Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-07
BROKER ENTERS
CITY IN AUTO;
ELUDES POLICE
HIS ATTORNEY AGREES TO
SURRENDER HIM
WITH DETECTIVE HE SECRETLY
STARTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Head of Local Stock Concern Who
Is Charged with EmbezzIement
Hastens to Meet His
Accuser
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into details. sei.. f,or,
+he flight from san Francisco 10 III
flight from Los Angeles. was Mshllilui Ski ~
MANAGED on DORIS behalf, and as
+baee lines are being read he is well
ON the way to Chief Biggy's palllNflch'
where. it is reliably stated, SUB
stantial bond is ready on his peha1,
1vhereas in Los Angeles there might
have been a delay in arranging Ior
bail. ,,,,a ..o.,,rta,.
inst as the train was pulling out from
Ilnder the Arcade train shed, and there
was no tremor in his voice. tlusheo
with exertlon, but speaking with con-
ddence in his acquittal, he said:
I'm not worried over tre outcome
of the case up north. can Gear nlS
self easily. Norwood and l mad
business transaction which,, in the Or
dinary course, was going through set
tlanaent When the rumoIS about my
business. began to get into pr1nf NOR
wood apparently decided to take SNAP
Judgment on me and use the criminal
nrocess in collecting a debt to Whlch
I did not give precedence over others.
of would be unfair to- all creditors
To single out one man when series
of trades is being adjusted, ana there
was no enlbezzlement. hope to lana
on Easy street shortly.
Detective Roberds was IN waiting at
the Arcade with other officers before
o'clock last night to rnake sure that
Dorr would carry out the agreed pro-
gram and report with his counsel IN
time to catch the Coaster. Roberds
watched the entrance gate Whlle Cnlet
Kernis personal representative, LOOKING
like the average citizen, stood near the
ticket offices.
Surrenders to Officers
Ar 7:15 o'clock a big auto steamed
I'D to the Central avenue side OF the
depot and Judge Hunsaker ahghted.
He saw Roberds, had quick chat with
him and then took his place in the
ticket line.
There were seven persons ahead Of
the distinguished lawyer, and 1t was
evident from the way his eyes wan
dered toward the big clock that ne
regretted the delay at the window.
However, there were several minutes
to spare before departure time and he
hurriedly thrust one of the tickets
into Roberds' hand. Then they sep
arated.
Judge Hunsaker walked hurriedly to
the outer entrance, where presumably
Dorr had agreed to be. Both reached
their rendezvous on time, as the train
callers words had hardly left his lips,
summoning the passengers aboard the
train, when Hunsaker and Dorr walked
toward the inner gate. Dorr held his
ticket as he walked.
There was another hurried CONSUL
tation between Hunsaker, Roberds
Dorr and another detective, then
broker, attorney and officer started
through the gate.
when are we due at Santa Bar
bara?" asked Dorr of the gatekeeper
in passing. He acted as if he meant
to send kilograms from that point
Out in the big area a corpulent man
carrying a hand grip greeted Judge
Hunsaker. 1t was Attorney Walter
Trask. The latter was headed for the
Coaster. The two members of the bar
hand a brief chat, while Roberds and
Dorr hurried on to get aboard the next
to the last coach in the train.
"Oh. I'm just going north to rest
a little" said Mr.. Trask to The Her
aid representative. He professed sur
prise when told that Broker Dorr
would be one of his fellow travellers.
Dorr stopped a moment to explain
to Herald readers that he would come
out all right, he thought; and then.
warned by the air brake tests, he hur-
ried aboard the Pullman and entered
compartment B. Roberds locked the
door, and none of the passengers in
the coach had any inkling who the
occupants of the compartment We're
The porter professed not to know their
names.
Judge Hunsaker stepped into an auto
.