The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1928, Page 7

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1928 __ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE INSTRUCTION FURNITURE FOR SALE ‘DO-YOU DRIVE A CAR? U. S.| PRICED FOR rt il Tribune: Cl ssified Ad rti ont BCU URIVE Gant Uae "hic hosted feretong dab ripune' Ula VETTISEMENIS =|) aan FREE wane] Sinic"ShaSfowecna a Fepresent the —— P Ho {e) N E 8 2 | Ba aie Mo haat Settles ir ira - utmost in values ant to any] scription ......... ++$ 8.00) Mike Wildes, labor ... ————— = = = = es Ypres | 401 Ninth street. W. bank for free examination. Fine} Wachter Transfer Co., dray- pai sy pay roll _, MALE HELP WANTED __ Guaramteed 12 Ka USED CARS | FOR, SALE—Univereal electric] honk teanaaclione confden| Biomerc Dairy, miik'= 1.00 1284 | | Sution, welding "HELP WANTED—A reliable may-|] lagged Advertilag Bates |] teetatit Armtomobiles | 2° 2227 Chevrolet, Landau Sedan. | three burner oil range, with oven. Your unwanted diamond) HB, Hunting Co. books 5 OT ant Con eupplies clean, healthy -and. permanent Effective Jan; %, 1928 OMMOWINES | One 1926 Chevrolet Coupe. ic a Hi waffle iron for gas. All] chase. “Our diamond rings at $25| supplies ar s.esesscees 17.00 = position with opportunity for ad- insertion, A Used Car In No Better Than the} One 1925 Chevrolet Coupe. Phone 503-R.| 5 "gi00 will please ycu. Cash or| Mrs. J, A. Montgomery, rent 30.00 Summ salad =. vancement. Must have car and under .......... $ 73 Dealer Made It. Three 1926 Chevrolet Coaches. ayments as low as $1 per week.| Harry A. Thompson, sup- IN DINE Gish deteg 3 ’* furnish references. Phone /F. B. 25. words . ‘ . One 1926 Ford Tudor. Sane W. Marek, Exclusive Dia-| plies and labor .. . 10.18/STATE OF ‘NORTH DAKOTA, Power, Grand Pacific Hotel after under .......... 83 BUYING a rebuilt car here isn't a] One 1925 Ford Cou nelly Furniture Company. Phone] jnond Dealer. Office 108 Third] A. C. McClurg & Co,, books 32.84 County of Burleigh—ss. . 7p. m. 25 words gamble, or a contest of wits. Our} One 1924 Ford Tudor. __138-M, Mai Ne ‘street, ismarck, N. D. South| Kunz Grocery, groceries 70.00 | Christine Becker, Plaintiff, ear ONCE Da~ mente . Or under .:........ 1.00 rebuilt cars represent definite, | One 1926 Oldsmobile DeLuxe Coupe.| FOR SALE—Edison phonograph| of Prince Hotel. ___ Gussner's Grocery, groceries 20.00) Albert, Becker, Defendant. Mare Daiher trade. ‘Systematic (| 1 Weg 28 words"“or °° || known values. Every one, must] Oo°-tou6 Ford Truck chassis with| 8°47 records, Phone 620. | NATIONAL CASH, REGISTERS | Yorine Meter, supplies ... 5.40] °™AE OF Shay DABEADANT! training for best positions. Cata- Ads over 23 words, Se addi- business. We are careful to sce transmission. 7 FOR SALE Meleatced ciate bh ees a Tie pore Cc oh aren sro hace pose and ree that this is always the case. Call, Write or Phone COMPARATIVELY new bungalow fit your business. W. E. 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Schubert, “ium elena Independent, sub- Wachter Trancfer Co., wood 8.25 Webb Bros., burial of poor . 32.50 Bismarck Capital, } i dog catcher supplies ..... $s 1136.17 supplies ....... 24,92 Ls Ee: aay s Welding Works, supplies ........... oo supplies ....... plies ..scccccee . ‘ ived, bY | Jarrell Hdw. Co., supplies. . 3.49 ing bus in south half of district, bus | Modern Machine Works, sup- plies and labor ........ supplies . and IT sesseee oe Station, gas achter Transfer Co., oil .. rather than harmful to have grow- | N. W. Bell Telephone Co., services .......+6 questioned him.” “I'll say we did.” replicd the ser- | the wind had been taken out of his geant; but his tone was troubled. | sails. “We had him up all night giving tells is this: he says tho girl gave he didn't see her again until the He came to her apartment between four and five—you remember the maid said she was out then—and entered and left the house by the side door, which was unlocked at that time. half past nine that night, but he says that when he found she was out, he went straight home and stayed there. “His alibi is that he sat up with his landlady till after midnight playing Kbun Khan and drinking beer. I hopped up to bis place this morning, and the old girl verified tioned. CHAPTER XX (Wednesday, September 12; 9a, m) pre following day, which was Wednesday, not only brought forth an important and, as it ap- peared. conclusive development {n the Odell case but marked the beginning of Vance's active coop eration {n the proceedings. The psychological elements in the case had appealed to bim Irresist- ibly. and he felt. even at this stage of the investigation, that # final answer could never be obtained along the usual police lines. At his request Markham had called for him at a little before nine o'clock, and we had driven direct to the district attorney's office. Heath was waiting impatiently when we arrived. His eager and covertly triumphant expression plainly indicated good news. black cigar between his Riley, who was _patrolli swing off “We got Lc pape acne ™ Skee! te evi —and we im Hatt One of | the C. O. boy: sanet to bis story like a leech.” i & patrolman, who he's picked ups and the three of ‘em nab our styl- ish freind in the act of pawning it, But that don’t mean anything. The house he lives in {s a pretty tough hang-out, and this landlady, besides being a heavy boozer, has been up the river a coupla times for shoplifting.” “What does Skecl say about tho finger-prints?” “He says, of course, he made ‘em when he was there in tho after- noon.” him the works, And the story he! him?” he asked desolately. him the ring a week ago, and that | giscomfited. Police Dept., pay roll . above named court, and to serve 4 copy of your answer upon the sub- r at his office in the City of n County, and State within thirty days of this summons . exclusive of the day of nd in. case of your failure car and answer, judgment Will bo taken against you by default ae the relief demanded in the com- plaint ayhted this 23rd day of January, YLOYD B, SPERRY, hg & Sperry, for the 0, 10, Webb ilding arck, North Das So to a ” ce with provis tion 15 of Chapter 199, 3, requiring all treasurers c first and tenth day of the months of Ja Septembi leposit and the d by such depository. nk or Depository Dencription of Depostg Checking account 0 of interest 142%. ository or depositories have n duly designated by governing td 1, Alfred Karlson, | ‘Treasurer or fu plic funds of Burleigh Coun- dakota, do sole swear ‘that the above report is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, as of this oth day of Jan, 228, ALI D KARLSON, ‘ In the quarter ending September 30, 1927, 83,947 boy babies and 80,- 062 girl babics were born in England and Wales. Heath shrugged helplessly: all “What do you want done with Markham considered—he, too was “Before I answer I think I'll have afternoon of day before yesterday. |_ go nt him myself.” He pressed a buzzer, and ordered a clerk to fill out the necessary requisition. When it had been signed in duplicate, he sent Swack- er with it to Ben Hanlon. “Do ask him about those silk “He admits he called again at! shirts,” suggested Vanfe. “And find out, if you can, if hg considers @ white waistcoate de rigueur with @ dinner-jacket.” “This office isn’t a male millinery shop,” snapped Markham. “But Markham, dear, you won't learn anything else from this Pe tronius.” Ten minutes later a deputy sheriff from the Tombs entered with his handcuffed prisoner. Skeel’s appearance that morning belied his sobriquet of Dude. He was haggard and pale: his ordeal of the previous night had left its imprint upon him. He was uf shaven; his hair was uncombed) the ends of his mustache drooped: and his cravat was awry. But de spite his bedraggled condition, his “And the one on the closet door- knob?” Heath gave a derisive grunt. “He's got an answer for that, too —says he thought he heard some one coming in, and locked himself in the clothes-closet. Didn't want manner was jaunty and contemptu- ous, Ho gavo Heath a defiant leer, and faced tho district attorney with swaggering indifference, To Markham’s questions ho dog+ gedly repeated the same story he had told Heath. He clung te naciously to every detail of it with to be seen and spofl any game Odell mighta been playing.” “Most considerate of him to keep out of the way,” drawled Vance. “Touchin’ loyalty, what?” “You don't believe the rat, de you, Mr. Vance?” asked Heath, with in- dignant surprise. “Can't say that I do. But our Antonio at least spins a consistent yarn.” “Things are breaking fine and| “Too damn consistent to suit me,” dandy,” announced when we | growled the sergeant. had sat down. Heo himself was too| “That's all you could get out of elated to relax. and stood before|bim?” It was plain that Mark- Markham’s desk rolling ® large) bam was not pleased with the ro t, “That's about all, sir. He stuck * “You found no chisel in his Heath admitted that he hadn't. “But you couldn't expect him to Avenue in the Thirties, saw him |Toom?” d head hop. Right a wags the traffic of- | keep it around,” he added. pape corner, and follows the| Markham pondered the facts for| Khan, eh?” he remarked, indiffere Dude into McAnerny’s. Pretty | several minutes. Sil soon the traffic officer comes in with| “I can’t see that we've got a very interestin’ than Conquain or Rum, good case, however much we may |though. Uscd to be played in the bé convinced of Skeel’s guilt. His|London clubs. Of East Indian or the ready accuracy of @ man who had painstakingly memorized « lesson and was thoroughly familiar with it. Markham coaxed, threatened, bul- lied. All hint of his usual affa- bility was gone; he was like an inxorable dynamic machine. But Skeel, whose nerves seemed to be made of iron, withstood the vicious fire of his cross-questioning with out wincing; and, I confess, his resistance somewhat aroused my admiration despite my toward him and all he stood for. After half an hour Markham gave sults of Heath’s third degree of | up, completely baffled in his efforts to elicit any damaging admissions from the man. He was about to dismiss him when Vance rose languidly a trolled to the dis trict attorney’s desk. Seating him- self on the edgo of it, he regarded Skeel with impersonal curiosity. “So you're a devotee of Khun ly game, what? More tly. « You still play