Show '"KTlw THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND i UTAH SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS Slim Pretty Frock Is Flattering All Occasion Twosome for Matron -- THE STORY THUS FAR: Adam Brae a And Tope suddenly was calm FBI operator oa a trip to kli old home “Kell” he said “I’m sorry about raa Into hia prenlom host Ini pec tor Top Don’t think me —imperfound a man your wife Topa and Mrs Topo tinent unkind she any But— had murdered at aoto camp operated bp Were you jealous of her?" Mrs Tope said the man faults? Bee Dewaln was Mr Ledforge head of New Enfland "She was all right sir” Kell proStlllUe Holdom friend of Ledforge was tested He added: "But I couldn’t found nncoaaclons la hospital Bis emhelp being jealous of her She’d go KaU had disappeared Topa ployee s when I’d be at Mrs Kell's body would bo found away home and when I couldn’t go with he bottom of quarries la Holdom’s car Ledforfe was said by his offlee to be la her with Mr Holdom keeping me New York Prlddy who worked at the busy all the time” “Where would she go?” taap came running la and said that there was a man la the cottage— Tope “She always told me where she Kell looking found Bruce where the was going but— I tried to telephone pad found man was murdered her sometimes and she wasn’t where she’d started for" He wiped his brow heavily “It made me VIII CHAPTER crary sir” he confessed Adam realized— and his hair pricThe big man looked from one to fhe other “Why— yes sir” he said kled at the thought —that Kell spoke at last “My name’s of Mrs Kell in the past tense as miserably though she were dead! Kell” Tope asked: “Where were you last "That’s much better” Tope comTen days ago? Up here mented "Where’s the Holdom limor in New York?" ousine?” “In New York sir Mr Holdom with a counBut Kell responded couldn’t ter question get away” his cheek suddenly "Mr Ledforge in New York?" purple hla whole body shaking with “I don’t know sir” a sort of passion "Where’s my wife?” he cried "Where’s Mrs Kell? Where Is she? What have you done with her?” "We haven’t Tope said simply: Was that why you seen her Kell came here? To look for her?” “She’s gone!” Kell cried desper“She’s gone! I heard in the ately village that there was some one I thought It might be dead here her- -” The Inspector looked at Kell’s feet and he demanded: “Let me see your shoes— the bottoms of them” KeQ after a moment lifted one and foot standing on the other Tope turned the lifted foot with his Kell topband to look at the sole and fell and re almost Tope pled leased his ankle caught his arm Then the old man steadied him asked: “Do you ever wear “No sir! Kell's eyes flickered “Sure?” "Why— I’ve got an old pair of shoes with plates on them” “Worn them lately?” “No sir” Tope nodded and he said: “Kell there were some things in the pockets of those overall this dead man wore A gauge and a knife with a steel handle marked in a scale Inches and centimeters Did you ever see a knife like that?” Kell shook his head stubbornly "Well that’s funny” Tope protested “That’S queer! — You work for You Holdom you’re his chauffeur live over his garage Well this dog blanket came from his garage and the overalls and sweater came out of the machine shop behind the garage where you keep your work I think they are yours clothes They’re big enough to fit you You’re That knife came an Englishman from England I never saw one like it in this country” “I heard that the coupe came here” Kell muttered "And she was hi It She drove it sway from the bouse" “Well” said Tope "I don’t know where she Is but I can tell you where the car is It's In the quarry hole up In the mountains above the We're lifting It out Holdom place tomorrow” Kell uttered a low startled ejaculation and Tope stopped: expecting the man to speak When Kell did not the Inspector demanded: “Know anything about that?” “No sir” The answer was prompt “I suppose you didn’t put it there?" Kell cried harshly on the verge of “No!” breaking: "All Tight” Tope said sharply pressing his advantage “Why didn’t you bring Holdom and Ledforge up here to their homes last Friday?” And quickly: “Now don’t lie! We know you left New York with them In the car and we know you got What did you do with home alone Ledforge and Holdom on the way?” After a moment Kell answered: sir It “Why— I had looked like a long Job td fix It so they hailed a car and got a ride told me they’d come to Springfield I got the car on home by train fixed quicker than I expected and came on and met the train at but they weren't on It” "Hah!” said Tope scornfully “Took you long enough to think of that! Where have you been since then?” “Looking for Mrs Kell — places I thought she might be” “Where?” “Well one was in Boston and one In Worcester Then Mr Ledforge had a lodge back in the hills where I he sometimes went for s rest thought she might be there” and Kell “Why?” Tope demanded hesitated Tope did not answer was she?” cried: “Well “No sir” said Kell and Tope demanded sharply: "But you found some one there?” But be “Mr Eberly was there hadn't seen her” Tope looked at Adam “Eberly? “He’s there now?" He and Mr Ledforge "Yes sir Sometimes went there together” Tope frowned startled and disturbed- “Did Mr Eberly know Mrs Kell?” “Oh no sir but he said no one 4 been there'" harried tant consideration s man nd something like sympathy "Sorry He said straightforwardly: Kelli But I’m acting for the law In thla matter and Mr Bruce here represents the Federal Government I suppose Department of Justice you know that you’re involved In serious affair Kidnaping is serious I won’t And so is— murder Kell press you but if you told us a little more it might help In straightening — things out and In finding your wife!” Kell stood grimly silent twitching and shaking “Some one" Tope urged "telephoned the Rldgcomb police that the coupe had been stolen — telephoned from New York You didn’t do that did you? You weren’t in New York Saturday morning were you?” "No sir" said KelL Then they all heard a car on tha and Tope apoke to Adam drive "That may be Mat” he said and to KelL while Bruce turned toward the door: "This is Mr Cumberland I’m Kell the District Attorney afraid he’ll ed: “If we lock you up” He addget any trace of Mrs I’ll let you know" Then Cumberland came in Mrs him Adam admitted beside Tope them both shut the door Tope made explanations — summed up Kell’s statements — and silences Mrs Tope spoke quickly “Inspector" she suggested "Kell would know Mr Ledforge if he saw KeU him” Tope’ right” eyes quickened “Thar He chuckled he agreed “Ma’am I never thought of that course he would” He spoke to Cumberland eagerly "Let’s get up there — let Kell ee him see if he knows him" A moment later they were all ln Cumberland’s car and soon they turned Into the byway that led to Amass Dewain’s farm The ambulance of Will Banion the undertaker was backed up to the kitchen door a laden stretcher was Just being wheeled out of the kitchen as they arrived Amasa Dewain heavy ponderous silent stood in the lighteddoorway They approached the stretcher and Cumberland said to the undertaker: “Will let this man see him!” A sheet was turned back an electric torch threw Its beam on the dead man’s white face Tope and Adam thrust Kell forward “Look at him KelL” Tope directed And Kell— though they could feel the muscles in Ms arms contract-loosteadily enough upon" the dead man “That Mr Ledforge?” Tope demanded Kell shook his head In the waiting silence his hoarse tones were Of “Sorry Kell the law Jn Ihlg “Mrs “She bat I am acting for natter” Kell?’ went to Boston to see her cousin” and he went on Tope nodded sistently: “You used to work for Mr How did you happen to Ledforge leave him?” “Mr Holdom wanted me” Kell approve of the “Did Mrs clear “No sir” he said sullenly When Will Banion heard Tope speak Ledforge's name he pressed nearer incredulous astonished Hs change?” “Yes sir She didn’t like my workcried: ing for Ledforge" “Ledforge? The Utilities man?” “Did you? Was he a good boss?” Mat Cumberland started to speak “You could never tell about him' but Tope Interrupted him “You’re almost abstractedly Kell explained Will Banion?" he asked crisply “One day he might be as friendly “Yes” as you could ask and the next day “Well I want you to forget what he might not speak to you at all you’ve heard" Tope sternly directYou wouldn’t know him for the ed “This isn't Ledforge You heard sir same man” Kell say so Now get along to town Tope stared at the big man for a Doctor Medford here?” He’s gone ahead going to meet long time Then he asked casually: Mr Holdom treat you all right did me at my place” Banion said meekhe?” ly and turned to his task When “Yes sir!” The big man was at the ambulance was gone Tope spoke ease now quite off guard to Cumberland “Heard from young "Then Dane?” he asked And Tope asked sharply: awhile ago Yes he telephoned why did you hit him over the head that Holdom can make the trip toand leave him beside the road down near Hartford Saturday morning morrow They’ll be here by noon” with a fractured skull?" uncbnscious Tope nodded and he spoke to "You’ll want to lock Kell swayed where he stood and Cumberland white Kell up of course cheeks drained his ruddy Drop Mrs Tope and me at the M1Q and then you did you?" Tope Insisted “Why can take him along to town” Why Kell?" Back at the MiQ they found Ned There had been no warning in his manner nothing to stiffen Kell to Quill talking at the door with Bee The trooper reported to And the man stamDewain resistance mered now: Tope: “Well sir I’ve been up at "He told me to sir! Made me!" the quarry Got some wreckers on whistled admission the this They say they can get the Job Adam at and grinned with de- car out of there tomorrow morning” soundlessly Tope nodded and he said: “Quill light at Tope’s shrewd guess so confirmed this man is KeU Holdom’s chaucredibly ffeur” Nonsense!” Tope said curtly ‘Sure I know him” Ned agreed “You mean to say he told you to 'We caught him In Faraway kill him?” awhile ago" Tope explained "He “No sir Just to hit him” Kell “Hit him almost pleadingly probably came in the limousine left urged See He told me to it around near here somewhere over the head if you can find it” hit him and leave him” “OKI" QuiU assented and Tope He stopped suddenly The District Attorney suggested And “Go on! Go on!” prompted: “You know regretfully: Tope said almost when Kell was silent If this had been Ledforge we harshly: “Come Kell! You hit Mr Tope could find plenty of people around he told you to Holdom because that might have had a grudge What’s the rest of it?" him Most of us put money But Kell a new strength in him against securities Amasa Dewain now put on a mask of courtesy of into his for one" surprise incredulous Whoever kUled this man It “I don’t know “1 sir?" he said Mr Holdom wasn’t anyone around here Mat” sir what you mean Tope said shortly Not badly I hope sir?” hurt? “How do you know?” Tope grinned- and he looked at "Because some one from optslde "This man's too much Adam Bruce I told you Is checking up on It said he “I Adam” me guess for men here Moriday there were two he could help us if he wanted to trying to trace the I Judge he doesn't know that Mrs loci! Besl and They alipped away week end— Kell really spent arly Td like to talk to them but “Keep your Kell said furiously: there a no telling where they arenowl” tongues off bier!" Dewsin said triumphantly: Bee on him Having Tope "whirled there la Inspector! yes Oh goaded Kell to anger he was about here— came back few but he saw They’re to press hs advantageminutes go Mra Priddy's giving' In Kell’s eyes an inrere fury which them supper right nowf ' fear that I v checked him r p rPlUC nr fv iv rlminfH him lt nlit learn a little as the years pass by Not much Just a little of the few things I’ve learned season meaning 1945 la that the word "greatest” doesn’t In belong sport There is no such word There never was and never will be a "greatest" football or baseball team — s “greatest" golfer or "greatest” pitcher or ’’greatest’’ anything The word is simply too big fer the human race to handle The word is different Even the word' "good” “great" in sport has been overused Look over the list — Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth in baseball— Jim Thorpe Pudge Heffelfinger Bronko Nagur-skRed Grange and 20 others in football Among the pitchers —Cy Young on Johnson Mathewson Alexander and on Among the golfers — Bobby Jone-Walter Hagen Byron Nelson Harry Vardon or boxers— Among the fighters Louis I can give Jeffries Dempsey you 10 more Among the greatest college foot ball teams — Army 1945 Notre Dame 1943 Notre Dame 1930 Mnv omi A1 Southern California Pittsburgh abama 1935 Michigan and Yale m the'old days All good maybe great But none of them the greatest Baseball teams — The Cubs of 190'i Th 1910 the Athletics of Yankees at various stages All good— few great—none YOU One this iWholsFoothalV S Greatest? jg doc Blanchard greater thrr not Bronko Nagurski? Certainly In fact Minnesota and Not yet Michigan camp followers will tell Bill that fast Daly is you a greater offensive back than either or Blanchard And they Nagurski I can name you can be right more than a few backs that mignt a to team Hun be more valuable either Nagurski or Blanchard The greatest passer or the greatest pass receiver? Sammy Baugh or Don Hutson Maybe But Greasy Neale says he would rather have Sid Luckman than Baugh and Hutis son combined Greasy Maybe wrong Maybe he isn't Who is doing to know? 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