Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-11-23 | Page 14 | Children Confess Three Burglarries

CHILDREN CONFESS THREE BURGLARIES Boys Hanging in Age From 8 to 14 Years Arrested and Turned Over to Juvenile Court. Perhaps the boldest exhibition of juvenile juve-nile outlawry' that has been uncovered in Salt Lake In many months was exposed yesterday morning, when the police arrested ar-rested three boys of S. 12 and 14 years of age on suspicion of having committed three burglaries In as many hours Pun-day Pun-day nfght. In their operations as housebreakers house-breakers the three children acquired half a dozen bottles of whisky from the Vincent Vin-cent bar. 48 East Second South street; a collection of pocket knives from tlm Kuudson Novelty works, 34r South State street, and two watches from the I'ark Jewelry company on Main tureet. Ingress to the first two places was cained through the back doors. The theft at the Jewelry store wa accomplished through a broken window, the watches being reached where they lay on a repair bench in the back of the store. Entrance to the store they could not accomplish. In addition to the whisky, the lads took from tlm saloon a cash box torn from a toll telephone, breaking It open in the rear yard of the saloon. They also cnrrled out Vito the back yard ft peanut vending machine, charged with salted peanuts. They broke the machine and, fortlfeid with the whisky and peanuts, made the attempt upon the jewelry store.