The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-05
Auto Driver who Took Rob-
bers ], Away From Plum
coulee {, ii Under Arrest.
EVIDENCE SHOWS CD
@ ONLY ONE ROBBER
Inquest. Begun Yesterday and Contin.
i, ued TIL Monday-Garage Owner
Fails to Give Satisfactory Explana.
ton OF His Trip.


tures Of the Plum Coulee murder and
bank robbery are that the fugitives
still at large, are in Winnipeg or 1usi
south Of this city; that William Dyck
the ltveryman who drove them, is held
IN Winnipeg as material witness
and that remarkable facts were
brought out at the inquest. which
Plum Coulee and later adjourned un.
til Monday.
The crowd Of people who listened
to the evidence Of eye-witnesses as
told to the coroner's Jury were deeply
stirred at the simple stories, which
told OF great heroism displayed by the
dead bank manager. One man told
how ne saw the manager run around
the side Of the bank calling "Robber!
) robber!" and shouting at the fleeing
man before him to drop that
money
The caretaker Of the bank. an old
man. saw the robber turn and fire
when he was not more than twelve
feet in advance, and told how the
manager whirled and fell, shot
through the left breast.
Another witness to be called later
will give evidence to show that the
bank manager knew his life was in
danger. for he thoughtfully called to
two girls to get out Of the way or they
would be shot.
Witnesses Only Saw One Man.
,,.s I t,,ot ~ sns aeasures .,s y. tne evioence
- aS euas @ none 81 y. Tue wilnesses seem
n,aa1 VI. n -. sne o.nsl .s .s1 man ,a WnoLl
~ hSn 80. as t.a syi ,i, .nso ehe auto oeiore
"e ~. sei. .ne vnase.
krafchenko as the murderer and bank
robber was strengthened by the evil
dehce Of one Of the clerks in the bank
w,;.S MI iv.u =. q consersaton s Ion. ne nau
EaaS ~ arous ,,ul eIlee WEEKS
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% p.nn ee .ans1es. 1sMs "nn y1n,o,n,,e "n,hs r'"eo
,a n t1no hs1yolves ha,o ~ s,,,.ns unscucneo cn
a., the,r W. ,.'sta LAX ao,nes n,aaa "s s aoumu .1s
da.ti. . s',nan1 IIsIoeI piaus, tn nens ev,. y.
u,esn'.y% ,.sa % overiooheo ~ the inanaseI N
nan.eS e.. senti, -. in ,s,tns Tte ~ un sen
~" ~ stsaias i Mas s.an;.t., Saou II was
,rhsra No. .saota..nt ss,;s... e..,,,
.,,4.n. .o "as ~. s.erMI. = ev'uence ,s.. lIo.1
rhn drave % ~. ySk h.r. .ne nv yerymm csssn1
thre. ose ~, se,,r S ,.cIa =; IN I hr as thet
.aa ..,ree or 1ouE our checks .nee in the pan. tnat
.nornlns. ~ n,l - ano . liz. ne nad 1ne ens1ne a
1T y. NE car e.. Iunnnns wnere u stooa IN
mo aron' OF ms oann leaa! Lor tne start.
a,n ne Top was up ana INC Sues were
cloSeo.
.,a, "o &C.. coerc.aa the .Fawe,ers .'.,.t $40 .oio nov
smey haes saW sS.. ehe a., man an VIII VIII . the Laase
seau su. enss1 % .,.e .al, anu enas wheh
ne droPpea @ some m money tney ha1 ere re-
r,.s a;a sae Ae I'm mus. pe ss SANTA eisus' s1
,na o.n ,..ass .Sss was stat.s sSeh t,a.t az -, ~,
1vv: one Wtness stated tnat COM
panu piaints mao zee! peen maoe 70 tne neaa-
artess ,pual s OF .ne Dank as.. WITH s, regard 70
lack OF Protecton, Dut tnat Ins COM
muh1csltion hao peen IGNORED.
c.,.I Many M AIten9 Funeral: ,,
,t ana ,.s .me sarrouna,ns a ois.lac. GU Ilrnso aso
uu. yss!eroay aI.e,hoon 20 attend !ne
a .npless.Hs h, ~ huhgrai t,. serv.ces !sl1 Wnlen
we're He'o NJ III eLe 1errnan Daplist
CIV Gnurcn: .. Inc cnlei mourners were
lne wioow anu neI motner' VINO ar
riveo on Ine morning tra,n. and ac-
. .companIea Ine ne oooy 70 brandon no lot
don Wnen the Tragedy occurred.
Trace banalts to .L9 sale.
A party ol elent proVincial oeIec.
ives Wno ttaveieo IN Two automoones,
succseoeo yes%eeIuay % in tracins sne
., panots .0 Aa SAFE, aoout tWenty-nNe
mIes SCUM OF Winnipes. a,ps Iney were
accomRanleo oy Wunam Dyck, VINO
TOOK them 70 the point wnere the
bank robbers lett the car, one at one
pace pace .9 ama ene other % az a., q poins zen
miles furtner on. Dyck told connict-
ing stories. Two packases containing
Wy ~ wste ~ I3uno 1eneatn tue sea-
OF ms au.o.nooIle l hlooen out OF slSht.
Las. n!sne at the provinIaI ponce
neau9uarteEs Dyck Was sunJecteo 20
srueIuns cross.examinaton Wnicn
was taKen down oy stehograpner. he
IS heia Penoins LuH investlsatloh
end seems very sIeetiy depressed.
inere seems httie oouot tnat tne
pank FoDpers are IN Wannlpe9. as tney
nad ample time 70 ger 70 TINS CITY IN
the Twelve hours or darkness after
they lett Dyck. They mad thirty-six
miles to go.
Unable to Account for Money:
William Dyck, the proprietor OF the
Excnange livery at Plum Coulee, VINO
says ne drove the oank ROBBERS under
six miles Of Winnipeg. was brought