Juanita's betrothal, complications she had not men- tioned to Mrs. Belaise. Madame fanned agitatedly. Oscar went out into the garden with coffee for Mister Kirk. Kirk saw him coming, went toward him. He had decided to send Juanita a message. “Say to Senorita Flores that the bulbul bush is in bloom.” “Mus’ I say you told me so, suh?” “No. Just say that.” Oscar went off doubtfully. Kirk watching him through the window, saw him approach Juanita's chair, saw Juanita look up at him. “De bulbul bush in bloom ma'am.” Kirk repeated the mar- knew how Oscar would say it. But Juanita did not come. (Copyright, Dodd, Mead and Co.) Afraid of Kirk? If not, why had she failed him—and will OPEN TUESDAY from | Lucile Pepoon But Nelly had not been careless |’ is being arranged by the Parent |/ (Teacher Association. There will be 'a short program and refreshments. |The public is invited, | | TEACHERS LEAVE FOR WORK Miss Impi Aalto and Miss Rica |Niemi are leaving today for their {respective schools where they will |teach this winter. Miss Aalto goes ,m the Petersburg school and Miss |Niemi will teach the Chilkoot | school. Lillian Norberg who has |been a guest at the Aalto home, accompanied Miss Aalto to Peters- burg. Douglas AT THE HOTELS ChurCh A. A. Fue.‘;.]\;:‘.n:::‘l Mrs. R. H. g Wilms, Mr. and Mrs. George Bacon, Services| ¥ Sy, "G o on Easton, R. H. Chadwick, G. W. m Drollinger, George Cullumbine, Al- must be recelved by The Empire cxander Mayer, W. A. Taylor, Alice not later than 10 o'clock Saturday ' Erb, Blanche Turner, Mable Mon- morning to guarantee change ol son, Margaret Yeakley. |sermon topics, ete. Alaskan MOOSE HUNTERS FOR TAKU \ | Joe Riedi, Charles Schramm and | |Mike Gaveril got away this morn-| ing on the City of Rome for the| | Taku river district to hunt moose. | “A DEVIL WITH WOMEN" BIG SHOW AT COLISEUM Victor McLaglen comes to the d n “A Devil With Women,” one | of the best shows to be seen here with the well-known actor. ——.———— OTTAWA, Ill. — Operations re- sumed at Libby-Owens-Ford Glass | Company and National Fireproofing | Company plants. | Sl e | RUMMAGE SALE in the Valentine Store Room Sat- urday, September 5th. Please leave| | donations at the Catholic Rectory; or telephone 178. al Coliseum Sunday and Mon- | el Ly W'f tional Communi’y || The Ladies of the Catholic Par- || N> < g | ish will hold a RUMMAGE SALE |1, —adv (following Sunday school. | \ C. 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