The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1928, Page 7

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The first owner paid! more than twice as much per miile| as you will have to pay—and your miles will afford you just as ‘much pleasure. + ‘Rebuilt Cars With a Bcrutation” Lahr Motor Sales Co. FEMALE HELP WANTED ‘WANTED—Competent maid for general housework. Ave. B or phone 39. SALESMEN WANTED--? mbitiou. man to es- tablish his owh business, Must be able to furnish automobile. A permanent business where the} profits are limited only by the ef- fort put forth. Pleasant outdoor work calling on farmers in your home county with complete line of househcld necessities that have been on the market for 25 years. For full information with catalog, | write G. C. HEBERLING COM- Hoe Dept. 1675. Bloomington, HOUSES AND FLATS i JR SALE—Seven room house, all moderr, hot water ‘cat, hard- e® wood floors, east front, new kitchen. range, J.uble garage. Leaving town and must sell at once. Price $3309.0C, terms if des‘red. Located at 418 Twelf*h street_no’ Phone 478-R. FOR SALE—Six room 1 1-2 story house, all modern, hot air fur- nace, hardwood floors. Full lot 75x150, 3 compartment garage. Leaving city. Must sell at once. Price $3500.00, $1200.00 cash, 40 month payment. Call at 106 Av C.__Phone 1147-R. FOR SALE—Six room house, 3 bed rooms, south front, 75 foot lot. 3 st ll garage, for $3700, mostly payable like rent. Immediate ,«csession. Geo, M. Register. | FOR RENT—Two newly decorated FOR RENT—Strictly modern 6 room lower duplex, garage at- tached. O. W. Roberts, Weather Bureau. Phone 151. FOR RENT—Four 1oom, bu furnished. Garage. Call Fourteenth street. Phone 851- FOR RENT—Modern six room fur- nished house. Close in. Write} ribune Ad. No. 7. FOR RE!'T—Strictly modern home furnished at 813 Thayer. W. S. Casselman, Inquire ic housekeep- ing rooms, fully furnished and fully modern, gas cabinets and piano. Clean and comfortable. Phone 812-J. 517 Second street. FOR RENT—Furnished city heat- ed sleeping room. 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Write owner, 602 Ave D,° Bis- __marck, No. D; FOR SALE OR DE-—Lo' 3-4-5-6 and 7, all in Block 8 Riv- erview Addition. Ideal place to raise chickens. If interested write or see John Runge, 211 Sec- ond street, Bismarck, N. D. NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS— New and second hand. Over 500 styles and izes. We have one to fit your busine: 5 ay resentative. Bismarck, N. D. FOR SALE—Billiara parlor, 4 pool tables and one billiard, five stool lunch counter at ” reasonable price. Cheap rent, long lease. I quire at New Palace Cafe, Man- dan, No. Dak. FOR SALE—Buwroughs Adding Machine, office desk, check file,| auto parts card files, and other office supplies. L. Van Hook, ~ trustee. Room No. 12, Lucas block. FOR SALE, OR TRADE—Two , small -houses in gdod condition, will trade for g closed cd or desirable residence lots. Cc. ‘ 4 Bismarck, N. Dak. Phone me wee ee iE Sacck Jacob 1. Dickinson, N. D., Box 728. SHOW. ai ‘and attenc the Slope Pou Show at Bismarck Jan. Sen a premium list ive Dia- pulding’ Worated ot 41 local Eighth street: Inquire at 917) RAT ian? an, pea at basement of 1. 0. 0. F +. Ball. | Clothing | - a Noman, fs ‘ CHARACTERS | Ehilo Vance John F.-X. Markham, district at- torney of New York County. Margaret Odell (The Canary”) Charles Cleaver, a man-about-town. Kenneth Spotswoode, a manufac. turer. Louis Mannix, an importer. Dr. Ambrose Lindquist, a fashion- able neurologist. Tony Skeel, a professional burglar. William Elmer Jessup, telephone Home et 1 false ¢ larry ively, telephone operator. Ernest Haak sergeant of th Homi- cide Bureau. The Story Thus Far Vance, a student of psychology and of crime, has his own theories about law courts and police pro-+ cedure and he tells them to Mark- ham. ‘the latter is considerably worried over te outbreak of crime in New York. Then the newspapers announce the murder of Margaret Odell, known as the “Canary,” former Follies girl and reigning Broadway beauty. i CHAPTER, a (Tuesday, Sept. 11; 8:30 a, m.) It was barely pee eight on that momentous morning of Sep- tember the 11th when Markham brought word to us of the event. I was lvge temporarily with Vance at his home in East 38th street-—a large remodeled apart- ment occupying the two top floors of a beautiful mansion. For several years I had been Vance’s personal legal representative and adviser, having resigned from my father's law firm of Van Dine, Davis and Van Dine to devote myself to his needs and interests. His affairs were by no means voluminous, but his personal finances, together with his numerpus purchases of paintings and objets Wart, occupied my full time without burdening me. This monetary and legal stewardship was eminently congenial to my tastes; and my friendship with Vance, which had dated from our undergraduate @ays at Harvard, supplied the social and human ele- ment in an arrangement which ave degenerated into one of mere b routine, On this particular morning I had tisen early and working in the library when Currie, Vance’s valet and major-domo, announced Mark- ham’s presence in the living-room. I was considerably astonished at morning visit, for Mark- knew that Vance, who before noon, resented on upon his matutinal And in that moment I the curious impression ceived that something unusual and porten- «| tous was toward. I found Markham Pacing lessly up and down, his hat and gloves thrown carelessly on the center table, As I entered he halted and looked at me with harassed eyes. He was a moderately tall man, clean-shaven, gray-haired, and firmly set up. His appearance was distinguished,, and his manner courteous andikindly. But beneath his gracious ¢xterior there was an aggressive sternness, an indomita- ble, grim styength, that gave one the sense of dogged efficiency and untiring capapility. _ “Good morhing, Van,” he greeted rest- me, with impatient perfunctoriness. “There’s be another half-worid murder—the worst and ugliest thus far. . He hesitated, and re- garded me sedrchingly. “You recall my chat with Vance, a the club the other night? | There was something damned prophetic in his remarks. And you remember I half promised to take him along on the next im- portant cases Well, the case has Nagel with a vengeance. Mar- garet Odell, whom they called the Canary, has been strangled in her apartment; and from what I jus. got over the phone, it looks li another night-club affair. I’m head- ed for the Odell apartment now. . What about rousing out the sybarite? nh “By all means,” I agreed, with an alacrity which, I fear, was in large measure ,prompted by purely selfish motives. The Canary! If one had sought the city over for a victim whose murder would stir up excitement, there could have becrt but few selections better calculated to produce this result. Hastening to the door, IT sum- moned Currie, and told him to call Vance at once. “Tm afraid, sir—” began Currie, politely hesitant. “Calm your fears,” cut in Mark- ham. “I'll take all responsibility for waking him at this indecent hour.” Currie sensed an emergency an departed. A minute or two later Vance, in an elaborately embroidered silk ki- mono and sandals, appeared at the living-room door. “My word!” he greeted ‘us, in mild astonishment, glancing at the clock. “Haven't you chaps gone to bed|@. yet?” He ‘strolled to the mantel, and selected a-gold-tipped Regie cig- ee FARM LANDS LARGE list of improved and un- improved farms and ranches, Ad- dress Isabel Land & Implement Low I Isabel, S 8. D. “FURNITURE FOR SALE furniture, Priced for quick sale. Call at 305 Twelfth street between 9:00 a. m. and 5:00 p.m. or after 8:00 _P. m. Bony TOR SALE—A piano Edison phono- graph with records and other urnituré. Call Room 508, Pat- terson Hotel. FOR SALE—One bed, spring and mattress. Priced _ reasonable. Phone 627-J. APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Four room apartment strictly modern. Heat and water furnished. Also heated garage. THE BISMARCK TENE ms sities UNDER CASE §. SVAN DINE Avtwon 97 Tt stnton munoen cast hall and at right angles to it which dress, the Daily News calli it “pious: generalities, ra ied La Critica Mississ' commenting “the comedy hes be- Pet BON Col near Falls; Washington—House passes and sends to senate bills for construc- tion of bridges as follows: By as Coalhge’s successor a abi lg, oae ports ea im ublis! re] red oe: commerce secretary. Nine men rescued from mine at Oneida, Pa., after being imprisoned Florentine | $2" hours behind caveln. ooo 7 ot luth, over Duluth al r Duluth ship capel. arette from a small humidor. ; or Se ar amg gurantee pene ate She enn |, RO Ed aR “The Canary has been mur- derides President Coo! tween Grand Forks and East Grand = Preece natte teks dered,” I blurted out. Vance held his wax vesta poised, and gave me a look of indolent in- MOM’N POP He Should Worry HEY YOu! LVE TOLD YOU SEVERAL TIMES TO GET THESE SLITCASES OTA TH AISLE ~ NOW MOVE ’EM OR OUTA TH WINDOW THEY GO = HOH=-'D LIKE TO SEE YOU DOIT quisitivencss. “Whose canary?” “Margaret Odell was found strangled this morning,” amended JUST WAIT TILL L GET MY HANDS ON THAT RAT— COMES. UP FROM CHILG-IMPERSONATES ME TO GET MR GUNNS MONEX- DAD'S OLD COLLEGE CHUM, MR GUNN =I ONLY HOPE I'M NOT TOO LATE- L COULD WIRE, BUT L WANT TO CATCH HIM os ML Markham brusquely. “Even you, wrapped in your scented cotton- woll, have heard of her. And you can realize the significance of the crime. I’m personally going to look tor those footprints in the snow; if you want to come along, as you intimated the other night, you'll ave to get a move on.” Vance crushed out his cigarette. “Margaret Odell, el + «Most distressin'!” Despite’ is offhand manner, I could see he was deeply interested. “The base enemies of law and order are determined to a|chivvy you most horribly, aren't they, old dear? Deuced inconsider- ate of ’em! . . . Excuse me while I seek habiliments suitable to the occasion.” He disappeared into his bedroom, while Markham took out a large cigar and resolutely prepared it for smoking, and I returned to the library to put away the papers on — I had been working. In &ss than teh minutes Vance reapreared, dressed for the street. We rode up-to.n along Madison avenue, turned into Central Park, and came out by the West 72d street entrance. Margaret Odell’s apart- ment was at 184 West Tist sreet, near Broadway; and as we drew up to the curb, it was necessary for the patrolman on duty to make a] passage for us throuvh the crowd that had already gathered as a re- sult of the arrival of the police. ill, an assiscant district was waiting in the main hall for his chief's arr rival. “It’s too bad, sor,” he lamented. “A rotten show all round. And just at this time! . hy He shrugged his shoulders ‘discourage: ingly. “te may collapse quickly,” said Markham, king the other's hand. “How are things going? Ser-| geant Heath phoned me right after you called, and said that, at first glance, the case looked a bit stub- born.” “Stubborn?” gill lug metal OH.YA WOULD, WOULD YA? WELL NOW WHADDA YA THINK OF HAT? REG U6 PAT OFF, Ps 920, ey WEA SERVICE repeated Feather- 2 “It's downright Cnn re CADRE NT RET ipeey ious. ; ois aa soi round like a turbine. @ Was calle off the Boyle case, by the way, to | a and His ee Can't See Her For Dust By Blosser devote his talents to this new shocker. Inspector Moran arrived ten minutes ago.” “Well, Heath's a good man,” de- clared Markham. “We'll work it out. . . Which is the apartment?” Feathcrgill led the way to a door at the rear of the main hall. “Here you are, sit,” bh ans nounced. “I'll be running along now.- I need sleep. Good luck!” And he was gene. i It will be necessary to give a scription of the house and its interior arrangement for the somewhat peculiar structure of the building played « vital part in the seemingly insoluble problem posed by the murder The house, which was a_ four- story stone structure originally built as a residence, had been re- modeled, both inside and outside, to meet the requirements of an ex- clusive individual apartment dwell- ing. There were, I believe, three or four separate suites on each floor; but the quarters upstairs need not) | concern us. The main floor was the} | scene of the crime, and here there were three apartments and a den- tist’s office. The main entrance to the build- ‘ng was directly on the street, and extending straight back trom tne front door was a wide hallway. Directly at the rear of this hallway, und facing tle entrance, was the door to the Odell apartment which bore the numeral “3.” About half- way down the front all, on the right-hand side, was the stairway leading to the fioors above: and di- rectly beyond the stairway, also on the right, was a smell reception- room with 2 wide archway instead of a door. ‘Directly opporite to the stairway, in a small recess. stood the telephone switchboard. There was no elevator in the house. Another important feature of this ground-floor plan as a small passageway at the rea. of the main ‘SMATTER WIT WA? SOONS You SAID PIGTAILS ME STARTS MAKIN’ O6LY FACES! DID SKE SAY SHE'D LIKE To MEET MEF OR ANYTAING LUKE THAT? SHE SAID SHE WAS TALILIN' 70 You THE OTHER Day! led past the front walls of the Odell apartment to a doc cpening dj nected with the <1 eet by a. alley Phone 1228-W or call at 622 Tenth street, FOR RENT—Liei ht housekeeping apartment. One ‘oom and kitch- enette furnished, newly decorated. Call at 228 Secon’ street. FOR RENT—Two room furnished apartment in modern home. Close Le er? at 400 Fourth street. Oh RENT Apart Furnished ; Aes kitchenette. on a court at the west side of the building. Thi. court wat con- four feet wide. (To Be Continued) ST | —"KFYR Radio | Programs N-M-M = MY OANOY Ov —I-T MEAN YOUNG MA. SAY MA, 1F LAST WA SUMP'N WILL 4OU PROMISE NOT Wednesday, January 18 9:30-11:00 a, m.—Music end com/| plete baa ge forecast. 12 :00 p. m.—Music. 1 iid g p. m.— News, markets and weather forecast. 1:15-1:30 p. m.— Aunt Sammy's household chat. 6:30-7:30 p. m.-—Mrs. Joseph P. Began, soprano; Myron and Hazel, vocal 7:30-7:45 p, m.—Weather, markets and news. 7:45-8:00 p. TREASURERS DEPOSITORY Published. in Compliance with Sec- tion 15, Chapter 199, of the Laws HA mas regarding aepoiits of all Pub- ic of Bank — Sterling State Funds. Name Doseniniinn. of Deposit int, $1, 053. 96, at 2 Bank. of Bene Furnished Bank GO AND GET MY PocveT Boor! m.—Farm features. Chechine A per cent inte: Amount and 1,600. I, Mrs. W._A. Stiles, Treasurer of Christiania, ‘School District. No. 17 Burleigh County, North Dakota, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of de- posits for period ending Jan. 14, 1928. MRS. W. ILES, ‘reasurer. [NEWS BRIEFS‘ Coroner’s jury at mor gh ss Colo., blames state Ags for with miners in which two strikers were killed. Surety. : Fifth street. r7 —An, apattment at Per- wife ota W Waal Donald vagy son ale a furnished paper man, rae in Fall- ~. t the Wend wet rt-| Assistent Secretary of Navy Rob- RS GRAM i mai : DER ments. Phone 1188, | yon and Sepmtor Shortridge fores BE R_PRESSUF iy