The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1928, Page 7

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TI<eals also if desired, Sisth st Phone_1181-! M. | FOR RENT—One sleeping room in new modern home, close in. real s preferred. B or phone 1307-W. ies in strictly modern home for one furnished room, close in. Also for rent. Phone 926-J. a Rooms i steam heated home. "OR SALE—A baby bed and porch hone large ment cuitable for light house- : Call at 615 & Call at 809 | mie RENT—Nicely furnished room E PHILO VANCE JOHN F-X. MARKHAM, Altorney of New York County bart ta ODBELL (TRE “CANARY first. “Three room mi fur- cr 5 - nished ay bere ground floor, manne sichiubtnhidiowns j’ heat, light and water furnished, Hf SPOTRWOODE. o mane $42.60 a month. Call at 721 aver MANNEX. an tmoorter LINDQUIST, Homing WILLIAM ELWER JESSOP, tele vhone operator HAPRY SPIVELY, tetephone ep. at HEATH. Sergeant of the Boren | ments. Phone 1188, ‘The key to FOR RENT—Furnished apartifien' it | “with private bath. Call at $30 Raret Ori ‘orrth street. a tm the apa ny the key wan the Thi ry” had pore 1 on found have net! tre whatever te do with the murder.” se @ CHAPTER VITT ‘TFATH shot Vance @ curions 4 look Then. after a moment's frowning contemplation of the tailed description from her ot all the Odell jewelry. . And keep her outside: I'll want her again” When Snitkin and the maid had fone ont Vance lay back lastly on the davenport. where he had sat during the Interview, and sent & spiral of cigaret smoke toward the ceiling. “Rather illuminatin’. what?” he remarked “The dusky demof- selle got us considerably forrader Now we know that the closet key she took her departure from this wicked world.” “You think that’s helpful, do you?” Heath's tone was con temptuously triumphant “Walt till you bear the crazy story the Diatrtes . oe Jeseup,” continued Markham, “there are things connect-; swith last night's trogedy that you pen us.” “I figured that our man bad through that side door at see if it was open. But it was bolted on the inside—-not locked. mind you. but bolted. “And either, it wasn't a aslip-bolt. that could have been fimmied or worked open from the outside, turn-bolt of solid brass. . hut @ tough old-fashioned «. And cow | want vow to hear what the Janitor’s got to say about it.” Markham nodded acquiescence and Heath called an order to one of the officers in the hall. A mo. to the other of us suspiciously. Heath straightway assumed the tole of inquisitor. “What time do you leave here at night 7 He had, for some rea- son, assumed a@ belligerent man doggedly that tne aoor had been bolted. bolted the door.” “Sure, he did.” sputtered Heath, “and I found it still bolted this morning at quarter of eight. That's just what messes things up so nice and pretty. If that door was bolted from siz o'clock last evening until eight o'clock this morning. I'd appreciate hav- tive up {on a hearse bow the Canary's little playmate got in here last night. And I'd also like to know “That's bow I had it Sgured out, sir,” returned Heath. “But wait tll you hear what the phone op- erator has to say.” “And the phone operator's Dost,” mused Vance, “ls in thi clined {t, and stood before the I ON knob. he waved hie hand to the | emtered thr At last the janitor was/district sttorney tn » Suan, rs = the passageway and | dismissed. tespectfal —And-rson_stvert_or phone 979-M. & Sone who had brought the/ iq tipped into this apartment “Really. y’ know, Sergeant,” Marisem ‘opened the tnterroga- gh gi sabe He ening room * and : “Toke her hack to the recep. | Without the night operator seeing | remarked Vance with an amused | tion with several personal R re BOA id egoutaynne tlon-room. Sutthin and get a de him. So I tried. the side door to| smile, “that honest Rheinlander oun and had been home shortly before the ties, He had held bis Dost of telephone operator over @ year. “Now, Jessup,” continued bam, “there are things with last night’s tragedy can tell us.” “Yes, sir.” There was that this ex-soldier wo or two, Call at 702 Seventh 3 = nie 367-M is on the wrong elde of the do ment later @ stolid. middle-aged | how he got out. accurately anything be 'e = es ena alee \ saa naneue iy eins J fiche man with sullen features and} “why not through the main| also that, if be bad any doubt ieee ee eras the theater with one of ter ta high cheek-bones, stood before} entrance?” asked Markham. “It|to the correctness of his {nforma- Tie SRA ethene vorite lovers, who presumably |S His jaw was clamped tight | seems the only logical way left, | tion, he would frankly say eo. He ferred. Phone 678-R. brought her home shortly before |2%4 he shitted bis eyes from one} according to your own findings.” | possessed all the qualities of s careful and well-trained witness. “First of all, what time did you come on duty last night?” “At ten o'clock, sir.” was no qualification to this blant statement; one felt that Jessup : pty it thleptione soperarbelhwuesen tant” main ball half-way between the| Would arrive punctually at what Sone Close in. Call at La neue sircenet i ae i front door and this apartment. |¢ver bour be was due. ROOM FOR GENTLEMANCNice Markham. impatiently. uppose The man epoke Therefore, the gentleman who room in modern home. hot water. __Street. ee ih | ROOM in modern home, close in for refined young lady. Phon 844-M. or call at 309 Seventh street. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE OR LEASE to respon- sible parties. A pool hall and Always that may be turned into a gar- age; ten lots for a garden or ness of its kind in a good town on the Red Trail Highway No. 10 as it is now known. Now doing a good business, but present owner has other interests that require | his immediate attention. Address P. O. Box No. 154, Menoken, N. Dak. DIAMONDS which represent the utmost in values sent to any | qualities. Latest style mount- | ings. All transactions confiden- tial. Your unwanted diamond taken in as a cash on pur- chase. Our diamond rings at $25 to $100 will pleese you. Cash or payments as low as $1 per weel Inquire 502 Seventh lunch counter, also a dance hall 2 chicken raising. The only busi- & bank for free examination. Fine & we get on with the ordeal.” “I'm going to suggest, Mr Markham, that we question the Janitor first. And I'll show you why.” Heath went to the en- trance door of the apartment. and opened it “Look here for just a minute sir.” He stepped out tnto the matn hall. and pointed down the little passageway on the left. It was about ten feet in length. and ran between the Odell apartment and the blank rear wall of the re ception-room. At the end of it was a solid oak door which gave, on the court at the side of the house. “That door,” explained Heath. “Is the onfy side or rear entrance to this building: and when that door is bolted nobody can get into the house except by the front en trance. You can’t even get into the building through the other apartments, for every window on this floor is barred. I checked up op that point as soon as | got here.” He led the way back Into the living-room. in a surly monotone. viously He was ob- resentful at this unez- pected intrusion upon his orderly routine, “And here In what time do you get the morning?” “Eight o'clock. regular.” “What time did you go home last night?” “About siz — maybe quarter past.” Heath paused and finally lighted the ci chewing on which he had been at intervals during the past hour. “Now, tell me about what side door,’ me you he went on, with undimin- ished aggressiveness, “You told lock it every night before you leave——ie that right?” “Ja--that’s right.” The map nodded his head affirmativeiy. “You' night?” ‘re sure you bolted it last The question was almost ferocious, “Ja, ta. Sure, lam. I do it every night. 1 never miss.” Fhe man’s carnedtness left n0 doubt that the door in question had indced been bolted on the in- side at previous evening. about six o'clock of the Heath, how- caused all the disturbance here- abouts last night would have had to pass within a few feet of the operator both on arriving and de- parting—eb, what?” “That's it!” snapped Heath. “And, according to the operator. ho such person came or went.” Markham seemed to have ab- sorbed some of Heath's irritability “Get the fellow in here, and let me question him.” he ordered. Heath. obeyed with a kind of ma- lielous alacrity. (Tuesday, September 11, 11 a. m.) Jessup made a good impression from the moment he entered the room He was a serious, deter- mined-looking man in his early thirties, rugged and well built; and there was a squareness to his shoulders that carried a sugges- tion of military training. He’ walked with a decided limp—his right foot dragged perceptibly— and I noted that bis left arm had been stiffened into a permanent are, as if by an unreduced frac- tare of the elbow. He was quiet and reserved, and his eyes were steady and intelll- gent. Markham at once mo- in last night after the theater?” “Yes, sir, Every one who comes in has to pass the switchboard.” “What time did she arrive?” “It couldn't have been more than a few minutes after eleven.” “Was she alone?” “No, sir. There was @ gentle man with her.” “Do you know who he wast” “I don't know bis name, sir. But I have seen him several times before when be has called on Miss Odell.” “You could describe him, I sup- pose.” “Yes, sir. He's tall and clean- shaven except for a very short gray mustache, and is sbout forty-five, I should say. He looks accompany Miss Odell into her apartment, or did he go immediately away?” (TO BE CONTINUED) lames W. Marek. Exclusive Di {ter I'd looked over the] ever, belabored the point for sev-| tioned him to s wicker chair be- | Jessup, and he had boon mond Dealer. Office 108 Third i minutes, only to be reassured| side the closet door, but he de- is eee tao Srassone eases of Prince Hotel. NATIONAL CASH REGISTE New and second hand., Over 500 styles and izes.. We have one to wire at New Palace Cafe, Man- smooth sows, weighing from 200, CHIROPRACTORS ON TRIAL action is brought by Ni B. n, No. Da Voter, Bowdoin, N. D., farmer, whe to 240 pounds. Nagel and Strutz, “fit your business, W. E. Stitzl, COR SALE—Cholee Imported Ger Bi Fargo, N. D., Jan. 24—(7)—Trial representative. Patterson Hotcl, man Rollers and Hartz Mountain, aN. D. of s $16,195 personal injury suit icy poise ee Phases 0 marek. N_D. also sative singers Cages, seeds, brought against George A. Newsalt, |” SOR SAYE—Billiard parlor, 4 pool trents, ete. 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