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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-16
From Across the Atlantic.

EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND, Aug. &c, 1908.
EDITOR News:
On leaving LIVERPOOL Wednesday
morning, August Is, by the London
Northwestern r. r. We came into the
open fields OF Cheshire and there ] got
my first view of rural England.
Stretching away to the moth for
miles the green fields, bardered with
oak and elm with II modest back
ground OF heather covered hills, make
picture once seen never to be for
gotten while the low slate-roofed farm
houses Of gray stone add homely
picturesqueness to the scene.
After feasting on this rare scenery
for six hours we arrived in Edinburgh
where we received letters and papers
from home. There are so many things
OF interest TO be seen, that detailed
description would be rather exhaust
i've. From Calton Hill a fine view
OF the city can lie had. The view of
Princes street, from this hill with its
long row OF uniform buildings on the
right and the Princes street gardens
on the left, is something shat Edin-
burgh may well he proud Of. In the
Princes street gardens stands the
magnificent monument OF Sir Walter
Scott.
In the Canongate which was at one
time the principal street OF the city
stands three.story house of mediae-
val architecture said to have been the
residence of John Knox, the great re-
former. Across the street and up enc
block is the old Maray House in which
Cromwell stayed short time. Canon
gate church yard contains the stone
which Burns placed over the grave OF
the Edinburgh poet, Ferguson. The
Whitehorse Inn, once the principal
hostelry of the city il said to be the
rendezvous OF the "Jacobites" describ.
ed by Scott in Waverly.
-Holyroot Castle, the Abbey OF which
was founded by David l. in 1927, still
stands as in the days of Chivalry.
Within its walls the pride Of Scotland,
Queen Mary was married to Darnley,
and Charles l. was crowned. The
picture gallery Of the palace was the
scene Of the gay balls and revels CT
Prince Charles in l745, and is still
used for the election OF Representative
Peers.
On Friday we visited Linlithgow, a
little city about eighteen miles from
Edinburgh, the birthplace of my
mother. 1t is there that the famous
Linlithgow Palace is situated in which
Mary Queen OF Scote, was born
While in Edinburgh we had the OPP
portunity OF getting glimpse through
the crowded streets OF Lord Roberts
being on tour OF inspection through
Scotland.
The crops in this section are very
backward, harvest will not begin for
about month. We visited the grass
market on market day. Their sam.
Piles Of wheat are very poor compared
with Washington wheat, and sells Tor
about six shillings less per quarter.
Tomorrow we start for Wick, where
we spend a week returning to Edin.
burgh by way of Aberdeen aud Dun
dee. MARK SINCLAIR.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-16

Moved and carried that action of coun-
Gil in regard to purchase of pumping
plant at meeting Sept. l. 1903 be recon-
sidered.
Ordered that all bids presented on
Sept /. 1903 for pumping plant be reject
ed.
Ordered that Reimbursement be made
for bids on pumping plant, specification
and notice to be prepared by city en-
gineer. attorney and committee on water
and fire. and bids to be open until Tues
day. Sept. 70. at p. m. to which date
the meeting was adjourned.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-16

FOR RENr-Rooms with private table
board. MRS. GEORGIA JoREsoS. d St.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-16
COMING EVENTS

Washington Agricultural college. Pull
man, opens September %.
Chicago Centennial Celebration Perma-
nent Settlement City, Sept. 2o to Oct. l.
Interstate Fair and Carnival, Spokane,
Oct. 6-I3.
Worlds Fair. St. Louis. opens April
80, 1904.
National Irrigation Congress, Ogden
Utah, September 1913.
Washington National Guard encamp-
ment, near American Lake, September
I4-23.
Convention of County Supcrintcndets
Olympia, September IS 80.
Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs, Olympia,
September 2,-25.
10Th Annual Convention, the Sovereign
Grand Lodge. !. o. o. f., Baltimore, Md
September 2I2o.
Oregon Editorial Association, Salem
October 22-23.
Washington Teachers Association, Ia.
coma, December $500.
Stevens County Pioneers. Colville, Sep.
TENDER 20.
Montana Pioneers. Great Falls, Octo.
Der IL.
RELIGIOUS.
Prcsbytcry. Spokane. September 20.
The East Washington and North Idaho
Convention of Baptist Churches. First
Baptist church. Ritzville. October Is
to -.
Synod of Washington. North Yakima
October Is.
Washington Congrega,ionalsts, Day.
ton, October 22-24
Southern Idaho and Eastern Oregon
Congregationalists, Huntington. Oregon
October 68.
AT RlTZvILLE OPERA HOUSE.
An American Gentleman, Sept. g.
Hale Company. Oct. /, and 3.
In a Womans Power, Oct. 5.
The Dazzler. Oct. s.
McEwen. Oct. o and 10.
At the Old Cross Roads, Oct. -.
Dairy Farm. Oct 81.
Reuben in New York. Nov. 7.
Yon Yonson. Nov. Q.
Old Jed Prouty. Nov. 81.
The Christian, Dec. ,.
Sandy Bottom, Dec. 90
Andrew Robson, Jan. 7.
Rip Van Wrinkle, Jan. 10.
The Light of Other Days. Feb. 3.
Are You A Mason, Feb. ".
Virginia Drew Prescott, March IS.
Wards Minstrels, March -.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-16

Council met in special session Satur-
day, Sept. IL. 1903, at 8p. m. Present.
Mayor +. E. Robbins. Councilmen John
Bovee, w. c. Reeder and F. b. Shepley.
Marshal A. J. Coss and city clerk.
Meeting called for purpose of further
considering the purchase of pumping
plant to be furnished by the King Mer-
camille Co., the late successful bidders.
MIR. Fish representing the said company
was present for the purpose of giving
any information desired by the council
concerning the plant. After some dis
cussion it was decided to adjourn the
matter until next regular session Sept.
IS. 1903.
Council met in regular session Tues
day. Sept. IS, 1903. at s p. m. with Mayor
F. Z. Robbins in the chair. present Coun.
cilmen F. d. Shepley. John Bovee and
W. c. Reeder. clerk, attorney and -lar-
shall.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-16

VIM. Horn, d. E. Stoeckmar, Albert
Bailey, F. E. Robbins and VIM. Bier
mann left yesterday for the north to m
spect their mining interests at lYmir.
BIC.
]. Oscar Adams, the attorney, was in
Spokane in United States land Office last
week representing Ernest Linwood Jones
In q land contest case.
Geo. Gilderslee We, Washtucna livery
man. drove up Tuesday with Mrs. Tytler
and child. who leave today for coast to
join her husband.
Ben Roth. contractor. is in Spokane to-
day purchasing the plate glass fronts
for the Shorno- Bovee building which is
about completed.
VIM. Mustard and T. ]. Dolbow. promi-
nent business men of Washtucna, were
business in the burg last Saturday.
The smiling countenance of w. J. Ben
nington is greeting US today at the main
delivery window in the postoffice.
DR.. Herschel H. Brown. physician and
surgeon at Washtucna, was among the
county seat callers Monday.
Rev. H. F. Michel. former resident.
iSover from Tacoma where he is engag-
ID 10 the German ministry.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-16
The High School Course.

Following are the studies to be follow
ed in the Rltzville High School:
ENGLISH.
First Observation-Disclosures Geog-
raphy-Studies in Literature-Arithme-
tic-Literary Society and Debating.
Second Year.-Plane Geometry-Rhet-
oric-European Misrepresentation and
English Literature-Literary Society
and Debating.
Third Year.-Advanced Algebra
Rhetoric-American and English Class.
ics-English History-Literary Society
and Debating.
Fourth Year.-Solid Geometry-Physi-
ology and Anatomy-Political Economy
neutrality-suspicious. and English
Classics-Literary and Debating.
Scientific Course.-Add Botany in sec
ond year-Physics in third year and
Chemistry in fourth year to English
Course.
Classical Course.-Add Latin to each
of the four years and German to the third
and years of the English Course.
Business Course.-Add Stenography-
Bookkeeping and Commercial Law to
English Course.
Normal Coursc.-Add History of Edu-
acknowledgements and Methods and
Law School to English Course.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-16
DavenpOrt's at Worlds Fair.

Davenport's restaurant, Spokane
world famous eating, house. has been
chosen from among all the fine restau-
rants of the United States as the model
for what is intended to be the most CEN
trally located retectory on the Worlds
fair grounds in St. Louis. A syndicate
of Missouri capitalists. who have sub
scribed 100000 for the purpose and
have obtained what is regarded as the
best restaurant site concession in the ex-
position enclosure, is behind the pro.
posed step.
Every detail of the building. furnish
ings. appointments and service of Daven-
ports is to be duplicated. An exact re-
PLEA of both exterior and interior de-
corations is to be created. Even the
china and silver service with their dainty
patterns are to be copied infinitely.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-16
Millinery Openln1.

The ladies' of Ritzville are invited to
attend the Grand Fall and Winter Millin-
cry Opening next Saturday. September
I9, 1903, at
MRS. FowLER's MILLINERY PARLoRs.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-16
The Adams County News and Portland Ore.
CONAN for 100 Per Year.

For the large number Of people in the North
west those mail facilities will not permit them
TO take daily newspaper. the Weekly Oregon
ian is especially designed. 1t is edited cx-
Idaho, containing. besides all the i'm portant
news OF the Columbia River Basin, \ systematic
presentation OF the news OF the world, supple
written from the beginning to the close of
every week. illustrated stories. travelling cor
respondence and feature stores add to the at
Effectiveness Of the Oregonian. The regular
subscription price of the Weekly Oregonian Is
u so per year. Given In connection with this
paper for IL months. only 500; saving on the
subscription prize Of the two papers Si.00.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-16
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office at Ritzville, Wash, week ending
September IL, 1908:
LADIES.
Mrs Fannie Cooper Mrs Susie Musgrave
Mrs Eliza Wilson
GENTLEMEN.
Whitney Ames Joseph Ingle
ID T Barham George Little
Mr. chatham John Mosselman
James Ditto Henry Nelson
John L Dougherty Frank Smith
Ernest Grigg Fred Spencer
w P Guier JR Wiley
Joseph Ingram Fred Woodruff
FOREIGN.
Jakob Fellinger
Persons claiming the above will please
say advertised" and give date of this
list. JNo F. IRBY, P. NJ.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-16
Farmers. Attention.

For prompt services, courteous treat
ment and absolutely correct weights,
take your wheat to the mill. Highest
prices always.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-17

Get Your sweat pads, lap busters and
iiy nets 81 Wallace Adams.
For choice family groceries call on
!. G. Collin. Nothing bat the best
Kept.
a crew or men and boys began pull
ling lax Monday morning. The crop
i, 80 line condition.
Drop into Windsor barber shop and
take bath these hot days. You Will
feet much coolur and better.
Yale merchants are offering great
bargains that are money savers. Read
all the nds IN The ExpOsltor.
The Yale Harness Co. gives some hot
special prices In their al this week on
ily nets, trungs, and plush robes
Harris * Newell placed new Al
amo gasoline engine IN the Gem
Laundry for \. +. Leayitt this week.
Rounds u NanCamp have the best
machine oil ou the market III you
have not tried any OF II you better get
y gallon.
Oyercoats and good warm fires have
been quite acceptable on account OF
the cold disagreeable condition OF the
weather during the past week.
Capac undertageTs are compelled TO
send To Yale for white hearse. Geo.
Cough loaned his on Wednesday and
Geo. Reid droye over there with Il.
Mr.. Cough has three hearses, two
black ones and one white. lie Is pre-
pared for any emergency.
Rev. J. n. Reilly delivered a very
able and highly interesting sermon to
the Orangemen Mt West Brockway
church ON Sunday last. a large con-
greqation of all denominations were
present and from the sentiments ex-
pressed by many who listened 90 the
reverend gentleman, there can be- no
| question but that the sermon Will bring
/ forth good fruit.
Slight injuries often disable man
aud cause several days loss OF time
and when blood poison develops, some
\ times result In the loss of n hand or
/ limb. Chamberlain Pam Balm II an
/ tiseplic linment. When applied 60
cuts, bruises and burns IL causes them
/ to heal quickly and without matura-
J ton, and prevents any danger of blood
poison. For sale by Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-17

unt he of
stamp of rtaniisn
II % LEASED to buy ouwin
if buy here
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-17

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Dodgers are out announcing two
games OF base blll at Brown City to-
day, Friday. The first game TO be
played will be between the business
men OF Yale and the business men OF
Brown City. North Branch and Brown
City are matched for the second game.
Get free sample of Chbeamrlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets at Grant
Holden's drug store. They are easier
TO take aud more pleasant I'm effect
than pills. Then their use Is not fol-
lowed 10y constipation as IA often the
case with pills. Regular size, 2jc per
box.
When you wake mp with bad taste
IN your mouth, go at once TO Grant
Holdeu's drug store and get free
sample of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets. One or two doses will
make you we'll. They also cure bill.
iousness, sick headache and constipa.
ton.
The Brown City Banner has been
sold 20 Geo. Harris, of Marshall. Mich,
who will take possession August Let.
We have not learned where BROTHER
lIowse will 60 but reports say he will
either go TO Sanilac Centre and start a
second paper or try conclusions in the
Canadian Northwest. No matter where
he goes The Expositor wishes him sue
cess.
Marlette was not prepared for the
immense crowd OF Orangemen that
came TO that town on Monday TO cele.
brate. IL ~ estimated that in the
ncighborhood of 10000 people were
there. With all the hotels, eating
houses, booths and bakeries many
were compelled 10 go hungry. This
celebration il reported 10 have been
one OF the most successful and orderly
ever hell by the society. Everything
passed of peacefully and pleasantly
and Marlette's citizens did all In their
power Co make the day enjoyable to
| the visitors. Tho decorations were
fine, the business men aud citizens TAX
ing an extra interest In making the
town look inviting. Next year the Gel.
ebration will be held at Saginaw and
the following year u IL promised To
Yale II our citizens will make an effort
TO secure 10.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-17
HEADQUARTERS
T5E
CHOICE CANDIES I AND I CHOCOLATES
At
]. D. MCKElTH'S.
over 80 different brands of Cigars
90 select from.
A SURGICAL OPERATION

IL always daugerous-do not submit to
the surgeons knife until you have
tried Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. II
will cure when everything else falls
Il has done this In thousands OF cases.
Here IL one OF them; I suffered from
bleeding and protruding piles for
twenty years. Was treated by differ
ent specialists and used many rene
dies, but obtained no relief until l
used DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye. Two
boxes of this salye cured me eighteen
months ago and have not had n touch
of the piles since.-H. a. Tisdale, Sum-
merton, :. G.. For blind, bleeding, Itch
ing and protruding piles no remedy
equals DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve.
Sold by Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-17

The best of harness oil sold by Wal.
lace Adams.
Fortune seldom knocks at the door
of the chronic kicker.
The farmers have had Ideal wealth
or for getting in their hay crop.
Hot and cold baths any time and all
times at Windsor's barber shop. Try
one.
Chauncey Kelley has been laid up
for week from injuries received in a
fall.
A beautiful coffee urn TO be given
away nj j. &. Collins grocery. Call
and see 10.
Have you n hammock? II not call
at Wallace Adams harness shop, he
has some good ones cheap.
Mrs II. ~. Holden has been very
sick this week. Her friends hope the
trouble may not be permanent.
Fly nets, trunks and plush robes go.
ing at first cost. Notice our adj for
special prices. Yale Harness Co.
That is the incest enameled ware on
the market which Rounds X NanCamp
have in their window. /, stands the
strain.
IL has been hard 10 get Manila hay
rope but Ronnds a NanCamp got two
coils I'm on Wednesday which will run
them through.
Several of Yale's admirers OF fast
horses will spend few days next week
at Crosse Pointe attending the Blue
Ribbon Meeting.
In n card from Mrs. A. u. Nimms we
learn that she is on her way to Yale,
having left Moose Jaw, Northwest
Territory, July 9th.
Social dancing party in Central Hall
| this friday evening given under the
auspices Of the Yale Citizens Band
All cordially invited.
20 not get so busy with the hay that
/ YOU will let the bugs eat your potato
vines. Rounds Il NanCamp haye the
| paris green and sprsyers that fix them.
VIM. Blackford and sons are making
! good progress with the work at the
power house. The boiler arches are
finished and the smokestack is up
nearly fifty feet.
Plenty of peas have been brought to
the canning factory the past week To
keep all the machinery IN motion and
all hands are busy. Corn and toma.
toes are looking fine.
Dr. 4. Pollock has begun the cree.
ton OF fine new residence on his lot
south of James McColl's. The exca
walton for n basement Is made and the
] foundation wall Is being laid.
our headache tablets will quickly.
/ gently and safely cure You no matter
/ how violent the headache. Nothing
/ injurious In them. 10 cents per dozen
! Guaranteed. Palace Drug store.
All members OF Peerless live l.. O.
T.N.M. are requested to b. present
/ next Tuesday evening, July 81, M reg
/ ular meeting of Hive n there will be
I business OF importance transacted.
II you have never tried any choice
chocolates you don't know what YOU
I have missed. Any time YOU feel like
INDUCING go where YOU can get the
| better and the best. Grant Holden.
Chas. $. Brown and family now oc.
cupy the dwelling next door south OF
the Yale state Bank. having moved
the first OF the week. pr. Is. ~. Pei.
ton and wife will occupy the house va
Gated by Mr. Brown.
John Muir is the first to report on
the garden seeds furnished hy the gov
eminent this spring. On Wednesday
he brought 10 The EXpositor n nice
mess of spinach and having sampled
il see can say that It is extra fine.
John u. McKeith Is representing the
Richmond Marble Works in Yale and
vicinity. III you are contemplating
buying monument. headsto or
marker u would be well 90 talk with
Mr.. McKeith before placing your order.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-17
Cholara Infantum.

This has long been regarded as one
eases TO which infants are subject. IL
give Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
directed with each bottle. and a cure Ia
certain. For sale by Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-17
SaniIac County teachers.

The following teachers received Ger
tihcatcs 40 the June examination II
Sanllac county
SECOND GRADE.
Alice ". Whitney. Port Sanilac
Margaret Mccarthy. Palms
Cora Tbosley. East Fremont
Ernest ll1Wes. Lexington
Nellie NJ. Lane. Mdrlette
Kate q. Ross. NariCttc
Jennie &. Mcclellan. Greenleaf
Fred Is. Morrison, CarsOnyillc
SECOND GRADE RENEWALS.
Lew L. Cook, Speaker
Frank McQuade. Palms
l.. G.. Gilbert. Marietta
THIRD GRADE.
Mary Mahon, Charleston
T.. Clair Jackson. Brown City
Marion :. Jackson. Croswell
William Beckett, Brown City
Mabel Ragin, Apologize
Agnes Johnson. CarsOnyille
John y. ZayitZ. Yale
George kirkeudall. Forester
Mae McMannus, Palms
Mary Alexander, Lexington
Anna b. kuowlton, Yale
Ethel Hunt, Freiburger
sadie Mclean, Carsonville
Mary Logan, Melvin
Edith GrOut, Croswell
Mary Arnot, CrOswell
Florence McLeish, Marlette
Lille Soul, Watertown
Ellen Gray, Carsonyille
Sarah a. Mcclellan, Greenleaf
Viola NJ. Frasier, Red star
Mary Rodgers. Marlette
Della l.. Mum, Laurel
Chas. G.. putuey,
Fred j.. Kemp.
John II. Hands,
Board OF Examiners.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-17
Love makes young man sober and

Love makes young man sober and
an old man giddy.
Many man thinks himself unlucky
when he ~ merely n fool.
Wise people respect the man; fools
respect hisgood clothes.
There - something lacking In the
expression when girl sings sad, sweet
songs about mother TO her company In
the parlor while the mother Is alone In
the kitchen washing dishes.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-17
Business BreVities.

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Unwilling FOE SALE-l desire % sell ny
IL house aud lot on Mechanic street, Vale.
and will dispose % " 10 . bargain. House lia'
n rooms, cellar and u nicely located. Village
water on lawn. lue we'll aui risirrn. Tor igt-
shcr particulars cal on OF write l.. /, Nau'amp,
Yale. I'll
EARM FOR SALE or HENr-A good ~
il acre farm. located miles south ana ].
miles west at Vale. Al cleared except about
a acres 20 acres plnwed Good brick house
md bank barn. Enquire Ot I'd. Shcchy. Yale.
CRAWL FOR SALE-iicnry y. ohmor
NJ wishes 20 state 90 the public that ne j. pre-.
pared % haul gravel 90 any wanting such, as ne
has the same for sale. Orders lett ~ The ~
pOsitor ONCE VIII be promptly nllcd. ffu
HOUSE And lot FOR SALE-A good g
IL room house. good location, good well, CTS.
tern. barn and outhouses. Located ON Second
street James Sweet. Yale.
NEW Mich COWS FOR SALE-wc have
~ two new mich cows that wo will srll ~
night prices. Inquire OF Chamberlain Mont
ury. Vale 49,
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-17
The Designer for August.

Accordion plating and shocking
will again aid in beautifying garments
for women and children. To know all
about either process one should read
The Designer tor August. which, In adj
ditiOn 10 illustrating and describing
the above, pictures all that Is stylish
In millinery and fashions for this sea-
son of the year. Chow and Where
Perfumes are Made" by Katherine
Louise smith, "Women Who Make
Money" by Landon knight, and"Flor-
nj Stands OF Honolulu" are three in
teresting articles TO be found in this
issue, which also contains three excel
lent short stories, ~ Sunilower Drill"
illustrated pages on "Woman's Fads
and Fancies, )" "fashions and Fabrics"
and"Fans and What To Make of Them"
Opportunities for money making are
supplied in the departments "What
Women Are Doing" "Helps Along
the Way" and the Puzzle Page, while
practical and helpful suggestions are
given IN etiquette Hints" Toilet
Table Chat" "In Motherland, ""Flor-
icultnre" and"The Kitchen Kingdom"
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-17
Special Wall Paper offer

For the next 80 DAYS at the Palace
Drug Store Of Grant Holden.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-08
WORK OF REFORM
IN THE PRISONS
is PROGRESSING

/" He present method OF governing the
State prisons, through board of
directors who are appointed for long
terms. has brought forth some good
results, and the directors must be ap-
plauded for the improvements in disci-
pline and the efforts toward the reforma-
ton OF criminals which have been made.
At the same time. II is admitted by the
members OF the board. in their biennial
reports, that there is room for changes
for the better in a number of wavs most
of which will require action by the I,egis-
lature. The congregate plan. by which
persons of all degrees Of criminaIity. old
and young, first offenders and hardened
veterans, are mingled, is still pursued
There can be no doubt that this exercises
a disastrous influence against the success
Of reformative measures. Both humane
and economic reasons appeal to us to do
what we can to bring our penal methods
into line with the best thought of the dav.
And ], therefore, bespeak a careful con-
sideration of any proposals intended to
this which may be brought
before the Legislature. One such proposal
will be for the establishment. in few Of
the larger cities, OF special courts for the
trial OF juvenile delinquents. and the sep
arate confinement OF youthful and first Of
tenders. so that they may not be hard