The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15
by ARTHUR B. REEVE

was a deer 5nd carefully planned plot, and some OF
the conspiartors were pretty deeply 10 'n' H'''"
here the of the hood sahdfy s5Gy Sss
will be taken in a; one OF the ooaro OF
What do you think Of thatss' ,-prr,o making love
Mrs Parker and Ss sa% it s poto
ro9 9T5D'na so4ebody exposing tie scheme
creduty Bruce sitting by him and catching sgns nar 9l
fS9 sn DGS aS then a HHrh"S she But who fred After ALL
l had only picked up another clue, - DINNER 60
sat so%9o GoWu TO 6dge for While Pretty buzze
% ss SsS Door rS res 9d 'psf f mes
Ills Nj. Bruce horei,' be asked .,..d u,vssf
and dsa s dsss1 saa hs the? Ss'5sd "1
ELLA this is sf ts 5 that as ey
to apd it. but he guessos ts all right. The charges
are forty cents Sign @ here. w. .hiss and +ba bov
just til then heard key in the lock, and Kennedy
III yosr, B5?ee'" as7s asked ..u,. ANYTHING
pointed tho package. Kennedy made dive for for
tomobo coat He held it up to the light The pocket
on the right hand side scorched and burned, and
EHow did you get it9'' I exclaimed at last in sur
'2Thats where organization in said Ken,
nedy ''Tho police at my request went over every
call from p s Office thst s bsT
one that led to Bruce apartment None OF them leo
I reasoned that this was the that involved the
disappearance of the automobile coat 1t chance
vaot n T6e Valet It of recognized voice
and suspected nothing powney assumed 70 know
worked But il You could tel anything about that
I related what our managing editor had said that
1T had guessed something of that that sort, Kennedy
said. "This read haired young lady interests me- l
yPo down %0 o i' Wo Way 60 to
ratory?''
Kennedy slapped me on the back. By George, Jane.
son, she's actress, Of Don't you remember
girl girl Who who sings that song about MARY Mary; quite
Ws e stage am aSw rs PsGGs m sss
case don T think she'll be playing tonight. Lets
She wasp playing but just what it had to do With
anything in particular couldD U see and I said as
lack intuition Don't you know she is the wife Of
dhgs h Hess the s most s n 70 gambler n @ nd 5tGsk @
together and the whole thing dashed on me in an
IN the Of t the s
TEN in which her husband is SO heavily involved.
Inspector rs man Riley was there.
got list Of SaYa Sse of to that kind of re
goods and arms store in the city which bought them
from the factory ard could lay my hands pretty
-provided of course, they haven't been sccreed or
ucdy. ut will have to be ali: unless.
''Tbat uame is in tho list whispered Riley
IEoh then Is all right answered Kennedy, bright
ess Rc % m say nai you ou T e 0ndT
There's just one more thing 7 want You to do.
of %Rs %%s Of s n1ts The sapdsd bs
hcemsn List Of his susPectS as he called them
Mr. Kenaedy SIR You see it getting i1 into So
many different houses and apartments. Now You don
OF course not Well then how can o we get DG inf
You re pretty goqd-looking chap Yourself Ri
housemad, if necessary, '- 'D.1' '1 s'''u ''l'
.'oh, its me that s the lady killer, sir grinued
Bring what you get, the first thing in tho
said Kennedy, a. Riley departed
n.hA 4g9 mo GGw Waiter You too must m excuse me TO-
be mp to apartment till very lateor early. If
Shall invite You and several others to grand demon
stration here tomorrow night. -
,i gYest; dTopped in 1t svident that they had
the INVITATIONS and they had nothing to do but
accept. Each ono was politely welcomed by the pro
the coroner no Ern1 sat back little Mrs. Farf Nj Dow
that order in the very marrow and lit
tie arm M chars used by the students during lectures
his m psod posdtG% ion GhRd bel the Long table which
reaze ladies and gentcmen ey' he be- Began for
mally, that am about to do very unusual thing;
oul ds You All KNOW, ponce and tho
been completely bafed by this terrible mystery and
have requested ME to attempt to clear up at least
tain points in IT.
In crime Of this sort two kinds OF evidence need
TO be secured Gircumstantial evidence must first be
marshalled, and then motive must be found have
been gathering facts But TO omit motives and rest
contentcd with mere facts would be nconclusiye II
would never convince anybody or convict auvbodv
In other words circunstaptsl evidence must hrst lead
to suspect, and then this suspect must prove equal
to accounting for the facts 1t my hope that each
OF You may contribute something that will be of service
in arriving at the truth of this unfortunate Incl
dent - "
The tension not relieved even when Kennedy
stopped speaking and began to fuss with a LITTLE IN.
right target which he set up end of his bic