Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-22

Andrews, charged with completely in the
butter operations, got a sentence Of thirty
days.
West Point Man Bankrupt-Johr
James E, Faltys, a stationer and news
dealer Of West Point, has filed his volun-
tary petition in bankruptcy in the United
States district court. Liabilities, S6,557.99 {,
and assets. s5s2.55.
Young Woman Breaks Lsg-Miss Jen.
ME Polelkahls, a maid who formerly
worked for Mrs. G. T. Wright at 1922 South
Thirty-fifth avenue, slipped as she was
alighting from a car at Twenty-fourth and
Leavenworth. Friday noon and broke her
leg.
Guy Anderson Pleads Not GuSlty-Th,
preliminary examination of Guy Anderson
was held Friday afternoon in police court.
Anderson is charged with arson and en-
beszlement. In September he confessed to
setting fire to the cotton glove factory
at Fifteenth and Jackson streets, and then
changed his plea to not guilty. He is being
defended by William f. Gurley.
Two squadrong Of Sixth Late-Belatet
trains and bad weather aused a delay in
the arrival OF the remaining two squadrons
Of the Sixth United States cavalry from
san Francisco until Thursday evening.
The trains, consisting of two sections, did
not stop in Omaha, but proceeded on to
Fort Des Moines, where the regiment will
take permanent station. The entire COM
mand consisted Of twenty-seven Officers
and 642 enlisted men.
Women Want Data on Bakexies-Th
omaha Woman's club has asked the state
FOOD commissioner to furnish data on the
omaha bakeries. Sometime ago S. l.. Main,
deputy food commissioner, inspected all
the bakeries of Omaha and then announced
that he would furnish a report on any bak-
cry to any housewife who wished. He has
since inspected all bakeries of the state. as
well as all grocery stores and butcher
shops. The Omaha women have asked for
a report on all bakeries in Omaha,
Sells Liquor to Lo without Right
Turner Stricklett of Blair is a late arrival
at the county Jail is a government
prisoner, charged with selling liquor to
Indians on the Winnebago reservation with
out providing himself with a certificate
indicating that he had paid the special
government tax as a retail liquor dealer.
1t further developed thai there was no
record in Colonel Ross Hammond's govern
ment revenue office that Mr.. Stricklett
ANN PhN ny eNO ACqulolN0 go lot Special
tax, and this was given as a sufficient
reason for Mr., Strioklett being bound over
to the federal grand jury in omaha under
$500 bonds.
Sir william and Lauder ola Friends
Sir William Kennedy has arranged to en-.
~tertain Harry Lauder when he comes tc
Omaha next Wednesday. Mr.. Kennedy
knew Mr.. Lauder in Scotland. He will be
accompanied by his manage William Nor.
ris. owner of the new Morris theater in
Omaha, who is making a flying trip across
the continent and back with Mr.. Lauder
They jumped from New York to Cincin.
natl, to Denver, to Los Angeles, where they
played a morning engagement because OF
the demand for seats. to San Franclsco
Portland, Seattle, Butte. st, Paul, MINI.
Omaha, Chicago and New York. Mr.
Lauder has a company Of thirty-sever
people, including his own orchestra. Mr.
Morris had expected to have this attrac
ton to open his new theater in Omaha
but bad weather in November and Decem
Der kept the work back.