The Springdale news., 1913-10-24
P. P. CAMPBELL AND WIFE, FORMER RESIDENTS OF THIS SE6 E6TION. PRINCIPALS IN TRAGEDY IN IDAHO.

The parties to the tragedy de tailed below formerly resided near Lowell. Benton County, Mrs. Cant irell being daughter of Fed Kendrick, living southeast of Low ell. At last accounts Mrs Can't Tell was still alive. The following account of the affair is from the Posatel'o Idahot Tribune Of Octo- Der 16:
 Last evening about o'clock the friends and neighbors of P P. Can't Tell were shocked at the dead which ended his life and may result in the death of Mrs. Cantfell
 IL appears that CantreH had just returned from Ogd Il, where lie had rented a house and expected 10 move, and that he had not found his wife upon returning 10 the house at 1453 North Hayes, which they had just given up. He later located and followed q her, and ap- lBarently, while on Bridger street, between Main and Harrison, some words had ensued between the two. It is said that she had notified tie officers that Gantrell was in an ug- ly mood, and that Chief Of Pc ice George Smith was seeking him a tAe time the dreadful affail hap pened.
 
 The first infimation bystande2s Lad that anything was wrong was when a woman ran screaming from yard on Brideer street, and q maddened man followed her. firing four shots as he did 90. Blood streamed from the breast of Mrs. Cantren He latter turned the muzzle of the revolver 10 his righs temple. thera was a unified report, and he dropped in a lifel-ss heap near fence He was dead when the chief Of DO ise and Coroner 0. B. Steely arrived on the scene.
 Chief Smith a ried Mrs Cantrell to a car. and accompanied by Dr. Woolley, made quick run to the hospital, where the wounds were examined Mrs. cantrell had not fainted nor lost consciousness, but was as self-eompose d as possible under the circumstances. It was found that one bullet had entered the left breast Il ar he nipple, had passed through both lungs and made all exit near the Point of the right shoulder-b ade Another bal had gfazed her back, makign but d slight fleshwound The two other shots had missed her. She was made as easy as possible. and though the one wound is very serious, Dr. Woolley states that il is not nee essarily fatal un ess arteries were cut and that could not be doter mined for time. Mrs. CantrelI was resting easy tais morning.
 Cantrell H8d Thrtaten,
 h speaking Of the affair she stated that she had been to Ogden short time before. and they had leased a house. where they expect cd 70 make ther home in the future She returned 70 Pocatello. and heard today that he was coming back for the children. He had ob- jected to their oldest daughter gett- ing married, and that seemed one source of his ire, and he had sworn to take the life of the young man who had married her. She in formed the friends of the young man to notify him. Cantrell was met al the train on his return from Og den yesterday aft ernoon. He had 1 previous kept one of the children from her, and had secured one of , the youngest which he placed in his room in the Terrell block. She had met him op the street short time before the chief of police had appeared, and the shooting started just before the officer arrived. She intimated that after her visit 10 Ogden he hadd inquired about the married daughter, and a disagree ment having followed. Cantrell O. dered his wife to return to Pocatel- To, and stated that he was coming after the children.
 He was of violent disposition and neighbors affirm that at times he became very quarrelsome and abus i've toward his family. which eon- sisted of his wife and seven child ren, the oldest girl, Lona B., eigh- teen vars, having been married last week to Walter H. Pearce of the Short Line store department. There is also son, seventeen