The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-24
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JIMMY RAND, his son, goes
70 MANSFIELD. where the the.
alter is. The stub In traced To
THOMAS ,FOGARTY. who says
he gave 1t tn OLGA MAYNARD,
cabaret singer.
jimmy meet. and falls In love
with MARY LOWELL. Later, he
encounters Olga. She faints
when she learns police want her
for murder. Mary. out. with
SAMUEL CHURCH. . wealthy
lawyer. sees Jimmy lifting Olga
into taxi and misunderstands.
Olga tells police the hsndker-
chief and stub might have come
into possession Of q man who
"picked her up" two nights be.
fore the murder. Jimmy receives
several mysterious warnings 20
leave Mansfield, but ignores
them. Later he II attacked at
night BY two men. He escapes,
after seizing blackjack from
one Of them.
With Jimmy and Mary es.
tranEIed, Church presses his Id.
vantage and gets Mary's promise
this when they meet, and Jim.
SAybO8 W UUAO AuGkS 0SSU0Gb
ner OF marrying for money.
That evening with Olga he sees
the man they are looking for
the man who Is supposed TO have
rot the ticket stub-in IN Az
t0mobile. IL II one Of the men
who had attacked Jimmy. They
follow the car, but the man and
his companion escape. At the
police station Olga recognizes
his picture in the Bertillon gal.
Nov ;esS; co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV,
Jimmy Rand and Lieutenant O..
Day bounded from their chairs to
look over Olga's shoulder.
THAT'S the man, all right" cried
Jimmy. That's the man had the
fight with"
'lt's the man went out with that
evening"" declared Olga. 'I'm posi-
tive. wouldn't mistake him in Q
hundred years."
O'Day studied the picture. It
showed the head and waist Of bull.
let-headed individual with close
cropped hair, brushed up in front in
a pompadour.
Look at that heavy jaw" said
Jimmy. II cracked him on it with
all my weight, Lieutenant, and it
didn't feaze him"
"A tough baby" asscntcd ODay.
'Ike Jensen's his name See?" He
indicated the printed information be-
meath the picture. "He's been con-
victed of auto stealing and tried and
acquitted of robbery. A gangstcr."
He turned to Olga. $50 that's the
man you went out with that night
Didn't it occur to you he was pref
ty tough character"
She colored. IL have learned" she
answered, mot to judge a man by
appearances. Some of the rottenest
men ! ever met were regular sheiks.
Besides, he was dressed neatly
enough and was quite decent about
asking me to dance with him."
at seems to me-" put in Jimmy,
that that's beside the question"
O'Day shot him swift, inquiring
glance. "Oho!" said he, with q sig-
nificant look at Olga and back to
Rand.
Jimmy colored. "Thc point u.s." he
went on, ''this man is connected
ter of fact. he probably did it. His
description answers that of the one
given by the hotel clerk Of II. A.
Jones'"
Detective Mooney" said O'Day,
"told me Jones was seen in Grafton
recently"
Il don't care what Mooney says.
The trains are still running between
here and Grafton. aren't they? This
man Jensen evidently is the MUIR
derer Of my father. Now. why did
he do it,"
Glow do you know nc did itr'
pursued O'Day.
II don't know. do know, how
ever, that he followed me home-he
and another man. And l know that
the scrap had with him followed
close on the heels of those mysteri-
Gus warnings received to leave
town. Sure, he did it. But why
The incomprehensible thing about
this whole affair is the apparent lack
of motive. Ny father probably never
saw this man in his life."
"Ynn don't know that either Rand"
"All right, don't know it. But
I'd gamble on it. You say he's an
auto thief and q robber and gang
ster. That meapss he's capable OF
murder" si
maybe it was revenge, Rand"
"Maybe" put in Olga, someone
hired him to commit this murder"
"You. didn't get ., look at the other
man. in the car, did you?" asked
ODay
"No. He was driving. An we got
was a glimpse Of this fellows face
at the window. We weren't more
than five feet away from him."
amy idea who it might have
been?"
at might have been the man who
was with him the night he followed
me home-the fellow who pulled the
gun on me.
:, "Know him If you saw him again p
II think 1 would. He was little
fellow. Looked like q fighter. He
evidently had i broken nose.
"Here, lets look through our files
and see If we can spOt him."
They did. consuming nearly an
hour examining pictures. but at the
end of that time Jimmy gave it up.
"You haven't got him, lieutenant.
If he's . crook he's been too clever
to get caught at it,"
"All right" O'Day moved toward
the door. "Come on down to my
desk" Downstairs he gave direc-
tions that a search be started for
the man, known as Ike Jensen. A
patrolman came in with . report in
his hand.l
"The license Of that car. Lieuten-
ant, is listed in the name Of P.sJ.
Kennedy. It. ,was reported stolen
asure." paid oDay. Il didn't ex.
pect anything else. = Did you call
up Kennedy?v .S,
eyes, he's coming down. to claim
the car" !. ,s
sHave him come In to- see me when
he arrives. I want TO show him Ike
Jensen's picture"
Eyes, sir" The patroiman de-
Rand" o.bay turned to Jimmy.
"unless ! miss my Guesa, this man
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