Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-11
CHAPTER wls--(continucd.>


who tore III the end with his tectE.
II want TO FIND out all tncrc - to
know abou, Warrington. 1 can't ex-
plain .xny Just nov; too man. around"
Set Bodies after him. Bol!cs used to
be With q private detective bureau. II
there's anything 20 learn. he'll learn it
There he is now. Hey. waiter. ask h a
gentleman looking Cor "a vacant table
to come over. Hello. Boiles"
How do you. Mr.. Martin. Hot day,
Mr.. McQuade."
sit down. said McQuadc, with a
nod of invitation toward the remaining
vacant chair. Cigar or Il drink"
Bring me a little whisky-no. make
1t al ole -fasilioned cocktail. That'll be
o right"
M McQuade has n job for you,
Bolles. II you're willing to- undertake
I've got some time ON ms hands just
row." replied Bolles. contract work."
after a fashion, said McQuadc
yrilnly. Eat youl dinner and we'll go
up stairs to my office. Wha: havs to
say can't be said here"
AL right. Mr.. McQuadc. If it's da-
COS. I'll a plenty in hand in NovcIn-
II shall want you to go to New
York." said McQuade.
New York or San Francisco, so long
as some ono foots the bills"
"Tll foot EN-" agreed McQuade.
Hustle your dinner. Wen wait for
you at the bar"
Bolles ordered. A job for McQuade
that took him to New York meant
money, money and 4 good time. There
were no moro contracts till September,
30 the junket to Now York wouldn't in
terfere with his regular work. He had
subiet his Italians. He was free. A
few minutes later he Joined McQuade,
aud th> 81 want 49,, eks,fnc & ~ nl0,,1
of tobacco smoke. McQuade nodded
to the typewriter, who rose and left
the private Offic*. TIL three men sat
down, In what might be described as a
0ne-two-three attitude: domination,
tacit acceptance Of this domtpation, and
servility.
d you know Richard Warrington.
the play wrjter?"
''That snob? Yes. 1 know who he is,
and I'd like to punch his head FOR him.
too.'
McQuade smiled. This manifest ran
cor on Bolles' part would make things
easier than he thought.
WELL. listen. I've Just hcen tipped
that big things are going TO happen this
fall. That fool Donnelly has queered
himself, n is making a middle Of
everything he touches. Senator Hen
derson is q shrewd man. but he wasn't
shrewd enough this time. He should
e.VO ISIS WILLS 1l
his own home and not at a club where
servants often find profit In selling
what they hear. Henderson is going to
put Warrington up for mayor"
9TH h-ll he is!" said Bolles.
Martins Jaw dropped, and the cigar
ashes tumbled down his shirt bosom.
ITS no joke" went on McQuade. III
he IL nominated. he'll win. The people
are wanting q change. II the Hender-
son people get into the city hall, I
stand to lose . fortune on contracts.
You both know what that means. War
rfngton must v get a chance to
accept"
Bolles looked at Martin. McQuade
sAw the look, and. interpreting it.
These are no .dime-novel days. We
don't kill men to get 'em out of the
way. We take q look into their past
md 40 Il - Q club"
II begin { see.s said Martin. WAR
rlngton must DO side-tracked before
the convention. Good. Thatll be SIM
pie.
Not very" McQuade admitted. IT'S
Eoing'to be . deviiish hard Job. You,
Bodies pack mp and go to New York.
young fellows past in New York. IT'S
up 60 you to get Il. No taking. mind
you; gooo substantial evidence that
can b backed Mp by ~aftidavits. Get
The tdea9 Five hundred and expenses.
" y0o. succeed: pour expenses anyhow.
4 hundred u = lot of money these
dayS. But ~ you 60 on I bat. I'll dron
you Ike = hot brick. for good and ali,
Think IT over. Pack up tonight. n voiI
want to Here's Z hundred TO start
With. Remember this. now. there must
I ~ = woman
Woman!s
yess a mar has no past. IL there
e000 r woman IN ftp