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Show I BOLD BURGLAR I IS BOUID OVER H SALT LAKE, April 24 Guarded so H there was no possiblo chanco of es- HI cape; his head free from bandages and H showing but few marks as a result of H . his desperate encounter with the po- H lice last Thursday afternoon, but with H ' a scowl on his faco that indicated that H the proceedings wore decidedly dis- M tasteful to him, Charles J Kottlcson, B ' , alias H, J Hammond, was arraigned m tin the criminal division of tho city H (court before Judge J M. Bowman this H morning on three complaints charging H him with burglary in the third degree H In each case he declined to plead but M -waived preliminary hearing and was Hj ordered bound over to the district Hjr court in default of bail in the sum of Hi $3,000 In each case making the total H fronds necessary to secure his release H from jail $9,000. It is understood Hi that "Kettleson, or Hammond, will HI plead guilty before Judge Loofbourvw Hj In the district court tomorrow morn- H Ing. H Immediately following the an;algn- H ment of Kettleson, D. D Davis and HI Mrs. Pavis, who are nlleged to haVe Hi conducted a ''fence" for the robber, rwere arraigned on two complaints, charging them with receiving stolen Hi I goods. Davis appeared 111 at case but Hi ( the woman assumed Ieadenship and H spoke or herself and her "husband. H She stated they would take until to- H morrow morning to plead as they Hi wished to consult their courr&cl. Attor- H i ney J W. Strlngfellow. Ttoey'were H placed under 52,000 bonds Inleach case H - making $S,000 in all. Hi Strongly Guarded. H-' Before the prisoners were ushered H I Into the courtroom Chief of Police H j Barlow, Lieut. Shannon. Sergeantli H I Pierce. Detectives Ripley and Wilson Hi I and Policeman Hilton, with Deputy H I ' Sheriffs Corliss, Steele and Erqprv ' Hi took positions In tho hall leading- fiH- H - the "bridge of sighs" connecting tno H Jail and the courtroom, and ialso rang- H od themselves about In the Judicial H chamber in positions that would pre- H vent escape should one be attempted. H When the first complaint was read to H 1 Kettleson he said he would waive pre- H limmary hearing as he wanted the H matter to go to tho district court at H once. Hi i "I want the same order made In nil HI I of these cases," said tho man with. Hi i ( a wave of the hand toward the docu- H ments lying beforo Clerk Canning. H "Do you wish to waive the reading I ' of the complaints'" asked Judgo I , Bowman. I i "No," replied Kettleson. "I want all I J the complaints read so I will know I j what I am charged with, but I will I ' waive mv preliminary in each case." I ' Immediately after the arraignment I , of the prisoners. Kettleson and Davis I ' wore handcuffed together by Deputy Sheriff Corliss, and with Mrs. Davis J were loaded into an automobllo and whisked off to the county jail. The complaints were sworn to by Chief of Police Barlow One charges Kettleson with having entered the homo of S J. Lynn, 3S South Fourth East, on April 1C Another that he robbed the home of Ed Thomas, 221 Second avenue, on April 13, and tho third that he robbed tho home of A. Q. Cutler, 2C4 Tenth East street, on April 17. May Plead Gu'lty, As soon as tho man was brought into in-to tho court room he had a brief conversation con-versation with Chief Barlow It is understood un-derstood that Kettleson will plead guilty guil-ty to the charges read this morning and take sentence upon each, with the understanding that no further complaints com-plaints will be filed asalnat him. If this program Is carried out, he will probably be sentenced In the district court tomorrow morning. Lieutenant Hompel stated this morning morn-ing that complaints are being prepared in Ogden against the two pawnbrokers pawnbrok-ers who were arrested there on charges of conspiracy with Kettleson. It rs claimed that the authorities have a sure case against them and It Is not unlikely their ball will bo Increased. The local police are still trying to locate lo-cate plunder and it is not at all Improbable Im-probable that the robber will make further disclosures before lie is sentenced sen-tenced in the district court. Mr. and Mrs Davis are accused of receiving a sealskin sacquc valued at $350, the property of Mrs. S. J. Lynn, and 'a large quantity of cut glass, belonging be-longing to Salt Lake citizens and stol en by Kettleson. |
