Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-06-11 | Page 7 | Unmasked Pair Hold up Man, but Obtain Nothing

Unmasked Pair Hold HoM Up UpMan U UpMan Man MaH but Obtain Nothing Being without funds lunds at the proper proper prop prop- prop prop- er time has its advantages At least Kent Tuttle an of the chamber of oC commerce thought so when he was held up and md strong- strong armed Friday night on Exchange place by two young unmasked bandits ban ban- While en route to the chamber o of commerce shortly after midnight after after af ar ter havin having been out for the evening ening Mr Tuttle wa was as stopped by the two men who asked for enough mone money for a room When Mr Tuttle informed them that he was broke the two men grabbed him One held his arms behind behind behind be be- hind him while the other searched him After taking all objects out of his pockets and placing them on the I sidewall sidewalk the two bandits apolo apologized and fled when they found no money