The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-10-05
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said Fitzmaurice. who was bacon,tr
, suspicious. y don't zee how !, 90,
Germs you. Lieutenant Hone tail, =,
that Miss Burke is anxious IN rocona
.ne DOCKS because a legacy from ne
rather Is believed to he hidden IN on
OF them. II that ia so | fail 10 unde,
stanu why you are 30 anxious 10 oh
tain possession OF them"
only for fraction OF an instan, d,,
Morton hesitate wv
MY interest in the matter is oosu,
explained he said glibly. 81 am q
lawyer representing the Countess
rvanon here. who is one of Doctor
Burke's heirs"
Ihats different again." said F,,z.
maurice his suspicious allayed "I,
that case ] don't mind telling Won rho,
nave loaned the other book IN a
iriend OF mine named Owen. a phv
siclan' who lives in Sandstone"
Just then the officer I'm cornr,o.
the radio station entered.
There's a government tender Ioov
ing Tor the city In half an hour Mr
Morton he announced.
inoush IL was late in the evening
when the tender put them asbora ~,
'ne government wharf. Olga and Mor.
ton ured as they were. did not sn.,,a
the night In San Francisco Win H.
snu Cleo knowing that one OF tho
yUo"o ~ was III Sandsboro, they realized
'haI quick action was imperative
lheres train for Sandstone N, |
Im'ee IN the morning." Morton toId |
oIga THAT will give you time IN 90
10 your apartment and chanpe vonr
clothes and pack bag. IN 90 m nv
noteI and do the same and meet Won
1t the station" '0o
Inc little coast town Of sandsboro
ives It's name, and. indeed its verv
3Nls,ence' to the great crescent ~
'anuy oeach on which Il stands rs
'iulost perfect summer climate us
plendid seabathlng, and ifs nrovir,i,,
san Francisco, have long mado :,
ne OF the most popular resorts nm ,,a
"'o'ni" ansu, coast its hundreds of low.
ooieu' shingled bungalows fndIn,
oouy tenants during the summer I
iun'hs' while its great tourist hos.
,"S' the Hotel Arbor is crowded win =
from early Jnno 80 =
e september. The less afIluent NJ =
ie towns summer visitors are MO
lued Tor by several less preter,tnn. :,
LIS ana IL was to one OF these thai n
orton and Olga made their wav of,or 9,
70 painting local had deposited then,
the station platform In the dim >,
'ht OF early morning. u
Ascertaining from the teIerbo,o -
'oh Doctor Ovens Office hours Mo-, u "
entered the physicians ofBoo At
omptly on the strike OF ten "'
Well' sir" said the doctor a koo,, VI
ca, aiert'looking man in the middle CIT
r'es what can | do for you? Ia n
iousness or boils2" ri'
II 8 neither, doctor" answered Nor.
}, laughing. IT'S books" pc
booksT the physician renao,od me
dentiy puzzled. I'm afraid / DOM
ierstand." wv" ly.
Perhaps should say book instead aft
DOCKS replied Morton. i've run lei
WI 10 see you about o book which
u friend, Mr.. Fitzmaurice. tells ma noe
ne loaned you. It's a work on
Biography, II I'm not mistaken" :
On, yes" said Owen. his manner on
1ediately chilling, "Fitzmaurice did Iy
! me such book" A.,
am very anxious TO consult TINT oup
K, doctor" Morton continued "I Do,
Iuer II you would be willing TO lend Sat
me for few days-or even a few sud
rs?" 'e" o.u
m afraid not" was the answer pau
the present at least, ! don't cnre sho
ct the book go out OF nv posses sun
init,
DO not wish to appear insIstept far
or argued Morton. but NAV was
your reason for refusing TO ia, Satl
borrow the book?" the
MS is my reason" repljed tbo out
ician' taking telegram from his bloc
ct and handing It to Morton who set
last
Emerson Owen, Sandstone, OF |
cal. from
Nm informed by Mr.. FItzmaur,o. SIDE
Il he has loaned vot . ring