Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-14
uanwho Tried to Sell a Watch.
y AT Provo Is
Caught. ~:
AUTHORITIES CALL UP CITY
NJ, Lille Attention Paid 70 the Clue
un,il Lieut.. shannon
/. Fakes II Up.

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snsnected OF the murder OF Thomas f''l mas
,,a,rick wednesday. a man answering s''il1l
y, description OF the slayer OF me
s.,,h ,,as arrested at Payson shorty
before o'clock this afternoon bysthe
MARSHAL Of that place: News OF ms q
800 was at once telephoned to me
ea,,s lake police and the marshal was
Instructed to make a complete ,nves''-
cation Of the mans personal APP
ea,rance and to question him and IN
farm the local officers further,
THE word to the local police from
payson conveyed the information t .f.'l'
ihe man lmped slightly, which the
rollce think a strong clue, saving that
tbs murderous thug probably hurt
himself In jumping over the emb ian 81
1 ment at the Karrick home. The man. IN,
according 10 the marshal's report says
lint he hurt himself in falling from
stree. car, but the man denies stoutlS
hat ne has ever been In Salt Lake Lake IS
INFORMED BY THE NEWS.
lANEl Sis'A'-r
Marsha, william clayson OF Paysonn5
Was t,rst informed that there might be
a suspect in hisiylcinity By The Deseret
rveniny News. He was informed OF
the transaction at Provo, when a Y s 'ls'
meet attempted to pawn a watch, but
failed. a Marshal Clayson arrested his
man as he stepped from a train from from
the north, and also his companion. &
An examination Of the men is being
made now and the local police authori-}
lies are awaiting return. II the
description fts the man wanted, Lieut.,
X. L. Shannon of the local police de-
tartmcnt viii leave at once for Payson
TO make u further Investigation.
Lieut. Shannon and Captain Of Detec-a
t;ves Beckstead are taking the lead in
the search for the murderer. BY this
time descriptions OF the man wanted /
g have reached all parts Of the state, and \
(. peace sdffitsrs insepeiy locality ate ma
Hing search of their towns for new
tomers Lieut.. Shannon regards the !
Pnyson clue as "a valued ole and Is
eagerly awaiting word from Murshal
Ciayson as to his further examination
vi the men.
Lieut. Shannon. II he leaves for Pay
son. Will no doubt put the suspects
through a srlllIng third degree" ex-
animation, AS he is perhaps the only
y police officer now remaining on the
force who can conduct such Il research
into a suspects mind. shannon's third
degree" Is not a nerve shattering .ex-
animation counted upon to make the
innocent confess to crimes of which
they are not guilty. but 1t seldom falls
with the guilty.
me Provo authorities called the at
5ten'ion of the Salt Lake police to the
man who tried to sell the watch to
Josiah Beck, the Provo jeweler. n few,
minutes after the man had entered the
store, we VIII investigate" the man
at this end Of the line said. Later the
Provo police called again about the.
matter. 1t was dismissed with little
thought. When Lieut. Shannon came on
duty at about O'clock this morning,
ne Immediately called up Provo and
( later Payson,
IN OTHER CITIES.
IN every city In the world when
dastardly crime is committed every
man IN the department Is ordered to
oflns IN all suspicious characters. Tho
police who do this are working,not on
tne theory, did this or that man do the
!obG but, what one OF these providers.
VINO frequent low dives and drinking
PAGES. might have committed the
deed? They eliminate all the ones who
prove an albi. and the others are FUR
5!her Investigate ted. Chief. OF Police Bar
! low says that there are no burglars in
Town, He says that there are no sus-
plclous characters around He says
4 mat every effort Is being, made to
capture the murderer Why are not
me joints In the vicinity of the stock
s aae visited and the crooks and other
nahserson there brought to the station
WIN view OF getting IL possible clew?
BELLE LoNDON'S1 THREAT.
When Belle London, the woman who
Il T. directing how this community should
Z DC DC policcd, and who does lust as she
peases In the stockade vicinity. was
prevented from obtaining II monopoly
/ ~ me busncss along the lines she
iala down last spring, she told then
a ..., many times since to a man who Is
WHINE 10 testify to the.fact. that she
S,pll MI the empty cribs In the stock
: aae VIII the best crooks In the coun-
( W and teach the peoplcGo of Salt Lake
ssomething that they would not soon
Many questions can be easily answer
~ ~ ny anyone who Will take the trou-
Il ,ae 70 walk through the stockade and
The vicinity. 8 u a b J, -
s; ;sS games are running galore. Men
M W., might murder on tho slightest
nihbosoeaiion nre hanging around. In.
sa r pool halls are hop heads
s'nny clad Magdalens in the houses
Nshin this forgotten city. t3.l b Z ssl,,5
{V,ni,ot one arrest has been made In
~, ,hs vicinity In the deserted cribs
c caie,a hundred crooks mightJbe con-
innasu Tor weeks and months. One
I, policeman stood ut tho entrance
sa nNtne place last nIght--a solemn
rlls',S s. protecting the powers that
SN''' WIS den of iniuulty.
BIG REWARD ~ 4
~ =, Thomas karrick will 5receiva ~
. last 81 100. The governor az thes st,tn
si, to action has offered $500 tho
NY through acting Mayor Z Davis
hn asner $500 and Russell II; Tracy
ny NY oiered 800 more. Others nre az.
Greater. ~ Il eWru WI ! stlii
f o,,,, ltansible clues have aa yet, been
t,ra' Snpt. Beckstead han In his OF
.lsft M M 3in saw supposed to liayo been
nS,ris,S Z we mnraererEbut otnor polite
one lef, my "a that probably the saw IS
,NWSh. a,h possibly Fl d long tins ago
,, VAN, would the man who murdered
is asked s WIN "a "a. Y saw X
llse 'i Sae = spirit of cxpectancy3 at no.
forca s'nh dq,uarters,and every man sonsthe
Inn ,,,S 4, 30 TO any extreme Id an ~
ese,,,, t y man but gstewaiIs the lncls nf
I'VE ability in directing the Shunt.,