Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24

boys who ran away from the school at
Conception, Mo, and were caught in
Omaha Sunday morning. were taken back
to the school by Probation Officer Carver
and were glad to get back to where they
could get three good meals a day and a
place to sleep. They their way
to Omaha on freight and passenger trains
and were nearly worn out with hunger
when they arrived here.
woman Arrested Four Times Drunk
After having been arrested four times
within seven days for drunkenness, Matte
Woods has finally been put where she will
not have to pay fines for that offense for
a month, at least. She ,wss sent to the
county jail for thirty days after making
her fourth appearance in police court Mon
day morning. She Is the woman who Is so
experienced in facing the police judge that
she conducts her own defense when there
is any chance of getting released.
Kid Can't stand the CLASSY Eye-witn
the CRIME OF the gridiron still on his face
from a kid" contest last Saturday, Harry
Kremmeyer was up before Judge Estelle
of the juvenile court Monday charged with
general incorrigibility and with running
away. The young foot ball hero kept up
his nerve until the visiting women turned
their ~lorgnettes and eyeglasses on him,
and then he broke down and wept. He has
been before the court several times. once
for robbing mail boxes. Judge Estelle sent
him out to the Detention school alone and
told him to stay there two weeks.
Paying Does Not Atons-"You can't
square a theft by paying for what you
steal after you are arrested" said Police
Judge Bryce Crawford to win Collacott In
police court Monday morning, Five days
for you" So, although Collacott, who
stole about 81 worth of butchers tools
from the Arcade restaurant Saturday night
and then paid for them after he had been
released from jail on bond. pleaded that
he had Squared it," the Judge sent him to
Jail and told him not to depend on a late
settlement to get him out of trouble. you
are a thief in the eyes OF the law, even II
you did pay for the tools later" said the
judge.
City BETTER Off with Youths aons-Be-
lieving that Omaha would be better off
with william Beer and Harry Allison out
of town than in the county Jail, Judge
Crawford OF the police court ordered the
two young men out OF the city Instead of
sentencing them to jail for stealing. They
were arrested for the theft of q quantity
OF wheat and oats from grain cars which
they broke open, and also for taking ten
brass journals from reigh cars which
they lacked up. They admitted having
done the work and received a severe lee
ture from the judge for becoming thieves
at so early an age. neither one Of them
being 20 years old yet.
Rugs Lead to CUB P~snalty-For
stealing two rugs that were being cleaned
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week Paul Anderson was sentenced L
serve fifteen days in the county Jail. TIL,
hearing was had in police court Monday
morning and Anderson admitted akin
the rugs and selling them while he wal
drunk Dave Mooney. who was at frs
charged with having been mixed up will
Anderson in the rug deal. was found guilty
Of vagrancy and given a ten-day sentence
A complaint charging disorderliness in tn
conduct of the house OF Mrs. Novak, 100
Capitol avenue, where the rugs were sold
was filed after the case was heard.
Michigan Alumni pinner-Numerous &C.
ceptances have been received by Isido
Zeigler to the informal Michigan alumni
dinner which will he given Friday night a
Hansen's cafe. The banquet room ha
been reserved and many of the former stu
dents or the university or Michigan VII
meet to form an alumni association. TIL
Michigan men in this section of the coun
try are quite numerous; in fact, 1t 1
stated there are more graduates from tn
University of Michigan than from an.
other university, and they are all enthusl
astic over the chance for better acquaint
ance. Cards have been sent to all tn
Michigan men who were known, but an
newcomers to Omaha should also send i
, their names to Mr.. Zeigler.