12 Capital Journal, Salem .Oregon, Thursday, Feb. 21, 1046
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( Start of today
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Chapter 7
Five o'clock came speedily
and Rwsh silently dressed and
as silently opened the door to
the bedroom, opened Hope's
purse and took out a hotel key
bearing the number 1001 and
the tag of the Royal Hotel.
Fifteen minutes later he
walked through the lobby and
took the elevator to the tenth
floor. He placed his ear briefly
against the door of 1001, then
inserted the key in the lock,
turning it with quiet care. With
an entire lack of waste motion
Rush gave the apartment a
thorough going over. What few
clothes hung in a closet or rested
in the drawers bore no labels.
It was a complete lack of iden
tification that was a sort of iden
tification in itself. He stood in
the middle of the room with his
back to the door thinking.
"There must be something I
can do for you." The voice
caught Rush in mid-thought and
he started to turn. The voice
stopped him. "No, don't turn
yet. First, raise your hands just
above your head, palms out,
then turn slowly." Rush turned
slowly and found a chubby,
smiling man of about 50 framed
In the doorway, a businesslike
flat automatic held loosely in
his fat fingers. "Tell me about
you," he said.
"Put up the gun and we'll
talk," Rush said.
"No," the fat man said.
Rush recognized the tone.
"Okay," he said, "I'm a private
detective. I've been hired to pro
tect a girl. This is her room and
I'm giving it the once over. I
like to know where I stand."
"Quite right. What are you
protecting this girl from?"
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from her step-
'She says
father."
"I see."
"And you?" Rush asked.
"I am the stepfather." He
chuckled amiably. "What am I
supposed to be doing that she
needs proleclion?"
"Trying to marry her."
"So." The man seemed to
meditate. "Maybe we'd better
talk." He put the gun in a side
pocket and nodded at Rush to
follow him. "Come into my
apartment. It's just next door."
"I might as well introduce
myself," he said. "I am George
O'Hara. Hope, as she told you,
is my adopted daughter. There,
however, the truth of her story
ends."
"Yes?" Rush said.
"By the way, where is Hope? '
"She's at my apartment. You
can phone her there." Rush
gave him the number and leaned
back as O'Hara called it.
"Hello, my dear. I am just
making the acquaintance of a
friend of yours. Yes, yes, Hope.
Just what arrangements have
you made with Mr. Henry?" He
listened again, then spoke
brief commatid to return to the
hotel, and hung up.
"You will give me the thouS'
and dollars my daughter gave
you yesterday, Mr. Henry."
"No," Rush said.
"I think you will, Mr. Henry.
My daughter stole if first from
me."
"No," Rush said.
"I'm afraid I'll have to search
you. Mr. Henry."
"Sit down, O'Hara," Rush
said,, and the note of command
in his voice hailed O'Hara at the
corner of the desk. "I'm tired of
being bluffed. You've got no
getting away with it than the
man in the moon. And besides,
I have a faint suspicion that
you want as little to do with the
police as you possibly can. What,
Mr. O'Hara, is your racket?"
With an effort O'Hara relaxed
and a smile wreathed his chub
by features. "You do know -your
way about, Mr. Henry. Perhaps
I can use you. Keep the thous
and dollars and listen to a
story.
'You have been misled from
the very first, Mr. Henry. My
name is not O'Hara, nor is
Hope my daughter. My name
is Jago, Bernard Jago. Hope's
name is O'Hara, however. Now.
Mr. Henry, this affair is some
thing more than a tawdry, evil
stepfather drama. Big things are
concerned and I think you can
help us out quite a little."
"How?" Rush asked.
"Several months ago a man
approached me in San Francis
co. He told me that he had com
pleted plans for a new repeat
ing rifle operated with com
pressed air. For a 50 percent in
terest in the gun I advanced
him two thousand dollars. He
was to deliver the plans to me
and I was to market them.,
"Two months went by and I
heard nothing. Finally, I made
a trip to his laboratory and
found the place empty. My bird
had flown with a friend of his.
You can imagine my feelings."
A very nice story," said Rush.
"But where do I fit in?"
"I'm coming to that. We
traced the inventor to Chicago.
We've lost him somewhere in
your city, but we did find a trace
of the friend yesterday morning.
Then we lost him again, perm
anently this time, I'm afraid."
"You'll have to explain that,"
Rush said.
"Quite simple, and by the
way, this is where you come in.
The friend was found stabbed
to death in the alley by your
office building late yesterday
afternoon."
"I still don't see," Rush said.
"Where. you come in? Elemen
tary, Mr. Henry. We know that
young Germaine called at your
office yesterday afternoon short
ly before he was killed. It
seemed likely that he mentioned
his business to you."
"No," Rush said, "No, as a
matter of fact, he didn't. He
merely asked me for protection.
I turned him down. It seems I
made a mistake."
Jago digested that. "Is there
anything you might tell me that
could help me in my search?"
Rush thought a moment.
"Only one thing occurs to me.
Just after the murder I was fol
lowed from the alley by a very
unusual man."
"Describe him, please." Ja
go's voice trembled down deep.
"He was tall and dark, very
thin, he wore dark clothes and
a dark string tie. His voice
seemed to come from his boot
tops."
Jago swallowed and Rush
would have sworn that the look
that came over his face was fear.
"That, Mr. Henry, was Olho
Brin, the inventor I spoke of."
(To be continued)
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Teague Sentenced;
Given Probation
Dallas Kenneth L. Teague,
pleading guilty before Judge
Arlie G. Walker in circuit court
Monday tp a charge of obtain
ing money under false pre
tenses, was sentenced to serve
one year in the county jail and
placed on probation for the
period on condition that he
make good certain checks passed
by him in Polk county.
The charge of forgery, to
which Teague pleaded innocent
before Judge Walker last week,
was withdrawn and the infor-
mation charging him with oo-lj
taining money under false pre
lenses filed by R. S. Kreason,
district attorney. Teague was
represented in court Monday by
C. L. Marsters, attorney, ap
pointed by Judge Walker.
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was issued in Latin translated
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Routine Report
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