Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-20
CHARTER GAVE
THE NEEDED CLUE.
Didn't Intend to Betray Hiding
Place Of His Friend Doctor
Atlas
BUT He DID so ALL THE SAME.
It Was a Dead Easy Give Away and
There is a Suggestion that He, Too,
May be Taken Into Custody.

The BLUM OF "Dr" p, G. Atlas. Ham.
llton, Smith or whatever his name Is,
and that Of the mysterious member Of
the Western Federation Of Miners, has
been called
"Dr." Atlas was arrested this morn
Ing by Deputy Sheriff Booth In the
room where he had been hiding since
he learned that there was a warrant out
against him.
The arrest was a very simple prob
lem to solve, following the lnteUiew in
the Tribune with a mysterious labor
union man that appeared this morn
ing. The interview was as follows;
Or. Atlas has not skipped out be-
cause Of this charge In few days he
will be ready 10 appear In court and
answer all the allegations and lnsnua-
lions made against him, But at pres
ont he Is too busy helping US TO spend
his time I'm defending this trumped up
charge The bad faith Of the complaint
Is evident to any falr.minded man. II
was issued at the instIgation OF the la
Dor agent, Sklirls, simply because Skill
rls wants TO hamper any movement
which viii make the Greeks independ-
ent and self-respectlng workingmen
and citizens Don't worry about Dr.
Atlas
With this as a clue the officers simply
Swallowed A. W, Charter, the secretary
Of the Union, whom they We're confident
was the individual quoted. II was too
easy Charter simply walked along
First South until he came 10 No e9it
west, and then walked upstairs and en-
tered room 10. on course inside was
the much wanted doctor"
DEAD EASY GIvEAwAY
shortly afterwards Deputy Sheriff
Booth walked IN and placed his man
under arrest
Atlas took his medicine with some
what bad grace, laughed uneaslly. but
did not demur as to getting out Of bed
dressing and accompanying the officer
TO the county jail, where ne was placed
In cell pending his appearance at
Bingham Junction, where the warrant
for his arrest had been issued from the
court OF Justice j. j. Williams.
ARRESTED AT THE REST
II appears that as soon as the cele-
brated Greek explorer to quote some
hendblls which were issued by the la
Dor agent IN Denver some time ago,
learned that there was a warrant out
Tor his arrest on the charge Of prac-
Using medicine without authority from
the state medical board he went under
cover 40 "The Rest" furnished apart
ments IN the Kmball block on west
First South. Here he remained until
his arrest. not even daring 10 leave his
room for meals, which were brought up
To him, or to 90; his mail which was
also taken To MIN II Is said, by secE.
Charter OF the Western Federation of
Miners, who also stands d good chance
Of being arrested ON the charge OF as
slstIng a man 60 eyaie the law
LANDLADY WAS SORRY
The most surprised person was Mrs
j, NJ. NJ. Harper the landlady Of the
roommg establishment. who was hor-
r.hed to fluid that shc had been har
boring an alleged law breaker who was
wanted. IT IN too bad she said after
wards. TO think that such nice young
man should he arrested.
WHAT CHICAGO EDITOR SAYS.
In answer to letter addressed to d.
Eutaxias. editor and proprietor OF the
Hellenic star, a Greek paper published
at Il North Clark street. Chicago, the
following warning against Atlas was
received this morning over his sigma
ture;
In reply 10 your letter we have TO
tell you that from everything We know
about Atlas that he IL, hrSL lacking
science and secondly he Is blood
drawing character among the Greeks
and II any Greek patient Is IN your
city. for Gods sake let him avoid this
false doctor, IN order TO describe his
life there are not only hundreds OF
volumes but that many sacks to receive
his voluminous actions Of deceit fat
terry and other Indispensable odJunots
SO "A bad character"