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middle-aged by hla family to celebrate hie son JIMMY’S 27th birthday, Ie found vdead by the pqlice in a cheap hot- ,el. The room ls filled with gas. liThere is a welt on the back of his",

-_t_| The only clevve are a women's Ga]. handkerchief and the etub oi a Par-

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1st Snowmant Goin’ to the balli: 2nd Snowman: What bail? 1st Snowman: The snowball, oi

FOGARTV PICK ED UP course!

ED, "IT'S MYqTICKET,

night he and Mooney lay a trap for FOGARTY.. They follow him to his hotel room.‘

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"Conic." a deep ‘bass voice spoke from the room. i

Mooney tilrned the knob anti slipped quietly into the room with Rand at his heels. They closed the door behind them and stood facing Fogarty. '

lie was sitting on the bed, teat"- illg n letter from its envelope, and did not look up at once, obviously thinking a bell boy had come.

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THE YELLOW STUB ANt ALL RIGHT"

of the boys. Club.

y_otl'.'" _ Fogurty was sweating. He mop-i ped his forehead with a ltuge hand- kercltiel’. heated.

In

tntll nine in the morning.

ill the phone book for the Horse-- shoe Club and give them a ring. Who was with you?“ Fﬂsarty.

He extracted "- kl} . . stub from his wallet and tosseditty 800d BMW. B0 U197 d-—~it mue- cn the chair in front of Fogarty. "See if you recognise IL"

Jimmy watched the big man in- tently as he picked up the yellow ticket stub and examined it. God!" Fogarty exclaimed,

in just that. fleeting ‘instant Jim- my told him-self that his search to know her when she was w“ to g0 hgyolld Fogm-ty, This lug in a cabaret in town here, man, he decided, was not the mur- knew site was down on her I . . derer of his father. Alma Blgqulere, equal; 3, Albert Elsie Blanchard; 3. Corlne Doucet. .--"""""‘Y'l ""°" JANET- 5N3“

Ilotcl ‘in Grafton Tueeda

“Tuesday night," he re- I guess. "I know," he exclaimed. his eyes lighting. "Tuesday night I was out playing poker with some wasn't when I the Horseshoe Mottdny."

The game didn't break up

he asked

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boards In the lobby.

"By go to the show.

Olga Maynard's her name.

a I'm-

lcal comedy. It was a sell out. “Well, I came back to the hotel w lwll fer I and turned up-~l'll tell you latetr—, that made it lmpoeelbie for me- to: _ I was thinking‘ "it's my of turning in the ticket to~ the hot- el porter when I met this woman. I sot. slug--

anything to you about golngiw of town?"

Fogsrty did not answer. He Ill staring out of UIO'WIIMOII. his

brows kuitiin s frown.

snapped Mooney- [of the woods yet yourself."

“Come on, out with it. roni-tyl"!

she did," he said.

m‘). (To Be Continued) —<0->——i-

Beauty and the Beast

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uck- But undoubt- she'd lost a couple of carehareti

Jobs for some reason or other-

held ont .

and the tions, I guess. Cnnfleld the ticket.

D EXAMIN- ED IT. "BV GODi" HE EXOLAIM

“I've been out

couple of ‘parties. Not very

talked with

Istop the can't hold a job? You say lied to get something io eat and say she is a good singer." then came back here attd went to "I don't know. Mooney. Maybe ‘betif’ ' they got something on her. livlaybe "We'll check that story right It's just tough breaks. I don't now." said Mooney. “Rand, look know."

is she a gold. digger?"

Aiuytltrrd ivoman?" asked Mooneyi with her on u,

I met her in a calbaret."

"Where is she working now?" ‘lShe isn't working. At. least she

“What's the matter with her that

"is she crooked?" asked Mooney. “You know what I mean, Fogarty.

and I asked her if she could, use] _ “Sun; it's the ticket. _ your ticket, Fogatty. And henesi "She's a good singer herself, and That ticket was nuts about the stage....Got ambi- Anyway. ‘she -took That's the last I saw y night. of her-and of the ticket, too, un- Fogarty, yott weren't in your mom til you showed it to me." here Tuesday night. Where were “How well do you know this

well.

her

"i can't tell you that either. Per- iﬂth: 2 "Oiﬂei" 3'3“ Cm" "f" The utter silence in the wont "Tell him to ask rot‘ Alec Blaine. sonally, ‘I'd always thought she to freshen April 5th; 1 Ayrshire Illﬂlig him titrn his ltead. He saw lMooney ﬂooded u) Jimmy_ who was a pretty Squaw shooter‘ B," grade Cow, due to freshen May 13th Mooney and Jimmy. The letter was at the phom,’ she "ﬁght have gm mhmd up m 1 AYPIIII" [I'll-k WWt dl" *0 "'95P" dropped from his grasp. He ilmlb Jfinmy had zot his number. "I'd some kind of a scrape or other. on May 20th: 2 Mllsh Qvwl Mt "I ed to. his leer. “Wlm the hell are like to speak to tMr. Alec Blaine, I'd be willing to lbank cu hei- my- calf: 1 Fat Gvw; 1 Half". 15 mug "He eaid life without me wﬂuld yeti.’ he demanded. I please. it he's there." Returned to Self." old; 1 Sow due April 41h; 6 Fa" be impossible." Si! ‘IIOWII. Fqlllfly/ M00118)’ Mooney. "He's there. They're Fogarty pulled a little black Pig; Also 1 Driving Mare, 8 year! "And he could easily find w strorle_ into the huddle of the roottt ringing his room/t laalher book from his Docket He old; 1 General Purpose Mare; 100 from your former husband what it vﬂ-Htl displayed his badge. "No- “Hem let me m", w Mm;- mumbed m, pages and men he“; bus. Red Potatoes, 5O bus. mixed would be with you."

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“-I'm not through yet," continued | waizulgfgEs Mooney. "in the roont where the i Montroya. I _ . I ' I _ _ H March 1 I crime was committed they found a

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{body's going to start any rough stuff as long as you behave yollr- We want to ask you a few

self. tiuestions."

turned several shades redder. "All right." answered Moons "but wait till I get through. you ever hear of Mr. watching Fogarty closely, " Never heard of him." "Henry Rand of Grafton?" sued Mooney. his eyes still on th

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"WIIBUS the game?" ‘he nngerlly.

"You'll have to come closer than phat."

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In the first place, Mr. Fogarty, tifil

Henry 5t Rand?" The little detective was g

"Just this, IMI‘. Fogarty. A man by the name of Henry Rand~thls a ntanis father here," indicating Jim- lmy-"was killed in h mm Ii] om. [ton last. Wednesday. The room

Jonee of New York. That man by r Rand Four” turned to

MOON)’ nicked up the receiver. "Hello. Hello-Mr. Blaine? This lo Phil Mooney talking-a friend Tom Fogartyti. Tour's in a little trouble. I want to know from you when was the last time you saw him. you did, eh? When did the game break up?...What. am I tirivln’ at? you."

‘He hung up the receiver.

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more checking than. that. GIIDPOBG

t‘ There was a knock at the door Tome." railed Fcgarty.

parted.

n-nyway?" "ﬁvlooney." answered the ldctec- llve- "Ne. Id0I'l't d‘l'ink.”

Jimmy, with a gesture hands towards the bottle. "No thanks not Just now." Fﬂgarty poured himself n stiff tlrlnk, mixing it with ginger ale iind ice. "Mooney." lie said, "i can't tell you how that ticket got in the room, because I didn't go to the theater that night. It might sound l.ke a funny alibi to you. I swear I

of the

"Mooney. ‘I gave that ticket to a woman."

To Jimmy. who was listening in-

it open to the detective.

"Here's the phone number and her address." he said. He shifted uncomfortably on the bed. Mooney turned ‘to Jimmy. “We'll get a cab and go down there, Rand. We won't call her up." He picked

Ask Tom, he'll tell

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