The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

~ '., exclusive Uluu was most lW-
r-..-.te 800 appearance and dispuScd
a t.. to be supcrcllious, but when
s,..l.ty disclosed the purpose OF h.e
.-r,.d and hintcd at Z snciol sDau-
Al that might spread to the very
r...4tious OF tho aristocratic instl-
ut n tho Information which he
.o...t In order 90 hush tine matter
~, ..-a not forthcoming. tho t1gto-
nm lurdlcd him hurrvdly into IN.
~ ...uw. dismissed tn" attendant
N ... wits iordly wave of hts hand
an ..oscd the door
what b. II you want to know
81, hp asked with a look of panied
,.. ..ltuu. This is most lrrcEu-
Ia. and I ought To take YOU 90 "a
NJ, ..r ot the house committee, hut
n, .a.stcr we Gan keep anything ~
,t,. Sort the aetter. There's not
b,.. % scandal connected with the
cu .aoso twenty years
mats all right, ~thcrc won't he
mo-. youll find out what | want
:. now for me- Mctarty assured
HI, DO you know Mr. Douglas
r ... course. sir" The mans tone
va4 .u-ommittal, but his express
Bio. poke volumes.
,u [ suppose | needn't tell you
uh. has decided 90 find uu' at last
vf.. hp is doing wh,n hos not
f,r. McCarty wiukcd deliberate
Is Sow. We know an right but
ts ... business 60 hand IN q report
,h.. lct him out, sec He was
Der .7,t Thursday AFTERNOON Ih'e,
wa hc7"
.. don't know. but can find out
..l O.
tenn. far the shady private detect
iy. .. believed the other to be. Il
ori ..me on at s o'clock. Mr. Wa
,sr,r may have been here earlier.
bur .. came In little before .
o,..
Mn. o'clock, So another part OF
Wq..-lv.s alibi was untrue lie had
,s.l that ne had gone directly from
sra-a.s cnophouse TO see the last
AZ, Of The Girl From Paradise, d
and '.om there to Nedder's apart
mont
.,,.. ~. u-,,.o,.,,. ,t.u,o MA ba
-" ,,"C,r,,. asl,1
,..
'\o' sIi' ne oniN 'elha .'a doou'
a quarter OF an H"uI dhI ne wa"
.oon'H5 t9r some one NE ma"
sppn" WIN evident hesl'hll 90.
And VINO was ne Io"Hlns tor
Mc,ii'F saw the man ooloi ,Hdnsc g..
t'a'Iy d"ut Know SIT i dIuh {
hear him say
"uh. that's all right McCarty
hlsAcd. III II was Eugene Grey
cling tho man who was shot that
nigh you needn't be afraid 10 say
e.. i've got a friend in the homi-
eide bureau down at headquarters,
l. #lN n "a
quarrel between MIR. Waver,y and
Mr Crevellng and that it doesn't cut
any ice; they know the fellow that
did the shooting and they're going
20 spring II as soon as they get a
little more evidence"
eyes. II WAS Mr.. Crawling whom
NJ NvavorIv vas loading FOR and n
was INST as vol he wasn't here or
there would have been a scene" the
mar admitted contlden,iauy. Mr..
WayorIv was nurpIe in tho face and
the language he used wasn't III to
be heard I'm the club. but II was
ouiet here and few of the members
were around A telephone call came
,or Mr.. Waverly. though, and after
he'd answered Il he calmed down. "
What time was that"
only a minute or so after nine:
he couldn't have been here more
than 10 minutes then"
who was the call from -"
"I don't know sir" The man hes
i.,.a 80, 49,, n-rL -, n, ~,
switchboard told me about It after.
or wouldn't have known he got a
call. lie must have sent for his car
right away, for in another five min
utes ~ ,ras ~ tbo aoor ana no drove
or I haven't seen him since, he
hasn, been around the club. at least
not in the evening"
And how did no seem when he
drove off? Was he over his fit OF
temper"
'0h quite. He chuckled whom he
took the wheel"
Then he drove himself9 Which
car did he tako out that night?'
"Hl. fast roadster. sir Yes, Mr
Wsyerly drove himself and he told
The man who brought the car down
from the garage that he didn't know
when he would send it back: he'd
call up II he wanted him to come
anywhere for IT,"
Didn't ono of his own chauffcurs
bring the car around, them"
NO think both Of them wore
down AT his country placc, and Mr.
Wayerly keeps the car in public
closed mp"
'A hat cara 90 90 NT,I'a-4y rarsict