Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-10-21 | Page 1 | Bandits Rob Ogden Oil Station

iTRIO .WEARING I WHITE MASKS I HOBS EMPLOYE I Conoco Station at South City Limits Victim of Robbers LOOT IS ONLY $25 Thieves Declared Young Men Who Escape in Darkness Three bandits wearing white hand-kerchiefs hand-kerchiefs over their faces held up at the point of runs and robbed S. M. McClary o37 Seventh street, early this morning just as he was closing the I oil station at the Intersection of I Thirty-fifth streec and Washington avenue. They got away with $25.40 Which McClary h prepared to turn into tho Continental Oil company Ho had H prepared a package of ten-cent pieces, Wt a package of nlckles which with 6fi pennies be had placed !n a bag with tho bills and other silver money He was on the point of locking the doors when the bandits stepped up ut of tho darkness, he told the police. nnd while one guarded him with an 1 automatic pistol the other two searched the office. Securing the uag. the trio, all young men, he said, made their escape. tfe described 111 em i I abotff five feet six Inches in heigh, weigh-ng weigh-ng about 135 pounds, one of whom wore a light cap, overalls and blue, jumper and the other two In light raps, overalls and ".ray coats. All wore the handkerc hiefa cor their faces, he said. Detectives immediately were dc-talb dc-talb d to search tho noighborhood, but found no trace of the bandits.