Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-07
Cashier, Milwaukee Ave. State
Bank. Chicago, and Wanted
For ENLIGHTENMENT.
WARRANT OUT FOR HIS ARREST
Paul q. Stcnsland President OF Com
Germ. Also MAY bc Arrested
More Police at Doors.

Chicago. AUC President PAU q,
Stensland 81 che Milwaukee Avenue
state bank VIII probably be arrested
as soon as he enters Chicago or can
be found Bank Examiner Jones, who
closed ,he bank Yesterday said today
that Mr. Stensland surely had guilty
knowledge OF ine IoouGg OF the bank
The $4,000 depositors in the bank are
gradually losing hope Of recovering
the $4,000 they entrusted to Stems
lands care. Detectives are row seek
ing Cashier Henry W Herring alleged
embezzler Detective Cannon. who has
the warrant ior Herrings arrest
charging embezzlement. has informa-
ton 10 the effect that the missing
cashier was In Detroit
4 secured information nom reliable
sources that Herring left for Detroit
Saturday night" said Cannon today.
His destination, | understand, is cam
ada
Police in Detroit viii be communi-
Gated with and today detectives VIII
take up the sesNh FOR Herring in
earnest
There was a crowd OF several hun
dred working people around the bank
this morning Notwithstanding tina,
the doors were closed and there was
no prospect Of recO, rring funds dur
Ing the day the people persistently
remained Their evident misery was
accentuated by q drizzling rain
Asst chief Of Police Schuettler to-
-
police guarding the bank he soon
sent requisltlon to chief Collins for
more policemen 4 large number OF
additional policemen were promptly
ordered 10 the vicinity. The follow
ing message was sent broadcast over
the country by the police:
Arrest for einbezzlement Henry ".
Herring, cashier of the Milwaukee
Avenue state bank Complainant
Milwaukee Avenue State hank. Car
penler street and Milwaukee avenue.
40 10 IS years old. : feet inches
tall 30 pounds. stout build. dark COM
pleXion. chestnut hair dark brown
musJache. light suit
He Is a good dresser Send H..
formation 20 chief Collins
tsiguedl INSPECTOR SIMPLY"
The can Tor additional police vas
caused by the fear that depositors ana
ihtr friends would storm the bank and
preclphate . riQl when rumors spread
MAT the contentA Of some OF the safety
deposit vaults had been tempered With.
Persons with money in the vaults were
said 20 have f0urd their savings gone.
These rumors originated ln the butcher
shop Of otto Blaura Marshfeld ave-
nue. aud CoTnelia street Blaura said
his sister had 500 in the vaults and
when she went to get the money Il was
gone. Other stories Of alleged tam
perins with the contents Of the boxes
were passed through the crowd and
helped 10 excite the banks patrons.
Later Asst chief OF Police Schettler.
with Inspector Shippy and Bank Tx.
aniner Jones went TO Justice Seyerson
and asked him 60 issue a warrant for
the arrest of President Stensland. The
charge lu the complaint Tor the issu-
aucc Of the warrant Is fraud
o. Justice Seyerson was not Inclined 70
issue the warrant, and the three return
ed 10 Tho bank empty-handei. II is
expected that a warrant will b. issued
later in the day by Justice seyerson or
some other justice Bank Examiner
Jones reiterated his statement that he
could give no estimate Of the amount
OF the shortage.
Il was learned today that the pecu-
lations Of the banks funds began be-
fore the wear 1901. At the beginning
of that year a shortage Of $3.50. 600 IL
now said 20 have existed Il was also
learned that Theodore Stensland now
holds a power N attorney from hts
father The son is said 10 have been
further authorized by Siensland. ST..
TO dispose Of all property. including
real estate belonging to him. dhc
fsther) in order 10 make good az far
a. possible tho populations Members
Of the clearing house committee "a.
pressed their belief today that both
Cashier Herring and President stems.
land are now On Canada
: rumor that Theodore Stensland
has also disappeared grew today on,
o. Ms failure 10 Keep AN appointment
With officials Of the police department
and search Tor him was Instituted
Judge Rrentano ~ the superior
court today appointed John q. Fetzer.
receiver for the closed hank
Tho bin 81 complaint filed I'm court
alleges management
The appointment 81 a receiver mas
obtained by two women deposit0rs Of
tho bank who hold claims against the