The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 10, 1930, Page 6

)AY, MARCH 10, 1930. 6 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONI T B T eonn — | nororrs HAVE BABY GIRL psei-taced tmaocent and dwed «|E, R, STIVERS NAMED BIG S HOT POUGLAS || ros o G R o 0l e FORNOME SEP . Washington, to rama, brings toget in the| E. R. Stivers has been recom- by FRANK L. PACKARD - - 6, in o Yy O lVE ‘}/5 oy '»;“ out- |mended by Collector of Customs thick rug, darted for the door. She succes: -|J. C. McBride, to be Customs In- W reached it, and, feeling for the key, rlc the a r. spector for the Port of Nome, As- They ¢ E t r sistant Collector M. S. Whittier BUDI CURICH SUCCUMBS removed it from the lock. But it PNEUMONIA; ILL 2 made a little noise—a little grating| the near fut Thunderbolt ft announced this morning. DAYS -> oo 2 ed by Richard Arlen The Nome office will not be of- Tollowing a brief ill of |sound. That was what she had}days, Budi Curich, Dou; |been afraid of was vo| QUEEN CALL HERE FiRST ay. ficially filled until the appoint- man passed away y |shout—but she — . ment has been approved by proper noon at Si. Ann’s hosp! 'lHE HUB, NEW STGRE now, and the key authorit It is expected Mr. of double pneumonia. Sta OPENED HERE TODAY m the outside, too. e Stivers leave the south about r May 1 His s or at Hyder what was apparently just ar has not been selected. She slammed the door shut, turn- |¥ cold, Budi was tak ST05 Mo’ Fehed. stor M ———— |ed the key in the lock, and, racing [hospital at noon Friday Bpbly ‘of men's clothing, | ;O3 Papers for sale at The Em- through the darkness, went down [ning of that day it was not thou wear and a ¢ \1‘ stock of [the stairs. Behind her|she heard|he could survive the night by i oot of e ol e the rip and rend of wood, the Ath J, K. Campboll, for pire. physician. By Saturday there |erashing of a door-panel. ed to be some slight improyem Asbéte kot COLISEUM She gained the cellar, found her but i was only temporary xS A way to the window, opened it, and,| Budi Curich, who was a SI (Douglas) 2 ecode message and learns the | hing out, pushed the irén|ian by birth, was 28 years of a Big Shot plans the burglary grill to one side He came to America about 15 of a wealthy home. Disgtised as | Panting, breathless, she managed [280 and to Alaska in 1922, He sper an old womin ‘she sets out to |[finally fo get her elbows on the|some time in Hyder and A thwart him. She gains entrance |[sill. She wriggled forward, got|chorage before coming here through an open window and 'her hands outside on the paved|Wwas employed at the Alaska Ju seeks the hidden safe. |areaway, and, preparing to crawl{mine! Besides his father in |through the narrow window, gave a|Old Counfry, he has one brothe: low cry of fear. in Seattle,'as the only relativ ¥ THE . SAF THE WALL ‘ Someone was shouting. She had|was 4 member of Douglas Aeri The rays of Enid's flashlight re-been seen! The shouts were com- F. O. E. The latter will be rich interior of the|ing from one of those lighted win-|charge of the funeral service 1t was stamped with [dows in the apartment house. She [the deceased, the date to be the mark of luxury. The walls|could see that the window was|nounced later pending word twere in dark, panelled wood. open, and that a man was standing |the brother in Seattle. Opposite the door she noticed there T mianA and inbsey Had what was obviously a window re-| In desperate haste she thrust Try the Five o'Clock Linner simil in. A newspaper s cess hidden by heavy portieres head and shoulders through the Bpecials at Mabry’s. —adv n adventuress who posed a tlosely drawn A magnificent cn.’wmdnw —and; 48 Jt had done when| S T7———F = ——— "W RS O c T ental r covered the floor, deep,|she had gone in, the wide brim of eather-cushioned armchairs were |her hat caught on the widnow cas- everywhere. | ing. But this time, with both| There were a number of book- |hands outside the window, she could [ ; but one, the one at the|hot save it, and it toppled backward front end of the room, extended |into the cellar. from wall to wall. There was no| Another window in the apart- tmistaking it. The code message |ment house was flung open—still had specified the “large” . |another. Came a chorus of shouts “Panel behind books, {now! But now she was on her she whispered to herself. feet out in the areaway, and run- “Top,” of cotirse, meant the up-|ning madly for the street per shelf; and “left” would natural-| And then luck turned for her| 1y be to one's left-hand side as one |Open-handed. She caught a taxi| ent se room, wWhich in this|that was cruising by, and the next| case S side m"’grm‘ the door |minute she was being whirled out and opposite the window. of sight around the corner. She stepped quickly over to the| (Caopyright, Frank L. Packard) S She could just com- Safe in her room Enid awails y réach the top shelf, and,| the Big Shot but receives an. | Working with one hand while the| ofher callgF, tomorrow. other held the flash light, she be- '_!“aai,m“ ”f‘ S i (1uwn' “.m hiogky - And The Amerjcan :Legion Auxiliary $r Shoin an o Lo.?x. |will hald a FOOD BALE Saturday, The w_all behind came into vle\&“ March 16th, 10 a.'m,, at the BANI- She ouietly removed = the bopks TARY GROCERY. frain-peveral Ahelves Members or - others wishing to Yes, she could see the pannellng| ;onate’ for this- sale will please now, but it scemed to:be ]’"recu»"‘ccmmunlcnlc with Mrs. Homer solid. { Nordlihg. adv, “Pross lower edge’—she was re- peating under her breath the in- rtyuctions contained in the code trans on She ran her hand accordingly across the width of the panel press- | ing upon it Mrmly. There was a faint click, and a section’ of the panel sprang out from the wall She was tense noW, breathing more rapidly than ever, keyed up to the highest , piteh. Here was the wall safe, its nicke] knob and dlal glistening | undet = the = flash light's ray! f . But she would have to stand on tiptoe now, and reach in beyond || the shelf in order to work the combination. That would be awk- ward unless she could steady her-| self a little with one hand. But the flash light! She would have to sce, of course. Yes, she had ft!| That was easily fixed! She rpached for another book, laid it flat down on the shelf and propped the flash light against it. “One right, then 18"—he lips were forthing the words breathlessly, goundlessly. “One tight.” The dial spun with a musical little »tinkle. “Now to 19" No-—she had gone past it. Her fingers were tremb- ling. She would have to begin over again. “One right, then ¥ She whirled, suddenly startled, away from the safe. Her elbow struck the flash light, The flash| light fell on the floor rug with aj MOTOR CO. dutl thud. | Bervice With Satisfaction She seemed to have stopped| breathing. What was it? Imagina- tion? Frayed nerves? She thought| she had heard a sound like—like the faint creak of a boot sole per- haps, as though someone in the \ foom had suddenly shifted position; | but it had been so low and indis-| tinct that she could not be sure of Mrs. Bo A meeting with a0t in her room brings Enid Howard face to face with new complications. He loves | her and intends to marry her he has proved he is not rother. Enils confidence identity wanes, when a ne conversation with Debbins, her child- als her brother 1 blemish by be identified. Shot's attention s drawh by a war of 'reprisal d by a rival gang leader, Morgan. Enid deciphers SYNC the Big and e from the s morning It Knocks But Once —you can open the door to it if you have money in reserve. 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