Me.
P.VGB
SIX
The
Double
Top
"A
check?
Dale
exclaimed
in
amazement.
"Yea.
he
said
my
own
personal
check
will
do.
Then
he
laugh
Thrilling
Mystery
Story
In
30
chapters
V
V:J:"
(trHimkW
LAN
DON
INSTALMENT
XXX.
cjarry
a
ch)v
fpr
?1QQ,000.
B
tl)
way
vh,it
kind
of
car
do
you.
drlvQ?"
1
"A
Waynefleet
8
sedan."
"He
looked
a
little
envious.
"That's
a
regular
speed
demon,
isn't
it?"
ed
and
added
that
the
Castle
iyiBf
,
"Father,
has
been
thinking
of
Dale
regarded
her
in
stupefao
.
,
..
'
T
.
haven't
as
much
money
as
tha
.
vvord(sr,he
gazed
at
her
in
U-e
bank.
Anyway,
payment
.
,
,.jf
,f
,
couM
be
stopped.
.
,
,
,
..
V
j,
...
'
a
spin
p
it
before
dinner?
balance
las.
"I
overdrew
my
wnth."
she
confessed.
i
''V.
Jer
were-
ful1
Dale
frowned
perplexedly
:of
Ty8.tif
,-
,tion-
.f
coura-e
'
Thai's
too
deep
for
me.
Didnt
;
""0,,I
1
mind.
I'll
give
you
an
think
Dr.
Moi.elt
was
such
j
u
the
jwrage.'
She
step-trusting
soul.
What
else
did
hp.""0'1
to
lhfl
wdtlna
desk,
wrcle
gay?"
i
something,
then
handed
him
a
?'He
said
I
am
to
bring
thr,
,f
MP"-
,
check
to
him
in
person
and-"
!
Thank-
Dale,,
nutting
"Oh!"
Dale
interrupted,
and1
nnP',r
x-1
his
socket.
"Now
re-suddenly
his
face
turned
grave
""HJibcr
this.
Whatever
happens
"Not
so
trustful
after
all.
Hp
"nlirht,
I
shan't
be
far
away.
I'll
gave
you
elaborate
instructions
I
closer
than
you
imagine.
You
I
suppose?"
'
w"'
be
watched,
of
course,
by
"I
am
to
take
the
car
out
and
pn
o
nr-
Moffett's
hirelings
drive
along
Broadway,
between
who
wil1
keen
his
eyes
Pen
for
Herald
Squire
and
Fiftieth
SU-n'r
8ln
f
trickery.
You
will
about
11
tonight."
'
tlrive
carefully
and
avoid
'"The
after-theatre
rush
""
Ml
VfibM
put.
."So'mtosMe,;
"Avoid-wbat?"
nlppg
the
route,
I
take
itsnm
'
A'Bumps.
You
don't
want
lo
be
ooqy
win
arop
a
,note.:in.?p
tft
i.jcfr'f
seat
tolling,
you
hoy
proeeea.
He
warned
you,"
o
ij&Urse,
that
you
must
be
alon
...jjlje.
car,
.that
you,
mustn't
ha
-mustn't
diseussthe'
arrangement
"
TRnfs
what
te
"vbul
b'in
y-
till
you.
What'-'li
idwl"'
r
"I.
dou,'t
.uadrstnd.'
1
Dale
'
iWarded
her
"H'aflP.7
frowning
kmc,
I.
iftf!
Jid
you'
If
1
all,
shaken
up
before
you
arrive
That
s
Important.
She
w
a
long
breath
of
stupefaction.
"Very
well.
I'll
avoid
bumps.
Anything
else?"
any
one
follow
you,
and
that
yoi
I
"That's
all.
I'll
now
go
for
my
spin
In
the
Waynefleet
8.
Thai
will
give
me
an
annetite
for
dinner.
Believe
I
shall
dine
at
Flayer's.
The
chef
there
knows
natural
how
to
"
il
devcHsb""
paused.
For
a
moment
he
j
stood
and
inspected
the
ceiling.
j
"The
hef
there
knows
how
to
with'.
appease
a
long-suffering
palate."
"I'emem
ihe
went
on.
and
as
hp
snnVp
h
ber
what
he
told
you
that
tho.
sprang
lightly
to
the
door,
flung
Catle
name
U
always
good''
it
open;
and
in
a
moment
had
Ohl
she
started
suddenly.
the
snuirmine
and
nrotestlne
IIT
,1.
,
j
,
I
ne.
wiinjui
miner
win
maxe
me
check.
aod.
Yes,
perhaps
he
would
if
he
could."
"Dr.
loffett
thinks
he
can
"
"Jlut
a
chieck
exacted
by
;.
t'lTtat"
ld
intimidation
woultf
Mt
have
any
legal
validity."
,
"Xft,
hut
"
pale
hwiUtfd.
His
expression
was
a
uraus
bland
of
grinwiea
anii
geotlehess.
"You
might
wall
understand
the
fiendisb
plan.
Dr.
Muffett
specified
that
you
are
to
deliver
the
check
m
person.
He
means
to
keep
jdii
as
a
hjtge
luitil
it
has
been
paid.
From
now
on
ha
Intends
to
exeri
doub.le
.jPraMure
on
your
fathei
Ha
alraady
haa
tha
Forrester
(IPCUmenta,
now
he
will
have
you
beaidea.
That
givea
him
a
double
barreled
weapon.
If
you
are
In
his
power,
he
feels
that
your
father
will
make
the
check
good
somehoweven
if
he
has
to
rob
a
safe
or
two
to
do
it"
"Yea,
and
he
would,
too."
Dale
suddenly
brightened
a
Httl.
"Duck
up
I
Don't
you
see
the
silver
lining?
Dr.
Moffett
is
weakening.
He
is
on
the
run."
''Weakening?"
"He
is
no
longer
relying
on
blaeljmHjl
Jalape..
His
original
scheme
hasn't
proved
as
sue-ceaaul
as
he
expected,
and
so
he
tifis
changed
his
method.
That
la
a
sign
of
weakness.
It's
also
ourjeue
to
strike."
:"Vhcn?"
Again
her
drooping
splfl(
caught
the
contagion
of
"flight,
.
if
you
are
In
the
irfoKr"1i-bltiof
adventure."
"You
don't
mean-
"
"Yes,
I
would
advise
you
to
do
exactly
as
Dr.
Sloffett
says.
Are
you
willing?"
Her
hesitation
was
brief.
A
g)eatn
of
audacity
entered
her
eyes.
"Oh,'"
yea,
since
you
advise
It
I"
W
-ibley
by
the
neck,
"Quiet,
Wambley,"
he
advised.
"Miss
Castle,,
we
must
put
him
some
place
for
the
next
few
hours.
I
don't
want
him
to
get
In
touch
with
anybody."
Adele,
quickly
recovering
from
her
urirfe,
though
for
a
moment.
"There's
a
room-in
the
at-tic-r
"
"Lead
us
to
it.
please.
Better
step
along
quietly.
Wambely,
or
a
hard
working
spy
will
come
to
rif."
Wambley
decided
to
step
alonp
quietly.
They
left
him
in
thr
room,
hands
and
feet
securelv
bound
and
a
gag
covering
the
lower
portion
of
his
face.
Dale
locked
the
door
with
care.
Fifteen1
minutes
later
he
was
gliding
gently
un
Broadway
in
the
Waynefleet
sedan.
He
crossed
the
Harlem
River
and
pursued
a
twisting
course
for
a
while.
At
length
he
stopped
in
front
of
a
lsrre
service
station
and
interviewed
the
grimy
foreman.
"How
many
men
can
you
put
to
work
on
this
car?"
he
asked.
"I
have
seven
mechanics,
but
four
of
them
knock
off
in
half
an
hour.
What
seem
to
be
the
trouble?"
"Keen
your
mechanics,"
said
Dale.
"I'll
pay
well.
This
Is
a
rush
Job.
I
want
a
new
top
on
this
car."
The
man
in
the
greasy
overalls
viewed
the
black,',
unwrlnkled
top
with
a
puzzled
lpdk.
Then
he
opened
the
door
and
ipspected
the
under
side
of
the
covering.
He
fixed
a
mystified
eve
qn
l)ih.
"What's
wrong
with
old
one?"
"Nothing,
except
that
I
want
a
new
top."
He
leaned
toward
h
man
and
cocked
an
eye
confidentially.
"I
want
a
two-laver
top,"
he
elucidated
In
an
undertone,
"with
plenty
of
room
be
tween
the
two
layers.
Better
nut
"That's
the
spirit!
You
will
betfn
some
extra
braces,
too.
It
has
driving
along
Broadwa,
betweeriito
be
strong
enough
to
support
Herald
Rquar;;
;md
Fiftieth
St.,
a
weight
of
170
pounds."
abouj
11
o'clock
tonight.
In
your1
The
man's
irease-spattered
bag
or
your
pocket
you
will
j
brow
went
up.
He
eyed
Dale's
prepossessingly
garbed
figure
suspiciously,
with
an
expression
of
limited
understanding,
then
shrugged
his
shoulders.
"And
you
don't
want
the
bulge
to
show,
I
guess,"
he
wisely
surmised.
"All
right,
gov'nor,
l-itau.
fix.
you
up
but
you
know,
it's
;ronna
cost
you
something."
""
"I
expect
"to
pay
well
for
a
-ood
job."
Dale
looked
the
man
straight
in
the
eyes.
"And
1
am
willing
to
add
a
premium
for
silence.
Have
it
ready
not
later
than
10
o'clock."
Ho
walked
away
and
hailed,
a
taxi
on
the
street
corner.
Thc-m.ln
watched
him
with
a
qqeer
rrin.
"Don't
know
whether
that
bird
nntB
to
lug
a
corpio
or
a
couple
hundred
quarts
of
hooch.
Nothjn'
u
my
life,
anyhow.
Looks
like
a.
well,
Guess
hp
wont
argue
'bout
'he
price."
He
turned
And
shou
1
toward
the
interior
of
the
gar
"e:
"Hey,
yo.u
fellers!"
House
in
the
Country
After
lea
vim?
the
narasre.
Dale
bi'rrifd
homeward
to
inquire
of
kins,
whether
any
important
'etters
or
telephone
messages
iad
arrived
durine
his
absence
'In
hummec)
a
little
tuna
and
he
"Kffi
as
ir
ne
expected
an
ex-"Hrating
evening.
If.
all
went
"'!,
and
if
he
struck
no
ungx-
?cted
snags
in
tho
execution
ol
'n
carefully
prepared
plan,
Dr
"
ffrtt
.
woulcl
oat
tomorrow
mornin"'s
breakfast
behind
bar
"
f
stc.eU
.
"
The
thought
was
at
once
grat-"vinT
and
depressing.
How
wuld
Adele
Castle
take
the
frash
of
her
illusion?
But
shr
must
knoy
some
time,
and
the
sooner
the
better.
She
was
-,
.nd
even
the
cruelest
wounds
heal
auicklv
in
vouth.
Besides,
it
was
best
that
she
hould
discover
the
fatal
truth
for
herself.
Only
the
testimony
of
her
own
eyes
and
ears
woul'
:onvince
her
that
Paul
Ain
worth
was
a
blackguard.
Indirec
idence.
no
matter
how
inrnres
she.
she
would
thrust
aside
wit:
A.tosa.of
her
proud
head.
Dale
dismissed
the
taxi
out
side
his
residence
and
in
a
fev
"Boments
he
was
interview
the
faithful
but
villainous-look
sng
Bilkins.
The
telephone
hav
oeen
ringing
all
afternoon,
'Bil
41)13
announced,
but
no
one
hat
left
a
message.
Dale
skimmed
over
a
few
let
ers,
but
there
was
nothing
oi
ilijportance.
He
was
not
disappointed.
In
this
situation,
m
ttewa
was
good
news.
He
dismissed
Bilkins
and
wen,
,tp
the
telephone.
It
was
mon.
chun
likely
that,
some
time
during
thp
ntaVit
Vto
wmiM
wan.
bummers
in
a
hurry,
and
lu
wanted
to
be
sure
where
ht
;ould
bo
found.
His
lips
twitched
humorously
as
he
called
tht
number.
For
the
Picaroon
to
de
.iver
-a
dangerous
criminal
intc
.summers'
hands
was
indeed
ah
amusing
thought,
and
it
wav
precisely
what
Dale
expected
ti
happen.
But
Summers
could
not
be
rusher
either
at
his
office
of
ua
residence,
and
Dale
hung
up,
ntsnding
to
make
another
attempt
later.
From
a
drawer
ii
lis
desk
he
took
several
quain;
.rtlcles
and
distributed
then,
among
his
pockets.
Then
ht
glanced
at
his
watch
and
hurried
out.
A
taxi
with
flag
raisec
.ame
crUjsing
along,
and
h
nillcd
it
and
jumped
in,
fallinv
to
perceive
that
an
Inconspku
oub
individual
across
the
streei
was
watching
him
with
market
interest.
"Fiaggler's
restaurant
on
Hec-or
Street,"
he
told
the
driver.
His
mind
was
busy
while
th
-axl
carried
him
to
his
destlna
lion.
He
reviewed
each
step
Ii
the
program
he
had
mapped
out
About
10:30
the
Waynefleet,
would
draw
up
in
front
of
th
Castle
residence.
The
street,
hi
knew,
would
be
dimly
lighted
at
that
point.
The
driver
woul
disappear,
and
no
one
was
likely
to
notice
what
became
of
him.
About
a
quarter
to
eleven
Mist
Castle'
would
step
out,
take
her
place
at
the
wheel,
and
drive
tbward
Herald
Square.
Somewhere
between
that
point
and
Fitf
tleth
Street
she
would
receive
a
noteAor
an
oral
message
telling
her
where
to
iro.
All
the
while
she
would
be
under
the
closest
kind
of
surveillance
by
Dr.
Moffctt's
agents.
If
any
ono
should
attempt
to
follow
hpr
nt
a
discreet
distance,
or
communi
cate
with
her
along
the
routo.
Dr.
Moffett's
spies
would
know
It.
It
was
even
possible
that,
nt
one
of
the
traffic
stons.
some
nna
would
glance
into
the
tonne.au
i
n
make
sum
thnt
tha
rnr
'
f.4",
rled
no
concealed
passenger.
f
A
1'HE
DAILY
NEWS
.
Monday,
Aujrw
;'2C.
PICTURESQUE
CONTENDERS
FOR
WORLD'S
SWIMMING
CHAMPIONSHIP
Between
350
and
400
g
;ase
lovt-uj
swimmers
will
pi
age
into
the
waters
of
Lake
O
.tario
on
W"!
28.
in
front
of
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
(Irounds
at
Toronto,
in
the
men's
section
of
the
fourth
,g
thon.
The
course
is
approxi
natelv
15
miles,
and
the
cash
prizes
total
$36.fi00,
of
which
$25,000
goen
tn
"
The
above
lay-out
shows
five
of
the
men
who
are
regarded,
as
likely
to
make
the
best
showing.
No.
1
is
'
.
of
Toronto,
winner
of
the
first
Wrigley
Marathon,
who
has
been
in
constant
training
since
last
summit
:'
No.
2
is
Mendel!
Burditt
of
Toronto,
onto,
who
wno
made
maue
a
a
splendid
spienaia
showing
nowmg
last
last
year,
year,
when
wpen
n6
no
one
one
finished
nnisneu
Imm
imm
water;
No.
3
te
Ernst
Vierkotter
Upon
as
Young's
most
dangerous
opponent;
pponent;
Marathon
in
1927;
No.
5
isMaurice
ice
'earn
that
.lames
U.
Mitchell,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Mitchell
of
this
city,
has
been
promote
to
the
vlee-princlpalshlp,
of
the
West
Vancouver
high
school.
He
has
been
op
the
staff
of
that
school
for
the
past
threo
years,
having
formerly
been
on
the
high,
school
staff
nt
Anyox.
.u-of
-Germany
in
hi
5
coat
of
black
grease.
11$.
won,
the
rare
two
years
an
.
No.
4
is
Eddie
Keating
of
Sew
'"
ork.
.who
beat
Vierkotter
in
the
Hume,
of
the
American-Canadian
Swimming'
ttub'
of
tSe
ttle,
a
pow
i
f
low
with
a
splendid
chance
to
finish
close
to
the
top.
)
.JIJ,
Dale
chuckled
amusedly.
The
pies
might
look
In
all
the
ob-
ious
hiding
places.
In
the
hu-nan'
tnass
that
would
swirl
up
;nd
down
Broadway
at
that
hour
hey
could
easily
do
so
without'
ittracting
attention
.
to
them-elves.
But
they
would
never
hlnk
of
inspecting
the
top.
Whoever
.heard
of
a
passenger
being
concealed
in
such
.&
place?
Not
'en
MUs
Ca.tle
would
have
an
nkling
.of
such
a
thing,
that
u'ght
haye
made
her
self-cons--.ious
and
distrait,
and
the
spies
ould
have
been
quick
to
notice
er
state
of
mind.
As
for
her
destination,
he
ould
make
a
fairly
accurate
urmise
a.8
to
that.
In
his
mind
vas
a
'picture
of
a
house
just
cross
the
Connecticut
border,
heltered.
by
a
tall
picket
fence
nd
dense
clumps
of
trees,
giving
he
eye
.an
'
impression
of
an
ab-indoned
And
dilapidated
estate.
'
gloomy
place
it
was,
looking
little'
sinister
at
night
in
its
''ill
and
dreary
aloofness.
This
was
the
house
to
which
e
had
trailed
the
car
on
the
light
ojf;
the
Mummers.'
Frolic,
'le
had'
spent
the
next
day
re
lononltreing
the
immediate
en-'irons,
'but
without
approaching
ory
close
to
the
house
itself.
It
seemed
almost
certain
that
his
wa
the
house
to
which
MIm
"astle
was
to
be
directed,
but
he
ould
n)t
be
quite
positive.
Hav-'ng
dispatched
her
on
a
hazar-'ous
advonture,
be
could
not
amble
with
her
safety.
And
so
e
had
conceived
the
idea
of
refining
with
her.
almost
within
rm's
reach,
from
start
to
finish.
It
promised
to
be
an
eventful
'ght
p
the
Picaroon's
career.
He
tingled
with
suppressed
ex-itement
As
he
stepped
from
the
laxl,
too
preoccupied
to
notice
hat
another
vehicle
had
drawn
'to.
iust
n
few
paces
to
tho
rear
md
that
its
sole
occupant
ffajfe
Mm
a
sustained
glance
as
he
Il-'Hted.
;
To
Be
Continued
Tomorrow
IIMMY
MITCHEI!
IS
ADVANCEH
ON
STAFF
OF
WEST.
VAN.
HIGH
SCHOOI,
Wal
friends
will
be
pleased
to
BAMBINO
LEADS
HOME
HITTERS
KTook
Inter-League
Iadenhip
With
Two
Circuit
Blow
Yesttrday;
Yanks
and
Athletjet
Lose
Again
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
2C:
Babe
Cuth
gained
the
Major
league
home
rup
leadership
on
Sunday
with
his
thirty-fourth
and
thirty-fifth
circuit
clouts
of
the
season
off
Pitcher
Stewart
but
the
St
Louis
Browns
scored
their
fourth
consecutive
win
over
the
Yankees.
Philadelphia
Athletics
got
only
four
hits
off
Alphonse
Thomas
and
tht
Chicago
White
Sox
nade
it
three
out
of
four
with
a
hree
to
nil
victory.
The
Detroit
Tiger
won
Jhe
final
game
of
a
series
over
the
Vashington
Senators.
The
Boston
Red
Sox
concluded
Ht'r
western
trip
by
dividing
a
double
header
with
Cleveland
Indians
for
a
record
of
12
wins
In
18
starts
since
leaving
homo.
Sweeltlna
carried
the
Phillies'
to
victory
with
a
shut-out
over
Brooklyn
Kobjna
In
tlje
National
League.
Week-end
scores:
Saturday
flames
American
League
Boston
5-2,
Cleveland
2-C.
Philadelphia
5,
Chicago
2.
Washington
9.
Detroit
C.
New
York
0,
St.
Uula
4.
National
League
Pittsburgh
8-C,
New
York
W-7.
Cincinnati
R-0.
Brooklyn
?-8.
Chicago
9.
Philadelphia
C.
St.
Louis
3,
Boston
1.
Sunday
Score
National
League
Chicago
3-10,
Cincinnati
6-1.
Philadelphia
4,
Brooklyn
0.
St.
Louis
4,
Boston
0.
1
American
League
Washington
7,
Detroit
8.
Philadelphia
Q.
Chicago
3.
Boston
4-5.
ClevcJaml
5-3.
New
York
2,
St.
Louis
3.
Bin
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
National
League
W.
L.
Tel.
Chicago
SO
37
.634
Pittsburgh
67
49
.G78
New
York
.65
55
.542
St.
Louis
60
59
.hot
Brooklyn
64
65
.454
ClnetnnilU
52
69
.430
Philadelphia
49
69
.415
Boston
v.
-r
48
72
.400
Sport
j,Chat
0,
For
.the
frst.lme
in
the
his
tory
of
swrt
in
the
central
interior,
"TtrAW
and
SmHhers
baseball
huHkhifl'TA'k
on
tha
diamond
durhg--th"reeont
Flower
Show
at
j
Hasten.
T,he
result
was
a
well
earned
Victory
for
the
Terraca
boys'
wild
obtained
an
early
lead
and
ran
out
winners
on
the
long
end
of
a
12
to
10
score.
Kenney
and
Nelson
comprised
the
Terrace
battery
with
Goodaere
and
Devoin
for
Smithers.
Sid
Wlnsby
of
Hazel-ton
was
an
efficient
umpire.
Soon
after
setting
a
new
National
League
record
for
gamoa
won
at
3TB
victories,
ti
rover
Cleveland
Alexander,
haro
of
the
11926
world
aeries,
Is
in
the
bad
graces
of
the
St.
louie
C
rdma!
management
facing
at'
least
suspension
for
breaking
training
rules.
The
12-year-old
pitcher
who
broke
the
record
of
"nig
Six"
Christy
Mathewaon,
was
aent
home
from
New
York
last
week
by
Bill
MeKechnle,
Bed
Bird
manager,
after
Alexander
disregarded
the
manager's
warning
that
hia
next
escape
would
be
his
last.
It
was
Alexander's
refusal
to
be
disciplined
that
enabled
the
Cards
to
obtain
the
famous
hurler
during
tho
1926
season
from
the
Cubs.
MODEL
YACHT
CLUB
FORMED
Charles
Taylor
Elected
President
nnd
W.
Sandison
Secrefnry
Saturday
Night
Ivocal
yacht
model
owners,
meet
Ing
on
Saturday
evening
in
Ihe
Ca
nadian
Legion
rooms,
decld
organize
under
the
name!
of
n
WW
uanauian
National
Model
iftcn
Club,
which
will
be
a
branch
of
the
local
Canadian
National
Railways
Recreation
Club.
Charles
Taylor
was
elected
president
nnd
W.
Sandlaon
secre.
tary.
Donald
Ross
was
named
delegate
to
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Club,
It
was
decided
meantime
to
have
only
one
class
of
boat
four
feat
six
Inches
long
scratch
ntyl
with
beam
of
notmore
than
Qne-ttyrd
of
the
lengilrl
A;,:
V..
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Local
Ite
'
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speiv'ing
t'
'l;fpr:'.i
tuVned
hnie
Charles
th;
rv
MdicHl
physician
w.i-.
the
Prim-'"
J
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on
ru
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couver
for
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ii'
who
had
1
1
ii.i-If
on
the
w.i.v
Arthur
H.
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local
bva-Montreal
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motored
n-i
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Winnipeg
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