The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-14
vOLlNER SAYS
SOMETHING IS
GONG TO DROP
Automobile Dealer, Back to
Face Charges Brought by
Partner, is Optimistic.
ACCOUNTABILITY BE
SETTLED IN FULL
Declaxes That He y on the Square
Released Under 1000 Cash Bail,
Paxtly Obtained BY Sale of Diamond
.Gfoslins Probably Out Tonight.
ACCOUNTABILITY BE
SETTLED IN FULL
DEVELOPMENTS IN
i. c., j. VOLIMER CASE

DEVELOPMENTS IN
c. j. VOIIMER CASE
@. j. vollmer and -Isadore Gros-
ktns reached Grand Forks satnr-
day night.
yolimer released on $1,000
cash bail; Groslins in Jail; hear
ing on Friday, July 16.
vollmer contends that "some-
thing is going to drop. and drop
hard"
seys he had conference with
him - ,s, 90. -. 49, -
says an bills against himself or
Gros1kins win be paid In full.
That he Is absolutely ION the
SQUARE and that he will pay up ev-
cry thing he owes without any trou-
BILE, was tho statement made this
morning by G. ]. Vollmer to q Times
representative. Mr.. Vollmer and Isa-
dore Groskins arrived in the city from
Seattle Saturday night accompanied
by Sheriff Benson. States Attorney
o. b. Burtness. Max Rabinovich and
L Dodd Of San Francisco! The party
Loughlin's ONCE where $1,000 cash
bail was furnished for Vollmer. Bail
for Groskins has not yet been fur
nished, but 1t is expected that he will
be out Of jail by tonight. Tracy r.
BANGS has been retained as counsel
for the defendants and the hearing
has boon set for 10 O'clock Friday
morning
Both Arc Confident.
vollmer and Groskins are both con-
fident that they will clear themselves
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r. Very Of Park River. Mr.. Very
will reach the city tomorrow, and an
interesting interview between the
parties is anticipated
Lays blame on GroelEins.
When asked this morning about the
drafts which were drawn on the
0candinAviAn American bank, vollmer
stated that he. hAd mot been aware
that orosktns shaA: tnlEAp. ans ~ such
action untA a1ter they had left Grand
; Forks, and sthat he had every inten-
tion sst peltng thsm~ss soon as he
4s sos :ss II H. eTessi9s rsst w.s4ssn assm
bark af osnabrock, but this Voilmer
claims wac done on Groskins' own &C.
count. At the State bank of Ayr
0roelkins drew on Vollmer for: $50.
which Vollmer says he will pay. He
maintains that Groskins had drawn
on him q great many times In "a sim
liar way and that the drafts had al.
ways been made good. Groskins was
working Tor vollmer and at different
times he would run out Of cash and
would have to draw on. his employer
for expense money.
. Says Very Knew.
When asked why he left. Grand
Forks Vollrrer stated that there was
nothing shady In his movements at
ALL He claims that he saw G. r..
Very, his partner in the automobile
business in Grand Forks, and that
the latter knew that he was going
out Of the business. Vollmer also
maintains that instead Of being under
owes him about 5000. According to
an agreement he says existed. vollmer
was to take the autos for the settle
ment Of the account and II there was
any more coming to him, Very was to
send II,
Explains Note Deal.
Yollmer also stated today that he
signed q note at Ayr several weeks
ago for ono J. Armand, Jr. The lat
ter owed some money and he was try
Ing to raise $50 at the State bank Of
Ayr and he asked Volliner to give him
an indorsement which he did. Mr.
AAAAAS1s&A0 ~ p W0Ak RAOWA &A10U ~ kAyEs
having been vice president OF the
bank In question for some time The
signing Of the note, Vollmer says, was
merely q friendly act. Armand prom
ised TO work for Vollmer selling stock
and he was to pay the borrowed
money back In this manner.
Backs Groskins Financially.
yoIlmer says that if any one has
any bills against him he will be glad
TO have them presented and they will
be paid In the next few days. He
states. also, that he ie blamed for
running several bills which were run
by Groskins. He says, however, that,
he will stand behind droskins in every
deal and help him wherever possible.
vollmer claims that he wants to do
the right thing ana that he intends
to- stay In Grand Forks and show the
pSople here that he Ia onsthe square.
iVolimer says that he left number
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