Arizona republican., 1918-04-28

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 ing held in the county jail on a charge of murder.
 The discovery of the body clears up mystery upon which the authorities have worked for over five months. At the time of Folston's disappearance it was suspected that he might have been murdered. McCann was arrested at the time and held pending an investi- gation. He was later released.
 Found In Paradise Valley
 The body was found at the head of Paradise valley by four cowboys. They were coming down to the valley with some cattle when one of them, named Pemberton, riding a little off a rough road near the wash, saw it and notified his companions, two white men and an Indian. They reported by phone to the sheriff that they had found a dead man. Sheriff Wilky, County Attorney Laney, a court reporter, Coroner Wheeler, Deputy Sheriff DeWinten and several others comprised the party that went to the scene. The body was found about 75 feet from the road, which was very rough, and almost impossible in places. The head and trunk were lying in the wash, resting on the back, with face turned up. The head was thrown back and the mouth open. Several teeth were missing, which tallied with the description of Folston The clothes he wore when last seen alive were son the body. In a pocket were found letters addressed to Ken meth c. Folston." The watch identified as that of Folston was in the clothing also his K. of P pin and other articles | identified as belonging to Folston. His draft registration card was also in the clothing.
 There were two bullet holes in the head. One entered at the base of the brain and came out at the forehead. The second bullet entered the forehead and both bullets were of small caliber, possibly .S2," said County Attorney Laney last night.
 No Question as to Murder
 The right hand was missing. This, MT Laney said, might have been caused by animals eating it off The skull had been broken by a blow It was cracked all the way across. Mir Laney said this blow might have been struck first and the two shots fired into the head to finish the job"
 There is no question as to the fact it was a murder" said Mir. Laney. Suicide would have been impossible by the nature of the wounds and the blow"
 Jury Brings In Verdict
 jury was impaneled by Coroner 1 Wheeler comprising w. H. Tabor, fore man; c. S. Pugh, D. A. Parks, D. L. Winkler, L. c. Lowell, A. D. Sprott Their verdict was: That the body was that of Kenneth c. Folston; that he came to his death by gunshot wounds at the hands of some party unknown
 Upon the Sreturn of the party tc Phoenix late last night McCann was > arrested by Sheriff Wilky. Contablt Burch and Police Officer Sowells. ant at 11:30 o'clock arraigned before Judge Wheeler in the Eastside justice court. He was charged with murder and held under a 1000 bond.
 Folston Had Money With Him
 Folston came to Phoenix with con. siderable ready cash in his possession according to facts related at the time of his disappearance. He is believed to have had money on him when h, disappeared. McCann after reportin, the disappearance to the authorities , assisted them in the search. A substantial reward is still out standing for the recovery of the bod, and the cowboy who found it is prob ably entitled to the amount offered Ben Folston, brother, originally of fered part of the reward but finall, withdrew his offer as he needed tn, money.