Ogden Daily Standard | 1910-05-16 | Page 4 | Thirsty Thieves Steal Whisky

had taken the cash register from its stand. In passing the stove the register re-gister had apparently collided with It, breaking off the Vy which had been left Inserted In tho register. Finding access to the Interior of the register difficult, tho thieves evidently took It to a nenrby lot and broke It open with a lever. It was found later In tho day In a damaged condition and In contents, consisting of $7 In cah, some stamps and street car tickets, missing. A box of cigars was also taken. After robbing the drug store t1)? thieves entered the saloon and breaking break-ing open the slot machine secured few dollars In nickels. Tho cash register re-gister was empty. The safe had be-a left unlocked and several drawen had ben priori open, the robbers securing se-curing nothing. Turning their attention atten-tion to the stock shelves Ihe thlvj selected a half do,en bottles of whiskey whis-key and other drinkables and abandoned aband-oned the rsbl. There is no clue to the ( rollers, but the police are of the rplnlon that the Job was that of professionals. THIRSTY THIEVES STEMWHBHy The drug etnre and palnr-n of Har-rop Har-rop & Anderson, at Five Points, was burglarized at an early hour Sunday niornln. the Intruders effecting an entrance through a window and Rtexl- log cash to the amount of U", and ! six bottles f Old Crow whiskey. There la no clue to the thieves nod it Is though to havo b'-en tho work of professionals. An old Kentlemaa who l!es over the sa!oon was awakened about i o'clock Sunday mrninc by a nois n the room below, but thlnklny that the bartender bar-tender was twoepinc ont after the closing hour, he did not InvcMknt the sounds. In the morning the rob-bery rob-bery was discovered by the irotrie. tors. ' The burglars had pried up a window win-dow in the drus: store and entering