“Alias Jimmy Valentine
Novelized by
FREDERICK R.
too M bs
From the Great
Play
by PAUL
ARMSTRONG
JT?''<Y
VALENTINE. WARDEN HANDLER AND ROfE LANE
■ No —i H-tsry
slimitiatieeiisly
"I Im id tbni honored position now,"
ri'-'lll.ed Mr* Moor*. "but a«r* yuu
.............. sriMItl JIMUV UtkVftn
*
t I • « •■«•pl It we would pay a
»• «i--
We agree that your knowl
edge of the th*” —
I'l i- bi-lde.” suggested Valentin*.
T.vmily would be a great help to
U» "
•*l aiutiti*«».”
"Then you accept. Mr Valentin*?**
“No. Indies," de< Islvely.
“You rc'use th* fswltlon?“
“Yes. ladle«
In fact. I decline all
your position* "
I’ho tint* of Hop* representatives
rv>«e nini as««itn*tl expressions <»f ex
treni* lud Ignat Ion at the unexpected
repula* and refusal of their well
uii-aut btit Ill advised offer*,
“Ingratitud*?" they exclaimed,
V alentin*, who bad deprecatevi their
alitine «•« tie« ause of their evident mis
trust of him In spit* of bls |iard«in. as
shown In th* natur* of the |«>sltlona
th«-y had offered bini, resoli nd
a
fours* of action that would, he
thought. dlapvta* of them and at th*
same llm* afford blm ■ long craved
amuse meni
"No. pleas* do hot
protested el.itwirately. ’
fu»* the jwailtloas you
lx-
cause I fear th* world
derstand “
“U lint do you mean?” ink ill on* of
th* ladle«.
"Ob. you •**." went on Valentin*
whims!, ally. "If I accepted help from
you ladles tb* world uigbt *ay that
you *r—yuu wer* In loti witb ili*'”
Obliti*" ej«'ulntisl Ih* a«t«>nl»b<d
Indica.
"Mt th* World aay wl»at II dare*”
pf»s èihot-d Ih* fwdattiii- ¡¡ili* kit»
Muore lifting ber « blu definnily
“And so g<«»dby, my d«-ar ladies ”
sald Vnletitln». b«>wlng almo«! to thè
fioor
Wltb anger In thclr ginn« * nn<l tbelr
w ilk. china ami no«** |»'lutlng alinosi
fovvard th* celitng. ih* two n.i-mle-rs
<>f th* Hat* «>f ll«>t>* »■• l*ly »talk««!
out of th* li tei jiarlor
Jlminy Valentin* clim-klìng In hls
tmuseinent. «ank luto a « halr t<> a w att
thè return of MI« « latn* nnd h< r fatber
Miss luto* Ito»* lume th* giti «ho
lini! salisi hlm fr«.tn th* In rror» of
tlmt 'ìilt of ten" ai Ring King. Ilo»
t.eniltlful sh* iva» he murniurnl
Kb*
tiad u bear*
Atei »b* « stivi aom*thing
•or No 1241: that w as apPurent Just
Imo mueh did st>* < are? Ju-i vi h.vt dld
tu- cure' If a man llv«l airalght ti*
• tight In dine win su« !i a girl f««r li!»
Iota n
Yes; tbat wus llf* And Jlmmy
Valentin* tiow liuti III» chance lo ' g«<
-trnight. b* rea soli«! Mratiger thlngs
! limi l.nppene I
Th* gliI II il rev*aled
slready tiad «he nut. tbat «he knew a
prloou m-nieni'* couhl n-'t kilt thè g'«sl
iti a tnan If a single grrtn of It yet
tnevred In blm? Th* uh! llf* w ns tie
liltiil blm uo*. The future C .earned
Never
brighi and I mi koned hlm on
.igniti woiild he—
“Jlmmy' Jlmmy1“ A barali n hi«|x>r
hls»«l Ita wny Into h!» eira
Jlmmy Valentin* start«! up !»
I' itnnr* Thnf volew. ttiai wlilaper* e.
sd not besed 1« »In«-» thè mgbt tli*
i >i«.ivl "tiulls" ball brokeu Up thai
u'iilgl't «uqirl»* party in Ita* vault»
of toe lìftli National batik
Har djy tiri lei lug Iti» ear». bnrdly
durlng to inni, yet li* dld turo, alili tic
aaw. « roti« hlng hulf Iteliind cu* of thè
the
risi velie! («ortleres «if «»Ite of tbe hotel
Itili
purlcr *ntran>-«-s. thè figure of Red
fnc«- and th* brick red halr of
Flatiugnn. hi» old tini* coworker
CHAPTER VII
IMMI \ UJlM'IVi: Slowly
cuv *r*d from th* sti«» k II* n
pertemed at tn-holillng l>*f«-r*
hint th* man who had in th*
old days lawn bls accomplice In many
questionab1* adventures
N«e. Ii* lir.<l
con. l<nl«.«l w rongly
No; he was not
yet free from all the assoclathms of
th* years jm»t those yt.-ira which be
was endeavoring to forget
"Hello. It«!.” he ■ finally add rowed
Flanugnn
"fame out from behind
the curtain
Th* roast I* dear for
I was here?"
you (low dl<! you know
I
"Ob. leave It to
Red cam* forth
tn*. Jimmy, to keep track of nn old
pal.”
He belìi out h!« hand, which
Valentin* listlessly ah«>k
It«) could not understand hl« for
mer companion'« lndlff*rv*nt manner
“What's wrongT' be asked
“Nothing “
“Aw. cut It out Somethin's got you
guessin', an' •<« don't try to kivi m* “
The r*l*«««1 convict look«! m«!l
tatlvely at It«! Then h* «i»k*.
“Red. did you ever do a bit?*"
"Sure—Joliet.”
"And you have been In on* of those
rotten tulle« and «till tlilnk II a a go««!
game?”
“Tou've
weaken'd eb?"
sneered
Red
“I've turned stjnaru.'
“You re rrnxy *
“No It's only th* man who tblnks
h* can I«**! the law who's crasy." said
Valent Io*
'Y ud a «mi out If It hadn't been
for tbat Cotton wtm t»l*w on you tie-
mu»* you lira! him out of a dam*“
t alentili* turned am) dull h«) blm
I
•*
"You rat. don't you ever «peak of
her again or I'll murder you"
II*
threw R««d rougtiiy away from hint
• 'No«'- g-t out of her* aud forget
you know m* “
“<;« m «| riod Jimmy
eiclatmed tb*
oilier
•) wouldn't <oiy anythin* to
Why I’d do any
buri y«Hir f«*i1n»r»
thing for yon I'd a done your bit If I
coni«! bave
Why. l «I go to b—I for
you “
“Will you turn
Timi • all I want of you now
l-et'»
you ami I «n«n non ami from this
minuti on go ».juarr If w* »tars* In
lb* streets
Will you do Ibat. Red*
Valentin* apvili* In Ititeli»* enme«t
U*«i
Ited h«*sltnt<sl
s’ake and I'll go
I)
Valentin* appreciated th* etinmeter
Isti* itnw lillagt»e«ss of Itisi to leal* bl»
tlfeiotig viMiition that or rifling stroug
t-*v«-' nn«l »afea di-em«l t»y their min
Ur* aud tnirgl.«'
ufacturv-rs to tie
proof“ True, tbe fla ai*« w er* som«
times foli«! by tb* thickness*« of fuel
:;1 . . ! .;.. .
1. b ut rarely mid iii-'i
Ftnimgnn l*-en fol .«I by mere inc
*«
mat* i
united by No Ilf»'«
d«"d. «
*
tli* mi
■ >|«eU'-d safe« »•« ely • •
•crilieil
totlcb
V «tentine Ml«“,
t * M*
tb* hold that lb* unlawful life o
bad followed Invariably sen-u re«l
•Ii Its lot rii-« i aud be «as not am
firl--«-i| sLii !l*d I bi—ltal«-«! to leave II
for 111* dubious i r> war«!» of "gm if
•irnlcht.**
“No." anas «-red Valentine, "nothin.:
for m* lm i w«>rk frota now ou work
mulinai im
isi««r
I hx «'
holiest work hard manual
l a* quit th* wld gau,* to
ry
ki1*}«. It«!
Itici piniuiy nonplused at this reto
utlo ry « kang* of nearl In bls for
mer pal.
JiH*! apeeelileaa for a mo
<i.*:ii Jlmioy Valeutlm- th* t*-»t man
In th* com.try In bls tin*, bud *turn«i
««pi.in-
Verelfu. aliits!
Was I lie
world com! ii to an end? At last be
n-i-oie»«t tils aluiiiy to talk
ii* bad uu lU'plrnllon Hist
tlioiight .ii.ti! win Valentin* over
ungili make him route to Illa »ensea
What about tbe copjiem r suggest
«I Iteti
\t* you dippy euoiigb ti»
think they d let you turn s<piar*T*
Ye* Why m«l t‘ retoriml Valentin*
tike a flash
' U lint have they got to
do With bonest iii » ii ?‘
Again «lui limi hud cans* to actually
doubt tli* ».mil) of tils i-v eoiitedernl*
for her* he was overlooking entirely
In his cilildlab roMMiultig the remora*
I*««, dismal certainty that ibe det«1
tlvt-s would tore* him Io (leuctl on
Ills old fiala or any one els* In the un
d*rworld of w tmlii. tie could obtain in
formation deslrvM by tin- police
In
allori, inleulltie hud overlooked tbe
Sloot pigeon gam*.
Ito- ili-.palr tf
•Very ervok w Im bul ever trttrd to "go
atrnight '
"Aw doa t l'd yourself." warned
Hi-») ’“I he copper II let you t>e square
If y U re ■ «bell (ligniti. If you lip off
ol.| (ml»
No other way."
Ab'iird* lluw. for Instance, could
f . y i!
. •"
Vbsurd. eh?
u hat about Kid
Steele? lie turned square, but be
wouldn't s«iueul. and J«ib after Job I bey
threw him out of till tie was hungry
ii tin- si reel
Thru a «ipfier offeml
io sink* blm to a feed If he'd turn
up' an o,.| |iy|
And he murdered tb*
■ on th* :" t. and now h<-s doing
llf*
Turn a.|uare eh? That means
be a atool or n bum In our gam».“
Red mis«! hla hands pmteatlngly
nd turn«! bls face away from V'aleu
tin*
“Rent the enjipers," Insislm) th* oth
*r "<;«•! nw.vy where they can't find
yon W* can do that "
"Tso. w* can“ Rd again faced
friend "W by. iHiyi* la Iti to«n to
juu now."
"Itoyle b*r*T* In alarm
i "V *»
I t»*t him w lien he got off
I th* Tattler' Ile s going to give you
«our orders, and you'll bare to do as
be tells you If you turn a,|Unr*
II*
knows y«u tn-.it It lie was laying for
A'ery when he cam* out aud told
blm to report one* • month.
And
what nt out A«*ry? You sent him to
me. and we've twq at work on some
kilns "
"Where la Avery?“ asked Valentine
Quickly
“Want to see blm?"
"Yes. I can explain better" Vs ten
tine cro»s*d th* parlor anil peered
through th* portl*r*s
Itiw! went to the opposite doorway
snd softly called. “Oh Bill!”
Avery, dressed In a roughly cut
ready ma«!* suit of cloth*« and look
Ing In much I letter health than be did
•n Hi* <|.ii he d*t!«l l>etectlv* Doyle
and finished hl« term In «Ing Sing,
ram* skiwly Into the hotel parlor
•Tlello,
Bill?
Yott'r*
taking
■han«-*." greeted Valentin*, "and you
• nr. tflft RM."
(To b* Continued)
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Lar.d For Salo
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II* «as th* first to att*n>pt a logical
aolutloo of material phenomena with
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Reversing th* Saasena
When little Tommy Know went to
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tea« ber to tell her ibat another new
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you uow’"
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my
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