Ogden Evening Standard | 1911-09-23 | Page 5 | Hoodlums Throw Tobacco at Auto

H00D1UMS THROW TOBABCPJI MIIS Their apparent aversion of the automobile au-tomobile and of those who are fortunate fortu-nate enough to be able to rldo in one, got throo yonnq men of Illvoidale Into trouble last cvonlng when Ily-rum Ily-rum Pingroo. manager ot the Ogden Furniture and Carpet company, caused caus-ed tho an est of Aranthon Bingham, aged 22 years; Ernost Stimpson, aged If), and Victor Roman, aged IS. Mr. Plngrco and his family wcro llding along the Ricrdalc rqad about 8 o'clock )ast evening when thoy passed tho young mou, who were in n buggy, cqmlng toward UiIb city. As tho machine went around the bugg tho young won, according to Mr. Pin-gren's Pin-gren's story, took quids of tobacco from thujr mouths and threw them at the auto. Tho auto driver Plopped at the first hou6c and telephoned to tho police department to have nn officer waiting and -then trailed tho buggy into tho city. Special Officer Edward Morrls-sey Morrls-sey was In waiting when the rig arrived ar-rived and placed tho three men under un-der arrest. They were charged with disturbing the peace and each gave bond in tho sum of .$5 for appearance In court.