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Chapter Three
UNDERTAKING. TRAGEDY

u EDDY'S voice was suddenly fat.
"she was still only a kid of
course when you left the old town.
because she was nearly six years
younger than am, but guess you
remember my sister Annie, don't
you"
Colin nodded uneasily. He did
not like the note that had crept into
Reddy's voice.
"Annie!" he said. Rather! I've
toted her around a hundred times
on the handles of my bicycle. and
all the while she'd sing like little
lark. She was great youngster.
] suppose she was about eleven or
twelve when | finally left the town.
She was a good little pal of mine
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lie HIDDEN DOOR

BY FRANK /. PACKARD

! Pierre Mireau, the wife OF French
Pete. who had been put on the spot"
st remember reading about that, !"
said Colin hoarseIy. st was front
page stuff. but the name. of course
meant nothing to me"
NO." Reddy said: "of course it
wouldn't"
"And them Colin prompted
through tight lips.
"You said something about Annie
being pretty when she was chilli"
Reddy's lips were working now.
"Some Of them don't grow up that
way. Annie did. When she married
Pete there wasn't anything in town
that could touch her. And she was
straight! There was only one way
that swine could get her.
II got out two months ago. and
Annie's been dead nearly five now.
L don't know whether that's the
way he got rid of her when he got
tired her. or perhaps found out
that she'd got to know too much, or
whether she managed to escape and,
crazy with it all. did it herself; but
it was murder either way"
Reddy laughed again-it was a
jangling, discordant sound. That's
why can't leave New York. That's
the job | was talking about. I'll get
the man who did it-or he'll get me.
That's why I've got my fingers
crossed on what may happen at any
time to me, because know what I'm
up against"
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Rsddy paused and eircled his lips
with the tip Of his tongue.

Rsddy paused and eircled his lips
with the tip Of his tongue.
"ST>HE police didn't get anywhere"
1 he went on. Anyway, 1t isn't
police job--it's mine"
"The code. OF course" Colin nod.
ded in understanding. "well?"
II know who drove the car the
night Pete was bumped OF. and
know who the two guys were that
made a sieve OF him with sawed-off
shotguns. but there's no hurry about
them. Their turn will come--but
they're still useful. It's the big noise
they work for that I'm after"
"You know who he is?" Collins
voice was husky.
"If knew who he was" Reddy
stated evenly, "he wouldn't be alive
tonight. No: I'm not sure yet. But
I've gone . long way. Listen! Your
master minds and super crooks
are Jokes compared with the one
I'm talking about. He swings a mob
In every racket there is. from dope
and beer and booze to white-slave
stun. with q little murder organize
ton kept on tap to round everything
out. Each mob II separate. and mo-
one In any or them knows who the
big shot is that they get their orders
from. They call him the Mask
that's all they know about him."
"You mean he always wears q
mask?"
Reddy smiled with grim tolerance.
ooh, mol" he said. "He leaves
that sort OF thing to you writer's.
And yet he Il always masked--frum
the soles OF his shoes TO the hat he
wears. Il you set what I mean. He
can assume o dozen different char.
acters-and does. Hence tia name.
No one yet has ever Identified him
In his real person"
"Do you know any Of his lieuten-
antsg"
"Yes. rye been working now for
two months, but It was only q few
days ago that | began to pick up his
trail Tonight I'm lying low. waiting
for . little something I'm counting
on to break my way--and. II Il does.
III have him. That's all"
fcopNrioAt 1853. Freak Z. PaekardI
TomoFrOass thlnaA eenss e sA~Efs
GlimaMs
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.fsPoRTs \
.DIAMONDBALL TEN
ISSUES CHALLENGE
CASTRO ORGANIZES STRONG
TEAM TO PLAY UNDER
TAKERS

Peter Castro has assembled a
'diamondbalf team of stars to de-
feat the champion Lopez Funeral
Homers and has issued challenge
to them for a three-game series
starting Friday.
His squad is strong at all points
and bids fair to give the Funeral
lads real tussle. He calls the
team the Key West Stars.
Following is a list of the play
ers:
. A. Acevedo, M. Acevedo, L.
Lopez, L. Aeosta. Orion founders.
Esmend Albury, Griffin, p. Cas-
tro, F. Pellicier, Ward and Nc
Gee.
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LABOR DAY GAME
BRINGS VETERANS
vs.. YOUNGSTERS
MEMORIES OF OLD BASEBALL
DAYS REVIVED, AS VETER-
ANS OF THE DIAMOND
TEAM Up AGAIN

+ Memories of the old days in Key
West baseball win be brought up
when a game between the Veter-
ans and team of Youths is play
ed on Labor Day for the beneflt
of Mercedes Hospital at the Navy
Field.
Fans will recall the time Of the
spit-balI. when players ran around
in tight fitting baseball uniforms
with perky, square shaped, thin
striped caps on their heads. When
the famous dead BALI was in use
and homerun was something to
celebrate days later. When base
bali competition reached fever
pitch of excitement. -
/ Felo and Everisto Rodriguez are
perhaps the oldest ball players liv-
ing in the city. Their playing
days date back to 1895. Old TIM
ers still remember when the Key
West team played squad from
the battleship Maine in, 1898 and
Fele 1.-The Christy Mathewson" OF
the city, hurled nine no run innings
against the battleship boys.
During the game the Maine
players received a call to be on
the ship that afternoon, as they
were summoned to Cuba Later
the famous blowing up of the ship
in Havana harbor occurred.
The Rodriguez brothers prac-
tically made up baseball team in
those times, when they had catch
er, pitcher, thirdbaseman, short
stop and first baseman all on the
same team.
Aguilar and Medina of the old
White Stars which, from 1906-1S,
won many championships. will be
remembered. Aguilar captured
amost of the batting honors then.
Lonnie Stickney of the old Royals,
which team was always hard bat
Killer of the White Stars, and Roy
.Fulferd. the only Key West pitch.
er to defeat the battlsship Nebras-
ka nine. champions of the fleet
around 1915-17,. are other men
who. will don the old cap and glove
once more on Labor Day.
I Fred Dion. whe had a tryoui
with Brooklyn, Clements and CS
Gray of the Army team played
when they were enlisted men. Lat
er they Joined city clubs. Bobby
Lewis. homerun slugger, Elbertson
Frank Guerro. Griffin. Sevilla ano
j. Fernandez. of the, old Regulars
nine which won 6 or Z champion,
ships in succession. Bearup. star
with the Marine teams and late
with the. Key West Athletic Club
will be out there tossing then
around.
This 'told timer squad viii
practice twice a week on Wednes
| day and Friday evenings between
four and six p. m. Felo Rodriguez
will manage the team.
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BLANK SALES B00KS-Suit-
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after you went away, Reddy. We
both missed you a lot. What has
made you mention her tonight7"
"she's part Of the story I'm going
to tell you." Reddy answered with
q crooked smile. Her body was
hshed out Of the river here six
months after French Pete. that we
were talking about, was put on the
spot. That's why French Pete was
bumped off--Annie had been mar
ried TO him about week before"
Il don't think I quite understand"
Colin said heavily.
Somebody else wanted her."
Rsddy laughed unpleasantly.
French Pete was in the way, that's
all"
Collins hand dropped to his side
and clenched.
my GodI" he exclaimed hoarsely.
eco ont"
French Pete was a pal of mine"
Reddy's voice was fat again.
that's how Annie came to know
him. He was a French Canadian,
and his name was AEirean-P Pierre
Mirean. He was in the beer racket.
and he wasn't any church-goer. but
he was straight as a string with
Annie. You see. after the mother
and father died l kept Annie going
In q little Fat here. and. between
stretches. | used to live with her.
"She wasn't for Pete's racket. and
q whole lot less for mine. but she
stuck &c me through the years Ike
. brick, and what any good woman
could d. to shove as both back on.
the straight and narrow. she did.
She loved Pete and Pete loved her,
understand that.
DEDDY paused abruptly. strobe
~ over TO the decanter. hesitated
an instant and then came back.
NO." he said. "I'll wait TIL rm
through. ! was In stir when Annie
got married Tut even the walls
where Twas don't keep out the news.
You know that Tho night that Pete
was bumped OF. Annie disappeared.
i got the low-down ON q. she was
kidnapped. And I couldn't get out.
Six months later she was found in
the river and identified a. Mrs.
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Observation-Disclosures
Today's Horoscope

Here we have great ability in
speech and writing and great en-
thusiasm. The mind is elastic and
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PAGE THREE

somewhat given to wandering. The.
sense may be, naturally. rather
undeveloped, and need to be care
fully trained in the laws of life
and morality. Neglect of this pre-
caution may lead to a compulsory
retirement from business and Soc
.ial life for a time.
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SENATORS DOWN
ATHLETICS AND
INCREASE LEAD
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS WIN
FROM REDS WITH FRANKIE
FRISCH MAKING HIS DEBUT
AS NEW MANAGER OF CLUB
Especial to PIE cnizenb

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-
The Washington Senators defeat
ed the Philadelphia Athletics,
emerging from the field with a 5
to l victory in game that was
brought to a halt at the end of the
fifth inning on account of rain.
The Mats, as a result of the win.
increased their lead over the idle
New York Yankees to a full game.
frankie Frisch. new manager of
the ST., Louis Cardinals, who sue
ceeds Gabby Street. got away to a
good start when the Cards defeat
ed the Cincinnati Reds behind the
pitching of the veteran Jess
Haines, who held the Reds to six
hits.
The Cleveland Indians triumph
ed over the Chisox, taking the
game by score of to 1. The
defeat. the sixth in succession,
dropped the Chicago club to sixth
place for the first time this sea-
son.
The Detroit Tigers trimmed the
st. Louis Browns when the Beng
ais fattened their batting average
with Is hits gathered from the of
ferings of Irving (Bump) Hadley
and Gray.
The Pittsburgh Pirates took
both games of twin bill from the
Chicago Cubs and got back into
the thick of the National League
race. The double victory left the
BUGS only a game and a half be-
hind Chicago. while the lead the
idle New York Giants hold over
the Cubs was, increased to three
games.
The c,,,,o,,o N ,.:oc.
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SYNOPSIS: Reddy TMrner,
crook, asks Colin Helritt, mystery
tOriter aud boyEood friend as yell,
to deltUer a. mysterious letter for
him should ReddJ be put on the
spot. Reddy tells Colin he Is the
only man he oda trust also that
the letter Is hidden IN his room, In
side a curtain pole. Colin asks that
his life, aud IN front of coal fire
10 CoIiis2s comfortable quarters In
an old stable, Just of Washington
Square, Nei0 York. Reddy begins
his sdd tale.
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Called. end fifth, rainy
Batteries: Whitehill and Sewell;
Mahaffey and Cochrane.
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RESERVE
J. J. Gibbons

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Henderson
left for Casper, Wyoming Wednes-
day upon receiving word OF the
serious Illness OF Mrs. Henderson S
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kallak and
Harry left for Clancy, Montana on
Sunday afternoon. They plan to
spend a couple of weeks visiting
there.
The funeral OF little Raymond
Kallak was held last Thursday al
ternoon. Rev. Stowell officiated.
Hans Rasmussen OF Plentywood
Is putting a coat Of stucco on the
home Of A. r.. Rice this week.
Ray Kallak has a crew construc-
ting an underground garage.
Ingemon Christensen has taken
owe the Standard Oil Co. service
station lately operated by Viggo
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 express our deepest
appreciation for all the kindness c
tended BIZ our many good friends
and neighbors during the Illness
and death Of our darling boy. E.
peciaIIv are we grateful to Rev.
StoweIl for his services and to
MesdaTnes Rice and Henderson and
Rev. Stoweli for the songs render
ed. also for the any beautiful flow
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kallak
Git and Harry.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Gale Anderson Pastor

NsasT N""oN
SUNDAY. 1000 a. M. Church
school. 11.0O a. m. morning wor-
ship. Sermon subject: st. Pau.
the First Great Christian Mission
ary. $50 p. m. Christian Ell
deavor. Services at Larter schooi
AT 500 p. N.
Tuesday. $50 p. m. High Schoo.
choir.
THURSDAY. 100 p. m. Children
choir
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Westland Oil Man Gets
Appointment on Oil Board

II. ]. Coughlin, executive of the
Westland Oil company. has been
appointed chairman of the oil code
committee for North Dakota, adj
ministering provisions of the ma
tional code.
Other members of the committee
have not yet been appointed.
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IN SKNORIAN

In loving memory OF u dear
husband and father. Casper Reuter-
who passed away two sad year.
ago. October IL. 1881.
More and more each day we miss
you,
Friends may think the wound il
healed.
But they little know the sorrow
that lies within our hearts
concealed.
Mrs. Casper Reuter- and Family
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WILL SWAP-One purebred Pol
and China boar. 5 months old,
for one of like kind and age. Err
nest Bolstad. Homestead, Mont.
f-3tp
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WILL SWAP-72O acres grazing
land for what have you?-A. F.
Lipscomb, Dagmar. Montana.
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Christensen
ErIcka Lvngas enjoyed 4 hunting
trip with a group from Plentywood
last week
A Mr.. Tngwarson from Crosby, y.
Oak. spent Monday around town
looking mp prospects for new cars.
Hans Tiomsos has a cfew put
ting in a heavy coat of gravel ar
ound his store and garage also put
ting a coat OF sheet iron Oh the
garage this week
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FOR SALE Purebred and good
Guernsey bulls for spring service at
4 bargain. Prices and easy terms.
Also registered duroc bears young
and old.-C. G. Tjomsland, Flax
vile. 5-2te
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Rev. and Mrs. E. ]. Bot and son
are visiting at Donneybrook, N. D.,
with his parents, and plan to re-
turn Friday.
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WILL SWAP-Thorobred White
Leghorn Cockerels, 300-330 egg
Ferris strain for cockerels of the
same breed and standards. Must
be from an absolutely healthy
flock. Nick Lochen. Raymond.
4-1tp
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Frank Hendricks returned We'd
nesday from Havre. where ne has
been employed the past year. Frank
Is the son or Mr.. and Mrs. c. e..
Hendricks. former south Plenty
wood residents The Hendricks
are now located at Beaver Creek,
Oregon. Frank plans 10 remain In
Pientywood for several weeks.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-10-12
ST Johns BASEMENT CHURCH

The 81. Johns Basement church
3 miles south of Comertown, will
have their Augsburg day on Fri.
day. Oct. Goth in place of SUNDAY.
the a2nd. as previously announced
We will have Rev. VI. b. MichaeIseu
of Minneapolis with us that day.
EDWARD G. SAND. Pastor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Art Blaze of Red
stone attended the hospital dance
here FRIDAY evening.
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leone Crosby. local beauty oper-
ator spent Sunday and Monday at
Havre.
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HERALD WANT ADS PAY!
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CHURCH
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Rev. E. ]. Bott. Pastor.
Preaching at 10 a. m
Sunday school following.
Preaching at Wanso 2:30 p. m.
Senior League at Z p m
Preaching at T:45 p m
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lfndorf from
south of Redstone called on friends
here Monday.
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Miss Evelyn Watt. member OF
last years high school faculty called
on friends heFe=fasf week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jensen and
daughter Fern. and Eunice visited
friends at Minot over the week End.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-10-12

". stahl OF Culbertson transact
ed business al the court house on
Tuesday.
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Elmer GGoodfr arrived hoHfe with
a truck load of apples from Nilsson
Ia Monday.
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Floyd Parpart of Antelope was
admitted to the local hospital for
severe cuts received when repairing
a windmill.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-10-12

4 new assortment OF Mems Ties
Mt JOHNSON'S STORE. See our
window.
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Miss Beatrice Debing and Lillian
Edgehill have accepted positions
lit the allotment office.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tango Of Out
look attended the hospital dance
here Friday evening.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-10-12

Florence Stambaugh had her
tonsiIs removed at the local hosfif-
al SATURDAY morning.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-10-12

Andrew Jorgeson of McElroy was
admitted 10 The local hospital Fri
day.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-10-12

Judge S. E. Paul and his court
reporter. E. s. Koser, left Monday
for Scobey where the judge is hav-
ing his regular law and motion
day. From there they went 10 Wolf
Point.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hanish and
MIR. and Mrs. c. f. Christensen Wis
tied friends Al Baiuviife Sunday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-10-12

The officers of the o. E. s. en-.
tertained Mrs. pierier, worthy ma
iron a. i luncheon at the Elgin
cafe Wednesday noon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-14
THE LOVERS INCOMP PARABLE!

IIIIllIIIIIlllIIII!lllIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIlIIIIiII The fiery heroipe of Red Headed W o an and Clark Gable, the screen yer supreme, appear now TOGETHER in a TO- nance more turbulent than the tropical storms a love that sears the hearts of men!