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The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-31
JUST A VISIT

Pomona, Calif.--1f George Belcher
had been home he would have
thought he was seeing things. AS it
was, however. George was absent
when Barnacle Bill came TO visit him.
Not finding anyone home. Bill COM
mcnced to knock, He Knocked or
windows-and broke them. Police
came and escorted him-not to Jail,
but to the ocean For Bill was a
wandering seal.
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Harry Powers, "bluebeard" slayer. ar
rested In Clarksburg, w. Va, Aug. rs.

w.
Yama Yama girl and widow of
Richard Harding Davis. dies.
l8-Paul Whiteman, Al. Is we'd to
Margaret Livingston, 80. His
fourth marriage.
l9-Walter s. Clifford appointed un-
employment relief chairman by
Hoover.
25-National government with RAM
say Macdonald as head an
nounced in England.
25-Harry Powers. "bluebeard" slayer,
arrested at Clarksburg, w. Va.
25-Yuko Hamaguchi. 81, former pre-
micr of Japan. dies.
26-Revolution BIZ AXIS out in Portu-
gal.
26-Frank Harris. l5 author and
critic. dies.
27-Big German ~seaplane DO-X ar
riyes in New York.
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THE GOOD OLD WAY

Kalamazoo, Mich.-Howard j. Coo
per equipped himself as his ancestors
did and went out to bag himself a
deer with a bow and arrow. He
brought in a fine buck. killing him
with one arrow.
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Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lind
bergh in Toxic, having left Washing.
ton, d. c., July ~, on flight to Orient.
26-Trader Horn (Alfred Aloysius
Smith. 70, adventurer and au-
thor, dies.
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PLAN MANY PORTS

Washington. are now about
1000 airports and landing fields in
the United States, the Department OF
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-31

The Diesel oil engine has no spark
plugs. The fuel Is ignited by heat
generated by the high compression.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-31
June

l-Supreme court upholds freedom of
press, declaring Minnesota press
law unconstitutional.
3--Wheat reaches 81 cents bushel,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-23
ON BY "a S1lE1 lm

Wen let 1t stand this way"
Mary told him. You Search his
rooms, and whether you find the
rest Of the plumber or not, wait
there. If he comes, it viii mean
I've failed.
And if I fail with him tonight,
it's not likely I could succeed an
other time. Arrest him. II he
doesn't come, you'll know we've
gone out to the yacht.
Better have a man on the roof
to tell you the moment we leave,
and you follow Is that clear?"
Right. Want me to go down
with you until you stow that stuff
away9"
Thanks, no. I don't think there
is any danger-yet."
Wait" He stepped into his own
room, which was on the other side
Of Mary's, and took down the re-
ceiver.
rs Mr.. De Iona in his room, do
you know? No. don't ring him. I
merely wanted to know whether
oh, you asst" Furious, ne started
to hang up, then changed his mind
and held his hand over the mouth
piece until mans voice answered.
Then, Disgusting his voice, he
shouted at the top Of his lungs,
Hello? Hello, Bill? Is this you,
Bill? What? Is Bill Jones there?
Hello!" A grin overspread his face
as he hung up.
"Phewl He's there, all right.
And madl You should have heard
what he called mel" Bates rubbed
an ear tenderly. well, run along.
You know he's not in the lobby, at
any rate"
Mary walked across the half
empty lobby to the desk, stopping
at the window to ask for her mail.
Dirk had not written. She ex-
perienced the old, familiar sickness
that swept over her whenever she
let herself stop to think of him, to
face the awful possibility that he
did not mean to write.
Aloud she said to the day clerk,
who looked up startled at the depth
of tragedy in the gray eyes turned
to his, II want to put some valu-
ables in the safe"
''Will you just step around to the
managers office, please?" He indi-
Gated a door at the side which
opened into an Office just back of
the desk itself. There was a door
Immediately behind the desk and it
stood open now.
Mary saw the sleek head of the
manager bent over his books. Obedi-
emily, she walked around to the side
door and entered.
THE hotel safe was in the man
Il ayers office, in plain sight of
any one standing at the desk, Mary
noticed trif1e nervously.
Then she realized that this was
a means of protection, rather than
a danger. The safe WAS at all
times plainly visible. In fact, a
light was kept burning above it day
and night.
Moreover, the Fly was not a safe
cracker. 1t might have been among
his random accomplishments, but
it was certainly not his speciality,
so that in placing the bracelet and
the I. o. U. behind its sturdy lock
she was making them as safe from
the Fly's depredations as any place
could be.
When she had dropped the enve-
1ope containing her two precious
objects into the metal box held for
it, and saw it tucked away in its
pigeonhole, Mary began to breathe
more freely.
The necklace was in there, too,
somewhere, she remembered. It
occurred to her that this might be
a good time to take it out, as she
must do soon if she meant to wear
it tonight.
tn Ro COufinuad\
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Suddenly there came to The Red Flower an
urge to throw herself in. She did not want to
live. But something stayed her, and she turned
and fought her way upward, the waters ris-
ing below threatening to overtake her and the
falling torrents above almost hurting her back
to destruction Jason Gridley had seen
cloudbusts N California and Arizona. He knew
how quickly guIIeys and ravines could be Grams
formed into rastng torrents, though never be-
IRE had he Messed 50 swift a rush Of water.
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CHAPTER. TWENTY-FIVE

MIR. HENRY BATES, detective,
IVl stood for a moment deep in
thought. What he just had seen
puzzled him greatly, apparently, and
his watchers knew he never would
rest until the meaning of those
events was clear.
"NoW what" he unused aloud,
what makes The Fly act dopey like
that? Just looking at a courthouse
steeple?" Neither Mary nor Mr..
Jupiter had any explanation to
offer.
Bates jerked himself up. well"
he said briskly, I'll be toddling
along. I'll tell you what 1 find in
here-if I find anything"
He indicated the package of torn
pieces of cardboard in his coat
pocket.
But" he paused again, impress
sively, in the doorway. "I'll say
this much right now-youre not
going to see much more of him
around here. He's got the filters
over something.
II look for him to take run-out
on us, maybe tonight. I'll bet il
you were to go up to his room right
nof, you'd find him packing his
grips"
Down came Mr.. Jupiter's stock
inged feet. you think SOP"
Il do" 1t sounded like an oath
Mary drew deep breath. We'll,
she said resolutely, heres one
thing that won't go with hinw She
held out the bracelet.
why, that's - mammas!' Mr.
Jupiter exclaimed hoarsely. Where
did you get it?"
Mary told. AS he listened, blink
ing from her to the bracelet anc
back again, a light hardly sane
came into the old mans eyes ano
spots of red burned in his faded
cheeks.
He reached for the necklace anc
his hand shook.
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CHAPTER THIRrY-FOUR (Con-
tinued1

LiiAUCQJs
But the boy said no, all he asked
for was a bromo settler, double
strength. But a funny thing had
happened, he said.
There was a big clean space,
square, on the wall up beside the
hy-specked mirror, where some kind
of picture must have hung until
very recently. The nail was still
there.
HE pulled that picture down and
tore it up in thousand pieces" the
boy told me. He was worried Tor
fear his boss was going to be sore.
Seems he was proud of that picture
lit was some guy he knew that
had since got famous.
He's framed this picture to keep
it nice because he was specially
proud of it. That was because the
man in the picture was born there,
in the village, and he knew him
since he was a boy"
Bates paused thoughtfully and
put a hand in the baggy pocket Of
his linen coat.
Il asked the boy who it was, but
he didn't know. He was just a
young punk, the clerk. He didn't
remember anything about it.
But he told me I could look in
the back room where he'd thrown
the pieces and maybe I could put
them together again."
Out of the pocket Bates now
lifted a newspaper parcel. Inside
we're hundreds of small bits Of card
board, the torn fragments of the
picture De Iona had demolished.
Bates balanced the odd package on
his open palm. Mary and Mr.. Jupi-
ter started at the heap, fascinated.
who could it be?" Mary whis-
pered.
THAT" said Henry Bates, care
fully folding his parcel together
again, lis what I am going to spend
the next couple of hours finding
out"
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PAGE 10
BY Blosser
Small
Martin

And so as he saw the sudden food sweep the
gorge he lost no time in seeking higher ground.
But the canyons walls were steep and the
waters rose to his knees before he could gain
safe spot. The rain Numbered down upon him,
beating him back SO that often for several
minutes he could make no Roadway. Clutching
at deceiving branch above him. he lost his
rife which slid into the turbid water. And az
he ssr9V5 to catch 1t he was swept from his
+ ing into she raging torrent
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AS the storm broke, Jana realized that the
man behind her was entirely ignorant of the
danger threatening him. Without hesitating
The Red Flower Of zoram turned and fed
swiftly down the trail she had just so laborious-
" climbed She must reach Jason before the
waters did Soon foaming torrent would
cover the bottom of the gorge Already it ran
deep insthe canyon. Never in her life had Jana
witnessed storm so terrible.
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Vivid lightning struck, the wind howled and
the rain fell in binding sheets. Constantly
risking death, the girl CROPPED blindly down.
ward upon her hopeless errand of mercy. How
hopeless it was she was soon to see. For the
waters in the gorge had already risen-she saw
them just below her now. Nothing down there
could have survived; the man must have long
since been washed away. Jason was dead For
an instant she watched the swirling torrent
rising below her.
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REGIN Hrnr rnnAY

MAJ, BEGIN HERE TODAY
IT Vary HARDNESS plots to snare THE
brother WHO sr,shee believes framed Der
MRS Ir h1pIE; with, the murder Of Ga
eso 0wpsan ana killed him. She is aided bv
49, ey,ws LN reporter for the Star. Marv's
n,atisSss DIRK RUYTHER. believes Eddie
rrit15Is SSE JUPITER returns from Europe
Mltn woman friend and is ordered out
~ ms father who makes Mary his heir.
Il iS'e 4 n2Ts TO rout Mary. who he thinks
Dirk forbids Mary to see Bowen or
SSsii w the investigation. She goes %
Er1,iaml on the Jupiter yacht. hoping The
Fly Ely VIII be at Hialeah to see his horse
She meets COUNT DE Iona. De
morse. MR.. JUPITER has a car Of the
ssme make as that used bv the mur-
eerer. but he explains II was bought
LOT experimental purposes.
BoWen overhearS Bruce and Louise
quarreling because she cannot explain
saws II Is Marv's
Bruce makes her give the bracelet to
Mary. who discovers It vas stolen. from
MIS-, Jupiter the night she was killed.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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Ito Be Continued)
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