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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09

= viii send fcr my coat and We win
70 together. 10 you like he suggested.
She smiled.
Z an rcine the other way. back 20
Gecrris square" she explained. NO,
please don't ring. can End my own
Nsy out
She hurried from the room. Outside
IN the hail she paused for q moment.
listening with bestinc heart by the
side vail vas a hat rack with branch
ing pors. from which several coats
vere hanging. she slipped quietly be
hind their shelter
A moment CT two later she heard
the professor leave the house Very
cautiously she stole ont from her hid
lne place. The hall vas empty. she
crossed Il with noiseless footsteps.
sr;rred into the study and moved
steaithiiy to the fireplace. There Vas
> little heap of ashes in one distinct
spot she fatAered them up In her
handkerchief and secreied Il IN her
dress and quietly LEFT the house.
At Georgia square she found Laura
waiting for her. and few minutes az
iervari the two girls we're examining
the ashes with the aid of Quests MI
croscope. Among the little Pile was
one fragment az the sight of which
they both exclaimed. L vas distinctly
: shred of charred muslin embroidery
Lenora pointed toward Il triumphant
iy
isn't that evidence she demand
ca. let's ring Up Inspector French, y
Laura shook heT head doubtfully
Not 50 fast she advised French
Is q good sort e. his way. but he's
p-esudiced Just now against the boss.
In not sure that this evidence would
60 far by itself
IT'S evidence enough fos us to SO 10
Craig. though What We have got 10
90 IS 10 set a confession cut Of him,
somehow"
Laura studied her companion, for a
moment ouriously.
Taking some interest in Mr.. Quest
kid. sin'i you
Lenora Looked up. Then her head
suddenly sank into her hands she
knew quite well that her secret had
escaped her Laura patied her shoul-
der.
That's al right child she said
scothiugly. We'll see him through
this. somehow OF other
Laura exclaimed Leno-a, we viii
save M Quest and ve viii get held
Of Craig, have q plan. Listen"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09

ing to her. she Transcribed Il with
beating heart
o. x. ceui1e.
The guard swung open the wicket
IN front of Quests cell
Young woman 10 see you. Quest" I"
he announced Ten minutes. and 70
loud talking. please
Quest moved % the bars !; vas
Laura who stood there. she wasted
very little time in preiiminaries. Hav-
ius satisfied herself that the guard
vas out of hearing. she leaned as close
as she cculd 70 Quest
Look here she said, "Lonora's
crazy with the idea that Crais has
done these jobs-Cyaig. the proies.
sor's servant you knew. We used the
phototelesme yesterday Afternoon and
saw him bura something in the pro
fessors study. Lenora went up
ssraishi away and goi hold Of the
ashes"
Smart girl Quest murmurod. nod
ding approvinriy. "WoIle~
There are distinct fragments" !"
laura continued. "of embroidered stuE
such as the salvation Army girl misht
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09

Sanford Quest. master cririnciorfst q
the vcrla r-ds that tl trl-U-E 90 fus-
tee Macdcural the Murderer - Lord
AshisiEh's tluEhtcr. De has fct Just tu-
tered nfe-ari-ieafh struggle with q
mysterious master criminal Ir q hidden
LIZ in Professor Ashigisls s garden ht has
sen an anthropcif are skelet.- ar5
lvlqg .-flr-al fs-liagg, halt monkey.
hal, mlh ftsulgtl ~ ffe ~ IS E,o---s
two hlssk boxis With E1gcasi.c a-5
- dhrcatsninE -1-Es s.Euei T1ih 7 qaiT cf
e-i1less tsf5EtSrlrf hl-iS feTrcseuting
those wEich have already rggrc4 - a
a diamond rotherv. With hls Secretary.
Laura. ari his assistant lFrcra- De fCl-
lows tne tTal e Mactc-ral whc escaped
On tis way 90 g-lsrrs ar1 C-ls Mlclcl-
Fals dead body ln q cave ca q lonely
finSfe. Amer q thTlf-r escape frcm
fuo tlurs who Try 20 k.l hiu De returns
g his rooms 70 nni hls valet Ross
Brown. and q Miss Qulrr murdered and
Tciice Inspector Preach invests Catlae
french, puzzled. ha1 suspects Guest q
TIE crime.
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Gone round and see ne IN the
Tonbs. one of you-
The ambulance men came and de-
parted with their grim burden. the
room on the ground floor was locked
and sealed. and the house vas soon
empty except for the two girls To
ward three O'Clock Lenora wcnt ont
and returned with q newspaper. she
fYeaea X sEi ugol the table AID they
both p61e5 tver Il
Justice Thorpe has refused 20 CON
slider haill' Hes = Euy. that lnstice
Thorpe and SOS the idiot who wrote
this stu1 Laura exclaimed thrust.
Ing the paper away from her. !
guess the professor was dead right
when he told French he vas lookiug
up the one man who could clear up
the whole show
Leaora nodded thouEhtfuIiy
The professor spoke up Ike a
ran." she agreed. ~bui Laura. want
10 ask yon something. Did you notice
his servani-ihat man CRAIG
Can't say ! did particularly" Laura
admitted.
Twice Lenora continued, I
thought be Was going 70 faint ! tell
you be was scared the whole Of the
tine
What are you getting at, kid."
Laura demanded.
AT Cr2is. II can Leno-a replied.
moving toward the telephone. Please
give ne the photoielesme. an
going to talk 10 the professor"
Laura adjusted the mirror 70 the IN.
strumeni and Lenora rang Up. The
professor himself answered the call.
Have yoa seen the three O'Clock
edition. professor" Lenora asked.
i never read newspapers. young
lady" the professor replied.
"Let ne tel you what they say
about dr. Quest
Lenora commenced . rambling ac-
count OF what she had read In the
newspaper. AL the time the eyes OF
the two girls were fixed upon the mir
Tor. They could see the professor
seated IN his chair with two huge vol
unss By his side. a pile ot manuscript
and a pen IL his hand They could
even catch the look OF sympathy on
his face as he listened atientively. sud
denly Lenora almost broke OF She
g-ipped Laura by the arm. The door
Of the study had been opened slowly,
and Craig. earring a bundle, paused
for q moment on the threshold He
glanced neTvously toward the protes-
so-. who seemed unaware OF his e1-
trance Then he moved stezlth!ly to
ward the fireplace. stopped down and
committed sonethi1g 10 TIE flames.
The relief on his face, as be stood ".
W. ctvic-s
All ] can 60 fer M Quest young
lady. ] will the professor promised.
Re laid the receiver down and thu
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FRIDAY. APRIL .. 1918.

whatever the penalty may be- !, Is
for her sake-to End her-that broke
ont Of rrison and that I am trying 70
keen free. The wisest thing 70 DO
from my own point Of view. would be
20 give myself up. ] can't bring my
SELF 70 40 that without knowing what
has become Of her"
The professor nodded again.
"A charming and well.hred youne
Woman she seems he admitted. u
fear that I should only be bunEler
in your profession. Mr.. Quest, but II
there Is ANYTHING can do depend
upon me. Personally. / am convinced
that Craig VIII return 20 me With
some plausible explanation as 20 what
has happenod,"
Quest. for the third OF fourth time
moved cautiously toward the window.
His expression suddenly changed. He
glanced suddenly downward, frowned.
slightly.
They're after met he exclaimed
"Sit stin, professor"
He darted into his room and reap
peared arain almost Immediately. The
professor gave gasp Of astcnish.
ment al his altered appearance. His
tweed suit seemed TO have been turned
inside out There we're no lapels now,
and il was buttoned up TO his neck He
wore a long white apron; a peaked
cap and chinpiece Of astonishing
naturalness had transformed him into
the semblance of a Dutch grocer's boy
I'm on, professor" Quest whis-
pered. you shall hear from me soon.
have not been here. remember"
He ran lightly down the steps and
into the Kitchen. picked up q basket.
hlled Il haphaEard with vegetables and
threw a cloth over the top. Then he
made hts way 20 the front door peered
oat for q moment, swung through it
on 10 the step. and, turning round
commenced 10 belabor II with his fist
Two plain-clothes men stood at the
end az the street A police automo-
bile drew up outside the gate. Inspec-
tor French. attended by policeman,
stepped out. The former looked search
ingly at Quest.
We'll. my boy, what are you doing
I here" he asked.
I cannot answer yet" Quest re-
piled, in broken English. Ten min
nts already have ! wasted. l have
{ knocked at all the doors
French smiled.
you run along home" he said. and
tell your master that he had better
leave OF delivering goods here for the
present"
/ Quest went OF. grumbling. French
opened the door with a master KEY
and secured ii carefully, leaving one Of
Z his men 10 guard 1t. He searched the
rooms on the ground floor and finally
I ascended TO Quests study. The pro-
I fessor was still enjoying his cigar
Say. where's Quest?" the inspector
asked promptly.
Have you let him out already" the
I professor replied. in a tone OF mild
surprise. I thought he was IN the
Tombs prison"
The inspector pressed on without
answering. Every room IN the house
was ransacked. Presently he came
back TO the room where the professor
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reflection on the mirror faded away
Lenora started up and hastily put On
her coat and hat which were still ly-
ing On she chair
! an going right down 10 the pro
fessoT g. she announced.
What Go you think you can Go
there Laura asked
J an going 70 see y ] can ind out
what that man burned, she replied
i viii Be back IN an hour"
Laura walked with her as far as the
street car, and very soon afterward
Lenora found herself knocking al the
professors front door. Craig admitted
her almost at once For a moment he
seemed 10 shiyer as he recognized her
well. young lady" the professor
said. have you thought Of something
can do.-
She took no notice OF the chair TO
which he pointed. and rested her hand
apon his shoulder
Professor" she begged. go and see
Mr.. Quest He is IN the Tombs prison.
II would be the kindest thing anyone
could possibly DO"
The professor glanced regretfully al
his manuscript. but he did not hesi'
tate He rose promptly 10 his feet
IF you think he would appreciate
Il, win so AZ once he decided
Her face shone with gratitude.
THAT Is really Kind CT you. profes-
sor." she declared
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was stiIl sitting His usually good
humored face was a little clouded.
Professor" he began What's the
matter. Miles?"
A plain-clothes man from the street
had come hurrying into the room.
SAY. Mr. French" he reported, "our
fellows have got hold OF q newsie
down in the street. who was coming
along way round the back and saw
two men enter this house by the side
entrance. half an hour ago. One he
described exactly as the professor
here. The other. without doubt. was
Quest"
French turned swiftly toward the
professor
You hear what this man says?"
he exclaimed. Mr.. Ashleigh. you're
footing me, You entered this house
with Sanford Quest You will have
10 tell Us where he Is hiding"
The professor knocked the ash from
bis cigar and replaced It in his mouth.
His clasped hands rested in front
Of him. There was twinkle Of some
thing like mirth a his eyes as he
glanced up at the inspector.
Mr.. French" he said. "Mr. Sanford
Quest is my friend. I am here IN
charge OF his house Believing as /
DO that his arrest was an egregious
blunder. shall say or do nothing like
~ TO afford you any information"
French turned impatiently away.
Suddenly light broke in upon him;
ne rushed toward the door.
That id Dutchie!" he exclaimed.
The professor smiled benignly.
70 RE -coSTINuED0
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09

" fSA MOVE ! SNat S1SSN IOLs
have been wearing. We put them on
one side. but they Amt enough evi-
6ence. LenoTa's idea Is that you
should set hold Of Craig and hypnotize
him into : confession.
That's all right" Quest replied.
but how an to get hold ot him."
Laura glanced once more carelessly
around TO where the guard stood.
"Lenora's gone up 10 the professors
again this afternoon she is going 10
try and get hold Of Craig and lock him
81 the garage II she succeeds. she
win send a message BY wireless a;
three o'clock. Il IS ha,f-past two
nov"
"Well?" Quest exclaimed. Well
You can work this guard, II you
want to- Lenora went on. 4 have
seen you tackle worse cases. He seems
dead easy. Then let ne in the cell.
take nv clothes and leave ne here"
Quest followed the scheme in his
mind quickly
1T Is all right he decided. but I
an not a. al sure that they can really
hold me on the evidence they have
got. II they can't. shall be doing mr.
self uCye harm than good In this
way"
"lts no use unless you can get hold
Of Craig quickly Laura said He Is
EettisE the scares. as Il S."
~IU DO it, Quest decided call the
guard, Laura
She obeyed. The man came good
naturedly toward them.
Quest locked al him steadfastly
through the bars
i want you 10 come inside for a
moment" Quest repeated softly. In
look the door. please. take the key OF
yonr bunch and come inside"
The man hesifated. but al the tine
his fingers we're fuublinE with the
keys. Quests lips continued 20 move.
. The warder opened the door and en-
tered. a few minutes later Quest
( passed the key through the window 10
Laura. who was standing On guard
Without a word ard with marveloas
4pldity. the change was effected.
laura produced from her handbag a
wig. which she pinned inside her hat
T and passed over 10 Quest Then she
flung herself on 10 the bed and drew
the blanket up 10 her chin.
Z How long viii he stay ike that?'
she whispered. pointing TO the wardsr,
who vas sitting on the floor with his
arms folded and his eyes closed
Half and hour or go. Quest an
sEered. Don't bother about him. I
shall drop the key back through the
window"
Quest reached Georgia square az
I've minutes 20 three. A glance up
and down assured him that the house
was unmatched. He let himself n
with his own key. threw Lapra's
clothes OF. and, after a few moments
hesitation. selected from the ward.
robe a rough tweed suit with a thick
lining and lzpelE- Just as be was
tying his tie. the little wireless which
he had laid on the table at his side
began TO record a message. He glanced
al the clock II was exactly three.
Quests eyes shone for a moment
with satisfaction. Then he sent on
his answering message. put on a dus-
ter and Elouch hat. sad left the house
BY the side entrance. In q few mo
ments he was IN Broadway. and q
quarter OF an hour later taxicab de
posted him At the entrance TO the
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CHAPTER KIN

Crair's surprise was real enough
as he opened the back door of the pro
fessor's house on the following morn
ing and found Lenora standing on the
threshold
Lenora smiled pleasantly.
! came 10 this door she said. be
cause I wanted little talk with you"
CraiE's attitude was perfect He vas
nystifed but he remained respectful
will you come inssie." he invited.
she shook her head
I an afraid she conhded. of what
! an going 10 say being overheard.
Come with me down 10 the garage
FOR 4 moment"
Re o7e-ea the doors CO the garage.
leaving The keys Il the lock- and they
both passed inside.
"v- g. go ~,-t vou Please here
Without TIE slightest fear q being
overheard. --sss~ Craig remarked
Le-c-a -ci5ed, ard braa,hed
prayer 70 herseM she was nearer
THE Eoc- tr-a Craig t~ about half
d-1ca PAGES. Ecr h--d Eroped IL the
Lttle t1- she was carrying and
Er5r-ei something hard she clenched
her teeth for a Moment Then the
a-tc-lt.c rls;cl 1asLe1 Cut thrccgh
the gloom.
~CraiE." she threatened. II you
r-cve 7 shall shoot you"
Il seemed ss though the man were
q coward. He began 10 tremble. his
lips twiiche5 his eyes grew larger
and rou-de-.
What Is tt." he taltared "whs;
Go ycu want"
Just this" Lenora said firmly. i
suspect you 10 be guilty OF The crime
for which Sanford Quest is in prison.
an going % have you questioned.
II you are innocent you have nothing
to fear II you are guilty there VIII
be someone here before long who Wal.
extract the truth from you"
The mans face was an epitoue e
terror. Even his knees shook Le1ora
felt herself grow calmer With every
moment
I an going outside 20 send q mes
sage" she told him ! shall return
presently"
Don't 60" he begged Suddenly
@Dont leave ne, am innocent
have done nothing wrong. Il you keer
ne here, yol VIII DO more hzEn than
you can dream o."
IT IS FOR other people 10 decide
about yqur innocence," Lenora said
calmly. i have nothing 10 DO with
that II you are wise you viii stol
here quietly"
Have you said anything 10 NJ
Ashleigh, misss" the man asked p.;e
onsly.
~No; a word"
4 expression Of relief shone for 1
moment upon his face. LenoTa poin,
ed TO q stool.
sit down there and wait quietly.
she ordered.
He obeyed without a word. IShl
left the place. locked the door sc
cureiy, and made her way round 10 tls
other side Of the garage-the sidf
hidden from the house. Here. al III
far corner. she drew a kitle poke
wireless from her bag and set IL o.
the window sin. Very slowly she sen
her message:
! have Craig here IN the professor
garage, locked up n our plan ha
succeeded, come at once. am wait
Ing for you.
There was no reply. She sent III
message again and again. Suddenly
during pause. there was little fas
upon the plate. A message was con
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Rnnkrunt Sale


 The undersigned, John S. Coxe, the com missioner appointed by the bankrupt court of the United States for the south ern division of the northern district of Alabama. in the matter of Ben R. Brad ley, bankrupt, No. 14121. in bankruptcy, to sell the hereinafter described property, will under and pursuant to an order and decree of said court rendered in said cause on the 2Sd day of December, 1915, proceed to sell at public auction for cash, at the warehouses of the Birmingham Transfer Traffic company, situated at No. 2131 Third avenue south, in the city of Bir- mingham, Jefferson county, Alabama, be- ginning at 12 o'clock noon. on Monday the 10th day of January. 1916, the follow ing described personal property of the said bankrupt estate, to-wit:
 One set of saloon fixtures. consisting of front and back bar, complete; one iron safe. one National cash register, one ma hogany desk, one miscellaneous lot of glassware. four wall cases, one piece of hose. and three lattice mats.
 Dated at Birmingham. Alabama, this the 18th day of December, 1915.
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Annual meeting of the stockholders of the East Lake Land company will be held at the general offices of the com- pany. rooms 170l-2, American Trust building, Birmingham, Ala, on Thurs day. January 20th. 1916, at p. m, for the purpose of electing board of di- rectors to serve for the ensuing year and to transact any other business that may properly come before it.
 R. A. HARDIN, Secretary
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WILL trade BIO acres, good farm, in
 Wilcox county for stock merchandise or West End house; price, $5090; house must be clear of debt; will make good
 stock farm. Kyser Investment Co.,, 517 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Phone Main 635O 12-30-2t
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 COUNTY FARM FOR SALE 316 acres good land, 21a miles from Pine apple; 1 good house. 4 small houses; price, s350o, 5000 cash, balance in five years; will make good stock farm. Ad- dress T. P. Melton. owner, Pineapple, Ala. 12-30-2t-th-su ELEGANT 9-room, modern home. prac- tically new, located south of High land ave. on large, elevated lot over looking city: all rooms are well ar- ranged and beautifully decorated mir rored doors and semi-indirect lighting fixtures in bedrooms; glassed-in sleep ing porch two tile baths and one show CT upstairs; expensive chandeliers and lavatory downstairs; all interior wood- work is quartersawed oak; price, $l0.50o, which is 5000 less than actual value; terms reasonable: consider exchange for smaller property. A. B. Lonergan Realty Co, 150l-2 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Main 75SS
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LOST-Bunch of keys, 10th st., between 4th and 9th ayes, or 21st st. between 4th ave. and Ave. F. If found, telephone Main 9S.