Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-02-20 | Page 2 | Police Search for Prowlers

POLICE SEARCH FOR PROWLERS Series of Burglaries and Attempts Attempts Attempts At At- tempts Reported in Salt Lake Police Tuesday continued their search for tor prowlers after ter a series of burglaries in fn Salt Lake Monday night The Thc Quality Fruit market at South Main street was looted by burglars burglars bur bur- who entered by breaking the front door It was reported to police by Nick Lewis proprietor A quantity quan quan- quantity of and candy and 1 in pennies were reported missing E. E B B. Helwick of East Broadway Broadway Broad Broad- way told police that passkey burglars stole two diamond rings a wrist watch and a bracelet trim frim his residence E E. Schilling told police pOllee that his service station at South Main street treet was wa looted of nine gallons of oil Daylight Prowlers Premiers Mrs Mr Charles L. L Jorgenson 1340 Westminster avenue reported that daylight prowlers entered her home and stole 10 fr from m her 1 purse urse while she slept on a lounge The thief entered en through the unlocked back door Mrs M M. H. H Fogg East Broadway told officers that passkey burglars stole 15 from her room J J. J D. D Blain foreman of the Jennings Jennings- Cornwall company of or West Second Second Sec Sec- ond South street told police that he recovered three cases of valued at which three men attempted attempted at at- tempted to steal from the warehouse platform Blain told police e that his hisson son Roy and he chased the thieves who dropped the cas cases and fled Four Youths Sought Four youths described as about 14 H years old were sought by police after after af at ter they attempted to break into the I store at 1458 South Main street late Monday night S. S S S. S Russell of East Second South street told officers ers that while he was driving past the store he saw the four youth hs attempting to enter the place The They Y fled after breaking the window inthe in inthe inthe the front door of the store Albert Hall HaU North Fifth West Ves t street told police that prowlers entered entered en his hutches Monday night and killed eight large rabbits Officers who investigated said the rabbits ha had d been struck on the head with a rude rud e instrument by thieves who had apparently apparently been frightened away betor e gathering up their kill