Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1936, Page 11

Parents’ Fight Brings Critical Burns to Girl EXCONVICT HELD INCABISLAYIES Guarded Against Possible + Lynching Attempts After “Confession.” By the Associated Press. ELKO, Nevada, October 19.—Of- cers guarded Luther Jones, 32, an ex- convict, against possible lynching at- tempts today after he was quoted as confessing killing four men, three of them prominent cattle rafichers, in a | $40 hold-up here. Sherifft C. A. Harper said Jones, former Indiana and Montana convict, calmly admitted shooting the four in a cabin near the Elko stockyards be- | cause one of them resisted. The ranchers, who disappeared | from the stockyards Friday, were found dead with the fourth victim Saturday. Sherift Harper said Jones told of . taking $40 from the ranchers and of marching them to the cabin. Ranchers Are Tied. There, an itinerant occupant of the eabin named Joe Stecca, tied the ranchers at his orders, Jones was quoted. “I was going to tie him (Stecca) up,” the statement released by the | sheriff ‘added, “and he started to strike DOROTHY FENWICK. | Converted into a living torch by | the explosion of a jar of gasoline dur- ing a quarrel yesterday between her mother and stepfather, Miss Dorothy | Fenwick, 20, of 429 K street, was in critical condition today in Gallinger Hospital. Miss Fenwick was cooking break- fast for the family when her mother, Mrs. Matty Martha Bray, 43, threw a 2-quart jar of gasoline, used for cleaning dresses, at her husband, Samuel Bray, 60, according to police. The jar missed Bray and struck the wall just above the stove at which the . girl was frying bacon. The jar broke, splattering the gaso- 1111? over the lighted stove and the & girl. In a flash her hair, face, shoul- Sought for Kidnaper. | ders and hands were a mass of flames, Jones was arrested at Carlin, 26| “ghe ran screaming out into the hall miles west of here, Friday night 85 | nere she collapsed and was found Department of Justice agents from |gimoct ynconscious by Nicholas Lin- Salt Lake City sought him for Kid-|gen " another roomer in the house. naping Levon Neil, Ogden, Utah, taXi= | yinsen“extinguished the flames and cab driver, and stealing the cab. the | 3nother roomer called police and an J. Edgar Hoover, director of the|ampjance She was taken to Sibley Pederal Bureau of Investigation, said | Hospital for emergency treatment and in Washington that Jones had been | 1ol o E A nger. convicted of automobile thefts three | ™y, Fa Ll Lo bum::' the ‘times in Indiana and of forgery twice |y oo o chest and hln::‘ un; in Montana. 1 S e Bl iniert leacnen || IOSGOLN R RATWASBUT AT | * Jones was a native of Ambia, Ind., | o o and has a divorced wife and three CAIIOUSES children in that State.” Don't experiment ! This is the way THE WEATHER | | Sacesmais | Qquick, safe, easy removal of your District of Columbia—Fair tonight back at me and I shot him in the head. “He fell over the other three and | one of the three fellows said ‘Help! | Onh, my Godt' I shot the three—| each of them. My mind was a blank from thereon * * *.” . Two of the ranchers, Otto Heit- man, 42, and Walter Godcke, 29, had * come here from Carson Valley to pur- chase cattle from the third, Manuel} Arrascade, 51, of Elko. eallouses. Sold everywhere. D! Scholls #nd tomorrow; somewhat warmer to- —_Z'no.pads < night; moderate southwest winds shift- G i R e ing to northwest late tomorrow. A g A Nourishing food For Dogs and Cats/ Maryland—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer to- night. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomor- | row: slightly warmer in east portion. West Virginia—Generally fair to- night and tomorrow; slightly warmer in west and south portions tonight. 1 River Report. | Poiomac and Shenandoah Rivers | very muddy today. Report for Last 48 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. srees. 73 Baturday— 4 pm._ ADVERTISEME! If Constipated Take This Tip Here's one of the friendliest tips one can give another—how to really relieve Constipation. 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