The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1913, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR PRA | RAR annem 5) GOOD COMING Spend Your Money for IN STORY - ) THE FAMOUS | SOMETHING ANOTHER STORY BY ann MOopyrighted by Chas. Scribner's] Sons.) Stanisins Odeskalk!, the beat man nd O'Gosh, the interpre helped Orloff Openta and Olenka were really married by the mayor, He jnade Orloff kits Olenka; shook hands with them; said that he oped they would de a loving couple; made the remark that ev erybody’s name began with O, and Mwished them fogd-day Orloff, Olenka, Stanislas Odeskal ki and old man Openta nt up town by the elevated nd hurried to the rooms in East 123d-st, near the river, which Orleff had hired for. himself, his bride and his father td live tn, It was a bitter afternoon in January, In many windows lights already glowed, Old man Openta walked ahead, giving his arm to Olenka, who was 80 rosy that men turned their heads to Jook after her. The best man and the groom brought up the rear. The Mridegroom’s face was bright and emiling, and he kept his eyes stead Mly on the bride; but the best man wwied continually. Only once did he speak of anything. “You should have told me,” he said, “what a pretty girl she ts. You Must look out or some fellow will lake her from you.” He cheered up when the four flights of stairs leading to the Opentas’ new rooms had deen aur mounted. “Now we are going to feed,” he ‘paid Old man Openta embraced her \door, and, motioning to the others to wait, crossed the — threshold, ned and held out his hands | “Welgub,” he said. He affected the English language with osten tion, but the others clung to Polis! Olenka hesitated and ed at her husband, blushing “But go in,” he said, and he ed her gently. “This ts no to hang back.” { Old man Oenta embraced her when she had crossed the thresh Openta pushed Odeskalk! Into the oom, followed and closed the door. “Well, here we are,” he said.) “What do you think of {t?” | Odeskalki began to look about) critically. “It is easy to that a ‘woman has not lived here,” he said “You ought to have curtains. Mrs. Openta will be lonely without cur tains. Olenka went close to the stove fand spread out her hands to the) warmth. “I think a fire is so home e.” she sald. “But the room is warming 0) said Openta. “Don't stand on cere mony. Let us ail take our coats off.” He started forward to help ‘Olenka, but Odeskalki intervened. | “No, let me do it,” he said “AN right,” sald Openta, “and will help father off with his. In helping Olenka, Odeskalk! her shoulders with his but very slightly, so as not to give offense. “and now,” said Openta, time for Olenka to enter upon her first duties as wife.” He pointed to a large broad cupboard in on corner of the room. Olenka smiled over her shoulder at the three men. At times she astonished by her prettiness. | She was as out of place in that shabby room as an orchid. You would not have been surprised to Jearn that she was 8 princess— even a fairy princess—in disguise. Her voice was tender and haunt fing, like the middle register of a fine old ‘cello when a master is playing. Her feet moved in and out under the hem of her skirt, timidly and gently, like two mice If you had been fn the hall and heard her laugh, you would have said, “Somebody is making a child happy in that room.” | ntly, with a great show of ‘courage, she flung open the cup board door and at once began to emit exclamations of surprise and \ pleasure. For the shelves displayed cold meats, salad, oranges, nuts, ‘raisins, celery, jelly-cake and wine to give delight to the moment. Soon a real feast began. Olenka i presided; but so intent was she fon seeing that the men’s plates ‘were always filled that she did not find time to eat more than a few mouthfuls herself. Old man Openta Decame loquacious. Openta himself )beamed on the party and kept jump- Hing from his seat to heap fuel into ithe stove. It began to get red-hot. \Odeskalki scowled continually, but '4t was noticed that he ate and drank }as much as he could get. “But you mustn't mind his dark } looks,” said Openta to Olenka. “At heart he is not an ili-natured |Tellow.” Odeskalki only scowled the more, fund, filling his glass, toasted Olenka May you be happy,” he said and } shook his head gloomily. “It is always so with him when he drinks, said Openta. “You would think him a dragon, but at heart he is nof an {filli-natured fellow.” “Il gad ead do bore,” said old man Openta suddenly. He rose and| placed himself with his back to stove Odeskalki drew out a fat silver watch and scowled at it “Time for us to be off,” he sald| to Openta “It really is too bad,” sald Openta to the bride, “but I could not seem |‘ to make them understand. And if \1 were to stay with you I should lose my place. But next week I shall be put on the day shift. It was jall I could do to get off this after- noon to be married.” | “When do you think you will come back?” said Olenka | “Perhaps not before one or two o'clock.” said Openta. “Tonight,” sald Odeskalki sulkily, “there 1s to be a 1 men given by a young man who }4s going to be married. There will | be a real lake in the middle of the table, with banks of ferns and red| | roses, and live ducks swimming In| Hit. It is intpossible to say when the affair will break up, for there will be a great deal of hard drink-| \4ng—and not ordinary white wine) llike this, I can tell you. Those | young fellows will not have any-| \thing but the best imported cham 4 pagne, costing you, perhaps six do! | Seattle-Made Goods, WATCH THE STAR NEXT WE , se « [WRITER GOUVERNEUR MORRIS—— + + “THE BEST MAN others, to the bottom of the statra Do not heattate te fire with anger, Openta had But 1 shall not go to sleep until said Olenka. an Openta from his position suddenly cov i’'t scream #0. in front of the stove w to have rece Ho kept feeling the smali of bis back with one hand and tak litek, eniffling Hes all right,” n Furniture I will come again disappeared ourself entirely anid the groom to distribute green backs among ‘the te Openta begat Is it permitted or hand and raise If he kinwed tt SOMETHING FOR NOTHING Speculation makes rich and the many poor. fond of hoping to get some- thing for nothing, stop and try to real. ize that you can en- sensation ery grateful to him for hi p the kind ton which he had adopted A stupld fellow said Odeskalkt better than to stand #0 ¢ Come, Openta, Have I misjudged this man!’ we shall be late! with greedy eagerness ta hesitated complete frankne: t complete frankness. smiling face ng eyes upon you will be happy, think much ever comes « joy that without speculation by saving money and letting it earn compound and six other young gontle When you deposit in the Dexter Hor- ton Trust & Sav- ings Bank the money you worked for, it works for you and every six months 4 per interest is added and _there- after draws interest as part of your prin- ub locked thet ight or the morning nor how came at length greater than had ever had began to look le duties brought them dear, and I'll go ments to Openta “Let them look to Olenka Sm'led Over Her Shoulder at the Three Men and, Wit h a Great Show of Courage, Flung Open the Cupboard Door no more br Give me wealt and I would nost querule se of a man lying be Tears of angul ta’s eyes and he find them awake said Openta, with bis thar Don’t speculate— turned and bride, forcing a an if necessary He became more pleased with his own lot and was inclined to visit his wrath on {nof. tensive Openta “Such a husband should have stayed even if you Curse you!” borhood somewhere DEXTER HORTON TRUST AND SAVINGS “Didn't T always " he sald presently elf together unless you wish bedding inte “if up and walked away lost your post 1 sorry for what I sald. SRhCOND AND eo night under th >a covered Olend houldn'’t hav currying favor with the taxing Olenka [fill a glass act were a pleasure, but a conde papers to Openta REAL ESTATE QUAINT CUSTOMS OF THE WORLD'S QUEER PEOPLE NOSE FLUTE USED BY OUR OWN FELLOW CITIZENS IN THE U.S. hed you you'd know fist would come out the other side An old established oftice, equipped in every department. Northern Bank Building. ALBIRI B. | OFZ) kept a ready eye on opportunity and already drunk | page out of partially emptied bot |tles to make his blood boll. sgt tg| Since the afternoon, when he had |seen Olenka for the first time, he had been bitter with fate. {shness, Innocence and beauty had exerted a powerful attraction ont man, and as the champagne moun Jed to his head he began to imagine scenes in which he figured as he: lover instead of his friend. let this silly Openta have a car and his savings were nearly but his back hurt 40 that he could hardly walk n cold and sober. The woather was bitter cold vielons were high, }Went up the form of smoke » think about yreserved her charm But Odeskalkt, tf he hie | had wished, could have told of mo arefully screened from the the anxiety torturing her came to the sur Once, as they were m it flight of stairs 4 from a sh and more wood stove chimn The pain made Olenka was sound as Our own United States has some! that I om bearing ali the Orloff nor bin wife was But through it all very queer people very quaint custome. ‘Take our fellow citizens who lve in the northern part of the island hted burned walking on tp match which he had ‘That ts the dividend we have Lat things be paid on savings for Orloff ts well bing which I And that In the hos y shown by Orioff's father. who is nothing but a shows his teeth the old man| ments g man | wake and moaned "the — Have you shared tn these called to find out what had become of Orloff Openta If not, why don’t you begin saving today? Dividends are declared on the first of each January and the first of July each year. This {s a Mutual A acreen of leather tn one corner The tnvalid was |shielded from view a table covered with removes and a great tub con which does not include much Olenka took Odeskalki to the furth |in his arms and held her 1 Sauaee tee breath They are really eral times during the dinner Odes He is a trial not easily kalki and Openta found themselves alone behind this screen oceasion Odeskalki filled two glass es with champagne, and said “Quick, man—to Olenka!” Openta hesitated “Curse you,” said Odeskalk! in a flerce whisper. >» jfriends with a man who drink to his own wife.” Operta had a weak that one glass stimulated him versed with bin na flight of stairs, what had har earnings are distributed equit ably among our shareholders. Officers and Directors PUGET SOUND SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION <DEL, President, Was much truth in what thelr bene Then they ¢ Old man Openta hatet Odearalkt and showed his teeth at ntas that in the fu to work on th shift and that {t would not head of the stairs when we ca’ come back and present of money Mpped in turning, n fall, and found him at the bottom of the stairs. “We have drawn streams drip down from one terrace to another, soaking the nd making ft bl th ings to say Mills, Vice-President the bed clos: speak to’him myself. He does not Dr. A. W. Leonard Methodist Church 4 out to tell you about the Tingulan musicians, v 1 with their nose {s played at Denny & Ewing. W. J. COLKETT, Assistant Postmaster, CAMPBELL, father ts old tter to laugh Odeskalki to persuade him to take everything will be better.’ The third glass Openta drank at his own {nstigation. * said Olenka, kalki when at this point {t was no that Grloff must He still for a A. SODERBURG malignantly Index Granite Works. “PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT Odeskalki, and said shrilly other walters cursed him Champagne had made its appear ance with the drunkenness were now beginning to be evident among the diners Orloff Openta stirred in his bed ening worship, Christ’s Detection of |Olenka?” he sald ruse took hin overcoat fron Rank, President Title Trust ® and put tt on dot gum bag, kalki to ask after you.” Lumberman ney and secret direc A. F. LINDEN, Vice-President presents of m I hope you are well tried to hold him “TO FATTEN Hi Incompleteness Men left their places and carried their chairs to more alluring ne Little groups surrounded the humorists but he struck her in the Tinguian Playing Nose Flute WEEK OF PRAYER A week of prayer In Y. M. ©. A's the world will start Sun consideration of the| The Puget Sound Savings & Loans Asociation Savings Society” Established 1901. 222 PIKE STREET and Marion 8t. 1 recruit shall tip the soon enouxh three square will soon be hank Men whom the champagne affected | jega do not get warm.” to seriousness drew aside in nodding clos gether, emptied their hearts of mat ters which for the momen of paramount times they sniffied and shed tears snatched a coffee. es and felt of his fe “A Mutual “They are like ice,” she sald. the ned clot “The Object of Our Lord’s Return.” Not to burn the world, but to restore mer I bill dot gum bag,” shouted the | weigh RSS had: wained seven | Odeskalkt closed the door. “Go into the other roon and put cold water on * He turned to Op | McNeill looked so good to Geo sald Openta, “But if I do ft huris my back John Tombs is a week set apart accord-| tom of many |looked very wise What worrles me,” BANY*PRANLESS W0G0b00e> |ALBANY CUT-RATE ~-s= = DENTISTS ¢ EXTENDED , we want our perhaps T shall not basin, but for the 1914 MODEL. jalso drunk using {t only as a receptacle on of the Sun agreed not to speak of that irink a cup of soup? here was a great prayer in his address en latter were Electric hansoma re I feel a draugt * ald Odeskalki dows and both doors are shut.” londer horn did not answer gan to draw And Odeskalkt be street gas lamps her to him, but oN ee as8 pee Te NEW REMEDY SAVES OLD FOLKS FROM KIDNEY AND BLADDER Sleep Disturbing Bladder Weakness, Backache, Rheumatic Pains Disappear After Few Doses are Taken | pleasure bent. And, like the ge indows tn the other room 1s man, for he suddenly tears ceased vas frightened only,’ If tt had not been aid Odeakalkt, "One flew enst and one flew west | And one flew over the cuckoo's| tightly enough to keep the cold alr But the future groom came back to the dining room ‘arge dinner for|0 and, with his immense lined coat and b * wald Odeskalk! ied in a moment He was a big windows are afford to have led our cut rates 914 MISERIES Stiff Joints, |°"s0 18" ame alone ts a guarantee that was red and shin your work will be satisfactory and with hard drink Pastor Daniel Toole of New York lecture on above sub Odeskalki caught her as she fell COME TODAY—DON'T PUT IT OFF Set of Teeth, Guaranteed aid, in a loud, aseu got something for you kissed her unresisting mouth. he brought cold water and began to| naturally m« bathe her temples. Meanwhile Openta had turned his head so he could see the door lead ing into the other r “He ought not to have closed thc f you purned your pridges to. said Odeskalk! and he added, you will be setting the While people and cause rheumatism ubject to weak kid so it no longer neutralizes th neys, they can easily avoid the tor and rheumat volces began to ¢ ‘or | | Openta to co fe an: sr very unsteady on bin feet | Solid Gold or unnecessary the kidneys ki laid his hand on Open and patted ft Ightly. International Gold or Porcelain Bridge s not how long you have| ou are, or what achod the to of a flight of stairs |ever to Inquire about y lars the bottle. That's the kind of| Tr, a feast to have.” | “You see,” sald Openta gently “this envious fellow and I will he kept busy serving courses and | drawing.corks until the last guest goes. There will be eight of u walters, one for every four guests. But I will come home as soon as may be, and | will wake you up.” Solid Gold Fil silver Fillings Albany Cut-Rate Dentists ank Batidiog will you speak |turned, ‘sipped and fell to the bot-| moment? Bible Scholar reparation with Hope-Inspiring An Floquent Olenka began to forment hitn matter that cause & room heard |of th minute you sounds of the a sudien burst of foo and cleans out An original | Then he began to call for kalki loudly seriously 11? was silence, I do not know,’ is Take Hlevat« The groom hurried, With the “but | am afraid so. What I want ; . sald Odeskalki, Odeskalk!, looking like a man on ties ‘hat lodge in the joints and lif itJails ina mngle case, ee ee ORK W