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New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
DON'T BE Il CAD.
AdUice from the President of Delta
Tau Delta.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: I wish 10 thank you for the article you
have sent me OF tn. subject Of "Fraternities. -
Having been president of representative fraternity
for some time much interested in the letters
that have come to you. and especially in those of
criticism. No be authority in q fra
ternity for any length of time and not learn its
weaknesses. The criticisms have read have been
surprisingly free from bitterness 1t must be con-
sidered by every one that fraternity chapters nrc
made up most often of boys. not men, and the sum
boy of college age. However. college are
democratic rather than otherwise. and very ready
to give credit where 1t Is due If contends that
a fraternity man has advantages that another has
Eotadvantages of acquaintance. of social privilege,
of comradeship-it must be remembered that all
things never como to one All may not be
athletes all may be successful. healthy,
wise; all men may not be members of clubs or
pillars of churches-I do not hold that those who
are selfish.
You ask wherein lies the cause of such weak
nesses as fraternities have answer. ting
of my fraternity is eaddsh dissoute. cheap
lax, T am willing TO take my share Of the blame.
shall be the case We have always held that If a
chapter is business success If It pays its dues and
its debts and Keeps clean morals love for its fra
terfity will from respect for its dsci-
pline We cannot extend the advantages OF Delta
Tau Delta to every boy--that Will never happen OF
anything worth while-but we do mean that those
to whom this advantage CT membership comes shall
demonstrate that influence has come into their
lives that tends to their betternent 90 o,.s~,,
fraternity should be: Don't be cad. If the men
at the heads of fraternites will impress this upon
class and individual will be the gamer. and not the
iose'' 80 VI FRANK wIELAND NJ D.,
.+aese-- Is 1,ssA - President Delta Tau Delta.
No 5000 Michigan-aye, Chicago
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
The Tribune's Prize of $50 Offered for the pest ous
aestion, Is Hereby Awarded oro Dispo
of as the Winner Directed & -

,,.sct cases appeai pointe sIy TO the alum
nj members of the culprit fraternity 1of hea ~ ~
operation in checking the harmful tendency. he
alumni members with their wider view OF the "oie
college situation. generally be reied upon "
check abuses within the fraternity II THESE ABUSES
are only pointed out to them by some one "iose
Judgment they respect = :.
Twenty-seventh-E class spirit until IL Is
secondary only to college spirit, especially alho's
freshmen. This can best be brought about o9 al
lowing no freshman to join a, fraternity OF any
kind. He will thus be thrown back upon his class
for companionship in the formative stage OF ms
college character.
Twenty-eighth--Invite the alumni to suggest I'M
provements in fraternity methods at all Tunes.
Twenty -nlnth-Let each fraternity pay one or its
members good salary to do nothing else all tiie
time but go from college to college, lhspec'iis
and studying the conduct and needs OF each chaper
of the fraternity. and report upon them 10 the
central national body.
Thirtieth-Let those undergraduates who dsap-
prove the fraternity idea altogether organize IN
every college an independent club, which shal try
give those outside the fraternity ranks all the
advantages which the chapter house holds for the
fraternity man, while avoiding the injury which
the fraternties infict upon the college as whole
Let these independent clubs expend the same care
in holding their alumni members together as do
the fraternties. Let the independent alumnus re-
visiting his alma find in the Independent club
house the warm welcome and good cheer
"IiCH tiS fraternity hS'A"i'ie ii'' --.~
mater finds in the chapter house. NO ince-
pendent should be restrained, however, from
Withdrawing from membership at any time and
joining fraternity. vice versa but. OF course,
no man should be able to be a member Of any fra
ternity and any Independent club at the same time.
Thirty frst-Let the faculty and trustees of every
college which desires to reform its fraternities
issue edict (and then enforce 1t strictly to the
effect that any student who in the future joins a
fraternity which has not introduced the reforms
here indicated shall be expelled from college forth
with, and you will find that the fraterniries will
make these suggested changes in their con-
sttutions and bylaws >,
Should this plan be adopted 1 think the evils OF
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

so-,e time ago The Tribune offered PiiNe -
cox for the best letter setting forth the oeiisi''
(which accrue TO colleges and TO stuoeii''
/.he existence of college fraternities- anu
yEnrfze of S25 for the best letter seltlIs ioA
de+rir1ents which accrue to the coiiese ~
,be etu6ent body from the existence OF lne'e
same fraternities large nurnper oi -ie'ses
: was received, and the prizes were duly a"
re- r1,rfb,,ne followed that contest with the o.
fer OF one prize OF $50 for the pest piaH ~
suggested by any one whereby the harfnfui lea.-
- - ,ta oo1Iege fraternity might be elirri-
mated while its good features were retained
-rhs. ooronetition closed on April L last, ana SO
larva was the number of plans received tnat 1t
WAS innpossfble for the judge to reach oecisioi
unit. last week.
The prize winning plan was sent In oy d
writer who declared in a letter accompanying
his plan that he did not want his name pup
ushed and that he did not want the Soo' Iiof
would he accept the money; but II MS pIah
should win the prize he directed that 1t be ol-
vtded equally between the two competitors
whose plans should be considered by the 1uoge
'es next best" Accordingly. the sum of SO is
hereby awarded to Edwin F. Myers. Of Harvard
University. Cambridge, Mass. and like sum
of SOS is awarded TO Vivian Bailey, Of No. so
Irving Place, New-York.
The plan of ]. C. B. is published herewith
The plan Of Edwin F. Myers and the plan of
Vivian Bailey are not published. because all the
good suggestions contained in both Of them are
virtually contained IN the plan of ]. G. B., and
therefore the reader would derive new ideas
by perusing three times the same suggestions.
Il should be distinctly understood, however,
that The Tribune does not indorse, neither does
IT condemn, the plan proposed by J. G. B. The
prize was awarded to his scheme because 1t
included more good suggestions than any other
plan that was offered. Here ii IS:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
=. : .PRINC(EsTON'S NC( PLAN.
-
The Club There (HasrSucceedcd the
5-5&.s- Il -.
FraternitU. -
To the Editor of The Tribune.

Sir: IN forming our ideal system of college fra
sense looking first that it be practical rather than
theoretical / submit this system as Incorporating
all the good features of fraternity and eIinnat
ing most of its evils. W
AS it is of vast Importance keep up the class
rivalry, and as the social qualities of are
best developed at the table. this system Is to De
based upper class eating clubs. When fresh
man first comes college with number of othsr
freshmen he Is TO form an eating club" These
clubs are 10 become elective. and congenial nleH
to be brought together. each club deciding its own
price slsalss In this way by the end of the
FRESHMAN year every win be in a CLUB with
congenfa, fellows and suitable price. In the sonh
year these clubs become permanent and take
q name. The juniors and seniors TO forE,
Upper class clubs; leach club composed OF congenia
men. and having "a senior and junior section, al
possible equal AT the end OF year, a
lslne2 Of sopio onerfs to be elected into these
upper class clubs forming the Junior section the
next Year and taking the place Of the graduating
seraos section. In this, way, the freshman and
sophomore clubs transtory, the upper class
clubs sclf-perpetuating. The upper class clubs are
10 own their own house, to be all the
street and in no way secret Between these upper
class clubs is TO be treaty forbidding the solicit
ing OF en- under class TO Join club. even
conversation with an under class man on club.
matters, and forbidding the oath that members of
the fraternity help each other before of
another club All the upner clnss clubs to send
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
TWO USEFUL CITIZENS.
J. Continued from first page.

/ tain Goddard, while walking down 5th-ave., no
ticed a couple of young women who We're being
annoyed by three young swells- who had just
left the Waldorf-Astoria, After watching the
antics OF the men and noticing the alarm of
+ the young women for a block he went UP to
them and asked If they knew the men.
,on no.. the young women replied, won't
you make them stop pIease?'
+ Captain Goddard was aroused by this time,
and turning on the leader of the trio. a rich
youth whose family lives at Hudson. n. Y. de-
/ rilanded what meant
= You leave these young women alone, SIR
he said, cor I'll make you suffer for it. You
are net a. gentleman. Have you sisters of
Your own o. -
IT'S none OF your business anyway" the
/ young fnan replied, and he proceeded 10 grapple
with the captain. The youth was getting the
| worst pf it when his companions interfered,
Captain Goddard had them all arrested.
L = !: CaEtain. God6ard's attention was first at
4tractetf to policy ~hen he was living in East
/ 3fst-st, between ID and Sd. aves. He was in 4
store one evening when little girl came in re-
peating to herself the, numbers of the gig" her
mother adesiredateepla e.l
Seven - nine - thirteen seven nine - thir-
teen y the child was lisping
= she HANDED her pennies TO the, storekeeper.
who was the agsnt for policy shop, and lispet,
again the, numbers that would bring fortune on
woe. rio u = 1ra r .a~
" ''Who5 sent vol? Captain Goddard asked
:. "Mnnma sent matt the child replied. "and If
til, gig wins In goin TO have some candy
The captain Investigated; found that the. fam
t iiy was desperately poor and that the mother
riskins bread and vegetable money in mis-
erable policy gigs He carried his investiga-
tions still tprthsf and found "a situation, that
startled hira He lad the power ef startling
Others and soon the police began operations He
went atouT night after night with the detectives
assigned 10 The. policy cases. Pie was fearless
and untiring. 37
If 1t ,,gass a case of fight, tight place, you
understand, said a detective who attended his
funeral the other dny,g.and we were In the right
understand that above all-f'd rather have had
the captain bgckJo me than any man | know"
1t is not recorded that he ever took part in any.
of the fights ip Which the raided parties some
times mixed esTas -4aalg
Captain Goddard had no end of friends among
the rank and file OF newspaper men. He always
saw reporters whether he had any news for them
or not and he always made them feel at home at
his office or at the Civic Club. There was just
one place where he did not care TO be disturbed
and thatiwas at ffis=Tone, a fine big house the
northeast corner of Lexington ave. and 36th-st
Even Mr. Saiey. fis attorney, would not disturb
HIM There .rtfehsaveso rauc!no Of his time to pub
lie affairs and to his business that he felt that
the few hours he had at home should be undis-
turbed.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

Have you noticed" asked Il Kansas City man
the other day. how the hltchng post is disappear
ing? A few years ago almost every residence and
..any stores IN Kansas City had hitching posts in
front of tfienl- now you'll have 1 long way 20
ina a sInels post The hitching ring has been a
factor N the disappearance OF the post but the
hitehing weight has been bigger one People used
TO think the weight ineffective. They have changed
their minds Tie a. horse TO post or ring and II
he becomes frightened the chances are he'll break
the strap. y pen he is free Hitch him with
weight and ne may try TO run. but he won't go
TAR. Inc weight VIII not only turn him. but IL will
become ehtanglcd in the wheels OF the vehicle
WIN ,wis5 & the strap around the animals legs The
ftsuit VIII De the horse stops and Is caught. The
bitching post is rapidly becoming a thing of the
pnst IN Giuesi and the ring is following it, The
T1rne~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

the fraternity System would be effectually eradi-
New York J. G. 3.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
THE PRIZE PLAN.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: IF the following suggestions should be
adopted they would remove all. or nearly ALL that
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
lion Joseph Willard Addresses
William and Mary Students.
EDUCATION AND CITIZENSHIP
Lieutenant Governor Makes Good I'm.
pression.-AnnuaI Grafton by Attor-
ney John Weymouth. Of Hampton.
Diplomas, Degrees and Medals.
tspeelal to tho Daily press.l

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. June =
lion Joseph Willard. lieutenant guvcr
nor ri virginia. aiI.l IL candidate for the
nIp;liMtinr for governor. addressed
the !m'nt literary ;'ocietieS in the chap.
81 Of William ard Mary this evening
The subject uf Colonel Wizards adj
dress WAS Education and Citizen
ship" His address was well received
Hon. John Code was called npon for Il
spHtch AMI responded in a few clio
lucnl remarks.
Tonight Mr. John Weymouth. nf
Hampton. delivered the annual Oratiun
icf":" lie Alumni Association. which
WAS followed Wy the alumni dinner
Among those responding To tpaStS
were Hon. /! l.. Munrord and Hon
John G"odo. The latter chose rs his.
subject "Tllun'aS jefferson: a Student
Ct William and Mary and Apostle Of
Education Mr.. II. !, Bridges re-
stnnlrd To the sentiment The New
Spirit of l:lucation.'
In the cnllcgc chapel last night tho
j'lErniX Literary Society, held its I'm
u rrlrhraIi,n. The speeches and dr.
l';ltcs wcr" exceptionally gond The
orators nicdal WAS won by Mr. {; q
FERGUSON. Jr.. an dtlic dclatct's by MIR.
T.. Is Fa;s,In.
The board Of visitors voted to es.
iai.liSlI two now chairs next session
he chair Of biology and The chair nr
"';nual arts. The board failed tn
nl'cl a president To succeed the late
Or. Lawson. The matter has attract
Cd cUrSider;ihlr.aticu
Tomorrow diplomas. degrees and
metals will he awarded. There are,
three bachelors of arts. Mnssrs -. 9
Ferguson. Ir. }. n. Ilillnau and f. NJ
Parrish. The degree of liccn,iate of
instruction will lie bestowed On twelve
vrnri. gentlemen. The session closes
al |. O'Clock tomorrow.
Prof. Bruce II. Payne. of the lenart.
ment of philosophy and education. has
hccn offered Il profr:sorShip in Vir-
.lmia college at Il salary nearly double
thnt hr rec Gives now Ii is said, how.
ever. That llr Payne will not accept
lie cilCr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
Southern Railway Spring Schedule
Cblrue

Commencing June H. 1905, South.
crn Railway train No. 8, now leaving
Norfolk at G::5 y. IN. will leave at
7:30 y. m. making through connection
to all poirtS. This tra,p will carry
through sleeping car to ASHEvILLE.
N. c., which will be hanicd South Of
banville on train No -, affording in
this way through service, WITHOUT
CHANGE OF TRAINS to Charleston.
Columbia, Augusta. Savannah, Jackson
vile and Intermediates stations. Close
connection is also made ut Salisbury
with tho Washington and Southwestern
Vcstibulc Limited trains for Atlanta,
birmingham, Memphis. Montgomery.
Mobile and New Orleans, without
change. Rates and schedules furnish
cd and reservations made at City Tick
1T Office. 95 Granny street, (Monticello
flotcD, Norfolk, Va.
w. w. CROXToN. Pass Agt.
5-23-1St
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HAMPTON NEWS
Continued from firth pagc)
GIVEN ITS CHARTER.

Home Fire Insurance Corporation of
Virginia Getting Ready for Business.
The State Corporation Commission
has granted II charter to the Home Fire
Insurance Corporation of Virginia,
Which is composed of prominent men
on the Virginia peninsula. The officers
arc: President. Mir. John NJ Willis:
vicc-prcaidcnt. MIR. Nelson S. Groomc;
secretary. Mr.. II. W. Saunders.
The company expects Ia do Il general
fire insurance. business and will begin
operation on the first day of July.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
o'NEILL GOES DOWN.
Mishap nj Completion CT Successful
Trip Of 1900 Miles.
(By Associated Trcss)

lOIISNii AZ. KY. jane 7-hner
completing . ioulncy oil i.S0n miies;
without miShap The towl,Oat w. w.
- Norll. Que ri the LARGEST in the river
Sc;rrr, :itrucl; an obstruction in the
'anai today and sunk II, The foot OF
Eiai.th street Captain Caircl!ton ami
Ill" crew ri Gf.oon escaped.
Tho boat, which il the property Of
The Aionun%1i:o la Consolidated Goa.
aud Cchc Company, is worth 800 con.
ard was returning from Kew Orleans
with = bif, Tow oi cii-ptg coal barges.
J. Is beloved The O'N"ill can be raised.
Nhvieaupn through llc canal will not
be in.cIicrrd With
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
Thinning AND PLUMBING.

HOT WATER, STEAM. HOT AIR
heating: Yes, I install this work.
. Let ME make you plans and give you
prices. Z ]. A. VANDEGRIE'T, 1905
Huntington avenue. 5-23-tf
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COAL AND WOOD.

MUNDY & COWARD, ANTHRACITE,
rcd ash and splint coal, oak and
pine wood. Citizens phone, 1913;
Bell phone, 125. 1-S-tf
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Fifty Years in the Penitentiary.
Try Associated Press)

ST. PAUL. MIMI, June 7.-Advices
were received at the headquarters of
the Northern Pacific Railroad hero
from Philipsbur., Mont. TO the effect
that Clarence Young. who attempted
10 rob the express car Of the Northern
Pacific. two miles cast,of Bear liouth.
May y. after he had dynamitcd the
car, has been sentenced by the district
court to serve fifty years in tho Deer
Lodge pcnitcntiary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
FURNITURE.


BUY, SELL OR EX-
change furniture and stoves. High.
est cash prices paid. G. w. LEWIS.
No. 2502 Huntington avenue. II
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FIRED FROM FORCE.
Eleven Policemen Feel Effect of Re-
form Wave in Philadc ptia

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June -
Mayor Weaver tonight dismissed elcv-
rn mon from the Duiicc force for ,lcrc.
lcticn of duty. These men had been
tried and found guilty before The dis
missal OF David J. Smyih. as director
of public safety Mr. Smyth sentenced
each ono Of them tn nay a fine Ut one
days pay
I'll" mayor. however. decided that
the punishment was not severe enough
ami ordered their dismissal
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WANTED--TO KNOW IF

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tBy Associated Prcss.)
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES
Chicago, 8; Athletics. O.

PHILADELPHIA, IA. lunc T.--Thn
'ihifa2o players found Rcndors pitch.
my u their liking today and easily d."
lea,cd Philadelphia BY free hitting
score. Il II J.;
Chicago commentaries I.u
Athletics UU0OoOU0u-o .
Arrock AMI Mcfarland: Bender an!
nthieck ,iipc. 40 limpir,a. Me
Gariiiy AMI Kelley. Attendance, LIE.
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Major Motion Married.

Elizabeth Hunt Harris, daughter
Of Ii" late Samuel Harris, was mar
RED tins afternoon tn Ma or Robert
Mnton. cci"n'andant of cadets at the
Hampton Normal and Agricultural In.
S'itu'r. Tic wedding was attended by
many white people Of the town
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-NICE FRONT ROOM
5000 West avenue. G6.3t
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FOR MORE INDICTMENTS.
Federal Grand Jury to Continue lnves.
.qation Of Packers.

Wy lNNN'tEITtU T'TtSN.1
CHICAGO. LIS June --Tnstrric-
tirni wcro received to-day by the fc,lcr-
III .rani iu"v which mas been invcsii
i;hiIGn;; 81 affairs of The h.of indus
tries for tho past iwn mouths to con.
liuur he investigation and return fur
Their in''i; tmrillS if III" jurors find that
the testimony warrants such action.
al least thirty in licimentS. il is;
sail, already lave hc"n drawn up by
Assistant Attorney General Fa.h. cr
various charges and Oh varicns counts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE.

., Advertisements under classified
heads In this column will be inserted
at the uniform rate Of one cent word
for each Insertion. No advertisement,
however small. less than rs cents for
the first insertion. CRsh In advance
invariably. Special rates made on long
contracts. Orders for dscontinuance
must be made In writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
ASKS INVESTIGATION.
Secretary Southern Cotton Growers
Association Presents Documents.
Ky AsgnI.i.IInl Dr..s..l 4

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Juno 7-Rich.
'Hid rh"allllm The sc .rcIary cf tho
S;'u'h"ri Cotton Growers Association.
VII" has male charges, IF irrr.ulari.
hrs III the preparation and publication
OIL the Sov'rrMoHi crop report. called
on Secretary Wilson ut The department
oi agriculture today.
~" left with the secretary certain
documentary cvidcnc" bclrin. ON The
charges which he has matlc and ask
cal for an Investigation Of them II
is understood that they involve hut one
l'"rSun IN The employ OF the depart
iaCnt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08

Mr. anl Mrs Andrew Duncan. who
haze bo "u spending tiri. hnncymCcn
In Northern cities. have returned To
Hampton aud are now the guests Of
MIR ana Airs j. W. Richardson. at the
corner nf ilcpc and Queen streets.
They will leave next week for their
home III Grcrn:i,lc, Ky.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
Nav York. s; Pittsburu. :

Pl1'rSDuRG, PA, Juno 7.--Pitis-
burg list 10 New York today principal.
~ through inability 20 bat Matthew.
sou
Score. Il u T.
Pii5brr. oi00o002O r I
XIV York ... 000l00U3 Is |. 3
Flalhcrty an;l pci,z; MaIthpwson aud
~ fsntlian. Time ~ Umpire, Mr.
b'iHy. Attendance. go
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08

masted sctbohcr ALdic Jcrrlan. hound
from NORFOLK To New York, lumber lad.
eh Wfitl sprung a leak Mt sea and had
"a be l"a':hai mt Chinaoteasue. on
Vie Eastern Shore. Of Virginia, WAS
fH:tct aud lowed into Norfolk today,
by the tug Reliance. of Charleston.
South Cnrol.na
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J,hiIooci,I,ia. ?: ST Louie. d

81 LOUIS. MO. Juno Z. Fhiladcl.
pima .odaY ie!tncd tic locals Z to l..
aiih"n@l, Tic meme team out hi Tie
visitors.
Score. Il II J..
81 Lu.us . 100000 OIL ~ /
nlnlAuelplia 80 o903O ~ S |
k"ll'm ana Warner, IcariusS Pit
inner ana Doom Umpire. EmSlic.
limo. 81. Attendance. 1900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08

Trustees Sale Of Improved Property.
Default having been made in the
payment Of he debt secured by deed
of trust, dated May 23, 1901. from w.
S. Cooke To Francis T. CauSey and j.
!. Cottrcll, trustees, (scc ID. b. 10, page
235, Corporation Court clerks Office of
the city of Newport Ncws). | Shall, at
at the request of the beneficiary under
said decd, on JUNE goth; 1905, AT II
O'CLOCK, NJ, in front of the Silsby
building. No 200 Washington avenuc,
Newport News, Va, sell AT public auc-
ton, to The highest bidder, for cash:
That certain lot, situate in said city,
and known and designated by lot No
40, in block No. 10, on map of part Of
the city of Newport News. made by Geo
w. Fitchctt. civil engineer, recorded in
said clerks Office in plat book /, at
page 4, together with the buildings and
improvements.
WALTER CIIARNLEY.
6-S-10t Substituted Trustee.