Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09
IhIeveS Enter IeweIry Store in
Broad Daylight and Secure
Much Loot.
MAKE GOOD THEIR ESCAPE
diamonds Rings and Valuable. ~.
mated at $4,000 Disappear Dur.
ing Noon Hour.


II o'ATELLO, oct a hal.
light robbery Of the mos, s,..
Il sational kind occurred at ro..
today when the NJ H. Rob,.ts
Jeweliy store, situated next door. g.. %.
postoilice ON West Center stree,
robbed of jewclry valued al S1oooo
Tar as known no one saw the ,.I.t...-'s
nor nave any arrests been mado and ~
loppef or robbers made their as,.,.
VIZ hoberts, as is his custom. locke H.
store ana goes to lunch at Tho No..
hour. This he did today. first bog
ever placing In the safe d trav OFF IT..
play rings from the show window. lort
ing the safe with half turn
Returning In about 30 minufes =.
found the safe tempered win
strong box and large quantity ~
JeWeily missing. A second glance v..,
suflcient to convince him of Oh. t,,,
state Of affairs. officers vcra sr,,
moned. and the case was at onco ta
Nesugated Entrance had heau ,r
iected through the transom of the r,,-
door 10y means Of "a step ladder b'
screen being cut and the transom door
Knocked out by the use of "a sb,rt
siedgc. The sledge was also usc5 ir
breaking the safe jewelry box Tina
plunder was taken to the rear ro,r
ana FIRST dumped on the bed used bv
the proprietors son. and then nut In
either "a bag or satChcl or whatever tbe
thieves had 10 carry the booty in Tbe
goods taken consisted of unmount.d
diamonds. diamond rings. gold wstcba.
chalhs. diamond necklace. and some
cash. 4 show case had been rIeat
of three trays of gold rings and chains
The quick escape proves a well studied
plan of attack, and a knowledge of the
habits of the proprietor and il is ss-
sumed that two or more were in the
game.
DIES OF HEMORRHAGE
I'd Amundsen. a well known resident
Of this city employed for q score No
wears as material foreman m tho %
5. l.. supply department. was stricken
at his post of duty Saturday afternoon
with hemorrhage Of the brain from
the effects of which he died later at bis
residence on south Main street shortly
after II O'Clock the same evening Tha
funeral took place Monday afternoon
from the family residence. The de-
ceased leaves wife and four children.
He was a native OF Kongsyingcr. Nor
way and about as years old.
John p, Pagan, a pioneer Short Line
machinist. died Saturday morning after
a lingering illness. The funeral took
place Monday morning at the Catholic
church at $50.
DOUBLE FUNERAL
double funeral occurred at 1880
at the Catholic church. over the re-
mains Of Mrs. Cecilia Bond grandmotn-
er of Mrs. George Harmon, who died
Saturday forenoon, aged 81 years the
other was the 4-months-old child of Mr.,
and Mrs Marmon.
George Marmon Is a well known
Short Line conductor
WEDDING BELLS.
IL Roy Harrison. son of T.. u. Har-
Iison. the jeWcler. and a member ~
the firm. was married last week 20
Miss Ethel Wilson OF BlaCkf00t THE
wedding took place in the temple AZ
salt Lake.
TEN-YEAR-OLD COAT
Chief OF Police George w Smith 20
ceived today from the sheriff of Mount
Vernon. SkaEit CO. Washington
tailor made coat belonging o. muir
dcred man az Mount Vernon. The codt
was made here 10 years ago by Ml"e
Kubiak. for Tom r, Smith, snort
Line machnist The coat was sen.
here for Identification. The details "I
the tragedy are lacking.