| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER RAIDS HOME OF LURES SUITORS Manhunt Pressed for Con let Who Fled From Utah Prison jV ‘ a WOTnWnWW u Convicts Cowed Backing to the wall the guards of his life at the Anderson home actcowed the massed Convicts and ob- ing as chauffeur and aiding in finantained quick cpmpllance with their cial decisions He asked only food orders “Back to your cell houses" Or- clothing andaihelter as remuneration der was quickly restored and the pris- Dozens wrote Mrs Anderson to tell oners locked In the cell houses with her “at last have found a woman I visiting hours and other privileges can love and you are that woman I canceled for thjgday know I would love you” Warden R E Davis praised the work A Frenchman said he would like of Stewartjmd Brown and ordered an for the “little Indian girl to travel Earle is presumed to and meet gome real cultured people investigation have secretly fashioned in his cell the in France with himself as her esblanket rope used to scale the prison cort However a woman In New Orwall Osborn also is said to have made leans made Such a proposal first so a similar rope but was unable to use would have first consideration iUi Mrs Anderson’s money has made Earle surprised Guard Turnbow in her one of America’s most popular the lavatory of the northeast guard women— at least to correspondence tower Smashing Turnbow to the floor suitors with a blow which bloodied the guard's face Earle capitalized on his surprise Woman attack by obtaining the tower arsenal Finding In a struggle which wrecked the inStarts Official Inquiry terior of the tower Turnbow endeavored to regain possession of the FAIRHAVEN' Mass' Nov 11 (IP)— guns The kill but “Don't make me body of a well dressed woman by you f 1 will" Earle shouted Turnbow about 70 was found on jagged rocks lunged forward and Earle fired with a near the ocean today under circumrevolver The felon then dropped a stances which led authorities to order rifle and shotgun and ammunition in- an autopsy to determine the manner of and as he slithered death side the wall around the tower to the east wall the The name and address of Mrs Lizzie prisoners inside opened fire on Turn-- - W Gardner Coronado CaL was found bow keeping him within the shelter in the woman’s handbag which was of the tower weighted wlthf' a flatiron and tied Dropping the shotgun and revolve! about her neck The body had not been in the water and officials conjectured 2D feet to the groun d threw the guns over the barbed wire she was killed after falling among the enclosure climbed over and ran to jagged rocks that border the sea near A gash was found on ' the service station at fifteenth East break-wate- r the back of her head and there were and Twenty-firs- t South streets bruises about the face A boy strolling Seises Trnck-“G- et found the body out of that car I want It1 nearby The district office orEarle told Hogan who had just driven dered an autopsyattorney’s into the station Menaced by the shotgun Hogan dashed his ignition keys to the floor and jumped from his car Fellow Workers Fete Earle hesitated and deciding that reGlase Concern Director covery of the keys would delay him elected to take the truck which Wilson In the escape of Robert Earle felon (inset) with Evans as a passenger had just George A Crabtree director of the from the Utah state prison Saturday these three at the Twenty- Bennett Glass and Paint company and stop sign stopped for end-injurin- I of - civil work organization rapidly taking BOISE (AP)— With shape in Idaho to handle hia proposals Governor C Ben Ross will leave Sunday for Washington to advocate a aeries of enterprises which he expects wUl put 20000 men to work in this state aa well 20000 to 80000 from other states if the national administration wishes to send them here On the governor’s recommendation Snake river below Lewiston and T J Lloyd of Twin Falls was ap- finally a big weed eradication propointed chairman of the Idaho civil gram to begin next spring “Tha work outlined will care tor worka committee Already a member of the atate relief committee all the unemployed in Idaho" the govLloyd waa directed in a telegram Sat- ernor said The registration lists show urday from Harry Hopkina civil this is about 20000 In addition if worka administrator to convert the other states find they cannot map entire Idaho relief organization into out jobs which wilt put their Unem- One Killed Four Injured j ployed to work we can care for 20000 a atate civil worka organization The relief work will continue but to 30000 more In Racing Car Accident WUl Eng Unemployment it was expected a vest number ot “This is not going to be a charity tboee now on relief lists will be ab LIBERAL Kan Nov 11 V-- A sorbed In the work authorized by the enterprise Men will be asked only national administration the details two questions: ‘Are you out of work car in an Armistice day motor racehere today plunged Into a crowd llnof which are to be outlined to atate and do you want to work?’ All who executives meeting in Washington want it can have work as I under- ing tha road killing Long Jackson a rspectator stand this program" — November 25 Lloyd will go to Washington with persons Werk rregram Listed The car left the road upon striking V the governor and on theirreturn Work to be advocated by Governor in ten two weeks the gov- another machine In the face or days Rosa includes: ernor said he expected it would be Road building in every county to possible to put thousands of men to provide farms with better approaches work “within tha next ten days" to towns and schools development ot “I sm the national adminiswater storage facilities improve- tration hasglad taken this the govments in cities and a considerable ernor said “As soon atop" as this project number of Individual projects is started the nation will find that Among these latter are building of almost overnight its surplus of food t concrete siphon to carry will be consumed b y men who are a water across the Portneuf river for drawing wages for the first time in Organised er Unorganised development of the Michaud flats months” project which has been contemplatMEETING FAMILY REUNION SET ed for 13 years improvement ot Hey-buDescendants of John J and Haron Lake Chatcolet in north park To Discuss NBA Code Idaho- - particularly the building of a riett Stocking will hold a family reroad to connect It with Worley on the union November 18 at the home ot HOTEL UJAH north and south highway Improve- Leslie Y Sheriff 323 Sixth East street ments in the Crsters of the Moon na- All members of tha family are urged Sunday Nov 19 11 A M tional monument near Arco construc- to be present The program will beEVERT MUSICIAN ‘INVITED tion ot drainage tunnels in the Twin gin at 4 p m and will include dinner of entertainment the various features and Falls project channelizing home ’ A Tulsa youth not expecting mar- - gun DENVER Nov 11 ’W3)— and three men were under arrest here today ss police neared a solution they said of the $36000 holdup of three United States National bank messengers last August 26 by bandits who used tear gas bombs to help them escape The prisoners are Helen Lombardi 23 and her husband Carl 28 said by police to be s former bootlegger John Dockerty Jr 29 and Frank Bartholomew 22 Chief of Police Albert T Clark said $400 of stolen in the holdup was recovered and that clues' were being followed which he ex- pec ted to lead to recovery of the major portion of the loot Lombardi and his wife according to Chief Clark were arrested in Kansas City and were returned here today Governor Will Present Civil Works Projects at Capital to Aid 20000 Indian Woman for Share in -- - Million Dollars Besiege TULSA Okie (UP)— When a federal court decision placed more than $1000000 in the hands of Hanna Anderson Creek Indian woman It also from Pete (Continued ilsced a horde of would-b- e suitors at One) as ter feet and added to her convicts to two believed be well as her bank account worries period Osborn and Grenache fired three Letters from all over the United ahota from the shotgun and one from States and Europe besiege Mrs Andwho is quite satisfied with her the rifle into the guard tower at Guard erson Mose substantial Indian husband Turnbew’ thus covering Earle’s es- Anderson The news of her inheritance accumulated from oil land revcape With the approach of Guards Stew- enues during long litigation over heirart and Brown the guns were dropped ships traveled far and wide From Northallerton Scotland an by the convicts who concealed their apologetic note came along with a identities in the howling shouting mob of prisoners Stewart retrieved the photograph of the suitor inviting the nfft and Brown recovered the shot Indian heiress to share her estate and f 7 A Ross Outlines Program Four Arrested In Bank Holdup To End Unemployment HONIED FELON SQUAW’S CASH a L ATTORNEY Letters 'f 1933 12 four-othe- g Notice to All Professional Musicians 5000-foo- Yody EASY TERMS STATE LOW PRICES Earle-jumpe- - " Earle told “I’ll blow you to “Get out quick this side" and as Evans obeyed the convict dashed around to the driver's side of the truck When Wilson attempted to leave the truck by the driver’s side Earle cursed him and prodded him with the muzzle of the shotgun to get out the other side "I don’t know whether the' shotgun was sawed oft or not" Evans said later “All I know is that it was m nil ga39i Evans and M J Hogan Hogan who threw the keys of his auto the floor was first threatened by Earle who later commandeered at gunpoint nils sespt‘"ff oar hsoa and JEvani years was honored Saturday night ism They tre left to right Ward Wilson Tyler at a dinner given by his fellow em v t iloyes at the company store "'est First South street Mr Crabtree’s record of employment with the company began November 11' 1883 when he was em ployed as an errand boy for the firm of Sears 8c Llddle In time the com pany became the present firm and Mr Crabtree has remained with It while lacerations on his head Robert Earle's break for freesince receiving his position LOS ANGELES Nov 11 MV-- A Christensen suffered skull fracplenty big:’’ Speakers at the dinner Included fight '’until one aide or the otijer is dom from the state prison Saturture and injury of his back RobDuring the commandeering of the Mr Crabtree officers and employes run out of court” was promised day morning recalled the last atert H Elliott and Delbert Webtruck the engine died and Earle ex- of the company Claire Windsor blonde film by tempt made to scale the wall on ster serving life terms for muractresa as she prepared for the reperienced trouble in restarting but der were nameij ss ringleaders still threatening the two young men S L trial of the heart balm case in which October 9 1931 when Lewis Given Student of the riot the convict drove off with Deathridge 26 was killed in an court jury awarded Mrs superior Prison officials noted that the effort to escape speed east on Twenty-firs- t Marian Y Read Oakland ’ matron Honors Stanford northeast section of the wall has 4at South street Deathridge was shot off the wall $75000 damages been the objective of prisoners in with the attempted Meanwhile Miss Windsor was granted a new by a prison guard and died a few minutes later in cell block No 1 Louis C Ottenheimer son of Max trial Friday by Superior Judge Jonearly every escape plot probably shooting of the guard a general alarm because the only guard on that had been sounded from the warden’s Ottenheimer president of the Otten- seph P Spoul who held the verdict While the guards were firing at Inot the wall is approximateWilford section of heimer office office and from the the fugitive prisoners on the company has been elected in the alienation of affections suit There was chairman of the publications council Mrs Read brought against the actress side of the wall slugged two Giles assistant warden ly 130 yards away a long range for shotguns an immediate response from the po- of Stanford university said word re- was "excessivt and unreasonable" guards B U Christensen and Dalice and sheriff's office and the rush ceived Saturday He also is business vid L Reese holding them as hosGuards usually are on duty only 0 The Oakland woman sued for to the prison attracted a crowd of manager ot the Stanford Dally uniin the northeast and aouthwest tages charging the blonde actress with 300 with cars parked along the high- versity publication severe with Reese towers of the prison escaped stealing the affections of Mrs Read’s way from Thirteenth East street to Tha family home here’ll at24'L former husband Alfred C Read Oik-lanstreet the prison entrance broker whom she met on an eastbound transcontinental train Reports Under Eire DEATH LEAPS TO “Of course I’m delighted” Miss While trapped within the tower by the firing of the convicts from the PASADENA Nov 11 (UP)— The Windsor said “It was the only thing was that could be done I’m certain that yard Turnbow reported by telephone 48th suicide at "suicide bridge” to Assistant Warden Giles that a pris- found by the Pasadena police today a retrial will result in a far different oner had gone over the east wall dead of a bullet wound and a leap decision I’m going to fight until (By Associated Press) Turnbow declared he was “all right’’ from the Colorado itreet bridge He either one side er the other is run COLORADO and declined proffered medical serv- was Gustave A Pederson middle aged out of court” 11 Nov FORT WORTH Texas (IP) 6 FLORENCE— Junior Lennox Miss Windsor asserted she did not ice and Insisted on completing his Los Angeles man who had ahot himself adminisJohnson Hug2H3 tour of duty which was from 6 a m on the parapet and plunged Into the know Read waa married at the time —General saw only five city blocks of the world reRoosevelt’S of trator President ot their courtship to 2 p m When off duty at 2 p m canyon covery program told an audience in from the rods of a freight car before Turnbow had an abrasion on his face the Fort Worth stock show coliseum his mother’s sqreams from a comJarvis the service station attendtonight that although this be Armi- mandeered auto reminded him that ant whose attention was attracted by stice day “the war Is not over" the paternal razor strop impended the shot fired by Earle at Turnbow Tracing the history and effect of Like a veteran hobo he took a hop watched Earle jump from the east "Last March said: war World the he wall just south of the tower Jarvis the rolling freight In his atrlde out defenses were almost destroyed" from then called the police who already and was at horns when Mrs James back been had “We beyond pushed sheriff’s were responding with the hyitericsl from not having our Marne” General Johnson said Lennox force to the general riot call found even a trace of her son when "The very citadel of our government the train was Mrs Wilford Giles wife of the a finally stopped arrived NEW YORK (UP)— Only about ing the qualities and risking th? fu- was flanked Then like Foch at the aistant warden heard the first shot 40000000 He was petted pot paddled ot usable wine ture of wine in America He believes first Marne Roosevelt Franklin gallons his make saw escape Earle and WYOMING await the call of thirsty America that only 12000000 gallons of the might have written ‘our left la deEarle was received at the state when with again legalizes the old wines—end some of it is is old is feated our right Is smashed— we are WHEATLAND — Playing repeal sentence 27 under prison September according- to George Dewey! 35 years— will be put on sale Wine attacking with our center' matches In a com crib brought blazof one to ten years for grand larceny grapes head of the H T- Dewey Sons & Co according to best manufacturing pra “Since last March the advance of death to Robert MUla 3 and hia He is 8 feet 11 Inches in height and one of America's oldest wine houses cepta should be aged at least for three the enemy has been checked We ing Their pal Donald Kaine He has dark orphan weighs 155 pounds Am when consider that during years Even by “marrying” old wines heve thrown them back to the Aisne bodies burned badly were found In brown hair and brown eyes His the last year you before prohibition wine with the new it will not be possible The battle still hangs in the balance the crib by a motorist traveling from previous record shows a term served consumption in America averaged a to have more than 28000000 gallon! and the man who slackens now can Wheatland to Chug water Jacob in the Washington state reform halt per capita— and with more ready for consumption he says be regarded merely as a defeatist or Mills father of Robert had token achool His mother Mrs Elsie Green than gallon Unit-ein 120000000 these people As alwavs California will be tre- a soldier" Donald into his home when toil boy’s is a resident of Seattle States-‘-thu far from enough mendous factor in the production of poor father died two yeara ago Earle entered a plea of guilty to aa Dewey points out wine that will be consumed in this Especially NEW MEXICO grand larceny before District Judge during prohibition millions ot people country Eastern wine growers ire Oil Industry Employers James McKinney in connection made what in There waa no rest for called their wine CLOVIS— the contacts with every day with the robbery August 22 of Frank own homes they ana thereby became far making Governor A W California growers and much of the Placed Under Code Terms NeW Mexico quail Stone office manager aqd C B Pitts more wine conscious than ever be young wines that will be offered on Hockenhull went on his annual huntof the Western States fore ' bookkeeper sale as soon as repeal arrives will be WASHINGTON1 Nov U ing trip into the bird country near with Earle company Grocery a limited quantity of wine the newer wines of California Some Ickes today announced an or- here with his usual companion W G Osborn and Joseph Gray robbed hasOnly been mads Under bond during of tha California wine stocks already der which definitely placed all em- Head Clovis oil man Both ob the two men ot $1640 in cash and the yeara of prohibition While it 12 quail Tha three were Is estimated that there are 25000000 have been shipped to far sections of ployers in the oil Industry under the talned their bag limit of $40024 In checks the It is shipped in tank minimum wage and maximum hour apiece captured II hours liter the robbery gallons of potable winee in Califor- cars country like oil and is being pumped into provisions of the oil code despite the MONTANA in Lovelock Nev Osborn on t plea nia there is barely another 10000-00warehouses at this minute HELENA— Washington will soon sentenced president's executive order exemptof guilty to robbery in aR the other wine storige gallons to mar not be enough ing retailers who employed fewer see Governor Cooney loaded down to an indeterminate term of five years making sections he says Other dis- But itthewill demand than five persons in towns of less with data outlining a widespread elvil to life while Gray and Earle pleaded tricts where wine is produced in- satisfy than 2500 population The proworka plan for Montana guilty to grand larceny and received clude the territory around Egg HarIckes contended that the presiden- gram for this state will not include sentences of pne to ten years bor N J a narrow belt around St Edith Cavtll to the not tial order did petrol- smell dams and flood control projects apply Legion Louis a small part of North Carolina: eum industry because ot its interstate contemplated as regular public works the home of the ecuppCrnongs and Flames Two Burned Names Post Officers nature but envisions four large reservoirs the FingWTake regions near Penn and 400 smaller projects costing a toand Hammondsport N Y Sweep Taxicab Garage Yan tal of $5800000 d Butcfter reis Mrs Haws Held the Ruth in After vintage present Clayton Slaying —— t NEVADA around the middle of Novem-e- elected comfnander ot the Edith 11 men Two 'SEATTLE Nov Coast Deputy Sheriff RENO—There will be plenty of Of there will be about 40000000 gal()— at the American “Legion post one were severely burned possibly lons of usable wine Of course there turkey eaten in Reno this Thanksgivfatally and thousands of dollars dam is a fair quantity of old wines— but post'a annual Armistice day banquet LAWTON Okla Nov 11 (UP)— ing as the first move towards posHaws' Mrs home at when done waa fire age twept through the honest iwine maker will not let Saturday night sible liquidation of all tho eleven P G as butcher A known Lawton Conover-was of reelected Ella and Miss main new stocks until garage the headquarters hia old go crops Caloway was under arrest tonight In cloeed Wingfield banks In this state a taxicab company hire tonight More have been pressed to replace them adjutant the murder of Dividend drafts for $310000 will be than 20 taxicabs were destroyed or Dewey points out that before 120’ Present 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