Show SUSPECT HAD CLAYTONS HAT I Evidence found on Thomas Aoran the Fouigcr Captive That i j Links Him With Burglary I A Claytons House I I J If Is 1 Thornns Momnjlho porpotrator I burglaries which Salt Lake liaa been l suffering for several months past A j strong pieceof evidence pointing in that direction was unearthed yesterday I by Olllcer Ed Davies That officer 1 iccognlzcd In Moraus licudgcnr a hat which tall d with the description oC one I I stolen among other things from Isaac A Claytons residence which was j I broken Into I several 1 days ago The bur glary was not lepoitcd to the police at onci and ycsteiduy when the officers learned of it I they made an Invcstlga I Hon The thief gained entrance through n balk door and made bin exit by way of a slle window He took with him a I pair I of diamond I cuff buttons and I black fedora luit J Tho stolen artlcls wore described to Officer DaVJes and 1 < line kept a lookout for them Noticing Notic-ing the similarity of the hat which Moran was wearing to the stolen head gent Davles Mought oit Mr Clayton jcHUMdiiy and condnoted him before time I prisoner ni Limo county Jail Upon examining ex-amining time hat Clayton recognized It as his own Moran Is the fellow who was captured I cap-tured on K street a number of nights ago while prowling around the leal deuce of II K FoulgtM1 I who seized him He way tried before Judge Tim mony on I ho charge of attempted bur glary and bound over to the District court on that charge under 300 ball |