PAG2
FOUR
iiWAiaiEtfr
xxxx.
"I
was
never
there.
1
shun
Jails.
-Ttt
I
wa-
forumately
saved
from
that
!
heart
ThriWng
'
Mystery
Story
In
30
chapters
Lj
HEAMAN
LANDON
"ft
to
Just
as
sad
experience
"
a
gasp
sounded
omtilius
as
it
Still
closer
came
the
doctor,
the
sounds.
I
think
you
are
Welling
behind
the
..
"Saved?
How?
By
whom?"
Picaroon's
back.
"By
a
few
thunderclaps.
You
'
'"rhrough
my
heart
eh?"
He
see.
there
was
no
thunder
the
,'
appeared
to
consider.
Hot
such
a
night
Miss
Conway
was
murdered.
bad
Idea.
It's
a
aides:
death,
and
But
it
did
thunder
last
night,
j
almost
painless.
If
shoot
you
must,
while
you
framed
up
the
evidence
!
please
shoot
.straight.
I
should
against
me.
There
was
enoueh
hate
to
be
njussed
up.
Bein?
a
-uiiut-r
w
cum
every
pnener
oripnyncian.
you
know.
1
suppese.1
cream
in
new
york.
That's
where
on
which
side
my
heart
Is?"
you
made
a
mistake."
"I
do"
said
Moffett
grittily,
Evidently
Dr.
Moffett
did
not
"and
I
promise
to
shoot
straight."
It
enjoys
a
i&r
You
cannot
Wg
Ktjttcr
reputation
Z.
gin
for
for
quality.
'ZVx
the
moneyv-
8le
This
advertiitement
i?
not
published
or
dinplayed
by
the
Liquor
Cuntrol
Board
or
by
the
Governmeut
of
British
Columbia.
"who
.haven't
long
to
live.
Ill
hnmnr
nn
Hv
falmirur
atrnkrht
;your
heart."
I
"Thanks.
Do
700
know,
doctor.
I
picked
op
a
moat
carious
edl--Ooa
of
Ibeiras
'Amadis
of
0ul'
;
the
other
day.
As
a
mark
of
my
un,
Tnana.
s
toe
doctor
dryly.
"Tlx
only
question
Is
hew
I
am
to
mention
you
In
my
will.
Shall
by
your
real
name?'
Again
the
doctor
eye
biased
at
Mm
out
of
the
green
Mar.
"Yon
fthtafc
yea
knew
my
xeal
name?"
"Oh,
yes.
I
discovered
it
the
morning
foBowtag
your
visit
to
my
apartment.
Barely
yon
hvent
for
gotten.
"That
was
the
night
yon
flashed
a
green
light
in
my
face
and
gave
me
a'
wallop
on
the
Jaw.
Not
that
I
bear
yon
any
hard
feelings
on
that
score.
I
dropped
my
grte-
Mulsh
steel
of
the
automatic
Dale.
I
dan!
believe
you
brought
xtxwA
-j-,-
THE
DAILr
NEWS
Mosoay,
.
Station
Wins
Softball
Tide
of
Canadian
National
League
From
Drydock
in
Fast
Finals
Softball
fans
to
the
number
of
two
hundred-odd
..weee
trAufPfl
to
the
snaDDiest
softhall
xrames
of
the
reason
Sat
urday
pvenintr
and
yesterday
mornine
and
afternoon
I
deafamate
von
as
Dr.
Moffett
-riwlinn
Sfntinn
nni
Tlrvflnek.
Winners
nf
the
first
and
She
nodded.
He
marveled
at
the
Station
1
112
4
0
3
0
015
things.
a
pleasant
hobby.
"W-ise
nao
uryoocc
.-Buuv--
HS
far
"
WOTUO
,fmD-
,nd
Game
i
wruy
crura
ner.
but
instead
she1
;
seemed
to
bear
up
amazingly
well
1
.-
4
5
6
7
8
9
j
Perhaps
her
Infatuation
had
not
1
0
-
0
0
4)
1
0-
9j
been
as
deep
as
he
had
feared.
Drydock
2
e
b
z
u
u
i-iui
you
do."
Oh
wt"
T
x
if
m.
The
first
and
peeted
something
then.
WU
youlhnow
kMtoatty
A
sooc
wiH
fi-nded
that
she
should
be
sOen-
-
tell
me
hot'
you
got
oat
of
Jail?"
jnee
waitung.
The
jsoeMot
It
ring,
cd-
S-
-d
ned
her
death"
I
put
a
bullet
thtvogh
yovtvarrant
when
she
looked
Into
his
race.
"Yea.
Miss
Castle
knows."
the
doctor
added,
"hat
I
don't
think
7
i
was
handied
by!
Harold,
second
by,
GYR0SWIN
BALL
GAMEi
sharp
tumultous
sensations.
"Your)
.
Mrt
L
''iLt1-tcr
City
Final
y
cansee
very
weU
to
this
light.,
rf
't
nu
18
to
'3
-Left-sleeee?"
Moffett
inter-!
T
-
J-J&t
MKHk
.
1-
j
1
w
r
'""T"
uTO."-ce
'of
basehall
seen
here
this
season.4
.
orul-
yr
t
the
Gyro
Club
won
Its
way
to
the
sleeve,
Dale
.began
but
even
as
-m
ki
n
Hmi
h
ih
iu
quite
understand.
"It
doesn't
mat-1
Thanks.
Awfully
decent
of,"
Pe
a
sense
of
bewilderusent
(da
by
defeating
the
-f-u.
ii
wouw
nave
.you
uom
rorget.
doctor."
jwwii
warn.
(En
ig
to
3
yesterday
afternoon.
ior
you
u
you
had,
"Dont
worry.
I
shant
forget.
"Ainsworth?"
the
girl
exclaimed
;
Havettnd
pitched
the
enttre
nlnei
R
'Its
tne
custom
to
humor
people:
in
a
'olee
of
stopefactlon.
"Why,
Innings
for
the
service
chtb
and
:
how
ridiculous!
You
dont
think"
whiffed
ritne
batters,
allowing
abef
MofJett's
hunch
Interrunted
her
hl
Lobttck
was
not
hU
oW
self
"What
an
amusing
miaapprehen-
d
ired
on
the
mound
for
I
slon'"
the
KlS
m
we
sixui
aiier
isnnmj
Before
the
doctor
could
reply
a
,r
-nd
-Oowtn
ntft
Alex
loud
gong
sousded
aoxewhere
In
lUU:hn
-he-
the
game
for
the
h
hm..
1
!.
Bks.
allowing
seven
hits,
to
uv.
..vl..
wWVS.
HWWU1
X
U
'
-
the
door
.
.h.
.-!...
evease
the
Oyro
score
even
more.
tion
For
an
instant
the
Dttol
Heavy
hitting
ieatred
the
garner
a
arered
in
Moffett's
band
v
TBn'uha5
a
P?
"
1
.
.
.
.
with
the
bases
lull:
Ha
raid.
Meran
'JT.
r
"!?noea
,ran:
dOrrleh
garnered
three-ba-d
ng
you
w
Havend
collected
a
I
never
know.
Through
the
heart,
did
you
say?"
;
:
The
girl
screamed.
There
came
a
t
-
.
.
sharp
crack.
A
muffled
cry
of
hor-
"Gel
Annie
and
Caesar."
he
ror
rang
out.
and
Adele
shrank
cnunandt
"No.
Jt
tt.a.
ma.
away,
hands
ehuoed
against
her
ent
Fst-
white
cheeks
He
breke.
ott
a
duH
roar'
!
The
Picaroon
clutched
his
heart
sounded
O-tstde.
,
staggered
back,
gased
with
a
grog-
"What
what
iw
that?"
Axel-
!gy
eaprearion
at
the
little
curl
of
son
jerked
out.
,
gray
vapor
that
eddied
in
the
They
are
trying
to
snoot
tne
green
light,
reeled
with
a
drunken
lock
on
the
gate
to
pieces.
It's
'a1
foortoerew
motsan.
threw
his
arms
good
lock
and
tt
wtn
take
eraTj
and
went
tumhttnc
to
the
floor.
A
shots
Axetoon
groan
sounded,
a
hoarse,
shudder-
Throuah
the
green
haze
the
tne
aaan
for
breath,
then
alien
doctor's
eves
travelled
to
AdeleJ
And
then
another
long,
strident
8he
stood
at
the
wall,
trembling.
peal
broke
through
the
silence,
her
liands
clasped
across
her
Dr.
Moffett
dropped
the
pistol
to
breast
gazing
tn
horror
at
the
the
table.
limp
foro
1
that
had
fallen
beside
"It
win
take
them
several
mln-
the
tabfe.
utes
to
batter
down
the
gate
"We
eon
take
her
with
us.-
the
fence."
he
remarked.
His
voice
Moffett
murmured.
was
curiously
quiet
"Well
have
Axelson
gasped.-
He
stared
crook
ample
time
to
get
out
the
back
edly
at
the
girl-
way.
Get
the
brown
bag
from
my
"NertHerj"
saB
Moffett
"can
we
room.
Hurry!"
leave
her
'here
alive:
Th
taat
wnrd
ahant
a
a
whin.
Axl
toerked
UB
hUs
shoulders
'huh.
brought
the
ld
auut
out
of
so
they
almost
touched-the
lobefl
his
atunor.
He
ran
f
mn
the
rwii
of
Ms
aaHE
The
doctor
stepfj'l.
from
the
"I've
ttetie
my
shire
of
the;
nasti
table.
HU
movemenU
in
the
green
business,"
said
the
doctor.
Do,
light
grew
obscure
A
little
elicit
yours
"
j
came,
then
a
sliding
sound,
as
If
He
Hung
the
ipistol
toward
the
a
drawer
controlled
by
a
prin
old
man
and
the
latter
caught
It
had
opened.
"Ehe
was
a
hurrkd
With
spasmodic
Jerks
of
h
shufOi-g
of
papers.
shudder
-lie
t
tuned
it
over
and
Axelson
reappeared.
camiW
a
looked
at
it.
Another
muffled
rear
small
bag.
He
placed
it
on
the
suddenly
penetrated
the
walls.
'
table.
The
vMble
part
of
Dr
Mof-
"Hurry."
said
the
doctor,
llett
approached
again.
He
dumped
Aneieon
hesitated.
"I
I
don't
;
a
handful
of
papers
and
other
Uke
to
do
It"
t
articles'
tnto
the
bag.
Te
Be
Continued
Tomorrow
iWaT7T1
Radiola
33
Complrtr
trtlh
HmdiotroHt
$96
50
Loodtpeakrr
100-B
S2-.00.
(
Sport
Chat
b.
V
r
in
1930
With
tPftrr
as
weU
as
those
repr
.
CJ.R.
Recreation
As?
-
.
!
waterfront
groups
V.
shown
this
year
tl-no
"girls'
game'
a
,-.
Acquaintorrfes
of
Dk
Stubbs.
uont
to
dob
tt
bef0-r
I
who
spent
several
yean
at
Anyox
sestng
tt
played
From
he
wfll
be
Interested
to
learn
that
point
of
the
spectau-'it
rI-J.
La
-(U
.
lk
,.
u
...
.-.
mu
"-
m
exentng
so,
toeretore
-.-
e
at
Copper
Mountain.
Unable
to
Itiea
of
being
develop'
un;
uuwa
uc
i
duu
r-a
ui
ger
scaje
yet.
short
spasms
against
a
tricky
op-
'
..
...
.
.
ri.
f
.
o
ecod
halves,
respectively
in
the
U.IS.K.
e,
inet
in,
final
the
Station
the
cham-;uw
'
three-game
series,
winning
t
Aottlder,
0f
Dick
piOship
tWO
frames
OUt
01
-Lfiree.
Stubbs
In
a
vigorous
wrestling'
The
first
game
went
to
the
Station,
15-4;
the
second
;
boat
at
Oepper
Mountain
recently.
j
ame
to
the
Drydock,
10-9:
and
the
thirtl
to
the
Station,
!
originally
scheduled
as
a
handi-
7-6.
While
the
Station
had
-an
easy-
cap
affair
in
which
Jepson
agreed
win
in
the
first
-aame.
the
second
I
AFTER
SPEED
RECORDS
to
throw
Stubbs
twice
in
an
hour.
and
third
were
anybody's
Mil
the
.-
1
the
conditions
were
changed,
and)
hut
ton
int.
excitement
'being
held
CALSHOT,
CALSHOT,
Eng
Eng..
Sept
Sept
9:
9:
Brl-,
the
match
made
a
straight
f
vance
when
my
Jaw
dropped
baeklanr
Dry
dock
player,
as
each
was
hreii
on
his
game.
For
tne
siauon.
gleanrm
menacingly
in
the
ver-
any
poneemen
with
you.
The
po-1
-oh
-
m
r-
i-
,
Jfratnle
Horton
oUyed
the
most
dam
light.
At
length
there
was
lice
and
the
Picaroon
usualy
tra-
nram
tttaJsem
and
snappiest
game
only
the
width
of
the
table
be-
vei
separate
paths.
But
if
you
did"
know
who
j
y,-
throughout
the
series
and
deaerr
-tween
htm
and
the
other
two.
He
there
was
a
blurry
motion
of
a
-yes."
said
Dale
He
east
edly,
was
the
beat
man
on
either
.eanea
lorwara.
uui
01
uie
green
nana,
ana
iae
pmoi
rose
a
inue
hte
hnnMr
t
th
smudge
biased
a
pair
of
eyes,
higher
"if
you
did."
Dr.
Moffett
srfutinizrag
the
visitor's
face.
The
added,
"your
career
ends
right
doctor's
shoulders
perked
back,
there."
"The
Picaroon!"
he
exrlahned.
The
Picaroon
made
a
wry
face.
Dr.
Meffetrs
Face
"That's
an
awfully
unpleasant
.thought
I
am
deeohr
devoted
to
As
he
spake,
the
doctor's
arm
-.-
career"
came
upward.
He
held
the
pistol
-The
career
of
a
thief
1"
I
pointed
straight
at
the
vlsttor.
The
"You're
mistaken,
doctor.
Moth-latter
had
dropped
his
anna
re-,
j-g
m
vulgar.
I
a
collector."
to
the
greenish
blur
that
was
all
.t
r.
tirt
aitvv.
wi
wMte-faeed
gtrl
standing
behind
Mm.
He
felt
a
wrench
at
his'
iMIOrt
51
wtnat
Vim-
m-ui
4
I
backward
ane
a
a
miMtinn
k
m
.
11
Diydck
c
wg
ue
gm
nam
n
eraorace.
;
-A
coUector
of
other
peoples
,
and
now
he
stood
in
front
of
iT,liewtiiy"
TZZ.iT
UmmeTed
uri-
m
-1-
!
...
Know?
---
j
-
-no.
a
couonor
or
suerai-
he
could
see
of
Marietta
face.
such
.hi-.
Its
.
eaalness
T
of
her
"Tour
noble
countenance
seems
you
oaght
to
"fht-ftVf
it
10
oe
m
ecupse.
doctor,
he
re-
more
agreeable
than
murdering
marked
pleasantly.
people."
"Ton
will
be
in
eclipse
befare
"111
consider
yoer
adTiee."
long
remarked
offett
gritUly
The
Picaroon
elaneed
at
his
at
fever
pitch
throughout
It
would
be
df
leult
and
perhaps
UneuDs
and
Then
you
i
First
Game
"It
was
very
dear.
Dale.
I
never
watch.
"They
are
a
little
late."
he
;
"Yes-
Miss
Castle
knows."
said
suspected
but
then
I
thought
observed.
"Uavbe
their
watches
1
.doctor
in
a
queer
voice.
were
as
fei-
Why
cot
now'
pW,
!B:
uowney.
J.
tser.
u;
B.
.ekaUebei
cf
A.
"
;
As
If
-
she
ted
construed
his
SH-ineooi
c;
notwy.j.
Oauthorne,
p;
Smith.
123
458789
Third
Game
1
2
3
45
6
7
8i
miss
casue
acted
a
bit
queer
when
are
stow."
j
"
ltn
sun
uaie
swung
roun-I
statton
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
you
wound
your
paternal
am'
A
P
of
eyes
used
at
hfan
out
The
four
words
had
been
Drydtxk
1
0
0
4
1
OA
00-
nrouna
ne?.
ssayoe
we
pateraal!
of
the
greenish
base.
"I
still
WKCn
inat
sent
a
emu
Bart
of
it
wam-t
iimilai
1.
Urint
,
t
throuah
his
hehu?
In
a
wnnrnt
'
Jachssn
anv
i
i
j
u.
xm
fnfft'
iiinin
she
care
a
start
I
almost
sus-lgers
come
to
the
gate,
I
shell,
The
doctor's
safety
de-
ZJZi
f
British
seaplanes,
which
set
a
new
world's
record
lor
speed,
Satur-
unfalr
to
stress
the
performance
of
day
In
the
Schneider
Cup
races.
will
make
a
fresh
assault
on
ail
speed
records
tomorrow.
R.ISIXG
CEXOTAPH
fair.
In
three
10-minute
rounds.
The
game
of
soitball
has
been;
jnoeessfuUy
Introduced
in
Prince
,
Hupert
this
year
by
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
whose
league
activities
came
to
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