| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ORKERS IN MONDAY MORNING JUNE 10 1935 m Salt Lake Area Became Woman’s Record Has Been Good' Events Before Focal Point for Kidnap Family Asserts Store Arrest Search After First Clue Waley Bora Fair ‘Detectives’ Help Break Case aret Case Police Relate Gives Police Kidnap Clue Jt V'lwc t Mi II Rogers and Gifford Give ‘G Men Converge on Utah Cities When Early Iri Outline of Plans formation Pointed to This Section Local for Capture Police Cooperate in Manhunt Clerks Describe Experb ence Leading to Arrest of Woman Salt Lake City wu the focal point of 24 or 25 for the relentless hunt for th kidyears of age with brown hair— not napers of little George Weyer-haeufrom th tlm the first very good looking” Th woman wa caught in the trap of tha law as she definite clue waa reported until the (CoetlDtttS trece Fee One) 20-ca-nt flve-doll- e “Me too” agreed Mlsa Samuel equally dark and a graduata of South high school ‘1 read about the kidnaping in the paper It waa horrible The little boy waa so alee looking” Miaa Morley Is a native of Clarksville Ark She same hart with her parents from Rock 8prlngs Wyo two years ago and haa worked for tha Woolwofth company for tha lama length of time Misa Samuel la a native Salt Laker She took her first job whan aha want ta work In tha store In '6 4 i 1933 Prison Records In Three States Traced to Pair Waley Idaho and Washing' ton Prisoner! Mahan Montana Conviet BOISE June (Ah— Harmon M Waley under arrest tonight at Salt Laka City In connection with tha George Weyerhaeuser kidnaping and William Mahan the man he Implicated in the crime both ar Not Excited former Inmate of the Idaho atat “I wasn’t excitsd” Miss Samuel prison aid “1 had been expecting it all "Their record show they were already hardened criminal when day" “Well I was” protestsd Miss Mor- they tame to ihe Institution her” ley decidedly “I waa excited And Warden Ira J Taylor commented nervous? Oh" Waley was born at Hoqulam Thera waa no excitement lit tha Wash and waa committed to the atora tha girls said Hundreds of Idaho prison when he was 10 year Customers came and want while the of age on March 19 1930 H waa burglary police were arresting Mra Waley released (HI a Few even of tha clerkl knew that a charge tha prlaon records showed He was convicted in Lewi ransom bill had bean detected “Wa were told to keep it quiet county and to handle it In a businesslike Waley aerved'Sn the Washington state reformatory at Chehalla for way” they a&id violating the state liquor law and wa paroled from there In 1923 Business Expansion He had been arrested Several Held Due to NRA Fall times Inas a suspect Once In Chiconnection with a holdup cago the records showed CPt-Tha CHICAGO June fall He was from tha Idaho if tha N R A Edgar Kobakof prison by aparoled board composed of C New York chairman of tha board Beil Ross governor Fred Lukena f tha Advertising Federation of secretary of state and Fred J BabAmerica said today "la bound to cock attorney general ba followed by an expansion of Mahan alias W S Grant alias bualneaa” W S Morris alias Jack Mahoni Ha predicted a marked Upturn for alias Bill Mohan was ths son of advertising media within tha next Samuel Dainard now deceased and thre months as ths federation’s was born at Kendo N D In 1S03 convention opened He was committed to ths Idaho “Ths strong spirit of competition penitentiary September 24 1927 on Is Just around the corner and headed aof bank robbery commit this wav" ha said “Funda will be tedeharg at Rathdrum Idaho and was released without question for eom senUnctd to 20 year in prison Hs of commodP was released six year later by a fetltlvs distribution which have for a long board composed of Governor Ross 'tims been hoarded by thoie who Franklin Girard secretary of statt claimed they were held back by and Bert H Miller attorney gentha federal codes” first-degr- M— - r eral - His' previous record included a sentence to the Montana state Old Swimming Hole as BUI Mohan for grand AUBURN Wash (UP)-”- Ho hum1’ prladn He won a parole there yiwned County Prosecutor1 Warreft larceny also Magnusoit “spring Is hers it last Re received the first of his annual Ha was sought Warden Taylor said aa a suspect In the Centralis farrago of complaints that boys were Wash bank robbery of 1933 swimming In ths 'old Swimming hols of White river without bathing suits Oldest Apple Tree Ransom Money Cash Totals Exactly $15155 NEBRASKA CITY Neb (UP-J- ohn Roll claims title to the oldest applS tree In easterit Nebraska a secBUTtfi Mont June 9 (AA— When tion noted for its fine orchards the complete cache of currency Hit tree is S3 years old and was abandoned by William Mahan waa planted by Roll’s father Nicholas finally talUed by police pencils toRoU night It waa found that txactly Ths polar bear is supreme among $15 155 of the $200000 Weyerhaeuser ransom had been recovered her the creature of tha Arctic far Logan Father Respected Regi- dent of Salt Lake j ! Mra Margaret Waley th small retiring woman who brought about ths "brsak” in th Weyerhaeuser kidnaping cu by paulng snS of ths raneom bills In ths Woohrorth stors Is a member of a highly respected Utah family and ber parents ssy she hu “never-betnl- q trouble before" were arrested by federal officer on suspicion ot counterfeiting In th possession of Giles were the plans to abduct Xdsel Ford motor magnate and ion of Henry Ford Returned to 8 L mad purchase and ten- first arrests war announced her dered In' payment therefore a $5 Scarcely had th heir Giles and Morris were returned e number of Tacoma Wash lumber millions to Salt Lake City to Hand trial In She la on ot a family ot 14 chilbill which bore the Lr $4977925 A returned to hla home—after pay- federal court for their part in the dren wu married te Waley when ment ot th $200000 ransom— than train holdup Michener end Fran-tee- n she wu barely 18 against the wishes Name 0sv were named in Indictments re- of her family and is now a few Th womart who Identified her- th Utah capital city wu drawn turned by n federal grand Jury months short of 20 years of age Into tha hunt Detective Maras to Rogers self Neither were Her father is George TbullnS!0 The day after the boy was re- hearing In Ogden Eut Fifth South street garet Von Mats but who was subse- turned It was reported that a mem- ever captured Michener wu said to have been Bom in Logan quently Identified by department ol ber of the kidnap band had justice men as Mrs Margaret Wathe Immediate vicinity of seen 4n Salt Lake City while hie Born In Logan Margaret noted purchase from the kidnaping that the ransom pay- companions Gllea nnd Morris were with her family is Ogden when eh ley made her In Jail her awaiting trial Edytha Morley' 24 of apartment ment Wat lately cached here wu about on year old - About Mlsa 12 of 440 East Broadway With the naming of Michener sight years ago th family moved to Denied Report theCustomary and Franseen M suspect In the Balt Lake City and Margaret lived Morley' followingTha report wU denied by Salt routine established by tho managecase it wu believed hare “until- - her late In as- Weyerhaeuser Who been had Lake polios Woolworth store City ment of th that pollc were searching for them November of 1933marriage So far the on the to work exclusively on the theory that they have car- family knowash Vas married to hqnded th 95 bill to Mlsa Marian signed ot federal nnd cue department by Skmul 19 tofjwl East Seventeenth out the plena of Gllea Waley a native of Wuhlngton' a But the number Of ried Suth“treet and Mies Samuel still ustlo agents June 2 th search for the kid few days after meeting hint Id Salt Increased In the city following out the achedule took th bantered became in tightly Lake City Then June 2 scarcely 4Shours neper bill to the cash register in th front Tha spotlight wu Swung to A few days after their marriage Utah after the Weyerhaeuser lad wu re BrighSm City ana revealed a green Mr and Mra of th itor to Detective Rogers Waley went to With th portfolio of the ransom turned to hie frantle parents un- Cadllleeeedan registered in the Wuh-an- d ilnee that tlma -harmed the' first definite “break” tat of ' I bill hidden and acting ostensibly Washington seen or heard from tha family hu regular employs of tha store De- in tha hunt for th kidnapers point' Occupied by thre men described her a few times to Laka oqjy Salt ed City dlreotly i tective Rogers quickly! glanced “nervous 'and n beautiful platIn Tacoma Remained n that tael wu mysterious reported found It L inum blonde the car stopped at through the list until 34977925 A the number pn the $5 man In tan had purchased n rail- the Fiord Anderson service station They remained In Tacoma until Ore from road ticket Huntington note San Francisco federal reseryt In Brigham City Purchues made July of 1934 They then returned to Balt Lake City with on of the were paid for with a $10 note to this city And after remaining Walla Calmly $20 Ban Francisco federal reserve her a few weeks went back t T- -' The attendant that th suspected Mr Waley calmly awaited th notes that composed the - ransom not of wu the pert Weyerhaeuser coma In September they again aparrival of her change Instead Do payment ransom payment H uld the car peared In Balt Lake City remain-:n- g tectlv Rogers approached with a only a ahort time before movhad headed toward Wyoming Vague Description ' polite explanation that he was a could give of justice agents from ing to Camden N J They were lit ticket of th seller The Department of check a and that officer pollc New until th January city Jersey Lake City bureau now ot th $5 bill Showed It to be part of but A vagtie description ot th man the Salt year when they came to who purchased It Member of th greatly strengthened by th influx Saltthis tha ransom money Lake City again remaining fed- of a number ot agents from other were crew by and Is L train questioned an bill know series “I th in ths nation Investigated her until Some time in March I know what you ftra checking for” eral agents and Salt Lake City po- points Since that tlm the family hu the lice Brigham City report ' “I Mrs Waley said quite calmly no knowledge ot their movements official announcement Tha of tha that th Conductor ot train Th got that bill In change yesterday bureau declared that tha $10 not until last Wednesday) when Marga(Friday) when I cashed a $10 bill made 27 scheduled (tops between receivsd at the Anderson service ret called to pay a brief visit and and Lake Salt and City of th A eerie at Kresa’” Huntington memha one station wu not part of th ransom Inquireof about some younger crew uld ‘1 think anybody that did a kid- changed train Her ber the husband family a ticket payment naping Ilka that— well Td Ilk td “vaguely remembered" was with her but did not enter ths kill them myself" th woman vol- from the eastern Oregon city But But the car was not reporisd Im- houss Last Friday they Visited efflceri of Wyoming he could give th law officer! no mediately unteered and Utah working under th direc- tha horn again and Mra Waley In answer to quiet questions on definite clue to whert in answer to a question tion of the tight-lippe-d her Identity by Detective' Rogers June t Salt Lake City slipped had been laid they had come they The for searched of hunt the it th from woman continued the glue from Denver “I am Mrs Margaret Von Mats second note that waa part of the According to ths records of ths Bon of Lumber Man discovof vehicle of motor the wu raneom payment registrar (believed by officers to be her huge stats of Washington th car wu According to Margaret’s family maiden name) and lam married to ered in Spokane Wash registered to Gladys Wsat apart- Waley M the ion of a foreman of For Money Order Waley in payment for a clgaret ease a men who hauls gravel for a livment $17 1514 Boren avenue Se- one of ths Weyerhaeuser lumber Marion Samuel (right) 19 cash girl in the store ing" Xt had been used there to pi attle Wash mills in ths Padfie northwest He T! order Na Objection for a postal monsy took the bill ostensibly for change but gave It 25 years old feet wu She wu never employed by hie tether on which made no objection or dark could hot remember 120 however as th latter objected to instead to detective W M Rogers who Identified The woman ah sold Inches tall weighed shout 112 order ot the Deteetlva of kind whan money any outcry pounds according to Information “hiring relative" It as part of the Weyerhaeuser ransom money Roger asked her to leave tha atora during the period she wu on duty received her from Beattie police of Mr and Mr Waley) It wu potnU with him Th entire proceeding andth “hot” not received bad flcera d out lived In Nsw jsrsey while was a matter of minutes and so been paid for with tha raneom bill A striking eharaoterlstlfl of tha th Hauptmann trial wu making For 34 hour the “kidnaping bunt woman quietly handled that little or no wu hot dark rouge and lip- sensational news and this might remained that waa perelatently attention paid by busy shop- front stick Hsr Jean Harlow hair wu have suggested the idea ot kidnapIntermounnorthern In the centered pers to Waley If the idea was sugdistinctive It appeared that she Detective Rogers and the woman tain region and the Paclfid coast wu “tha woman in tha case th ing gested It it quite natural that he walked the short block and a half area wu quiet owner of the that Utile Georg would think of th Weyerhaeuser ot th federal build' Then It shifted back to Salt Lake Weyerhaeuserlaugh to room 603-he wu well aware of their be beard family reported ing headquarter of th department muchly-sougin held he the wealth while wu great Portland police announced that of justice in Salt Laka City whert It Is known also that the coup) gabled house "near a railwoman wu turned over to they were seeking five men for road and Section of City Overrun With 101106 and Federal ths a In nesd of funda and during river” wtr Louie D Wine agent In charge of questioning In connection with th With the search for the fcrun most of tha tlm they wers In Balt to known were Two of them office Salt cue E and Laka th City sedan continuing the bunt for the Lake City they wers on th tranAgents as Mahan Eludes Posses J Connelley (pedal ‘ agent In Salt Lake City pollc nnd kidnapers reached an anticlimax sient relief rolls ' ot in bunt Tacoma the tha her charge the forerunner of th afwu that Cubto The area Tribune Special Under Indictment Dahlberg prominent Butt reet BUTTE Mont June 9— This en- resident informed police that he After a abort report to th depart Ransom Money Deadline for Crop Elliott Michener and were They juatica agent and after Richard Franseen under n federal June 7 more than 11 Of tb thoutire city was in a turmoil this eve- had rented a garage near hla home ment of the woman reldentlfy her hearing tot alleged sands of bills that were included Loans Fixed at June 15 ning aa word flashed around town to K man ahewerlng Mahan’s da self at Margaret Von Meta Deteo-tl-v grand Jury indictment In th attempted hold- In the $200000 ransom payment participation that an abandoned automobile con- crlption who tired and disheveled Rogers Isft and returned to up ot n Denver nnd Rio Grands were passed in Salt Laka City June 9 WV-WASHINGTON Woolworth store to “look tor Western taining $15000 of the Weyerhaeuser appeared at hla house at 3 o'clock the mail train her February Mora than a third ot tha note farm credit administration anrahaom money had been found near this morning Tha man tendered more bills” aa be expressed It L They Were wanted also In con- were passed-- at popularly-price- d nounced that June 13 would Taken In Charge nection with alleged counterfeiting stores They were discovered whan be the todaydate upon which th the business district and that tha $2 in payment and walked with lut n th storee dally with connection and for woman waa taken Von Mats activities The wsrs taken receipt crop and feed loan dl- suspected kidnaper tonight was al- Dahlberg to the garage said ha was In complete charge by the depart mall train holdup In Wuhlngtom to depository banks and than in emergency vision would receive applications most certainly hiding In tha mine going after hla car It la believed ment of Justice earrIs who how men the On of Detective agents turn to th Balt Lake City branch for crop loana Loans ar ihad he waa on his way to put tha car aentenc for hi part of th Federal Reserve system and dump-pitte- d southwest lection In tha garage when pollc Inter- Rogers was not called back by ing n from a $60000000 fund Appropriated of the tha "G" men and up to late Sun- laliha attempted holdup Non ot the clerks who received by congress for the current esuon of This copper center vened been to have Patrain wu reported nlgbt neither Rogers nor ths "hot” money In exchange tot The ransom car Is a two-doExciting reports continued to day “snatch” racket amali articles and a considerable Most Corsicans have very little Last trolman Gifford had seen or heard Interested in thK Giles Ford V- -l sedan carrying Utah 1- coma In every few minute kliu John amount of change could remember Interest In any kind of labor He WU John ot th woman about T:30 cena No! HmS and Both Rogers and Gifford kept to Laird escaped killer from the Or' who pused them Federal agent pVpeVbTlongSf re their appointed tasks Of checking gon state prison at Salem JYi T Davie operator of V worked relentlessly running down den June S there war persistent the Milwaukee railroad restaurant In the 1100 block on Dear Michener and Franseen had th malie-llk- s clues told police they had been Chaaed bill after bill quietly and method!' reports hers that Michener bed South State street in Balt Lake When he wu arac Paclfid coast been seen in tbg city since tbs kidcally throughout the rest of ths served time E J scene Connelly man of a from the Mahan’s by City The $15000 neatly wrapped busy shopping day until closing tlm rested for the slaying of a deputy department of Justice agent flew naping Police and federal agents In white oilcloth and folded In with description At about the asms time Saturday at p m sheriff In Oregon th crime that to Salt Lake City Traffie officers ran down all reports but Michener ransom were Informed a $5 pollca a copy of the Seattle Ths first hand story of th actual sent him to prison for life In 1912 of th local pollc force were called still eluded their dragnet' bill had been passed at the Depot arrest ot Mrs Waley- was given he was said to have bad plana for in from leaves Sheriffs officers carrying a check list of the street-acrosransom bills was found underneath In Market on South Montana Sunday night by Detective Rogers ths abduction of a number of weal- prepared to check all automobiles Milwaukee When It became known that there the jump aeat of the aedan by Chief The from tha Portlanders In his possession and Patrolman Gifford entering' or leaving the elty depot the mint dumps the Patrolman Gifford was first thy were a number of ransom notes of Police Jer J Murphy and hie Made Escape Passed by Woman Dahlberg garage and tha ecena of reached at hla hams apartment 12 “floating” In Balt laka city trad officers the abandoned car are all in the Of 274 But the Oregon prison could not ' The next day it wu announced channels Balt Lakers became “ranCrowd Gather Second West where North besouthwest section of the city withhold Giles He escaped shortly that tha ransom notes bad been som not conscious" The Salt Lake Aa reports of tbs electrifying dis- in a radius of a few blocks For he wu playing plnochla with hla fore ‘November 1934 Sometime be- passed In Salt Lake City It wu Tribune-TelegraInformation buPrimrose two wife and aa and daughters covery spread certainty thir reason ’assurance grew that thatf'Mlchener - and Franseen reported they were put Into circula- reau answered hundreds ot calls fore 14 and Marl! the hunted mah William Mahan was still In that vicinity grew that Msry“Frinceli been released tion by a woman and tha majority concerning suspicious notea while hla mother Mrs Beulah Gif had Mahan a former Butte resident Is definitely known jiollc uy were of the $10 denomination police offlcere and news- ford looked on It Slowly more notes cama to light waa still in Butte hugeorowds gath- paper reportere-arm- ed with and Ollea cam to At noon June S department of Several ot them caused housewives Michener that ered around Ah t police station Prepares for Picture Salt Lake City Whether Fran justice agents and Ogden pollc of- considerable embarrassment guna rifles shotguns and awaiting new developments and repeaters sped to this district a re"Dad pleas put your coat on1 seen wu here before th attempted ficers began a search of every They would cash a check at some about the garage where the ransom gion of abandohsd sheds deep ra- said Prlmroae Marie as on mall train holdup hu hot been rare In th Weber county city department store In return they car Is being stored Police war vines culverts bridges coal sheds Th Tribune staff photographer definitely But Michener It wu known their hunt was for would be given a ransom note notified this morning about T O’clock and several hundred empty freight to take a picture and Franseen were with a third th mysterious green Cedillas se- When they tried to epend the money that a car had been parked at Iron cars all affording excellent hiding prepared dan and its platinum blonde regie for purchases at another retailing “Boys I didn't do muchexeept to man Brady Morris and Dakota streets near ths ware- place! Into several culverts In follow out my assignment In the After the failure of th mall train tered owner end her thru nervoue establishment the number ot the house district sine about midnight which lb man might have bidden ame way any other good officer holdup attempt Gllea and Morrla male companion not would be spotted went to Investigate As they neared agents after shouting warnings to St Paul Minn Thera they The car had never gon to WyoTh women would be “held" by fld Foil ovine pfc) fnwiHnUfS ea locatton tha Officer James Mooney discharged rifles without result — ‘ first pollc until eh proved that abe' i ming from Brigham City spied Mahan whom b bad arrest- as darkness descended the hunt It was believed Its driv- was hot th "platinum blond of reported ed ber ilk years ago approaching with literally hundreds of good ers had doubled back on their track ths mysterious green sedan” tha abandoned car At the same places Of concealment still unex and returned to Ogden Thar they Report from other section of moment Mahan sighting tha pollca plored was' called oft had atored tha “hot” car in a private ths nation were continually reran down the street jumped a fence Authorities were quite confident garage end eontlnued their now ceived here through preaa associaand disappeared In tha Jumble of tha man was etlll In hiding at the frantic efforts to escape In other tion activities and from police alert buildings home ’of some friend Mahan is (veil automobile for any "suspicious characters” In Although he escaped Officers re- knoyn In Butte and worked here hunt ' Enter the country-wid- e Karpls Bird Pollc of Chief Harold June -In WASHINGTON 9 covered Mahan’a hat They pro- and W)on near-b- y ranches for Several It reminded many qf th heyday While th search centered In Of the Weak where ceeded to the car summonedWeyerhaeuyears announcing solution of tb Weyer ser den June I the name of Alvin of the John Dillinger hunt wrecker then forced open ths door boy WU kidnaped But always th searejt swung back Director Hoover case notorious mldweet kidnaper ’paid buuser ot Salt the Record B Karpls O td release the brakes In a brief Captain 1 waa to Salt Lake City No Public fin “ths to and Enemy cooptribute fore Lake Ulty assigned specially inspection of the car they found (he Salt Lakers Uninjured glowing her that th abductors brought Into th plctur ) front a It was lirense Identification for W- - T Da eration of local officer and police to th case curly-halre- d scion of timber th of “InUtah rendered angle of via in a luticaa In thl rear seat When Plane Crashes departments” participating lh the All these officers were in th Inmillions caught wu that ed wu Karple reported It valuable aid" Hoover said and The money parcel waa not noticed kidnap hunt of the law net In Its escapable and vicinity Ogdsn ought until ths sedan had been towed to a PORTLAND Ore’ June I OP)— The dosen newspapermen gath“magnificent cooperation” was directed by the Asked If local offlcere bad mad He wu laid to be in company of The search garage and' Chief Murphy checked Alfred P Reck and Mahlon S ered In his office were naked to exwho neither give nor eak blonds” and thre be the “mysterious Lake 8alt arrests City at tb were He machine his of Lake Salt Kemmerer the press appreciation through City publicly from those outside th law said both th Waley “had been ap- ipen They were traveling by sev- quarter As word spread through the city hers tonight awaiting repairs to cited particularly the following: But ' invaluable eld was given in were carried In which inbut our acof Col In of agents” William wild the man’s by their airplane damaged prehended reports landing Superintendent many th successful drive egslnet th tivities were received at police head yesterday at Pendleton Or th Wuhlngton atat highway pa- dicated local offlcere laid tbs eral rifles and two "violin cases latest flauntere ot the law by memof (machine guns) their discovery All Portwas to road leading from The plan trol groundwork by shipped quarters Police' and federal agents ran bers of the Salt Lake City police Chief of Pollc ’J J Murphy ths "green sedan” and the $15000 the elty were being guarded by land via truck A wheel which crumofdown every clue But they proved th Salt Lake county sheriff of Identification notes ransom In Mont State highway pollc and plane pled when the brakes were applied Butte law enforceUtah and other fice for time th fruitless followed was Immediately car Chief of Police W R Kirkley the bus station and railroad yards caused the accident Reck Said Th ’ While the search centered in Og ment agenclea men were uninjured Seattle Wash Were being checked by the errata A clgaret cut betrayed kidnapers of the half to th hufa Waytrhaeuser lumbar fortune It Waa revealed Sunday night Edytha Morlay 24 and Marlon Bamual 19 attractlva dark and caahlar respectively ot tha Wool worth cdmp&ny’a Salt' Laka City atora ralatad tha fiva and tan denouement of tha 1200000 crime Silently Saturday an ordinary Woolworth customer a plain hat lasa housewife dressed In an old rose summer costume handed tha bill clgafat case and a to Mlsa Morlay Barley glandni at It aha handed It to Mlsa Bamue the caahlar j SA fear minutes later Detective W M Rogers of the Salt Lake City police had Identified It aa one of tha bank notea paid for tha releaaa of little George Weyerhaeuser ot Tacoma Wash I Takee Woman fThe detective hurried tho customer Mra Margaret Waley to department of justice headquarter Tho arrest and confession of her husband H M Watty followed agents said Misa Morley Uvea at 440 East Broadway the daughter of Mr and Mlsa Bamual Mra Enoch Morley la tha daughter of Mr and Mrs C S Samuel of 251 East Seven teenth South street “She didn’t seem excited or any thing when the policeman cama up to her” tho girls said of Mrs Waley'1 “‘Where did you get this bill? he asked her He waa very pleasant He was In plain clothes and looked Ilka any floorwalker “’I got It at Krais’ yesterday (Friday)” tha euatomar answered She didn’t seem one bit excited Went to Offlee “He (the deteetlva) took her up to the store office for o few minutes Then they came down and went out Mra Waley' walked a little ahead She looked back of the policeman and laughed as they went out the door “It wasn’t a neryous laugh She wasn’t hysterical (She laughed the way a woman would who was In- Pretty detectives These two winsome Salt nocent and einbatrasaed— Just an Lake City business girls helped police trap the ordinary laugh “Wa knew that tha police ware Weyerhaeuser kidnapers Edythe Morley (left) looking for ransom notes of course It clerk at the Wool worth company store re Tha policeman stood near tha door IS note from Mrs Margaret all tha time Thera ware two of ceived a tell-talthem Wa kidded about it around the store Whenever a girl waa "given a bill aha said This la it’” Glad of Capture “I’m glad they caught those peo- Miss 111” said demurs brunet “Nothing la too bad for kid- napers” Mrs awsv m looklnfUttls woman ur nt tell-tal- 20-ce- nt -- u n” er -- u u “G-me- 20-ce- nt Butte Citizens Aroused Over Hunt for Fugitive u A ht “G-me- ' Th 25-ye-ar or ft “ Ore-whe- - m “G-me- n” ne T u T Hoover Pays Glowing Tribute To Cooperating Local Officers -- - dla-play- “G-me-n" N it i V " |
