Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-10-28 | Page 17 | Window Smashing Charged to Youth with Cut Hand

T Window Smashing Charged To Youth With Cut Hand Police Enlist The Shadow in Campaign Against Halloween Sprites James Bean 18 13 of 1360 Ea East t Thirteenth South street Friday was under treatment for deep cuts on his left hand suffered police said while smashing a window at the William D. D automotive shop 76 West First South before midnight Thursday STATE WILL GRANT RAil RATE BOOST The state public service commission commission commis commis- sion slon was was' preparing an order Friday Friday Friday Fri Fri- day granting rail carriers a 15 per percent percent percent cent increase in rates on intrastate shipments of sugar J. J Allan Crockett executive secretary secretary sec see said the new order will not affect published rates of common and contract motor carriers All railroads operating in Utah applied for the increase on carload lots The application was heard by the commission Wednesday Sugar companies did not contest the increase provided it was held strictly to the 15 per cent figure f r Radio Patrolman David G. G Johnson Johnson Johnson John John- son who arrested Bean on a charge of destroying property said he heard hearda a crash as he was driving near by and saw the youth at the window with blood dripping from a hand Police meanwhile warned ghosts goblins witches and kids against malicious destruction of property declared even supernatural creatures creatures creatures crea crea- tures could be arrested by the long arm of the lawIn law Jaw In police court Friday Bean admitted admitted admitted ad ad- the offense and was sentenced sentenced sentenced sen sen- to pay a fine of 10 or serve three thre days in jail They said The Shadow a figment figment figment fig fig- ment of fiction would be enlisted against creatures too elusive for police police police po po- po- po lice bracelets Nevertheless w wit with i t h pleadings warnings and threats voiced daily the crime prevention bureau continued continued continued contin contin- to receive dozens of complaints reporting window and other signs of destructive holiday mischief I