| Show I U 1 LOOT LOUT LIQUOR AGENCY ten SAFE OF L I elf t police Hold ao I d C Car ar Theft I ia It Suspect Hunt for Jr Sluggers Up re A major safe job ob in which Warn I Nearly nearly of liquor sales receipts stolen featured Mondays Monday's ciati clat hl IW were w. rf S t crime news news- which listed a a weekend weekend week week- Offend end wave of minor burglaries to efe were chec checking ing fingerprints sea ice an other clues in the Anns Ann's Fountain Foun Faun Ed di tain tam service West Fourth South Street street treet which also is a state liquor t 1 control commission package agency lie t which might lead to solution of the then n I theft c I be he m Week Week- Week end nd crime included numer- numer G Rus ous CUS minor burglaries and police held r it suspect in city jail for rf f tion lion as a member of a gang o of professional pro- pro Df automobile thieves as they of who f I sought another gang thugs I assaulted and robbed a man in Pio- Pio d reer neer er park clar la The i safe burglary was discovered si Monday morning Police reported kind kiat that of which was inU IS liquor sales receipts was taken from the safe The safe was not i forced and indications were that the theL L thieves worked the combination 4 Peter Goshen street an antYA r and bookkeeper in charge JJ of the liquor commission revenue I discovered the theft Parr t t t tA A slugging slugging- was slugging was reported by a LaFayette Lan Lar La La- r n Fayette La man who said h he aUti was beaten and robb robbed d near Pioneer Pioneer Pio Plo neer park late Saturday by four youths I ll 1 The slugging victim was Jack Jac Steele 41 who told police he wast was t t waiting for a friend near the bana bana- idt d stand stand tand in Pioneer park when four fous ill Wn ille e young young men accosted him and asked ft What have you got i 11 Nothing Steele said he replied a whereupon thereupon the thugs piled into him lim inflicting severe head cuts andI and I D bruises and took his pocketbook containing about 12 Steele was I treated at Emergency hospital ea 3 Detectives Detectives Harold W. W Clark and B. B J. J A A. Hoagland had arrested Max Mitchell 21 of North West Temple Tern Tern- le street as a suspect in a gang of f automobile thieves who use a aj technique j 0 new ty Detective Clark said the gang of ft re which Mitchell is an alleged member member mem- mem ber her buy wrecked model late-model automobiles auto auto- mobiles obliterate the motor numbers numbers numbers num num- ii is I bers steal a similar make and andIs Is model automobile and change moI moed motor mo- mo I ed tor tar numbers to correspond with the tha other ther carAt car tAt At least one more alleged member mem- mem her ber of the gang still is sought thes the s detectives said 4 S Entering the bedroom of Mrs Gordon C. C Holt 17 Eleventh East I street an armed burglar flashed a alight light in her Imer face informed her to keep her mouth shut cut telephone telephone telephone tele- tele phone wires in the room and demanded demanded de- de she tell him where her money was kept K Informed all the money she had was in a purse in the dining room burglar warned her to cover her head with and backed out put of the bedroom went down the stairs and end left the house with the purse which contained 2 m Mrs Holt who said aid she heard the man coming up the stairs thought it was her husband returning return- return ling ing ng from work The took place Saturday night Detectives J. J J. J Ferrin and J. J S. S Bardole were assigned to the other othe burglary cases which started Friday Friday Fri Fri- day night and continued through early Sunday First reported was burglary o of four offices in the Salt Lake Stock Exchange building 63 Exchange place where prowlers entered offices offices of of- of W W. H. H Child Inc Manufacturers Manufacturers' Manufacturers Manufacturers' Manufacturers Manufacturers' Manu Manu- Specialties company Tintic Tintic Tin Tin- Itic tic Lead company and the office o ow of W W. D. D No loss was reported re re- ported from any of the offices The Thi entrance was made Saturday night Burglars entered the L O. O O. O F F. haIl ball 41 Post Office place and left lefi with desk furnishings and two lodge pins f Mantyla Paint Body and Fender Works South State street wa was burglarized with nothing reported missing Two typewriters three sweaters sweater find and nd a table model radio were re recovered re- re covered in a vacant lot a few tew minutes min min- utes lutes after a burglar stole the articles articles ar- ar tides from the Industrial Steel company com com- pany West Sixth South street The e thief evidently frightened by by passers passers-by dropped the loot in afield a afield afield field and fled E Four ladies ladies' wrist watches and several dresses were reported stolen from front the Martha Lee Frock company com com- pany 45 East Broadway by a burglar burglar bur- bur glar Iglar who attempted to loot an unlocked safe in the same place The e burglary which took place late Friday was not reported to po police until late Saturday I Breaking a window at the Square Deal cafe 40 East Fourth South street late Saturday burglars were forced to leave without loot evidently evi- evi dently police said because passersby passers- passers by fright frightened ned them away Three Three persons reported garden hose stolen from their homes Saturday Sat- Sat furday They were John A. A Anderson Anderzon Ander- Ander son zon 2479 Park street Quillan P. P Nielsen Milton avenue and Lee Madson Milton avenue I A was reported Manday Mon Man Monday Mon Mon-I day to police by Fred Kolson 23 Dubej avenue who said his pet dog Left eft home Sunday morning was misting when he returned late suna Sun- Sun cia a A rear window w had bad been forced ced by Toy the time do police L raid on Investigation |
