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Show G!RL IS ARBESTEO II WHICH rUH HOME Yvonne Tumble-son Being Held at Police Station Awaiting Arrival of Mother. On information from the chief of police po-lice of Puoblo, Colo., Patrolmen Bush and Heath arrested Yyonno Tumble-son, Tumble-son, a girl 14 voars of ago. Saturday morning, who is" aaid to havo been kidnaped kid-naped from her parents at Puoblo. Tho girl had been stopping with .Mrs. F. A. Guyer, at 74 East Fourth North street, and readily consented to accompany I hem when the officers arrived at that place. According to Mrs. Guyer, the girl had been working for her and her husband while thoy were operating a restaurant in Salida. Colo., and had asked her mother for permission to accompany the Guvcr fnmilv when thoy started for Salt Lake City. The mother of tho girl, who is a" traveling opt ician, had roadilv consented to tho girl coming to Salt Lako City, and Mrs. Guyer fools indignant that thero should be a charge of kidnaping. The srorv of the girl was tho same as that told bv Mrs. Guyer. Tho girl was taken to Iho police station and given in charge of Police Matron Gifl'ord, whore she will remain until tho arrival of her mother from Colorado. nisi sioven' li Mii ACTION Supreme Court Invokes Rule of Law in Suit Involving Hogs. Tn a suit to recover personal property, prop-erty, the complaint must show the ultimate ulti-mate fact that the plain tifT. was, the owner or entitled lo the possession of the property at th,e beginning of the action, and it is not sufticient merely to aver that he was the owner or entitled to tho possession of tho property at somo period prior to that time. The supremo court again invoked this rule when it handed down an opinion Saturday reversing the judgment in Judge L'cwis's division of tho third district dis-trict court giving Mrs. Mary Etta i Chambers possession of five pigs seized by County Sheriff C. Frank Emery in sat isi action of a judgment for indebtedness. indebted-ness. Tn Justice of the Peace J. P. Mc-Oniie's Mc-Oniie's court at Murray, the Parker Lumber company obtained judgment for $34.12 against T. II. Chambers, a close relative of Mrs. Chambers, and Sheriff Emery seized the pigs on an execution b.ised" thereon, but Mrs. Chambers came in and said tho pigs wcro hers and got judgment for $104.53. The lumber company appealed on the grounds that Iho complaint was defective defec-tive for the reason that it did not sot up that Mrs. Chambers was tho owner and entitled to Iho possession of the pigs when tho action was begun, and tho supremo court upholds this contention conten-tion and says that Mrs. Chambers will havo to sot out; her right to the pigs, now grown to hogs, more fully Jo recover. re-cover. The opinion is written by Justice Mc-Carty. Mc-Carty. the other justices concurring. |