The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 8, 1931, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, FINEST STEAMERS LARGEST FLEET SAILING SCHEDULE Leave Due Juneau Due Juneau Steamer— Seattle Northbound Southbound YUKON Sept. 7 Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 6 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 fALAMEDA Sept. 21 Sept. 29 YUKON *Sout reastern Route. s subject to change withoat 1.otice. INFORMATION AND TICKETS W. E. NOWELL, Agent PHONE 2 Leave Arrive Southbound Seattle Juneau Lv.Juneau TRIP FARES i SEATTLE Evans Sept. 2 Sept. 5 Sept.15 Queen Sept. 3 Sept. 7 H TO Rogers .. Sept.10 Sept.14 Sept.17 Queen Sept.17 Sept.21 Sept. 24 Intormation ana tickets furnish. on Seattie-Cafifornia service. Califoraia-New York via Panam Canal and return, Round the world, Trans-Atlantic Trans-Pacific. Round America Rate (one way wat- er, return by rail), $350.00. B H. HOWARD, Agent. TRAVEL BY AIR AGENTS J. B. Burford & Co. Juneau Fred Hanford Gastineau Hotel .. Juneau Orin HIll ... P. Kostrometinof? [Larry Parks .. etchikan W. T. Farwell, .. .Skagway R. P. Peratovich ... Klawock A. B. Hayes, Manager, Alaska Division. Headquarters at Juneau. Company SERVING ALASKANS Sailing from Seattle every Monday Night 9:00 P.M. for Ketchikan, Wrangell, barg, Douglas and Juneau. M/S Noreo M/S NORCO Sept.28 Oct. 3 Oct. FOR INFORMATION APPLY TO D. B. FEMMER Juneau Agent Telephone 114 (Davis Transportation Co." LEAVES JUNEAU EVERY THURSDAY AT 6 P. M. i FOR SITKA AND WAY PORTS i For information apply Dave Housel, Agent Phone Single O PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION GOMPANY Motorship “PACIFIC” Leaves City Dock, Juneau, every Thursday at 10 a.m. for Petersburg, Kake, Port Alexander and Way Points. See agent for ports of call during winter schedule. Passen- gers must obtain tickets from agent before boarding ship. Phone 79. J. B. Burford & Co., Agts,, Valentine Bldg. Phone TAXI SERVICE y 4 DAY AND NIGHT Stand Opposite Chamber: of Commerce Booth =) SYNOPSIS: In love with § mother, Nelly Belaise, Stanard does not know that has left her job and mnam Juanita Basara—at Divi MOON of DELIGHT 26y Marganel Bell Houslosy | orita Flores, guest of his grand- Kirk els in her New Orleans home. SEPT. 8, 1931. tray—a puff of omelet, strips of bacon, hot biscuits, feather-light, and a pot of wild plum jam. Kirk held his cup to Juanita. These nians! They took their coffee ously and continuously. N S 4 |Rirk watched the lft of her = Now she was not afraid. It Wasiounged arm as she tilted the urn. not love she felt for Kirk. What | da. wel . it was she di@ not know, |Rhoda went back down the path. How | . 3 et Oh, well, said Kirk, “you've could a heart that had been drain- poured my coffee anyway. I'll re- ed of faith furnish a soil for love? t " e | |[member that all day.” Then softly, It was not love—and it was not “I love you, Juanita, with your she tt’s gambling house. Adrian Fouche, |night! So she need not fear. She ke 5 t ancther admirer, joins the party |would meet Kirk in the garden, as‘fi?u‘. ];i‘nk[h;;éssl ?vlecv?l;o? a,}::f at Biloxi, bringing his mother, she had promised. He must not| .-’ ot il he added crossly, $o whom Nelly startles with the |suspect that she was afraid. |t¥at Juanita laughen % news that the senorita is en- Fear. If she might only know “Promise me one fhing, Juanita ’.;hgcd to a Spanish r}loblem:; a day, a night that had no moment | ” e marquesa confirms t when terror, black and cold, did not | report for Madame Fouche, :mel against her heart. Last night | :\g:;‘a bn;o:n:r;gdk{?r:ycsdt:;:;h who, incidentally, speaks of |1t had stayed long, not only ter- |y o .'ocoo 1;1 t b ;]? St ihbve. Nelly's carelessness with jew- |yor of what lay behind, but an in- | ask you not to fal . Py Nothing not to do. Omly—if any lefinabl { de le dread of something ahead. one tells you he loves you today— [ | | ling a flight With Dr. A. Malko- | wiskie, the Alaska Railroad physi- T0 GET SICK MAN ON KENAI ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sepi. 8.— Pilot Frank Dorbandt returned here last Friday night from mak- cian, to Kenai Peninsula. They returned with Henry Lueas, veteran guide, who was stricken with ap- pendicitis. An emergency operation was performeéd here and Lucas is given a “fighting chance” to ré- cover, Lucas was one of the guides for 1 Northland _Transportdtion Peters- Leave Arrive Southbound Seatfle Juneau Lv.Juneau Sept.14 Sept.19 Sept.19 M/S Northland Sept.21 Sept.26 Sept.26 3 J. B. BURFORD Ticket Agent Telephone 79 MAILBOAT “ESTEBETH” | jthat was now the marquesa's. Fel- lows from College had come with him and bunked there. he saw it with strange eyes. Jua- |nita had so filled it with her pres- (ence that no former association re- | mained. Things had become ominously si- lent downstairs. Kirk stepped in- {side, poured some water into one of the vases, set the flowers on {the table beside the bed. Already their perfume was beginning to | bermeate the room. | Kirk went quickly out the open |door to his own room. But it was |a leng time before the voices down airs ceased, before there came steps on the stair and good nights called along the hall. Now Juanita lay watehing the world grow pale with dawn. The sea wind was blowing into her room, ist and gentle, bringing a smell Yet the sky held stars; the day would be clear. Perhaps it -was the flowers she smelt. Juanita looked at the flowers, a crimson blur in the half-dark. Kirk had left them there, she knew. Kirk had sent her ,the message that they were in bloom, and she |had known that he was in the gar- den waiting to finish with her |that interrupted moment on. Ca- price. She had stayed in the house, singing, talking to Adrian, scarcely conscious that it was he, so afraid was she of Kirk, of his voice, his touch, his kindness—of the things he said. Alone with him in the garden, what might she not have said in turn? There, on Caprice— She had felt his unspoken profan- ity, when the marquesa had come running with her cry of ‘“Look!” She herself would never forget to thank the marquesa for that res- cue. home | perries, coming bearing a bowl of straw-| % “Rhoda may pour your chooolnte.’j but you're to pour my coffee,” Kirk | said to Juanita. | “Spoiled, aren't you?” i “Well—desirous of being, at any| rate. You didn't come last night,” | he addéd. “I suppose you were $00 happy with® Adrian.” She was watching Rhoda dlsb"he strawberries. She could be very si-| lent, reflected Kirk. In another | woman the trait would have exas-| perated him. It exasperated him | with her sometimes. Rhoda went | back along the little path and Kirk | added, “To,think I am leav u here Bll day with him—with #d- rian.” 4 “Is he dangerous?” ; “How should T know?” Kirk e testily. He had not slept well and Juanita looked so disturbingly pret- ty and remote. He had been over- Joyed just now to see her coi g from the house. Now other gs worried him. “It depends on yeur Susceptibility whether - he's n- derous or not. At any rate,” Kk finished, with him.” “Why don’t you take him?” “How? He's plotted this for days. He's even planned a moon for to- night on the ride home.” “He has plotted nothing with me,” said Juanita. “He didn't think it necessary. Here you are, and here he is. And | here’s the garden. Did you ever in your country hear of the dog in the manger? Well, here he is. I can’t use the garden myself, or| i see’' you all day—so I don't want anyone else to.” “You are hard on yourself,” Jua- nita said gently. “I'm leaving you here Like friendship, the value of a Sheaffer pen increases with the passing of time. Made so care- RADIOTUBE SALE| List Less 20 Per Cent for 1 Cash Order Your Winter Supply NOW We are selling out for keeps This is the kind of information |She had risen from the bed, sat 4 p ice | the party hi i Divitt had hired the marquesa |py the window looking at the‘ sea. l;m:';..at H2 o0, WALl you pmmmw\}ebb] onyeweagoe)gk Al sy { to get as she chaperones his Thing had stood beside her, | "o’ Word of th , " 1 o] e inly1” " i e plight of Lucas was . . cigarette girl, who is unaware atching, too. She had started | /Qh‘lflfr;:;::}}y! said Juanita al-1, ' ght hete by Slim Crockc: an- Alaska Flectrlc Ll ht and ©f his theft plans. Kirk waits |inio the marquesa’s room, but the f‘\’m‘ )f B ks - vou. B arry |other guide for the Webb party 4 g vainly for Juanita to meet him |marquesa snored so peaceful that A 4 ‘f,], hi izl slodu_ ct'l .mk 3; which was near Lake Tustumena. : In the garden, bitter upon see- |juanita had cropt into bed again, g1, o o Jon Souldnt iRk OF Tpor & while fears were fert for Power Co o b .:'n:hhlc‘:r laughing and singing |going at last to sleep. “s, had sobered a little at that.|0rbandt, but as on other occa- o3 drian. | The night was almost gone. She | Just for today,” said Kirk. sions, when the flier had been re- : et would not be afraid of the past or | Tnat would be easy.” ported lost, he returned safely. JUNEAU DOUGLAS i rer anything to come. Juanita slipped | «all right, then. I shan't nag you| The delay was caused by the time S BEEARFAST DATE from bed. The mocking bird sang |any more. I'd just like—I'm going |7eauired to get Lucas to the plane, Phone 6 Phone 18 Would Juanita meet him for |suddenly. |in town to work and I'd merely where it landed, from the camp | i | breakfast in the morning? She| “A little late, Senor,” she smd,|like you to do it. Look at that|Where the Webb party was located. - - had promised; Kirk could only de-|closing the marquesa’s door as she canary, will you? He's waiting for di ot | pe_nd on that, for he wéuld not re- ran the water in the bath between me to throw some crumbs.” Kirk|teriously there again, turning the| - L mind her. She had sat late, singing |the rooms. broke a biscuit into bits threw it |message of the dawn into a hide- to Adrian. Perhaps she would be, The mocking bird flew away, |Out on the grass. |ous thing, séeming to say: What- b % sleepy in the morning. {leaving the honeysuckle shaking.| A myriad flutter of wings from |ever has lain dark and secret shall| He gathered some of the bulbul";uanim put on sleeveless dress of |the branches about them. Juanita |be unveiled in the light. lrlnwers befo;e he went in, _tflkmg pink cotton homespun, winding her |threw a bit of bacon which started | (Copyright, Dodd, Mead and Co.) the back stair. He would give the |hair about her head. There was |2 small war. She and Kirk were e flowers to Rhoda to put in Jua-(no time to dally. If the marquesa | silent, watching the birds. Nelly is dazed tomorrow. She nita’s room. They would perhaps|ywag going to wake .and come in| Juanita scarcely saw the bh-ds! reads of jewdl fofibericg and say something abqu! tomorrow. And | Juanita preferred her to do it after | The black thing that had stood| asks J ita to come to her perhaps the mocking bird would be |she was gone. “bmde her in the night was mys-| room. * e at his post. ! Kirk was waiting under the oak | HET | Juanita’s door was ajar. RN0da|rees by the south wall. A table | R, feiminiaininzeie . N |was no doubt making the roomifor two had been set there. The | i 3 { 4 ready for the night. Kirk tapped.|world was very dim and still, and | ",,"'Z,"’,},f"f,j’, . | \ i | 3 ite dot. The door opened farther at his!ful] of faint night-fragrances. p touch. Rhoda was not there. | “rpjs is good of you," Kirk said. b~ 5 ) _ That guest room has been famil-|All your beauty sleep—" ‘ 3 T o GRS m tonthk all ;:15 life—the tokl‘d “Beauty sleep?” smiled Juanita. | 9 . e wi S rose-hung canopy, the l“po you know what we say in 2 . 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