The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

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HII l0 iu' lr'llt Tor p'' nIiluf Ih'
woman Nn""n %" Mi7 IilI' ,'ln
4" escape, hul ih' mn ,'l u'u ''t
ocuHr, hin. Instead hc listened
thuuEhiiully uuul mo 'ud ana ih'h
brought his hhud down i's'uhdlhE
ly on the dtsk before MN
THAT is nn"ui ih" Ital INK We
need" am inc rhhin pI rNIn'h''i
think ne declared. We u tl'""
thlh case up IN record llhhc H"W'
Mac. DON'T worry "boui INC woman
she won't get away ffoW as AGAIN
now that We know hhc " IN tho tlly'
and 1ost mas phohrd that hll ~
back IN tho trcVollnB mouse lI'
campcd outside mo foll0w uooI
now
DID you hear anything from MAT
tin. sir?'
mo, but the officer on tho h'ht
M there ON Third avenue called up
to say that he'd followed your In
struCtions, but no trac" OF tho WON
an was found. Martins watching the
fiat. and IN see that both he ANA
Yost are relieved In the morning 10y
the most reliable mon connected
with tho bureau. Wen wait hil
TO see II the woman tries TO COM
municatc with I'M Ind thcn gather
him in"
"On II charge of murder, sir2' Nc
Cartys tone was respectfully inpuir-
ing. but there was n skcptical quail
ity In It that made the inspector
raise his eyebrows.
"Of courscl We've got the motive
now. | thought before that II might
have had something to do with
{ blackmail. but It's revenge, He's
infatuated with the girl aud whoth
er she's guilty or not she Is facing
n long term In prison. for tho ovi-
dence against her together Win the
fact that she Jumped her bail wound
mako any Jury In the country con
Wet her without leaving the box
Remember. 1t was CrevelinR's tcHu'
mony before the magistrate whicf
y was most damaging To her, provini
It to have been virtually impossible
for any one else to have taken IN.
Jewels l suppose she and I'M boU
held 1t against Crcvellng ana w
can't tell the details yet OF wha
happened last night, but they mus
have had "A violent quarrel for th'
man to have shot his employer
wait one second, sir" McChrN
interposed quietly 81 didn't star
working on this case tonight whei
4 | first telophoned To you. but IRON
the minute you took me ON. ant
there's q lot you haven't heard yet
4 Some of 1t would seem to point Il
Il I'M being guilty, hut there's more
that he couldn't have had n hant
in, and 'tis beyond reason that al
those society folk would put them
selves out To shield him.
Shield him repeated the In
spector with "A frown, What do y"'
mean2 What society tolk, Mae
THE Who'll" KIT ana hoodle o
q, thom!' McCartv waved his hand 'N
presSively. All me ti'Neiink'
friends except the okoulkos! Ihc
are every one lying or trying to ma
something ana h"ld out on u.s. Q
I'm butrhman! Hut ihores on
thing: I'M was IN the huuso ION
before ne sho"'1 hllhS'i ~ tn
door of the breakfast room' an
when you ana me were g"lh
through tho rooms upstairs ana yo
laughed ~ me, SIR Tor Ec'inS an
hearing things, | wasl IT m NJ
mistaken twas I'm | heard dow
in Crevcling's room when we WEI
up In the servants quarters an
Hill's shadow saw on the stairs .
lie told In detail Of his second an
solitary search of the rooms upstai
and the discovery that the dcSas
Crevoling's- room and that OF IL
housekeepar had been tampcro
with since their first eXaminatio
and Inspector Druet nodded ompha
ically.
That only makes II more cortal