Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-11
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 the automobile livery from which it had been rented.
 The mileage was just sufficient to have made the trip to and from the glen and the additional run from the glen to the spot below Santa Monica where the search started. A study of the routes from the glan to the ocean led the authorities to select definite location to search for the missing weapon.
 Another development relating to Hrs. Obenchain was the receipt at the district attorneys office from San Francisco hotel of a large black bag almost the size of a steamer trunk that originally was addressed to her at the hotel where she lived before her retention. When the piece of baggage was received at the district .tLorney's office, it was examined and then hurry call was sent for the 'hief detective attached to the office who set forth at once taking care to avoid all newspaper men and all other interested persons.
 Had Woman Companion
 When the district attorney left his office, he was asked whether he could make any statement. He said he did not deem it proper to do so. He said ne expected to work on the case to- night. An afternoon newspaper man lsked him whether he anticipated any developments that might warrant an extra edition. He hesitated, but final ly said that he did not.
 Dick Parsons, the automobile rent al agent who supplied Burch with a ar several times before Kennedy's death, told the officers today that Burch had a woman companion on ome of his trips. Parsons was asked to visit the jail and see whether Mrs. 'benchain was that companion, but had not made the call late today. Mrs. Obenchain was asked whether she vas Burch's companion on any of the tides but declined to discuss the mat ter.
 In addition to searching the ocean loor for the missing gun with which Kennedy was shot, the sheriff's of icers today continued a search of the Wiltshire district, which attracted heir attention because, when Burch vas asked whether he had a gun, he said that he had not and that a pack ge resembling a wrapped gun that he had been seen to carry, Wss merely some newspapers that he had thrown lway, in the Wiltshire district" In hat connection, it was said that any me desiring to dispose permanently If weapon or any other incriminat- Ing article, might readily have done If familiar with the city by tossing t into Bear Pit" an oil and water ilnk that never has been successfully ,ounded, and that it is located only l few years from Wiltshire Boulevard, l main thOroughfare to and from Bev '. irly Glen.
 Relatives Aid Accused
 IL was said at the district attorney's office today that the evidence in the .ase to Ee presented to the grand jury 'ould include only portion of that at hand, just enough to make prelim nary case against those implicated. It was stated that neither Burch nor Mrs. Obenchain would be called, un- .er present plans.
 Friends and relatives of both pris- oners have rallied to their support Mrs. Obenchain's mother and sister have visited her frequently and have procured attorneys for her. Burch's parents have telegraphed assurance of support and also have arranged or counsel. His parents, who live in Evanston, Ills, were reported to have tarted west but the message he re- ;eived merely indicated d willingness to come in person if any good could 'esult from their presence.
 Burch asked the newspaper today 70 leave the name of his wife out of he case as much as possible. He said she had separated from him, was ulng for divorce and he saw no req on for dragging her into the affair.