Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-02-19 | Page 10 | This Problem as Deep as "How Old is Ann?"

THIS PROBLEM AS DEEP AS "HOW 011) IS ANN?" Worried by a problem as Intricate as that of "How old Is Ann'.'" J. S. Nelson wen I to i lie police station Friday morning morn-ing and. after stating his case, was referred re-ferred to the county attorney, and thereby there-by hangs a tale of business complications. complica-tions. Nelson purchased from t R Fo?s a half-liucrest in the tailor and Homing shop, known as the Yale, at 17 West South Temple .street and paid $200 for the half-Interest Thursday night, vriien Nelson went to his newly-acoulred place of business Friday morning he discovered discov-ered that several new suits of clothing had been ink en from the shop, that Foss had departed for Los Angeles, and that Frank Tnstlso'i. one of the proprietors, and P. J. Clark, an employe, were In the eity jail charged with drunkenness lie also later discovered that the missing clothing was being held at the police station, too. At the police station. Nelson was told that the clothing had been Liken from the men who bad been arrested curly Friday morning. Nelson then declared thai Tustlson and Clark had robbed the shop of me clothing, and wanted a complaint com-plaint charging them with the robbery of the Homing. lie was referred lo the county attorney, who. after hearing his ston- told him that no warrant could be issued against Tustison. who is a partner part-ner hi ihe business, and who had a right to enter the place. lie was then told that his only recourse was a civil suit.