If
rff
f
'
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
Sep:.
,
PAGE
FOTO
-Anyway,
I
am
here,"
said
Adele
!
"Jft
"Yea,
I
hoped
to
come
out
Dale
to
go
ahead
police
went
away
without
finding
'
what
they
looked
for.
The
other
The
Dfeeovery
HL
voi-
was
pleasant
yet
it
hr.d
a
dtreeaMe
edge.
She
lm
alined
a
strife
ol
vtroa
thing
his
Ups.
"You
may
go
home."-
he
said
slowly,
"when
oar
business
Is
finished,
and
oar
business
will
be
fwtsii'd
when
the
check
you
brought
h5
keen
converted
into
hB
Stash
"
T
She
caught
her
braath.
This
was
exactly
what
Dale
had
predicted,
btit
Dr.
Moffett's
way
of
putting
it
wrnde
it
come
as
a
shock.
"What
do
you
mean?"
she
asked
n''klv
pretending
she
did
not
understand.
"I
understand
Mr.
Castle
adores
you."
he
replied
after
a
little
pause.
"That
win
make
it
easier.
Ho
win
po
to
any
extreme
rather
Thrilfing
'
Mystery
Story
In
30
chapters
INSTALMENT
XXXVII
L
HEfcMAN
LANDON
"Good
old
soul,
Axelson,"
he
was
.
mumbling.
"The
only
man
umE?r
26.6
oz.
$2.95
-
40
oz.
$4.35
ESTABLISHED
1770
TIhh
advcriisrment
Is
not
published
or
dispiayeil
by
th..
Liquor
C
ntrol
Board
Or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
I
her
Docket.
The
che'k
was
cone.
Well,
it
didn't
matter
greatly
now.
Sooner
or
later
It
would
have
been!
taken
from
her.
I
She
moved
about
In
the
dark
loom,
tormented
by
a
suspense
that
demanded
activity.
Suddenly
she
stopped,
the
blood
pounding
violently
in
her
head,
her
whole
tody
trembling.
What
was
it?
A
scream?
She
could
not
be
positive
put
mat
voice
A
wave
of
horror
seemed
to
en
gulf
her.
She
controlled
herself
with
a
desperate
effort.
Governed
by
a
single
horrible
thought
she
flung
the
door
open.
On
the
other
side
was
a
smaller
room
illuminated
by
an
oil
lamp.
Could
she
have
been
mistaken?
But
no
the
Impression
was
clear
and
sharp.
Quickly
she
crossed
the
floor
and.
opened
another
door.
In
front
of
her
stretched
a
dark
hall,
but
toward
the
farther
end
there
was
a
slim
wedge
of
light.
In
a
moment
she
was
there.
breathless
and
trembling.
Directly
in
iront
or
ner
was
a
U.
.u
.
hand
shook
as
iocr,
uub
i
wit
uuurei"
iii6"
Ition
vu
uooermost.
point,
and
then
I
set
my
foot
tastes
ran
toward
purple
and
fine
od
luck
continues-
down.
Everything
has
come
oat
asi&
I
planned.
I
plan
far
ahead.
Mlssf"Th'
M
'
n
entered
the
tkndrw
to
deal
directly
with
your
fett
and
the
two
conversed
In
father?
Why.
only
because
I
fore-
(
an
undertone.
The
only
word
v
certain
wntiMlittes
and;
Adele
could
distinguish
was
"con-
wfchoH
tQw
,.n
vttiiiiiv
f
,
sclmis-
Her
thoughts
flew
back!
,7"
,
'
!
to
the
turbulent
scene
in
the
nar-
polnt
where
I
could
persuade
you;row
amj
the
motionless
form
to
come
out
and
favor
me
with
a
on
the
floor.
Had
her
mysterious
visit
in
an
Isolated
aad
onfre-
wide
come
back
to
consciousness?
quented
place
like
this."
j
JJf
JS
She
said
nothing,
but
she
re-i
rjr.
Moffett
was
talking
now.
called
how
Dale
had
opened
her!
sneaking
in
a
voice
so
low
that
eyes
to
Dr.
Moffett's
true
intention
'
he
could
not
hear
a
single
word,
regarding
thisrtsit
,
rndeTn
fdr
'-'And,
now
everything
is
serene
she
heard
a
sigh
of
satisfaction
ar.in,'
'the
speaker
went
on
The;
from
the
chair
In
which
Moffett
the
"lc
Moffett
appeared
to
have-,
been
i-he-
smiled
a
itndne
to
himself.
She
felt
that,
consciously,
his
words
had
be-
sattofactton
'
rnw1
moUve
for
the
murder
"I
have
a
little
matter
to
attend
to."
he
now
told
her,
and
-in
the
-ame
instant
she
hard
a
click
and
the
green
light
faded
out
leavtnr
hr
In
dikness.
"You
will
wK
here."
She
trembled
again.
She
wondered
what
the
nature
of
the
matter
that
required
Dr.
Moffett's
attention.
His
tone
had
been
pleasantly
suggestive.
And
then,
whi'e
a
crowing
trepidation
was
taking
hold
of
her.
she
heard
him
coming
toward
her.
She
drew
rarther
back
in
the
big
chair,
giving
a
little
jump
as
his
hand
tnftehed
her
head
and
fumbled
than
that
you
should
suffer
anv
,
downward.
She
felt
as
harm.
He
will
make
the
check
thing
loathsome
were
If
some-
touching
8ood.
In
the
meantime
you
will
her.
Soon
he
withdrew
hi
hnrt
tar
here
m
a
olede
aoainst
the
ihed
little,
then
moved
away,
fu'tfllment,
jf
the
obligation."
.
She
heard
a
door
open
and
close.
A
shudder
of
horror
ran
through
Instinctively
Tier
hand
went
into
BURNETTS
fs
just
that
much
BETTER
mm
WfrwW
w
BREATH
OFTHEPEACE
RIVER
COUNTRY
COMES
TO
RUPERT
DELEGATES
Terrace
Wins
First
Round
of
Bridge
and
New
Game
Is
Suggested;
Seven
Delegates;
Olof
Hanson
Joins
Party
(By
II.
F.
PULLEX)
EN
ROUTE
EAST
OF
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Sept.
4.
This
morning
the
Prince
Rupert
delegates
to
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
convention
cot
their
first
breath
of
the
Peace
River.
At
Prince
George
the
train
was
boarded
by
Harold
L.
Campbell,
B.A.,
inspector
of
schools,
who
was
on
his
wav
to
the
Peace
countrv
to
insDect
the
schools
JS2"
t.,T
?Kel!for
the
British
Columbia
department
of
education.
Mr.
knob
and
mished
it
open
There
I
Campbell
was
formerly
supervising
principal
at
Prince
.
,
"
.
,
,
lira,
was
a
a
1lrVif
In
tVio
K..f
I
F
-
rne
wa
6niKuPert
and
was
wel!
Know"
10
a
numDer
oi
memDers
01
to
Hat
the
moment
was'
Ith
P".
M
he
travelled
farther
ther
side,
siue.
however,
iiowever.
was
an-
an-1
-
can
t
we
finish
our
Dusine&s
so
..n.
.
.
y,
rfft
I
an
go
homer'
ismootttlvi
amJuy
a
S
j
othr
door
that
stood
partly
ajar,
through
the
Pea,
River
country
thlngl
were
going
in
the
bridt
Dr.
Moffett
Ignored
the
question.
inclined
genueman
wno
inienos
10
oroachtn
Two
men
were
Ulkin..
Zl
TLl
WZ
7Ji'Z
-
inr
I
who
are
there,
not
so
much
for
the
m
-.t,..m
1u
T
trra
Amin0
mIaba
accompanied,
them
Jumbled
cha-
ervation.s
and
lomn
Prinro
nrrf
quoaay
in
her
brain.
Her
head
llt-,,
,.
j
:
felt
curiously
unsteady,
as
If
aU
literature
A
a
reward
one
or
two
the
blood
had
deserted
it.
She
of
them
took
one
of
our
men
into
reeled,
staggered
and
would
have
camp
and
relieved
him
of
his
spare
'alien
If
Axelson
had
not
caught
cash
In
a
game
of
bridge
uiuu.
uirougn.
ve
are
wanaermis
umci
"th
Twouw
.'SSSV
Purpose
of
farming,
as
to
sellout
he
doorwav
across
the
room.
Her
homesteads
to
men
who
will
neret
lumped
tortuously
at
each
come
there
uJ
farm.
aDoroaenintr
step.
Her
heart,
There
are.
in
fact,
two
classes
of
Shl.Ch"n.gly
M
S
"til
lers.
.
There
are
those
who
have
jj-turit"
wn
on
him.
A
maze
of
always
live
on
the
frontier.
Sot
a
moment
longer
the
other
.rman
stood
as
if
transfixed
faint.
Bridge
Playing
Member
J.
C.
Brady,
M.P,
is
a
good
poll-
iif
we
shall
be
able
to
use
a
frank
opinion
that
for
our
meals
or
if
it
will
be
neces-
erain
urowine
orv
Mof
fn?
ht
fSi-
thTT-
:aecliaa
f
British
Colombia
and
Alderman
Theo
Collart
is
full
of
K
twanl
iasne.
II
gtTen
transportation,
it
will
;energy
and
was
able
to
take
a
quick
Castle
Why
do
you
suppose
I
ap-I
room
-;th
a
catlike
Uead
The
PKn
naturally,
and
she
re-
7
'
r
Z
L
J,
ttluul,u
"tu'c
'people
J
to
thta
Satti
in1
light
to
entuate
Wnd
th,
rrrfce.
Her
,)mb.
are
severely
handicapped
by
the
writer
after
his
morning
prch
proacnea
you
you
m
whs
"
m
vlIlaln
ta
hIj
face
He
rtjov
with
excitement
so
that
she
lack
of
railway
facilities
and
many;
orange.
He
is
of
opinion
that
if
we
me
nra
place,
insteaa
oi
con-trf
.
,
.
hmra
n
vr
;
could
hardiv
stand,
and
she
lean-
Inf
th
hr.mMtad
are
helrf
hv
mpn
t
o
....,
M,it
,,
h
-'
w
v..
-w.
I
,
.
.
.
,,
-
,
J
VU
ilU,
BV
VfVt;
V,
WV
.
1W
MV
Peace
pretty
soon
there
will
be
war,
and
we
don't
war
war.
It's
Peace
we
want.
J.
W.
McKlnley
is
ready
to
back
up
anything
the
others
do,
and
oior
Hanson
met
us
at
smitners
throat
in
an
Icy.
strancDnt;
grip.
one
ln
w
"i
have
remained
and
we
created
him
a
knight
of
the
An
instinct
seemed
to'
whiroer
there
infpite
of
adversity,
growing
Royal
Order
of
Peace
River
Wan-jr.?r
KTR'Lnr
Sr
J?nKl'
wheat
arid
shipping
it
ovej
the
long
j
derers.
carrying
the
credentials
of
aT
start"
JuavS?"
hao1,
'l?
AMOctated
0t
Trde
ol
'hnkfd
in
her
throat
as
a
tall
man
re
lhe
other
daM
wno
have
no
central
British
Columbia.
That
ntred
t.h
room
followed
by
,dea
of
tanning,
but
who,
at
the
gives
us
one
more
vote.
,
T"
,ne
servant's
gray
face
first
opportunity,
will
sell
out
and-
The
sun
is
shining
here,
although
'
other
inni
wkih1-
up
ouier
Jana
"rtner
away
lt
rained
a
good
deal
of
yesterday
whirled
rtSk
?dhe
hlKed
.
?
tontier
of
cWtton'
afternoon
coming
through
the
tocMmt
paved
off
harmlessly.
Mr.
trust,
the
only
llvtag
person
who
tangled
threads
seemed
to
dissolve
We
wer?
all
much
Interested
in
eastward.
Castle's
charming
daughter
is
ray,
has
seen
my
face
and
recognized
n"
rvvn
witn
a
loud
burst.
Mr.
Campbell's
map
and
his
de-guest.
The
fates
are
smiling.
What!3:
Mtoa
.Conway
saw
me.
but
she
Dr.
Moffett!"
she
cried.
scrlpUonof
the
country
and
are
she
dead
none
could
ope
ask?'
is
A
shiver
ran
through
Adele.
Dr!
mountains,
notably
from
Pacific
While
tha
drlegtk.i
rtttte
in
uai-
i
son
"We
Are
Seven."
they
fed
like
Then
"x"m
forward
to
visiting
the
forty.
forUfled
bj
tlie
reeling
that
malevolent
..
.v.w..
may
nave
a
jusi
sauce
anq
umi
me
deadly
smUe.
country
as
weu
as
tne
more
popu-1
people
of
Prince
Rupert
are
behind
Yes.
I
am
Dr.
Moffett."
he
said
lous
part
within
the
province
of
them,
even
ln
playing
bridge
with
tnTV'Jv"
iMth
Alberta.'
Terrace.
Later
we
shall
invent
a
thtac
to
vou"
m
nIortunate)
lriblj
i.shouht
say
here
that
game
to
be
known
as
"The
KInr.
Adele
felt
an
overwhelmmE
'
v
i
ingnway,
m
wnicn
jerrace
win
weakness
dragging
her
down.
The
ta
uuie.
i..
u.
Kenney
and
J.
roo
mswam
in
crazy
blurs
before
K.
Gordon
at
Terrace,
and
decor-her
eyes.
Dr.
M?:fett's
words
and
ated
them
with
Prince
Rupert
the
smiling,
murderous
look
that
badees
and
handed
thm
their
roc.
With
surprising
strength
for
a!
man
who
looked
so
old
and
feeble.
Axelson
carried
her
to
a
chair.
Her
head
feU
limply
on
her
t
is-Ion
hut
he
ha
not.
vet
i
earned
ShOUlder.
hnU
V.l
nm
umlml
florn.
T
l
"Fainted."
he
announced.
.7
.
ulH,
T
Ue
at
After
somewhat
Dr.
Moffett
noddeu.
"Prettv
bridge.
a
young
thing.'
"he
observed
mslng-
lenjrthy
session
last
evening
he
was
fy.
then
shrugged.
"Too
badl"
down
some
twelve
hundred
odd
Axelson
stared
at
bun
out
of
points,
which
he
was
able
to
setUe
his
shrewd,
bleary
"You
are
fr"
.
eyes.
.,.
y,,,
nnt
thinirinn
f
on
the
bans
of
ten
cents
a
hun-
A
1
vi
llinll
S
J
4
"I
am
not
thinking
at
all."
Dr
M-
Kenny
was
Mr.
Little's
Moffett
interrupted.
'I
am
mere-
collaborator
at
the
game.
I
might
ly
acting
in
accordance
with
cer-
remark
riaht
here
that
Terrace
Is
SanrdsnflwC&bhe
'SnSSk
"Tu"
for
my
self-protection
and
the
man
power
In
the
delegation
and
-iwew
of
our
pleasant
little
en-
about
nine-tenths
of
the
bridge
terprises."
power.
"But
she
is
worth
a
hundred
thousand
dollars
to
us."
JlJjrTLJtlJ
"I
know."
The
Dr.
smiled
faint-
w:suw
wv
ucvm
ly.
You
wltl
get
word
to
Castle,
to
send
a
wire
to
one
of
Prince
Rup-Axelson.
I
ran
trus:
yoa
to
Hate
"t's
friends
telling
him
that
we
the
situation
ager
graphically
were
on
the
way
and
asking
fqr
a
as
te
necessary
Tell
him
'tq
rake
conference.
In
view
of
the
way
together
on
hundred
thousand
dollars
in
currency
or
securities
-------
'
rmnn
anA
ot
hi
rinohtr.H
His
lips
tightened
and
a
shadow
"Yes
buM
thouaht
"
'
annoyance
crossed,
his
face.
"DlVt
think."
Dr.
Moffett
ad-
Axelson
had
turned
deathly
pale,
vised.
The
smile
insinuated
Itself
.''See
who
It
Is,'
directed
Dr.
little
more
deeply
Into
the
lines
Moffett
evenly.
'
hi.
fr;e
"It.
Isn't
necessary
to
Axelson
went
out
The
doctor
toil
ritii
that
vi
mSv
nnt
fin
x)k
a
Dlstol
from
his
pocket,
ex-
lils
daughter
In
the
full
bloom
of
'mined
it
carefully,
and
dropped
h-aith
nd
vont.h."
Into
hit
pocket
again.
Without
I
understand."
said
Axelson.
his
1
8nce
li
tne
unconscious
gin.
olce
thaklr
a
little,
but
er
n
Paced
the
floor
untu
Axeison
do
we
have
to
"
ietumed.
"Please
don't
argue."
pr.
Mof-
ll's
casuei"
announcea
tne
oia
fett
Intermnted.
"I
wo.nt
to
live
man
excitedly..
In
peace.'
Miss
Castle
has
unfor-
j
"Cattle?"
Dr.
Mof(fttt
stared
for
tunately
discovered
my
ldentltv
a
fhtfniertt
sVlflll".(llworth
Cas-How
many
ptacefnr
moments
do
t.'c?"
you
suppose
I
would
have
if
she
The
c.'d
man
nodded
ln
a
per-w
1vih
tn
vn
ka-
at.
a
nrat
!
turbed
wav.
tie
about
her
discovery?
And
what
"That's
curious.
Still
another
wo'i'd
hcom
of
our
plans'"
surprise!"
The
doctor
chuckled
Axelfon
nodded,
bit
his
gny'
nilrthlessJv.
"How
did
he
find
his
taw
twitched
nn'ilv
Anmrent-'
'"av
here?"
H
h"
!r"iimnt
hvi
ptrsidd
"I
dHn't
ask
him.
him
b'it
he
vajied
nn"ertln1v
nt
"Is
nr;
alone?'
iYi-
iinMniMAiu
fl
t
.i
,
..
''TT
.name
tn
He
"
rii
.Te
dootonvreflected.
Htewrtn-
"Phe
vi"
need
a
aheiiW
browjUiQwed
ihat
thls.was
a
mmulant.
after
a
"htr
Dr
vr-1
development
that'
pld
notylt.
Into
mtirm"reH
"Yf
bive
seen
schetrifv
'
?!
.
h
small
bottle
with
the
blue
I
T,,rr
an
t
ne
green
uent
m
me
'he'
on
t.h
she'f
n
b-
pntrv
i
"Httnc;
room."
he
directed.
"Ill
see
Next
to
it,
is
a
st"l
smaller
w0f
!
ratle
there.
And."
with
a
glance
with
a
white
and
red
lnbel
it
"ir
elrl
in
the
chair,
-you
need
n-iiri
hr.
o
nt.iH
mistni'e
;
hurry
about
the
er
stimulus
voice
trailed
off
into
a
si-1
lence
m6re'
e'onuent
thon
Axelson
looked
somewhat
reliev-
Avnlsnn
shuddered
a
HtHe
Dr
'd
,
Moff'-t
hnd
beer
ont,nni'ii.
"Aftor
you
have
shown
Castle
e
f'oor.
but
now
h
raised
his
'
'"to
the
sitting
room,"
the
doctor
head.
went,
on.
still
gating
at
the
un-
"Von
nHn't
delav"
h
sid
"wwlom
eJrl.
"take
this
young
'nftly.
"Thii
present
undertaking
,ady
upstairs.
She
seems
to
be
onrs
has
been
full
it
s'lrnHses
"omlnp,
u."
He
broke
off
abruptly.
A
long,
loud
peal
went
through
the
house,
,
HlugLshly.
To
Ue
Continued
Tomorrow
also
play
a
prominent
part.
'
tTSi
ffiSi
HOUSEWIVES
IN
BATTLEON
BUGS
The
battle
of
the
buirs
is
on
in
earnest
and
"General
Tox,"
commsnding
the
FLY-TOX
troops,
has
called
for
housewife
volunteers
to
aid
in
the
big
offensive.
The
"General's"
troops
aro
armed
onlv
with
FLY-TOX
sprayers,
the.
deadliest
weapon
against
insects
known
to
science.
"One
puff
and
millions
bite
the
dust,"
tho
"General"
stated.
With
the
aid
of
the
housewife
volunteers,
the
"General"
declares
the
entire
bug
army
will
be
wined
out
by
"Fall.
It
ri,
w!
r.,
:s
i
ot,
imsi
cuiimi
H.W
(..
Jr..
H.
(IVm)
CMau
U
jUt
r
lit
mo.
9
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