The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-18
THIS HAS

BONNIE DUNDEE. ysss9 stu.
Aest 81 crimtsology. secures
fhPoogh the In1oence Ot his onele.
POLICE e N M1SSIO " r n
O'8RlES. 0 ion ~ .rub" detective
nnaes LIEUTENANT JOHN
sTRAwN ~ the Homicide squa6 -
Hamilton. and Immediately takes
ro0M t~sco9sito ~ MRS.
RHODES boarding Aouse IN order
GARTH wbN has WRITES the pa
lice Sor pr0teetIos. saylnE her iIfe
mad money ~ IN dn~~ev. n~1
rasttnR susMcloN ~ EMIL NE-
WEIR. former b0ar0ep.
NNov near shat ~ JEwEI.
nRyGGS. ates0graphers DAISY
sNEPHEFn. saleswomaa. ana
r1LnA. h~uaemetd. A. dinner
sHARP. CORA BARKER. r,a.i.,
~ iocat theatess WALTER
STYLES. r%rnrvi~tcv ~ = soaall
haher1aaherys NORMA PAvGE. Ne
nsett! Dances BERT MAGNC3.
~ aMetewv s~ennriN writer. ana
gENny D0WD. . newcomer sst
Dss6ee v.Ae~ss that M. r.
har.le.s. f.leaS,y ~res~ when the
~rv ~ "MupA~r!" rings !
Dusty. Mrs. Rhodes wcrtAje..
hasban1. nAs0ves them the epv
~ame trNss CAIN. Mrs. Ho1aPthss
caSvos. Dundee then hears ~
WIS. 6eGovth's moeeS1sness. how
ne - r~0OvWehN0a0 IN Nee0oNt ~
nlness: - o. n.r rORstant ~baae-
lag - aev viii ~ NnMe q aew
savostte. Marina. her 1stest heir.
sss. agrees - entv0Auee UanAee
That night. ONW6 auA Maguus any
they have nevep met Mrs. HOgaPth.
= when M09nus expreae~s = Ae.
sire - meet her that nlgAt. Gers.
=" e u !eve NTH Mskrss. hees
she d straagely aeitateA.
NOW co m WITH THE stony
CHAPTER ~
IT vas nearly half.past Z that
fateful Saturday evening when
Dundee. escorted hy Norma Paige.
arrived at the closed door OF Mrs
Emma Hogarth's room on the sec
ond floor Of the Rhodes House. Just
Is Norma lifted . hand to knock. 4
throaty voice with 4 peculiar trill
In It could BE- heard distinctly:
Emma. you're m old fool"
The words we're followed BY .
loud. h~air.raising laugh.
That's Cap'n again.the parrot.
you know" Norma whispered. smil.
ing. She knocked. and two voices
answered her. almost simultane.
ously: "Who Is ~" It Was hard
for Dundee to distinguish between
the two speakers. woman and bird.
Its Norma. Mrs. Hogarth." the
girl called.
There was the sound OF . vast
Erunt or groan. rs n q tremendous
body was lifting itself slowly. Then
came the thudding taps OF canes
upon the thin summer rug.
she always keeps her door
locked. and asks who II II before
she will admit anyone" Norma
whispered. .Poor dear! II must b
terrible to Do old and nearly help
less and to b suspicious Of every
one. because you have . little
money hidden away"
4 key turned IN the lock. and
Norma Paige and Bonnie Dundee
entered the room.
Il Was about 10 minutes 60 IL
when dundee emerged from that
room. alone. He hesitated outside
the closed DOOR for . moment, q
lndecision. and vas aware that tha
key Was being turned after him A
peculiar old woman. but no
queer: 10 wai sure Of that Blu
10 had . message to deliver. Mrs
Hogarth had told him the locatiol
Of I'll his FELLOW .boasders' rooms
Hers Was the center front room
Down the vert side o. the hall
u the order named. lived NJ. aus
Mrs. i4awrepcs Sharp. and Norma
Paige. the women's hath heinz q
The end o. the hall next 70 Nofmai
room. On the east side % the hall
wjth windows openins npon th.
side upstairs porch. lised Bert Mag
nus and Walter Styles. the mem
bath belne next 20 styles. room
THE ioor VAS very quiet, excep
tor the steady. elow tapping .
. tyDewsites. His mesDaee = oinl