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XXXXIX
Conclusion
Summers
was
nesting
craftily
at
the
old
man.
"Tell
me
this,"
he
said
suspicioTislv.
"If
Ferryman
wasn't
present
when
his
wife
was
murdered,
how
do
you
explain
that
I
found
a
piece
of
green-stained
lens
in
the
room
where
she
died?"
"Oh,"
said
Axelson,
a
sickly
smile
hovering
about
his
Hps,
"that
happened
afterward.
We
had
an
argument
about
what
to
do
with
the
body.
Ferryman
struck
me,
and
I
struck
back."
Summers
nodded
as
if
satisfied
with
the
explanation.
Dale
smiled
at
an
odd
recollection.
He
recalled
the
little
scene
in
the
restaurant
when
he
had
caught
Ferryman's
glasses
as
they
fell.
He
j
-HEfcAAAN
LANDON
was
one
man
you
didn't
fool,
and
that
was
Alnsworth.
He
fooled
you."
,
"Paul?"
the
girl
exclaimed.
"Alnsworth?"
Dale
echoed.
The
captain
scratched
his
sturdy
chin.
He
looked
quizzically
at
Miss
Castle.
"Ferryman
was
working
some
sort
of
scheme
against
your
father,
wasa't
he?"
The
girl
started
and
turned
white.
"It
was
just
a
frame-up,"
Dale
hastened
to
say.
"You
know
how
he
tried
to
frame
me.
He
tried
to
work
the
same
sort
of
stunt
on
Mr.
Cas
tle,
except
that
his
motive
was
different.
He
hoped
to
get
money
out
of
Mr.
Castle."
Summers
narrow
gaze
travelled
from
Dale
to
the
girl.
"Well,
anyhow
Mr.
Castle
must
have
been
worried.
And
you
were
worried,
too,
Miss
Castle.
Alnsworth
noticed
it,
but
had
noticed
the
green
stain,
but
the
i
you
wouldn't
tell
him
what
the
thought
of
associating
Ferryman
with
the
evil
enterprises
of
Dr.
Moffett
bad
been
too
staggering,
and
in
the
stress
and
rush
of
subsequent
events
he
had
almost
forgotten
the
episode.
"Well,"
Summers
grumbled,
addressing
Ferrvman
again,
"there
Otlliqpjionie
Nat
Shilkrtt
trouble
was,
and
so
he
started
out
to
find
out
for
himself.
It
seems
his
intentions
were
good.
He
was
piqued
because
you
wouldn't
tell
him,
and
he
wanted
to
help
you.
He
bribed
one
of
your
servants
to
keep
his
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"Wambleyl"
Adcle
exclaimed.
She
looked
quickly
at
Dale.
"And
we
thought
"
"An
all-round
comedy
of
errors."
xiaie
murmured
with
a
rueful
sort
of
smile.
I
A
1
1
1
.
.
mm
ne
aiso
got
around
somebody
in
your
father's
office,"
Summers
went
on.
"Alnsworth
seems
to
be
the
sort
that
gets
what
he
goes
after."
"Oh,
he.
Is!"
said
Adele
In
a
queer
voice.
"It
seems
he
intercepted
a
letter,"
Summers
went
on,
still
watching
the
girl
narrowly.
"It
was
signed
by
Dr.
Moffett,
but
it
didn't
tell
much.
It
was
Ju$t
a
lot
of
mysterious
hints.
Well,
to
cut
a
long
story
short.
Alns
worth
got
on
Moffett's
trail.
He
did
things
his
own
way.
He
couldn't
learn
much
as
ap
outsider,
so
he
"But
even
on
the
inside
he
could
n't
find
out
mueh,"
Summers
con
tinued.
He
never
saw
Dr.
Moffett's
fact
to
face
but
he
had
talks
with
am.
That's
where
the
mask
and
the
green
light
came
In
handy.
Be
trig
a
newcomer,
he
wasn't
let
Into
the
secrets
of
the
gang.
They
didn't
quite
trust
him,
and
they
threw
dust
in
his
eyes.
It
seems
Dr.
Mof
fett
has
a
brother
who
la
the
ugliest
man
in
the
world."
"Oh!"
Dale
exclaimed,
"That
ex
plains
a
little."
""The
brother
Is
straight,
even
If
his
face
would
stop
a
freight.
Ferry
man
doesn't
like
him.
The
brother
knows
something
about
his
crooked
work
and
has
tried
to
stop
him.
Half
jokingly.
Ferryman
has
scattered
hints
now
and
then
that
his
brother
Is
Dr.
Moffett."
"He
told
me
the
first
tune
I
saw
him,"
Adele
remarked,
"that
one
of
the
reasons
why
he
didn't
want
to
show,
his
face
Is
that
he
Is
the
ugliest
man
in
the
world."
"Yes,
that
seems
to
be
one
of
his
little
Jokes.
He
has
several.
Partly
to
tickle
his
own
sense
of
humor
and
partly-to
fool
Alnsworth,
he
dropped
a
lot
of,
discreet
hints
to
the
effect
fchaV
file
Picaroon
ahd
Dr.
Moffett
were
the
same
person."
i
The
captain
turned
to
Dale
with
a
guarded
smile.
"He
aVso
made
Alnsworth
believe
that
the
Picaroon's
other
name
is
Martin
Dale."
Dale
laughed
amusedly.
"Nothing
new
in
that.
I
have
been
mis
understood
so
often
that
it
doesn't
worry
me.
Even
you,
Sum-mers
'have
viewed
me
with
suspicion
now
and
then.
But
that
explains
why
Alnsworth
paid
me
a
visit
the
other
night."
He
fingered
his
Jaw
rerajnlscently.
"Well,
Alnsworth
started
to
watch
you."
the
captain
told
him.
"And
I
guess
he
discovered
several
peculiar
things
about
you,
especially
when
he
followed
you
in
the
dark
hours
of
the
night.
The
things
he
saw
seemed
to
lend
color
to
what
Dr,
Moffett
had
hinted.
Alnsworth
wasn't
to
blame
for
Ibelne
deceived.
You
do
some
quedr
things
at
night.
Dale
lookH
moon,
for
Instance."
"You're
too
literal,
Summers.''
Dale
eyed
him
with
mock
er
I
proach.
"Don't
you
ever
see
,
things
through
the
eyes
of
the
soul?"
"I
don't."
Summers
declared
stoutly,
i
can
see.
plenty
witn
my
real
eyes.
And
one
of
these
days
"No
Summers!"
The
captains
reddish
race
relaxed
in
a
grin.
"Anyhow,
you
nave
made
good
on
your
prom
Ise."
He
regarded
Ferrvman
dark
ly.
"I
haven't
got
the
Plcaroou
yet,
but
you've
helped
me
to
mak
a
eood
catah
'-
"And
in
help
von
make
an
even
better
one,
Ferryman
de
clared
in
a
tone
thai
trembled
with
chagrin.
Dale
glanced
quickly
at
the
girl
and
saw
a
look
of
returning
dread
in
her
eyes.
And
then
he
glanced
at
the
fireplace,
where
the
evidence
of
Mr.
Castle's
trasfc
mistake
had
been
reduced
to
ashes.
"There,"
Moffett
snarled,
his
face
black
with
malice,
his
manacled
hands
raised
and
nolntln
In
Adele's
direction.
"stand"!
th-
daughter
of
the
mysterious
Mr.
O
raves."
Adele
shuddered.
A
faint
gasp
of
dreod
fell,
from
her
lips.
"Raving!"
said
Dale
contemptuously.
"The
dauaMar
of
who?"
Summer?!
exclaimed.
1
"The
mysterious
Mr.
Oraves"
said
Dr.
Moffett
In
a
voice
that
throbbed
with
snlte
and
malice.
He
(dared
at
Adele.
Summer
stored
in
amazement.
And
then
ho
turned
to
Adele
not
ing
her
blanched
cheeky
and
the
horrified
look
In
her
eyes.
"Yon
mean
to
teU
ma
that
Virgil
Ellsworth
Castle
is
the
wv.
terious
Mr.
Graves?"
he
exclaimed
incedulously.
.
"I
do
"
Dr.
Moffett
declared,
his
face
aplow
with
malicious
glee.
"Look
at
fcr
Doesn't
her
face
tell
yo'i
enough?
'
Summers
eazed
again
at
Adele
iter
fnee
win
a
tile
of
horror
tonight
"One,.,
hundred
thousand
"
The
sum
was
too
staggering
for
Summers,
but
again
he;..
looked
to-to
Adele"3
stricken
face.
She
would
indeed
have
much
to
explain
if
it
could
be
proved
that
she
had
given
Ferryman
such
til
check.
-Where
Is
the
check?"
he
demanded.
.
"In
my
pocket.
Get
it,
please-.
Thijse
confounded
handcuffs"
Bummers,
came
forward
with
a
brisk
and
eager
step.
"No.
the
other
pocket,"
Ferry
man
gleefully
directed.
Summers
thrust
his
hand
into
joined
Dr.
Moffett's
crew,
Just
how
the
o&ei;
Pocket.
He
brought
out
something.
F:
a
moment
he
hP
wnrtprt
it
t
mh
t.n
i
.
he'll
explain
la.ter.
Anyhow,
he
got
on
the
Inside
of
Dr.
Moffett's
gang
and
pretended
to
work
with
it."
"Just
like
him!"
Adele
exclaimed.
"And
he
never
told
me.
But
then,"
and
her
face
fell,
"I
couldn't
expect
Graves,
and
you
will
draw,
the
bigi
gest
laugh'
you
ever
heard.
Summers
was
not
listening.
His
hard
eyes
were
fixed
on
Ferry
man.
"Can.
you
prove
that?"
he
demanded.
Ferrvmnn
pave
a
chuckla
of
malicious
satisfaction.
"You
mlghtf
ask
Miss.
Castle
to
explain
why
stared
at
It
blankly.
"The
Picaroon's
card!"
he
ex
claimed
In
a
hollow
voice..
He
searched
the
pocket
again.
"There
is
notning
else.
A
heavy
groan
of
frustration,
edged
with
a
beast-lllce
snart,
broke
from
Ferryman's
Hps.
A
long
trembling
sigh
of
relief
escaped
Adele.
Her
brightening
eyes
fixed
on
Dale,
and
Dale
cost
another
glance
at
the
black,
silent
ashes
In
the
fireplace.
"Queer
about
that
card,"
said
Summers.
"Isn't
It?"
agreed
Dale
inno-
centjy.
"Wonder
how
It
got
Into
ferryman's
pocket.
Another
irame-up
raayDe.
Maybe."
Summers
shrugged
his
sturdy
shoulders.
"Anyhow
Its
been
a
good
night's
work."
Pale
turned
to
Adele.
He
saw.
a
warm,
mmy
neaveniy
smile
in
har
eyes.
He
saO'd
back
and
touched
her
hana
lightly.
"Thanks
he
said
softly.
"Why?
Why
should
you
thank
me?"
y
"You
will
never
know,"
he
whispered.
Then
he
turned
quickly
and
a
little
awkwardly
toward
thfe
door.
He
was
still
smiling.
Life
held
Us
compensations
for
the
Picaroon.
THE
END
Gardiner
White
Resolves
To
Win
Looks
Like
Outstanding
Player
In
jasper
lion
Tourney
JASPER.
Alta..
Sept.
12.
Gardi-
ser
White
served
notice
on
all
con
tenders
for
the
totem
pole
trophy
contest
that
he
means
to
take
the
unique
trophy
,
of
Jasper
Park
Lodge
back
to
New
York
with
him.
In
the
first
round
of
the
tournament
he
played
a
steady
and
bril
liant
game,
defeating
F.
Salberg
of
Winnipeg
eight
and
seven.
He
Is
now
coming
back
to
the
form
he
displayed
when
he
was
the
runner-
up
in
the
Canadian
amateur
championships,
played
on
the
same
course,
and
It
will
be
difficult
to
stop
him
from
annexing
the
big.
trophy
of
western
Canada
golf.
As
a
resuK
of
the
elimination
contest
eastern
Canada
will
have
bo
representatives
in
the
semi
ffetala.
A.
V.
Newhall
of
Calgary
won
over
A.
P.
Foster
of
Toronto,
two
and
one,
and
Jack
Starky
of
Edmonton
won
over
A.
J.
Hills
after
a
hard-fought
and
an
unequal
game.
The
net
result
of
the
day
showed
that
Albertta
has
five
of
the
eight
remaining
players
for
the
totem
pole
trophy.
Kew
York
has
two
and
Seattle
one.
The
outstanding
match
In
the
f
fjst
round
yesterday
was
that
In
t
which
Herb
Black,
of
Calgary
won
from
R.
Smyes.
of
Vancouver,
three,
down
and
seven
to
go.
The
other
matcnes
in
toe
first
round
were
not
so
closely
con
tested.
Sport
Chat
They
tell
us
that
this
baseball
series
starting
here
tonight
between
Anyox
All
"Stars
and
Prince
Rupert
Elks
Is
to.
be
the,
finest
diamond
performance
we
have
been
offered
this
year
in
Prince
Rupert.
Fans
have
been
looking
forward
to
these
games
for
several
weeks
and
they
should
meet
with
good
patronage.
Extravagent
or
not
as
they
may
be
In
their
boast,
the
Prince
Rupert
Elks'
I
Lodge
claims
that
It
has
.the
best
V
u
y,
v.f.f
it
uuu
iJiayerBjjiij
lowti
um
mm
does
not
nee3,
to
go
outside
its
ranks
for
reinforcements.
We
hope
that
they
will
put-up
as
gooci
a
performance
as
they
promise
they
will.
The
smelter
town
boys
are
said
to
be
a
fast
moving,
crew,
They
have
proven
themselves
so
In
the
past.
We
Join
In
welcoming
them
on
this,
occasion
and
(eel
"Ridiculous!"
Dale
murmured,
their
visit
should
mean
a
success,-!
He
laughed
as
at
something
very
ful
and
Dleasant
culmination
for
ARE
CLOSE
TO
PENNANT
she
gave
me
a
check
for
$10Q,00a;
Philadelphia
Athletics,
and
ChU
cag
Cusp.
tth,
ICd
,W
Three
More
WJns
Now
HEW
YORK,
Sept.
13:
phlla
delphla.
Athletics,
approached
to
within
three
victories
of
the
Am
erlcan
League
pennant
by
shad
ing
Chicago
White
Sox
yesterday
while
in
the
National
League
ChJ
cago
Cubs
came
within
a
like
number
of
games
when
New
Yor.k
Giants
beat
Pittsburgh
Pirates
al
though
the
Cubs
themselves
were
defeated
-by
the
Phillies.
In
the
latter
game,
Chuck
Klein
and
Hack
Wilson
each
hit
their
thh
iyninin
nomera
or
the
season.
The
Giants
won
their
thljd
straight
game
from
Pittsburgh,,
reducing
the
Pirates'
second,
place
margin
to
three
and
a
half
games.
Yesterdax's
scores:
National
League
New
York
8,
Pittsburgh
5.
Brooklyn.
2,
Cincinnati
3.
Philadelphia
7,
Chicago
1.
American
League
St.
Louis
2,
New
York
3.
Detroit
2,
Boston
1.
.
Chicago
3,
Pha-idelphla
4.
Cleveland
5,
Washington
1.
BJG
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
National.
Leaf
ue
W.
L.
Pet.
Chicago
91
44
.674
Pittsburgh
78
59
.569
New
York
73
61
.545
St.
Louis
,
65
67
.492
Brooklyn
62
74
.456
Philadelphia
61
74
.452
Cincinnati
57
77
.425
Boston
51
82
.383
American
Leaeue
-
Wr
Ii
Philadelphia
..
New
York
-i4.....78
St.
Louis
,....71
Cleveland
..Lrl.,...7Q
Detroit
63r
Washington
61
Chicago
53
Boston
50
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ARE
VISITORS
HERE
Elks
Members
and
Daseball.
Team
Arrived.
Last
Nlht
lot.
Three-Day
Stay
in
City
Members
of
the
Anyox
Elks'
Lodge,
coming
to
pay
a
fraternal
visit
to
Brother
Bills
here,
and
an
alf-star
baseball
team
from
the
smelter
town,
said
to
be
the
snap-
pies
visiting
baseball
squad
to
be
seen
here
'this
year,
arrived
from
the
north
on
the
Prince
Rupert
last
night.
They
will
be
here
until
Sun
day
evening,
when,
they
will
sail
by
tne
cataia
on
their
return
home.
About
twenty-five
persons
are
In
the
excursion.
Last
night
the
visiting
Elks
at
tended
a
lodge
meeting
here
when
degree
work
was
put
on,
a
banquet
following.
On
Saturday
night
there
wiy
be
a
blg,Elk.'
'
bb.nquet.jn'
the-
Boston
Itnll
V
Ball
games
are
scheduled
to
be
played
this
evening
and
again
on
Saturday-
and
Sunday
afternoons.
They
are
expected
to.,
be.
snappy,
matcnes.
The
Prince
Rupert
baseball
team
will
be
exclusively
of
Elks'
members
and
will
be
elected
from
among
the
following
players:
Bill
Mitchell,
Herman
Lobllck,
Bill
Harold,
Oeorge
Mitchell,
Bill
Lambie,
Dido
Gurvlch,
Fred
Stephens.
Alex
,Mltchell,
Splro
Gurvlch,
Mike
Bu-dujlch
and
Oeorge
Arseneau.
"
After
arrival
of
the
visitors
last
night,
they
were
led
around
the
downtown
streets
In
a
parade
which
was
led
by
a
pipe
band.
At
the
lodge
meeting,
four
can
didates
were
initiated,
The
banquet
was
presided
over
by
G.
E.
Gullck,
exalted
ruler
of
the
local
Kxlge,
who
extended
a
welcome
to
ths
Brother.
BlUTtrom
the
smelter
town.
W.
Bruce
of
Anyox,
entertained
the
gathering
with
a
humorous
address.
The,
proceedings
concluded,
.about
mldnlgbt.
Fred
Ste.
phens
and
Bert
Morgan
had
charge
of
the
arrangements
for
the
refreshments.
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