The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
Adventures of Craig Kennedy
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safely for it is dissolved. and tho possibility Of
explosion is lninimzcd This mixing chamber by which
mix. is also designed in such way as TO prevent
flash back The best thing about this style Of blow @
the curious nses-like tho present-to which it can
DC put."
silence the other side. The door itself was as
up to be. Now if was runnin' this show, I'd dyna
''And wreck the house and kill few people,
returned hotly 5csentiug, the criticism of Kennedy
'Wben shut Off the oxygen in this second jet, Z" ne
resumed as if nothing had been said, '.you see the
approximately sixty-three hundred degrees Fahrenheit
and tho flamo will exert pressure of fifty pounds
''Wondcrful!" exclaimed o'Connor. who had not
heard the remark of his subordinate and was watching
you ever think of such thing!''
''Wby, it's used for welding, you know, " answered
Craig he continued 10 work calmly in tho growing
excitement. 81 first it in actual in mcnding
cracked cylinder in an automobile. The cylinder
it weld new teeth and build up old worn teeth
on gearing, as good as new >,
ssYon remember when VIC were talking on the drive
about the raid O O'Conuor' load Of iron
by the railroad below They this blowppe
to cut it up Frequently That what gave me the idea
See. turn the oxygen now in this second nozzle.
The bloNnipe is longer an instrument for JONI
st drS 9Sh 5 Sg vd S SU4baSs as% bsv sosa Rd
spring burn in lar Of oxygen. steel, hard soft,
tempered, anneacd chrome, Harveyized, ii all burns
Just fast and Just easily And it cheap, too.
This raid may cost couple of dollars far tho
blowpipe is concerncd-quite difference from the
thousands of dollars loss that would follow attempt
10 blow the door in. ~
The last remark was directed quietly at the doubling
detective. he had nothing TO say. We stood in awe
struck amazement the torch slowly, incxorably,
traced a thin line along the edge of the door
Minute after minute sped by, the line burned bv
tho bowpipo cut straight from top to bottom. II
seemed hours TO Was Kennedy going TO slit the
whole door and let it fall in with crash?
No | could that in his cursory examination
Of the door he had gained pretty good knowledge Of
the location Of the bolts imbeddcd in the steel Que
after another he cutting clear through and
ing them, as with superhumau knife.
What going the other side of tho door. [
wondered could scarcely imagine the constcrnaton
of the gamblers caught in their trap.
With a duck motion. Kennedy turned off the acetyl.
enc aud oxygen, The last bolt had been severed A
gentle push Of the hand and he swung tho i'm.
preqnabo door its dclcatcy poised hinges easily
as If be had merely said, 'Opcn Seasamei' The rob
bers cave yawned before
We made a rush unstairs Kennedy first o Con
nor next and myself scarcely step behind with the
rest OF o Connor g men at our heels.
play for the crooks DESPERATE characters. and
mysclf surprised TO encounter nothing but physi
cal force. which quickly overcome.
In the now djsordered richness of the waving
his .EJobn Doe - warrants in hand and his pistol
in thc other 'Connor shouted. EYou re all under
rest, gentlemen. IT you resist Further ii will 90 hard
with you.
amazemeut the late gay party OF gamblers nclud'