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THE HERMISTON HERALD
Thursday, June 19, 1930
R each M an T hrough E go,
S ays Expert on M atter
The Mazaroff Mystery
By J. S. FLETCB
W. N. O. Service
Illustrations by IRWIN MYERS
MARY ------------H
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GREAT BANQUETS
(©, by Alfred A- Knopf, Inc.)
And I had not watched long before
Parslave came out again, and came my
way, too. H e was carrying a rush
basket, such as servants use when they
go shopping. I sauntered a fte r him
(on the opposite side). H e went to a
grocer's shop; he bought potatoes and
a couple o f fine cauliflowers.
And,
that little domestic mission fulfilled,
he went leisurely back to Doctor Ec
cleshare’s. I pictured him and some
housekeeper woman in there— Par-
slave would doubtless be peeling the
potatoes, like any tame fam ily man,
and exchanging pleasant talk w ith the
female presiding genius— and yonder
In the Northumbrian wilds, three hun
dred miles away, the police were want
ing him . . .
on suspicion o f mur.
der!
I was laughing softly over this when
a hand was laid on my arm. I looked
sharply round— to see Maythorne's
queer clerk, Cottlngley. H e Jerked a
thumb over his le ft shoulder, silently,
and following the gesture I saw, a
few yards away, Sheila, Maythorne,
and a strange man, somebody or other
got up for the part o f the confirmed
loafer, the type that Just hangs about,
and hangs about.
“G uv'norl” said Cottlngley, as I f
Introducing Maythorne. "H ere I”
I went up to Maythorne and Sheila,
Cottlngley a t my heels. The loafer
person made a slinking movement to
T he button bush flowers aren’t ilk»
the big buttona one sees In a work
box.
So, really, there Is no special reasos
w alk straight In i W e'll excuse our
fo r such a name. Each button bush
selves to Miss Apperley afterw ard.”
I did as he hade me. W ithout cere plant has a great, great many flower»
mony as as much as a tap, I opened upon It and each one o f these flow
the door of Miss Apperley’s sitting ers is filled w ith the moat delicious
room, and Maythorne and I entered, honey.
abreast. We plunged Into the middle
There was going to be a banquet
o f things. An acrlmonius debate was that day, and the banquet table was ts
already at Its full h eig ht
Sheila be the bush.
stood, indignant and defiant, by the
I t was being held In the swamp
center table. Mrs. Elphinstone was en where the bush grew. Perhaps you
throned, obviously in a fine temper, could say that the many, many flow
In an elbow chair by the hearth. M r. ers on the button bush looked a little
Elphinstone was perched on the edge b it like very small buttons, but any
o f a chair in another corner, nursing way each o f these flowers was filled
the handle of his umbrella and ap w ith the most delicious honey.
parently as uncomfortable as a nervous
■’Waen is the banquet to begin r
and peaceable man can be.
asked one little flower.
“— not one word, good mother, till
In a very short tim e," said the
you tell me how you came Into pos Button Bush.
session o f that w ill!” Shelia was say
Patience, though, little flowers. Tbs
ing, and saying w ith emphasis, as we guests w ill come soon.”
strode in. “It's up to you to speak
“W ho are the guests to b e t ’ asked
first— you’re . . ."
the flowers.
She broke off there, or, rather, M ay
“A ll the little insects o f the swamp,"
thorne broke things off for her. H e said the Button Bash.
strode forward and took the words out
“Oh, goodie!” they said. ’T t w ill be
o f Sheila's mouth.
a great and magnificent banquet, ■
Your daughter’s in the right, Mrs.
great and gay banquet.”
Elphinstone,” he said In cool, even
And they all looked very happy.
accents. “I t ’s up to you to give ex
A t last the guests began to arrive,
planations. Now, come, Mrs. Elphin
and once they had started to come It
stone— how did you obtain possession
seemed as though they would never
o f Mazaroff's w ill— which Is now safe,
stop.
let me tell you, safe— in M r. Crole’s
O f course, they held banquets every
strong room. Come?”
day in the swamp, and many times a
M r. Elphinstone groaned— wearily.
day, but this was a very special
But Mrs. Elphinstone showed temper
banquet.
ind fight.
One little insect was seated upon
How dare you speak to m e - m e ! —
like that?” she demanded.
“W hat the edge of a tiny button bush flower.
"W ill you tell me a secret?” asked
rig ht—”
M y dear lad y!" in te rru p ter M ay the Insect
“W h at Is it?" asked the flower.
thorne. “Be calm, and don’t be foolish.
“Ah, It ’s a secret you all have; but
T h in k a little . H ere Is a very wealthy
man murdered under most suspicious I f you w ill tell me I w ill promise ts
H e was In the taxicab which he had
kept waiting and was being driven
away before we could say anything.
N ervyn H olt la en gaged by *
We both looked at each other and
man e a lltn r h im self Mazaroff as
laughed.
a tra v elin g com panion.
A fter a
“T hat's good advice o f Maythorne's,
sh ort tour th ey put up a t the
anyhow," I said.
“Let's follow It.
W oodcock Inn on M arrasdale
moor. T hey m eet, ca su a lly , Mrs.
Let's go somewhere where we can talk
E lp h in ston e and S h eila Merchl-
about— ”
son. M asaroff tells H olt they are
“What?" she said as I hesitated.
h is w ife and d a u rh ter and that
his real nam e la M erchlson. That
“Ourselves!” said L
“W e’ve had
night M asaroff fa lls to return to
enough of other people."
the Inn and h is disap p earan ce Is
We had a delightful lunch ’n a de
unexplained.
H olt m eets Shelia
lightful, old-fashioned In n ; we spent
and te lls her of Mazaroff’s d isap
pearance. H olt Is question ed by
the afternoon amongst the autumn-
P olice S ergean t Manners and a
tinted lanes, and . . .
reporter,
Bow nas.
M asarolTs
But that, a fte r all, has nothing to
murdered body Is found. Croie,
do w ith this story, though It has all
M asarolTs law yer, and
May-
thorns, p rivate d etective, arrive.
to do w ith Shelia and myself. A t h alf
V aluable diam onds that Masaroff
past five I took her back to her friend ’s
usually carried are m issin g. A
flat, and then went on to Conduit
gun, sto len from M usgrave, Is
found a t the scen e o f the m ur
street and Maythorne. H e Immediate
der.
E vid en ce a t the Inquest
ly waved a telegram at me.
proves M asaroff w as M erchlson.
“H ere you are. H o lt," he said. “More
H is w ill le a v e s a ll to H o lt H er
developments. A w ire from your man,
man K loop. close friend o t Ma
saroff, Is In London. From him
Webster."
It is learned th at M azaroff pos
There was no great amount of word
sessed tw o rem arkable diamonds,
ing in Webster's telegram, but such
which he had offered tor sa le to
Lord and Lady Loeke.
Loeke
words as were there conveyed a good
sa y s M azaroff hod one o f the
deal of highly Important Information.
sto n es and b is agen t, Arinlntrade,
This is what Webster said:
the other. M iss M erchlson ar
rives a t H olt's room s w ith the
“Courthope, Armlntrade, Eccleshare,
m issin g w ill w hich sh e had sto l
M r. and Mrs. Elphinstone all left here
en from her mother.
fo r Carlisle by eight o'clock train this
morning.”
I handed back the telegram without
CHAPTER VII— Continued
comment.
— 11—
Carlisle, of course, means London,"
"M ervyn l” she whispered.
"Par-
Maythorne said. “The scene of opera
slave! Gone In— th ere!”
tion's shifted, H o lt !— we’ve got some
“Parslave!” I exclaimed. “The man
o f the chief actors close at hand."
missing from Marrasdale?
Impossi
“Mrs. Elphinstone, of course, has
ble !”
come a fte r her daughter,” I suggested.
“I tell yon Parslave has just gone
“And the w ill,” he answered. “O r to
into that shop— the tobacco shop!
find out what her daughter’s done with
Parslave Is In that shop! Com eback!”
the w ill.
W ell— there are two men
“You’re certain?" I said.
circumstances. H e has his w ill in his
we’ll have to have a pretty straight
“Dead
certain 1 Parslave Is In
pocket, w ith other papers, and with
talk w ith tomorrow. We're going to
there I W atch for him— let me stand
valuables, and w ith money. H e Is not
have It out w ith Armlntrade. A fte r
in this shop door.”
that, we’re going to Interview Eccle only murdered, but he Is robbed of
“H e’ll know you?”
everything he has on him. Nothing
share— and Parslave, possibly w ith a
"O f course! I f he comes this way,
can be discovered about his missing
little police assistance, If need be. But
I'll slip Into this shop and buy some
tonight you and I are going to see property. Then a few nights later,
thing— anything. I f he goes the other
Mrs. Elphinstone.
W e know where your daughter accidentally flnds out
— follow. Good Heavens !— what Is be
that the w ill Is In— your hands! W hat
she’s to be found— and we’ll go now
doing here!— in London?”
do you suppose the police authorities
and find her.”
I t was a drapery establishment by
w ill say to that, Mrs. Elphinstone?
"Where?” I asked, wondering I f he
which we were standing, w ith a deep
I ’m asking you.”
had some fu rth er Information.
doorway— Sheila slipped within its
Mrs. Elphinstone looked at him half
"Can you doubt?” he answered with
shelter; I, half-hidden, kept an eye on
wonderingly, as thoroughly obstinate
a laugh. "She’ll be found at Ashing-
the tobacconist's door. And presently
ton mansions— where, I suppose, you’ve and slightly stupid people w ill look at
out came a tall, w iry fellow, obviously
a questioner: I could see quite well
Just le ft her daughter. I want to ask
a countryman, bronzed In cheek and
that she was wondering how he dared
Mrs. Elphinstone a question or two.
n eck; he turned along the pavement,
to be so plaln-spokeu and uncere
And I may as well tell you. H o lt— she
away from us.
monious.
won’t answer ’em! Tonight, at any
Sheila came out of the doorway and
M r. Elphinstone groaned once more
rate."
glanced down the street.
— audibly. “Most distressing!” he mur
"That I quite expect," said I.
Guests Began to Arrive.
"That's Parslave 1“ she said. “But
“Just sol But she'll answer ’em to mured. “Most— unpleasant. Really—
I knew It was. W hat next?"
I—I
think,
M arlon, th a t—e r— you tell only my friends and companions,
"M e rv y n l" She Whiepered. "ParslaveI
morrow— or next day— or the day
“We must follow him," I answered.
know— If I were you— I — I think I the Insects.
Gone In— T h e re l"
a fte r that,” he said, w ith a significant
"No mutter where he goes. I'm going
should say how you got this— er docu
glance. "The thing Is, first, to put
“You don’t mind If we know. W e’re
the rear, and began to study the con
to track him. Look here!— I'll keep a
ment— I should— really.”
them to her."
all such friends.”
little way behind h im ; you keep
tents of a shop window. Maythorne
“Mrs. Elphinstone w ill have to say
W e rode up to Malda Vale and got
W hat secret have we th a t you
little way behind me.”
gave me a glance that meant more
how she got it, and from whom,” ob want to know ?’ asked the little flower.
out of our cab some twenty or thirty
things than I could realize.
So we began our chase o f this man
yards short of Ashlngton mansions. served Maythorne. "T h a t w ill was w ith
Ah, sly one, shy one, you know,"
"Now then, Holt," he snld, plunging
who had disappeared from Blrnslde
Maythorne Immediately nudged my out doubt abstracted— stolen— from Ma- said the Insect
on the night of MazarolTs murder, and
straight Into business, "Miss Merchl-
zarolTs pocket by the man who mur
elbow.
T h e flower moved a little In the
son's given us a description of this
for whom the police had already In
dered him. And, M r. Elphinstone, it breeze. "H ave another good sip of
“ W hat did I tell you?" he said.
stltuted a hue-and-cry.
man Parslave— Just you give us an
is
later
discovered
In
Mrs.
Elphln-
“T hey're here, now !"
honey and I w ill tell you,” said the
other, so that Cottlngley and this other
Parslave went slowly away In front,
stone’s keeping. How came It th e re l” flower.
In front o f the main entrance to the
man of mine w ill know him to the last
and Just as slowly Sheila sauntered
Mrs.
Elphinstone
suddenly
gathered
flats a taxicab stood. And within It
T h a t’s an easy command to obey,"
detail. Here— Johnson 1"
a fte r me In the rear. H e wns an easy
lip her wraps and her umbrella and said the insect
sat a woman—a tall, angular, elderly
man to follow, and It needed little
The loafer Individual slid close to
rose from her chair.
woman, dressed In somewhat rusty
“ W e are very, very shy," said the
watchfulness on my part to see that
us, like a shadow sifted by a moving
“W hat right have you to ask we
black, who stared straight In front of
flower. “Yes, all the flowers on each
he had not the ghost of an Idea that
light, and he kept his eyes on me w ith her until, attracted by our momentary
questions?” she demanded, facing M ay
o f the button bnsh flowers are so shy
he was being followed.
out blinking while I rapidly but
thorne. "You’re not a policeman, as
halt and seeing our eyes turn in her
th a t they want to keep away from
He turned to his right sharply, Into
thoroughly detailed a description of
far
as
I
’m
aware,
and
I
don't
know
direction, she gave us a quick side
people.
Praed street, crossed the roadway,
Parslave.
that you’ve any authority. I am go
glance only to w ithdraw it sharply and
W e have been told we would make
and a little fu rth er along the other
Cottlngley nodded at Maythorne,
to look ahead again, still more stead ing, and whoever wishes to see me lovely garden flowers and that people
side, turned again. Sauntering a fter
nudged the loafer, and they turned
w ill find me at Short's hotel. You’ll
ily. W e passed on and entered the
would adm ire us.
him, at a considerable distance. I saw
away, w ith seeming utter Indifference.
find me there, Sheila— I shall not run
door.
They say we are so fragrant and
him enter the side door of a house— a
Shelia stared a fte r them In obvloua
a
fte
r
you
again.”
“I've seen that woman before, re
sweet and that we are pretty to look
rather bigger, more pretentious house
wonder.
“That's
a
useful
thing
to
know,
Mrs.
marked Maythorne, as we crossed the
at.”
than those that flanked It. Then he
Maythorne laughed and motioned us hall to the elevator.
"A t M arras Elphinstone,” said Maythorne, still
'A ll o f which Is true," said the in
disappeared.
I hastened my steps, toward the end o f Praed street.
pertinacious. “You w ill no doubt be
dale.”
walked sw iftly past the house he had
called upon at Short's. This is a m at sect, making a low bow, and taking
“You two young people can go off
So have L " I answered. “I saw
entered, and on the side door, on
ter of m urder! And whether you like another little sip o f honey.
duty now,” he said. "Parslave Is as her about the Woodcock— In fact, I
“B ut somehow we love the swamps
dirty, uncleaned brass plate rend, to
It
or not, Mrs. Elphinstone— or, as It
safe as I f we'd got him Inside the
took her for the cook. W hat can she
my utter am azem ent:
best. They are so quiet. People don't
should
be,
Merchlson—
I
am
going
to
Jewel case at the Tower I T ake my
be doing— here?”
come to the swamps so much, and we
"Dr. Eccleshare
advice— go somewhere and have the
"Mrs. Elphinstone w ill know," he know who murdered Mazaroff. I f you
know, you're already an accessory are so shy. People are nice, we
Surgery Hours 9:30 to 11 a. m. T to
day to yourselves. Leave all this to
said.
“B ut— I shan’t ask her that,
haven't a doubt, but we like to be off
a fte r the crime.”
8:30 p. m.”
me— the only thing Is that I want you,
now. W ell— what's this Miss Apper-
Mrs. Elphinstone was at the door by ourselves and so we always grow
H o lt, to look In at my office nt six
I hurried back to the top of the
ley's number?" he went on, as we
by this time, and her eyes were as In the swamps where there are no
o'clock sharp this evening.
Now—
street, where Sheila was already
were whirled upwards.
"Twenty-
hard as ever as she swept us all with houses, but where there are lots of
I'm off ! Business !”
hanging about.
seven? B ig ht! Now then. H o lt— we
a h alf contemptuous glance. “Are you Insects.
“Got him?” she asked.
"W e like Insects. They enjoy our de
coming, Malcolm? As fo r you, Sheila,
I touched her arm with one hand,
If you want me again, you’ll have t< licious honey— for we can't help boast
pointing w ith the other to the house
ing a little of onr honey, which every
come to me. Otherwise— "
at the furth er end of the street.
She made a gesture which seemed tin y flower has. and we like to give
“You see that house down there?—
to Indicate that she washed her hands our honey to the Insects.
the one that stands out from the rest?”
In a Down East sardine canning fac
representatives sought a new market,
of her daughter and o f everybody
“W e help them and they help 1
“I see It!"
tory the only thing that la wasted la
the natlvee would have nothing to do present, and without w aiting fo r M r. W e all love each other. T h e Insects
“That's Eccleshare's I Eccleshare’s,
the odor. That may not be a dead
w ith the “little fishes boiled In oil."
Elphinstone, she marched off down the come to us because they hear o f out
do you understand?
Doctor Eccle
loss, fo r there are persons who as
Two hundred free cases were offered
corridor.
rare honey and because we a re 1
share. Eccleshare's— good L ord! And
sert they like the smell of a sardine
I f the prospective customers would
M r. Elphinstone shook his head— fragrant that they are drawn to us.
— Parslave'a In there!"
factory. The scales are sold to the
place a 1.000 case order. A t last the
wearily and despondently. H e looked
“But, little Insects, do not feel sad
Then silence fell upon us. W e stood,
manufacturers of artificial pearl*.
deal was made. The sardines were
round at all o f us as I f he wanted le I f the world doesn’t see us, and tie-
mutually
queetlonlng
eech
other.
The fish meal Is In demand In Ger heaped high on trucks, together w ith
speak, but no words came, and be cause the world can't share w ith you
Sheila spoke first.
many and In this country. The waste
a band of native musicians, taken
presently turned and went a fte r his our fragrance.
“Eccleshare's house!— and Parslave
oil is collected and utilized In the pro from bazaar to bazaar, and sold. Thus
wife. Maythorne closed the door, and
In It? Then here's some devilry at
“W e are shy, we have alwaya been
duction of paints and varnishes.
Introdu<%d, there was no fu rth e r diffi glanced at us.
work.
Mervyn— what's to be done?
shy, and we w ill always be shy.
Even the tin cuttings from the cans
culty in adding Java to the list of sar
“You may think I was too explicit—
O f course, I see how things are. Ec
“But the people In the world outside
are baled and shipped to England for dine consumers.— New York Times.
perhaps b ru tal— w ith Mrs. Elphln
cleshare sent Parslave here— to hide I"
the swamps have many beautiful
reprocessing into new sheets of the
stone,"
he
said,
“but
I
don't
believe
But I had been thinking during that
things to look at and enjoy and we
metal.
any o f you understand. Knowing what w ant to help along the swamps which
moment of silence—thinking fa s t
Early H andkerchiefs
Down East sardines are sent to #5
I
do—
and
Crole,
o
f
course,
knows
tt
“There's only one thing to be done.”
T he white handkerchief was consid now— I cannot keep this Information aren't always so alee.
different countries.
In Java, when
I said. "Look here— you do Just what
And we love to give banquet*. Tee,
ered bad form la ancient Rome. Al
from the police I I t ’s Impossible! We
I tell you. Get a taxicab. Go straight
tittle Insect, the button bnsh and the
though colored cloth squares were
know—the police know— that Mazaroff
to Maythorne's— lOT.b Conduit s tr e e t-
N et Included
Insect fam ily are greet friends when
used for such purposes as headpieces,
was robbed as well as murdered. T hat
got that?—and tell him exactly what's
they meet In a good old o u t-ef-tb »
The librarian had missed some of
neckerchiefs and barber's accessories,
w
ill
was
on
him
I
How
did
Mrs.
happened. Get him to come hack here
way sw am p!"
her regular visitors In the children's
the practice of “mopping" or "blowing"
Elphinstone
get
It?
She
Is
shielding
w ith you, and to bring his clerk, Cot
room. One day a little girl came In
In public was frowned upon by the
somebody.
T
hat's
the
tru
th
!
Now,
tlngley. Meanwhile, I'll keep an eye
who was a cousin to the missing ones.
elite. Commentaries on Roman life
C ontrast
then—who Is It?" Then, without w ait
on Parslave and that bouse. N o w -
On being questioned as to where her
cite the lack of tbs necessity to use
ing fo r any reply o r rem ark, he tapped
M other— Yonr neck la blacker titan
burry !"
cousins bad been so long, she told the
a "nose" handkerchief as a desirable
my shoulder and set off. I lingered a
rual today.
She went off on the Instant, without
librarian they had had the scarlet fe
quality In a fiancee, and, conversely,
moment, to exchange a word o r tw t
U t t le Son— No, mamma. I t la only
as much as a word, and I turned to
ver. “but." she added, “the rest of Lbs
the frequent need o f a "sweat" hand
with Shells, and then followed him,
e I have got a dean collar < * —
watch the house flfry yards away.
fam ily are net ‘guaranteed.’ "
kerchief as a Just cause for divorce.
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
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On* a f PO R TLAND'S N .w .r H a t.!.
All rooms have shower or tab, 0.00 ap. FIUPXOOF.
O1 W. Perk St. Coffee Shop. O arage opposite.
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Pump Engines
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