12 Capita Journal, Salem, Ore., Saturday, January 28, 1950
A Man Is Missing
By ERLE STANLEY GARDNER
(Creator 01 Vat famous fictional detective. Perry Mason)
THE WORT THDS TAB: Sheriff Bill
Catlln and Hank Lucas, a dude wrang
ler, are asked to help locate an amnesia
victim. Prank Adrian. The only clue Is a
picture postcard Adrian sent to a wiie,
Cnrllxj. ahowin. him In front of a moun
tain cabin. Lucas auldes Corliss and James
DeWltt, a city detective, to trie caoin. in
It they find bloodstains and a letter in
which Adrian expressed fear of his part
ner, Harry Benton, whose sister, Marlon
Chandler Benton, a phototrapher, wes a
member of the party which located the
oabln. A body burled near the cabin Is
Identified by Corliss as that of her hus
band. DeWitt demanda the arrest of
Marlon as an accomplice in the mur
der, and the apprehension of her broth.
. Sheriff Catlln Questions the slrl about
Her brother.
MOW OO ON WITH THI STORY:
(Installment fill)
The sheriff turned to Marion
Benton. "Your brother done quite
a lot or camping ana packing!"
"A lot."
"Lived In the hilU a good part
of his iue7"
"Yes."
The sheriff turned back to Dewitt
"Now, then, Hank tells me," he said,
"that when you found the cabin
there was a shovel on the Inside
of the cabin bv the stove, some blood
spots on one of the walls, but no
other blood spots anywhere. There
were dishes in the little cupboard,
dishes that had been washed and
put away. There wasn't any fire
wood or kindling Inside the cabin."
Dewitt nodded, then said some
what Impatiently. "I've gone all
over that before."
"That's right. But at couple of
things you've sort of overlooked.
Take that photographic post card
lor Instance."
"What about It?"
"They're pretty short shadows,"
Oatlln said. "The Dicture must have
been taken right at noon, but, even
so, shadows don't get that short
up here In Idaho except right dur
ing the summer months. Now, Tom
Morton, the photographer who
printed that picture, put It on pa
per that he says must have been
used up by the last part of July.
ine snaaows say 11 was iuiy. me
post card says it was October. How
you going to reconcile the shadows
and "
Dewitt laughed. "I'm not even
going to try. Frank Adrian didn't
disappear until September."
Bill Oatlln nodded and went on
calmly. "And this here picture was
taken with a folding camera that
nas a iiuie iignt leak in the bel
lows. Now, I know I'm Just sort of
boring you, but there's one more
thing you'd ought to consider. Re
member when that pack horse show
ed up, his back had been rubbed
raw and then healed over?"
Dewitt said. "For heaven's sake.
Lre you crazy? I don't care about
the pack horse."
"Well, now," the sheriff went on,
"you'd ought to know the moun
tains, if you're going to work In
'em When you're packing Just one
horse, and when you're leading him
on foot, a man that knew anything
about packing wouldn't get a sore
back on his pack horse
"Now, another thing. The mur
derer tried to leave the cabin so
that anybody that happened to
stumble onto It wouldn't think there
was anything wrong. Everything
would seem tn he nil ntr.it nnH Rhir
shape, Just the way the trappers
would have left it at the close of
the winter season.
"But up here In this country we
nave a custom cnais an unwrit
ten law. When a man leaves a
cabin, he always leaves dry stove
wood and kindling in by the stove.
Now. I don't want to bore you by
telling you all these local cus
toms, but this one In particular is
pretty rigidly enforced. Now do
you get it?"
"Get what?" Dewitt asked.
"There were two men in that
eabin. One of them was a tender
foot, a city dude. The other was a
woodsman, one of them killed the
other and pulled out. Whoever It
was that slicked the cabin up and
washed the dishes and made it
look as though everything was the
way two trappers had left It, cer
tainly wasn't the murdered man;
It was the guy who did the killing."
"Naturally," Dewitt said.
"And," Bill Catlln pointed out,
"In this case, the man who did that
was the tenderfoot." '
The idea hit Dewitt suddenlv and
hard. "But look here," he snld. "His
wife Identified the body. There was
a ring on "
"Sure, sure, she Identified the
body,'" Catlln said. "Naturally, the
murderer saw to It that ne riirht
ring was there to be identified."
Corliss Adrian pushed her chair
back from the table. "Are you."
she demanded angrily, "trying to
iu.iuiuiue mar. i t
"Now. Just take It enxv. mA'nm 1
the sheriff said. "Well. now. when
Hank telephoned me about this here
crime and the tilings he found. I
did a lot of thinking, and then I
got hold of the Judge and got me
bchjcii warrant so i couia search
the bageaee that Mrs. Adrian vni
left there In the hotel. And. sure
enough, there was a S-A folding
camera with a rapid rectilinear lens.
And when we took It Into Tom
Morton's darkroom ana put an elec
tric light bulb Inside the bellows,
you could see that one little pin
hole in the bellows Just as plain
as day. . . .
"You're crazy." Mrs. Adrian said
"You've cot nothing on me. This
is some bucolic travesty of justice."
"I'm airaid we've got, quite a
hit on vou." the sheriff said. "You
and your husband fixed this up
quite a while ago. Both of you
prospected around last summer and
found that cabin. You even took
that picture when you found the
cabin, a month or two before your
husband pulled his disappearing act.
You'd taken out the Insurance poli
cies years ago."
"Walt a minute," Dewitt said. "Let
me handle this, Corliss . . . Sherllf,
your own reasoning defeats Itself,"
now come"
You admit that the man who
left that cabin last tried to fix
it ud so it would look as though
the trappers had moved out for
the winter."
"That's what Hank told me," the
sheriff said.
"Yet Hank also told you that
this note was left In such a promi
nent place that anyone, even a dude,
couldn't have failed to see it."
Well, now," the sheriff said, "Just
put yourself in the shoes of the
murderer. You don't want the body
to be discovered until after it's
pretty hard to make a positive
identification. You've buried the
body in a shallow grave. You want
It to stay there and decompose for
just fjbout so long. Now, men if
It's discovered too soon, you're sunk.
WelL you can figure out what that
means, uewitt.
"What does it mean?"
"It means that the murderer, or
someone that was In cahoots with
him. had to come back to that
cabin and put that note there where
it would be discovered at just about
the right time. Bo when Hank told
me about the note I asked him
about the color of the ink. Seems
like the ink was still sort of blue.
.Now, you take Ink that way and, as
I understand It. there's some sort
of a chemical In It that unites with
oxygen and turns back after it oxi
dizes, ana tnat s what gives you the
permanent color In ink. But until
that chemical has had a chance to
oxidize, they put a blue dye In the
Ink, so you can see what's been
written down. That's why ink will
be sort of blue for a while and
then, after it gets old, it'll turn
turn black. Hank said this looked
pretty new to him.
"Well I had a pretty good descrip
tion of Frank Adrian, thanks to the
stuff my friend. Ed Harvel, had
sent on. So I sort of figured. If he
sneaked into that cabin and put
a note in there, he'd have had to
go in through the ranger station
or down through the Middle Fork.
But It would have been a pretty
hard trip, because he was a tender
foot. However, they're bringing in
a few planes lately, and there's a
forest service emergency landing
field onlv about five miles from the
cabin now.
So I got busy on the telephone
and rang up the cities around that
nave cnartered air service, asking
them about whether thev took a
man of a certain description into
mat tanaing neia wiuun the last
month or so. And. sure enough. I
struck pay dirt."
"What did you find?" Dewitt ask
ed. Interested now despite himself.
"Well," the sheriff said, "a man
chartering an airplane has to give
a lot of information about himself.
Of course, this man was using an
assumed name. He's working In a
garage now. Well, I telephoned
down to my friend, the sheriff,
there, and we picked him up.
"Ana wnen fa picked mm up. X
talked with him over the phone and
told him about how his wife hnd
already collected the insurance
money and run away with a play
boy. That was sort of reading her
mind a little In advance. May have
been sort of a mean trick, but It
worked like a charm. This here
Adrian has a aulck terrmer. and
seems like he really blew up and
started talking last. He'd evident
ly heard something about this play
boy. "So now, Mis. Adrian. I hate to
do It. but I've .lust got to give voti
waging in me jnil. I've sent over
to the hotel and had vour bags
taken over. My gosh!" Bill Catlln
said, nis voice edged with sym
pathy. "Darned if she ain't fainted.
Hank, will you wet a towel over
there at the washstand, and let's
see if we can't snap her out of il?
And there's a bottle of whisky in
uuti locker.
"And I reckon vou can use a drink
too. Miss Benlon. It's too bad
about your brother, but. after all.
it's better that wav than to have
him turn out to be a murderer.
"And now. If you folks feel like
It. we'll get Mrs. Adrian dlsnoseri
of. and then I guess we can have
a lime something to eat."
(Copyright by Krte Stanley Gardner)
(The End)
Miss Cyrus Plans
Consular Career
Sclo June Cyrus, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cyrus,
who was graduated from Sclo
high school and Oregon State
college has left lor Washington,
D.C., to receive special train
ing at the Foreign institute, to
prepare for a position with the
U. S. consular service. Miss Cy
rus has spent the past year as
an employee of the American
President lines in Son Francis
co. Miss Cyrus was on honor
student in both high school and
college.
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