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XXXVI.
Clang
of
the
Gong
Adele
.nueie
regarded
rearueu
him
mm
rigidly.
rimuiy.
son
was
lying
"What
has
he
been
put
in
jail
for?"
"For
the
murder
of
Mrs.
Ferryr
man.
lie
wriggled
out
of
it-
the
first
time,
but
the
police
discovered
new
evidence."
"Mrs.
Ferryman
Miss
Conway!"
Adele
exclaimed.
Axelson
regarded
her
narrowly
out
of
his
shrewd
dim
eyes.
"Oh,
you
can
call
her
Miss
Conway
if
you
like
it.
It
makes
no
difference
now.
Dale
was
arrested
right,
outside
of
your
house
about
half
past
10
tonight.
It
seems
he
had
been
out
in
your
car.
The
police
grabbed
him
just
as
he
drove
up
in
front,
of
your
house,
uatcd
itself
Inttif
Thrilling
Mystery
Story''
"
In
30
chapters,
-
forgeries
on
me
this
time.
I
want
the
authentic
documents"
The
man
grinned
crookedly.
"Did
you
bring
an
authentic
'
check?"'
"I
did
as
I
was
told,"
she
declared
after
a
moment's
bewilderment.
"I
brought
a
check
for
$100,000;
"Well,
Dr.
Moffett
will
attend
to
that"
Adele
rose
impatiently.
"Then
let
mo
see
him
at
once."
"See
him?"
The
old
man
chuckled
in
a
way
that
gave
her
a
sense
of
something
horrible.
"See
him?"
You
don't
want
to
see
him,
young
woman.
It
will
be
Adele
lowered
her
eves.
A
feel-
an
evil
day
for
,
you
if
you
ever
ing
of
fnintness.
and
despair
came
do-
But
you
will
have
a
talk
with
but
she
fought
against
it.
She
uuwuy,
aim
jou
w.u
arrange
could
not
doubt
Axelson's
words
now.
His
statements
regarding
the
car
coincided
with
what
she
knew
to.be
facts.
She
was
alone
now,
dependent
upon
her
own
wits.
Gone
was
the
comfortable
feeling
that
Dale
would
be
near
"In
case"
of
need.
The
room,
the
everything
with
him.
If.the
chek
is
all
right"
He
paused
on
a
startled
noteap
Somewhere
in
the
house
a
gong
was
clanging.
A
wave
of
pallor
swept
across
the
old
man's
grizzly
face.
His
knees
shook
a
litUu.tHhei
I
thought,"
she
declared
furious
ly.
viNojvj-pu
coma
with
me."
SK(kpdtnbU!to
'aftlftor
at
the
farther
side
of
the
room.
Adele
raisfldiher
head
and
looked
with
outward
calm
into
her
blazing
eyes.
"I
prefer
to
remain
here."
she
announced.
"Oh,
you
do!"
Joan
tossed
her
head
angrily
and
ran
to
the
door.
"Caesar!"
she
called.
The
groat,
black
beast
came
loping
into
the
room.
Joan
strok
ed
his
head,
pointed
to
Adele,
and
addressed
the
dog
In
an
undertone.
Caesar
bared
his
teeth,
growled
menacingly,
and
ap-
proacn
Aiieie,
nis
yellow
eye.
gleaming
with
ferocity,
his
slavering
jaws
set
for
attack.
With
an
instinctive
cry
of
fear
Adele
sprang
back.
She.
loved
doiTH.
hut
IVin
n?(rTit
nf
Ma
mnlfir.'
and
her
mental
faculties.
A
little
'nant
beagt
fn,e(J
h(?r
w,th
drea(lj
aisuainiuuy
sne
uvea
ner
oar,
Ioan
laughed
spitefully
as
she
eyes
on
his
wrinkled,
grizzly
face.!,-,-
to
anoher
door
an(1
fllin
,t
.
.
.
-
-
-
-
-
-
are
you
acung
lor
in.
aim-
0nen.
Will
Cnesjir
nnnln-
nt
i.nm
v
.
m
-
-r-
"
-
She
felt
a
violent
"
shock.
followed.
,
.;her
ankles,
Adele
hastily
Tied
-f?i.a
.-SI"!
i
..:
2'1
nm
t0
de
the
through
the
opening.
u,
-
-land
receive
the
documents,
Hut
to
steady
herself.
Perhaps
Axel-.pea9e
don,t
try
to
palm
off
ay
"Up
the
stairs,"
Joan
snapped.
AdsJe
obeyed,
the
low
rumbling
growls
of
the
beast
quickening
her
pace.
She
ran
up
still
another
fjjirht
of
stairs
and
then
with
a
flashlight
in
Joan's
hand
showing
the
way,
through
a
succession
of
rooms.
The
light
patter
of
paws
at
her
heels
filled
her
with
a
sense
of
savagery
and
venom
as
she
hurried
on.
At
length,
breathless,
she
stopped,
before
an
obstruction
Caesar
prowled.
Joan's
hand
fumbled
alone
the
wall
An
opening
Appeared.
Adel
hesitated
a
moment.
All
she
could
see
was
a
dark
place.
"Pet
in."
Joan-
ordered.
'Caesar
will
keen
you
company."
A
surly
snarl
and
a
nip
at
he
anle
drove
Adele
.forward.
Dark-'
Sess
rolled
In
over
her
from
all
j
des.
She
felt
a
furry,
loathsome'
fprm
.rubbing
against
her
legs.
Joan
laughed
spitefully.
"There
smart?!
Now
your
friends
can
search
fr
you
all
they
like."
Adele
shivered.
She
heard
the
gong
'ceased
and
interval
of
nil-
sound
or
a
door
closing,
and
then
entire
house
even,
began
to
as-
ence
came,
and
then
another
j
wm.
sumea
hostile,
menacing
charac-
series
of
peals
sounded.
Axelson
'
The
period
of
waiting,
with
te'r.
'
(breathed
hard
while
he
regarded,
Caesar's
eyes
glinting
menacingly
Ag
she
sat
with
head
lowered,
her
with
a
baneful
look.
'
1
in
theI
darkness,
grew
to
be
a
tor-
she
felt
the
old
man's
crafty
eyes
"Hear
that?"
he
snarled,
'"
tUre.
Whenever
she
moved,
a
light
studying
her.
A.
suspicion
Insin-
means
there
is
somebody
at.
the,
pattcf
of
paws
reminded
her
of
(
W
Hf.rl.fnro.
trt
Tf
i-nn'vo
n
fivprl
.
11a
dirt
"
i
""lie
b
vigilance,
one
nau
ineu
..
w
J
,..,
...
.,,fc,.f
,,.
....
bodings.
Odd
that
Dale
should!
He
came
toward
her
threateh-j11"6""
ovenurw
w
nrst,
dui
me,
the
law.
pn
this
particular
night
!
with
anxiety
and
spite,
made
her!and
"jP8
at
her
h?J8'
a"d
'
the
v
'
.
....
.
1
....
-
...
PTin
Kiia
crnvi
iin
inp
nirpmni
in
He
was
innocent
of
the
murder
shrink
back.
He
seized
her
arm
of
course;
she
was
certain
of.jroughly.
A
hope
buoyed
her
even
that.
But
there
was
a
pointed
co-(
while
the
ugly
gleam
in
his
eyes
incidence
in
the
fact
that
his
ar-f
caused
her
to
shudder.
Again
the
rest
should
h,a,ve
occurred
on
this
gong
clanged.
Dale
very
night
Could
Dr.
Moffett
j
She
thrilled
to
the
thought
as
have
brought
it
about
In
order
,
it
flashed
through
her
mind.
She
to
p,ut
a
stop
to
Dale's
interfere
jerked
her
arm
free
and
fixed
ence
In
his
schemes?
It
was
him
with
a
level
look
of
''ef
lance,
quite,
likely,
she
thought.
There
For
a
few
moments
his
quick,
seemed
to
be
no
limit
to
Dr.
Mof-
asthmatic
breathing
was
the
only
ffU'a
villainy
and
resourceful-j
sound
In
the
room.
Then
Joan's
neia.
jhead
appeared
at
the
door.
There
And
If
she.
was
rfght
In
this
ws8
a
look
of
alarm
pn
her
small,
conjecture,
then
Dale's
present
hard
face.
Axelson
went
toward
misfortune
was
the
direct
out-
her
and
they,
conversed
excitedly
comeVbf
his
efforts
to
help
heriln
ah
undertone.
Then
the
old'
father
uiiivi
and
twin
herself.
iieinrii.
It
ik
was
waa
his,
1113
.mem
man
left
if
11
the
uitt
room
ruum.
win
him
over.
Now,
her
nerves
demanding
action
of
some
sort,
she
groped
along
the
wall,
Caesar
pursuing
her
with
muffled
snarls
and
an
occasional
tug
at
her
skirt.
She
thought
there
must
be
n
door
somewhere
on
this
side,
but
her
fumbling
hand
found
only
an
unbroken
expanse
of
wall.
To
Be
Continued
Tomorrow
Getting
Up
Nights
1
knd
heart
and
his
generous
im-
Adele's
heart
beat
tumultously
Can
lie
Stopped
ofterTln
48
hours.
puise
mai
naa
orougnt
disaster
,wiin
suspense,
nopes
ana
cioutn
11
you
are
losing
pep,
neaitn
ana
ujion
him.
(thronged
her
mind.
Who
could
it
"Now
you
see
how
it
is,"
Axel-
be
but
Dale?
Yet
she
had
an
un-son.was
saying.
"It's
Just
as
well
easy
feeling
that
Dale's
arrival
for;
you
to
Understand
that
you
.would
not
be
heralded
with
the
haven't
a
chance
to
try
any
tricks
.clanging
of
gongs.
strength
from
Getting
Up
Nights,
Backache,
Bladder
Weakness,
Burning,
Leg
or
Oroin
Pains,
or
Rheum
atic
Aches,
why
not
try
the
Cystex
48
Hour
Test?
Get
Cystex
(pro-
on
us,.;'
Joan
came
forward,
her
blueinounced
Blss-tex)
today
at
any
The'
taunt
and
the
smug
satis-
(eyes
full
of
rage
and
derision.
A
dru
store,
for
only
60c.
Money
faction
In
his
voice
made
her
faint,
hateful
smile
was
on
hor,bk
If
you
don't
soon
find
pains
raises
hjr
head.
They
acted
as
a
Hps;
her
little
chin
quivered.
'one,
sleep
fine,
feel
younger,
stimulating
shock
on
her
pride
'
"Well,
you
were
cleverer
than
stronger,
and
full
of
pep.
Climbs
Mountain
Named
After
Him
IU.
Hon.
L.
C.
M.
8.
Amery,
secretary
for
tho
Dominions
in
the
late
Baldwin
Administration,
who
.arrived
in
Canada
recently
on
the
Empress
of
Australia,
had
an
his
objective
in
this
country
tho
climbing
ol
.the
u,00q-bot
Moffrtt
Amery
&n
nv
t
after,
urn,
in
the
.Canadian-
Korkies
There
is
no
official
record
of
this
mountain
ever
having
been
climbed
before
this
attempt
which
waa
undertaken
with
the
fa
nous
Swiss
i.uide
Kdward
1'euz.
Colonel
Amery
at
once
took
the
'2500-mile
tri'r
a"ro.jt
Canada
to
Lake
Louise
whence
In
conypaay
of
Fwiz
nnu
A.
O.
Whwler,
nonorry
president
of
the
Alpine
Club
of
Canada,
he
net
out
for
the
peak
located
near
the
Great
Columbia
I'-etield.i
near
the
junction
of
the
Alexandra
and
Saskatniutwsn
Rivers.
Lay-Out
shows
ill
the
vast
rampart
of
Mount
Amery
with
the
groat
Icefield
below
(2)
Edward
Feui
Swi
s
Ruide,
nil
set
for
the
ascent
and
(
i
A.O.
Wheeler
(left)
and
lir.
lion.
L.
C.
M
8.'
Amery,
chuttint:
cKitxidu
tho
lianff
Springs
Hotel
ju.st
prior
to
letting
gut
north
ii
ti
u
pa.
k
train
to
locate
and
climb
the
peak.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday
Local
Items
.
At
5:45
Sunday
.evening
,the
fire
department
had
a
call
to
Comox,
Avenue
where
there
was
a
brush
fire
which
did'
nb
damage.
G.
A,
BryanJ
and
party
made
a
trip
across
the
harbor
on
the
power
cruiser
Harla
yesterday
and
made
the
ascent
of
Mount
Morse.
.
.
.
t
Jack
Kirkpatrick
jr.
left
on
this
afternoon's
train
via
Calgary
aiicf;
Banff
for
his
home
in
Vancouver
after
having
spent
the
summer
here,
with
his
father,
J.
A.
E.
M,
Haynes,
Post
Office
Inspector,
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
this
afternoon
returning
to
Vancouver
after
a
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
on
official
business.
Dwight
Rice
and
It.
Smurth-
waite,
who
have
been
working
with
a
Power
Corporation
survey
party
at
Stewart,
returned
home
from
the
north
on
the
Ca
tala
this
morning.
N.
L.
Freeman,
local
represen
tative
of
the
International
Fish
eries
Commission,
sailed
yester
day
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle
on
commission
busi-
iiess.
J.
B.
Lambert,
assistant
dis
trict
engineer
for
the
federal
department
of
public
works,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
Sun-
lay
evening,
going
through
from
Victpria
to
Alice
Arm
on
official
duties.
Conductor
D.
E.
Murphy
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
Mrs,:
Murphy
sailed
Saturday
evening
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver,
being
called
there
on
account
of
the
serious
illness
of
an
did
friend
of
Mr.
Murphy's.
WILLIAM
BRASS
WINNER
OF
CUP
Took
Koyal
Arms
Trophy
From
H.
W.
Cameron
In
Shootoff
Yesterday
have
fallen
into
the"
clutches
of
ingly.
The
look'
in
his
face,
pale
ao
na,u
"Purnea
mem
wnn
gr
owis
;
shooting;
off
with
R.
W.
Cameron
following
a
tie
two
weeks
ago,
Wil
liam
Brass
won
the
Royal
Arms
Cup
at
the
McNieholl
Creek
ranges
yesterday,
making
22
out
of
a
possible
25
at
the
600-yard
range,-
while
Cameron
made
18.
1
Scores
In
the
weekly
shoot
were
as
follows:
2Q0
W.
Brass
28
L.
H.
Haworth
28
R.
W.
Cameron
23
Walter
Hume
...23
C.
ll-f?
500
600
il
31-86
27
2479
31
2478
25
2775
Changeable
light
and
wind
caused
scores
to
be
low.
BASEBALL
SCORES
Saturday
Scores
A.mcrirnn
League
Washington
'
0-3,
New
York
Kutji
g,ot
two
homers
'In
tlio
second
game,
Philadelphia
9,
Boston
4.
Cleveland
8.
Qhicagp
5.
.
Detroit
LI,
St.
Louis
"9.
National
league
Philadelphia
P,
Boston
B.
New
Yprk
2,
Brooklyn
.9.
Chicago
7,
Pittsburgh
C.
St.
Iflyh
B,
Cincinnati
2.
'
Sunday
Scares
Nntlona
League
riitKur"rr
9
Cincinnati
7.
St.
Louis
3;
Chicago
10.
Philadelphia
15-8,
Brooklyn
Zr
American
League
New
York
0,
Boston
4.
Phll.idcJphtaJJi
Washington
12.
Clevnnd
5,ThIcagofOf
i
'
Detroit
jSt.Uffifr
.;
:
JkjondV
Scores'
'
National
League
-'inntnTiU
7.R,
Pittsburfth
5-9.
t
TiWs
7-10.
Chicago
11-12.
"Iiilndelphla
4-4:
New
York
i"
r
Ros'tUn
?-0.
B;ooklyn
Arn'rloan
I-cngue
Washington
10-2,
Boston
7-7.
New
York
3-5,
Philadelphia
I
':
-
Chicago
8-8
Dftlrdit
10-1
St.
I-ouift
1-C,
Cleveland
2-9.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
HAIN
DIDN'T
DETER
THE
ENTHUSIASTIC
PROS.
1
t
'
1
1
biiuhui
a
vmtmstnttmmiSL.:.Mma..'Mr
am.
.
.
.
ti
Scene
duri'f
the
qualifying
round."
of
British
opm
jrolf
tourney,
pi.
and
terrific
wind.
Johnny
Fun-ell,
second
place,
is
shown
between
triemU
c
Prize
Winners
j
For
Labor
Day,
Keen
Interest
Taiirn
Yesterday
in
Various
Events
WItinPrc
of
l'iiw
Boys
broad
jump,
16
and
under
Are
hie
Thompson
and
'V.
Mcintosh.
Mens
hep-step
and
jump
W.
Smith
and
T.
B.
'Black.
00
yards
dash
open
J.
B.
Wat-sen
and
P.
Edgecombe.
Mens
high
jump
J.
B.
Watson
The
winners
of
the
different
and
L
Pierce.
sport
events
were
as
lollows:
i
iunes
egg
ana
spoon
race
GILFOIM'
uini'
o
years
anu
unaer
no-
.
hwuhh,
-i.
iser,
air,
iroilowifiir
;i
rcnce.Gillis.,
Dprothy
Cameron.
'
220
yards
dash
open
D.
Frit-;
sell
and
J.
B.
Watson
Sufficient
Power
to
Am
the
World
in
Thtm.
Says
Inventor
Puller,
Jean
Huat.
'death-dealing
I
I
Mens
broad
jump
Win.
Smith
wireless
vwu
XldVn
Ci
nnil
lintlar
IWivid
and
J.
B.
Watson
-
Aiinil
u:i..
u'
'Houston,
Fred
Wardrop,
Jim,
Married
ladies
race
llrs.
Cor.
etrmg
eiu.u.-:
IWangh.
!nlsh
and
Mrs.
Feasby.
'rBiies
01
n
.
I
Girl
8
and
under
Georgln!
adles
walking
race-Mrs.
Ya-
ay,
in
tu
I
Lamb,
.Chlf
,
..
Nai&kye,
Pelma
er,
Mrs.
Cornish
and
Mrs.
Nor-
erful
U
mh-:
muroer.
inngion.
aceoraing
t.
Boys,
8
and
under
Sam
Cur-1
Union
mens
race
P.
Edge-
John
u
f
rie,
David
Huston,
Stanley
Ward-
cumbe
and
T.
B.
BlaekT
tfA.
innooi
rop...
,
!
Ladies
nail
driving
contest--!1''
Lamb,
H.
Blaine,
Haiel
Smith
Boys.
.10
nd
under
J.
Wardrop,
Jack
Lindsay,
S.
Dominato.
Girls
2
and
under
Ann
Welly,
Hiiby
Green.
Ixia
Ponder.
Boys
2
and
under
Leslie
Wil
son.
Billy
Wllllscroft,
J.
Girls
14
and
under
II.
Bom.
Myrna
Fuller,
Dorothy
Pritehard.l
Boys
14
and
undr
Pete
Fish
er,
Charles
Hiekey,
Ronald
Wil
son.
Girls
16
and
.
.under
Myrtle
Rose,
Myrna
Fuller.
Dorothy
Pritchard.
Boys
1C
and
undor
Archie
Thompson,
Charles
Hlckey,
Pete
Fisher.
Girls
100
yards
Myrtle
Row.
Myrna
Fuller.
B,oys
IP.
yards
Laslle
Wilson
and
Bill
Wilson.
Boys
and
girls
ssck
nice
W.
Vance
and
Bob
Shrubshall.
Boys
and
girls
pofato
race
A.j
Hardy
and
Joe
GRlls.
Boys
pole
vault
Alec
Walter
and
Premo
Vaacher.
Girls
high
jump
Dorothv
Pritchard
and
Theodore,
PntuU.
Boys
high
lumn
Alec
Walters
and
Primo
Vaacher.
Boys
220
yard
dash,
10
and
under
Prlmo
Vaacher
and
Archie
Thompson.
Boys
hop-step
and
jump,
16
years
and
under
Archie
Thompson
and
Wm.
Vance,
OUR
BOVS
Auntie
Do
you
ever
play
with
bad
little
boys,
Willie?
'
Willie
Yea,
Auntie.
Auntie
I'm
surprised.
Why
don't
you
play
with
good
little
boys?
Willie
Their
mothers
won't
let
me.
The
Busy
East.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
with
:
Girls
10
and
under
Georgina
Mrs.
Bacon,
Mrs.
Gillie
alW
Mrs.
'!rr
"i,
.
.
.
...
11
I
.
..
....
uoiuen.
1.
at
a
buttur
Largest
family
qn
the
grounds
sums
rr
t
Mr.
and
M.
J.
J;
GilUt,
Mr.!
and
Mrs.
A.
Murray.
1
Mile
race
P.
Kdgecumbe
ami
Bob
Irvine.
Relay
race
Commercial
tsam.
Nor
l
!
ins
h..-
te
fuird'
-lUprr
iru
No
actiui
tew
ma
it
IV
,hrrt
vantor-
-nb
.
t
Ult
"My
.inoi.-fmn
Of
:
waM."
Mr
lr.
-Wfc-!.
has
lciif
r.-1
Biati
ran
be
too
hltihlv
;
to
hear.
v;
1
am
alni:i..
"SllCh
-i:
vieeatioti'
-r
dnimi
nixi
fotKXlT
T'.M
FQR
SALFrOi.e
Chesterfield
conn
u
ril
IMVS
ItOMnE
TO.I..ITK
STA"K!.MAX
rs
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la
fril
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let
U
k-
rati
i
A
VS.
Dr.-!
suite,
walput
dining
room!
X1'"
n":h;"
(
suite,
sewing
machine,
Sonora
j
r
olItv'"
,
t
phonograph,
rugs,
dinner
set,
mmu
w!ii
combination
book
ease
and
,.3B
.fti
writing
desk,
bedroom
furnJ-
T
n
t
ture,
table
lamps,
dinner
wag-
t(tr
''
on,
Apply
Douglas
tork
atifor'
Stork's
Hardware.
Phone
143.
'
tf
It
took
seven
years
to
sell
the
rirst
two
million
pounds
of
4
'SALAD
A"
Tea,
but
such
Is
the
reward
of
giving
public
satisfaction
that
this
quantity
Is
now
shipped
In
seven
weeks.
Mr.
Bymts
-
"I
am
ii'
quency
npi"
be
abl"'''v
A
anion''.'
by
II.
Orlml
who
claims
i
ray
which
fire,
di'rov
action
Daily
Sex
tlsemenfs
'
i
j
ii
1
rai'-!
'
:r.ia
!
1
TliM
caiikei
i.ir
itm
r.-raam.
our
yoari
ai;j
as
11
w
oruu,,in
cirtmony
or
i
Up
.!.
Pun
tu
Ufh
.1
;n
'o.e
-ideul
A
iti
Nii'
ionuii
'
i.a
new
mu.
iluum
at
Pltinr
and
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.