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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06

colored boys and II were colored girls. Of
his work during the twelve months, Proba-
ton Officer Copp says:
1.-THE past year has further demonstrated
the wisdom of probation for juvenile of
tenders. The response by the children to
the parole requirements has been generally
satisfactory. Some of the worst cases have
undergone a complete transformation as to
character and habits. Parents, neighbors
and police officers have borne testimony to
these changes.
1.-The offenses this year have been more
largely of the serious order. Last year
there were but 1O6 larcenies IN the 2S6
cases, while this year, with 20 less, there
are los larcenies. The number of incor-
rigiltbity cases doubled and are still alarm
ingly on the increase.
There were about 1904 cases before the
Juvenile Court during the year, the major
ity of which forfeited collateral The house
Of detention received and cared for LIPS.
ton since Its Inauguration four years ago
has been $104, 6S0-a saving of more than
So, 600 year. This saving has been in
cases that. under the old regime. would
have been sent to an institution at govern
ment expense.
The Girls Reform School refuses to adj
NIT white girls, and the court sometimes is
In quandary as to what to do with them.
The situation should be remedied at once"
The board OF guardians report closes with
a statement of the work done during the
year by DIR. Julia r. Hail. the physician OF
the board. DIR. Hall treated 900 wards dur
ing the year and made a total or L 4O7 visits
to the little sufferers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06

Calder's Tooth Powder, SOC
value, tomorrow ................30 soc
Lundborg's Best Perfumes, SOC
value. tomorrow. .29c
Sozodont Tooth Powder, 25c
value, tomorrow ............... 16c
Perfumed Toilet Soap, In box,
25c, tomorrow. ............ &c box
Wheeler's Foot Balm, Csc val
ne, tomorrQw ..,.....,...........1 9c
Perfumed Violet Ammonia, lie
value, tomorrow SC
Orange Sticks, &c value. tomor-
row .3 for DC
Steel Nall Files, 25c value, to-
morrow Neutrality-suspicious. .l5c
DR.. Charles Face Powder, 5Oc
value. tomorrow S5c
Satin-skin Face Powder, 25c
value, tomorrow. .lgc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
SC for Best 15c Bottles Bay Rum.

Tooth and Nail Brushes, 25c
value, tomorrow ....-...-...-l 0c
Rubber Dressing Combs, Soc
value, tomorrow .................25 c
Dental Floss, spool, 15c. value,
tomorrow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
Patey's Cold Cream, 2Oc value.
tomorrow Observation-Disclosures. lie
Cuticura Salve, Joc value, to-
morrow OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c
Aliens Foot Ease, pc value
tomorrow ............-...-... .lgc
Kinds Honey and Almond
Cream, SOC. value. tomorrow .33c
Listerine, $1.0O value, tOmor-
row Observation-Disclosures. .59c
CaldeT's Tooth Powder, 25c
value. tomorrow MISUNDERSTANDING c
Calder's Tooth Powder, 10c
value. tomorrow ..... &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
DIR. Charles Flesh Food
And Other Best Toilet Articles at Special Prices

Sozodont Tooth Paste, 25c size.
tomorrow .--......--- 10
Bradley's Woodland Violet Pow
der, 25c size. Tomorrow. u
White House Talcum Powder,
25c size. Tomorrow. ....... 10
Talcutine Powder, 25c size. To-
morrow Observation-Disclosures. 10
Danderine Hair Tonic, s1.00 size.
Tomorrow IS
Elcaya Cold Cream, SOC size.
Tomorrow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AZ
Satin-skin Cold Cream, SOC size.
Tomorrow Observation-Disclosures. 30
Bradley's Sea Salt, 25c size. To-
morrow .................... IL
Oriental Cream. s1.25 size. To-
morrow ....-.,.........-... 81 %
Nail Buffers, best quality, 75c
size. Tomorrow. ............. 90
Rubber Sponges, 25c size. To-
morrow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
All Cologne, SOC size. Tomor-
III" ..-...... AZ
Pure Bristle Tooth Brushes, 25c
size. Tomorrow. .........,.... 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06

No. for Jeweled Shell Combs.
TC% Jeweled Brooches. Solid Gold
Scarf Pins and Beauty Pins, Cut
bead Neck Chains. ALI new.
AAc to So for the new Silk and
TTS Metal Girdle Belts, some
set with Jewels.
GA IL to S4.9S for the new
" lie ~ Jeweled Dog Collars and
Bracelets. All new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06

Java Rice Powder, all tints, 25c
size. TOmOrrow......... 15C
All Glycerine Soap, 25c size.
tomorrow ........ .......... Tic
Lyons Tooth Powder, 25c size.
tomorrow OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l2(
Cuticura Soap, T5c size. Tomor
row, box......................... 800
Pears Unscented Soap, 12c size.
Tomorrow ..................... 9t
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine Hair
Tonic. SOC size. Tomorrow. -. 35C
DR.. Charles Flesh Food, 50c
size. Tomorrow ................ 39C
Woodbury's Facial Soap. 25c
size. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo
WOodbury's Facial Cream, 25c
size. Tomorrow ............... 15C
Oxzyn Balm, soc size. Tomor-
row ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &C
Listerated Tooth Powder, 25c
size. Tomorrow. lie
Packers Tar Soap, 2Jc size.
Tomorrow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lac
La Blache Face Powder, soc
size. Tomorrow. ...............29 c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06

worth more than s25 per month and board
The monthly pay roll for all employees at
the school is from $50 to $175. Practical
ly all the vegetables, meats. etc. are raised
on the 300 acres by the boys labor.
I'm the light of these facts. 1t is indeed
difficult to understand why the public
should be taxed 81 GOO per month and your
board made the disbursng agency for this
sum while at the same time rendered pow
erless to in anyway control or adequately
supervise.
"In my personal judgment 500 per annum
for each boy maintained at this school UNI
der present conditions would be a liberal
and remunerative allowance. 1t seems to
me that both methods and money here are
based on wrong principle and should be
radically changed at the earliest practicable
| moment. Possibly the operation of an In
dustrial home school fof colored children
on the Districts own plant will do away
entirely with the need for the Hart Farm
School"
AS compared with this showing at the
Hart Farm School the boards report of re-
suits attained at other institutions Is in the
main satisfactory The financial statement
which accompanies the report shows that
ST, O28.60 was expended during the year
and that a balance OF 81 ,3O4.0S remained on
June 30. to return to the United States
treasury.
Probation of1cer's Report.
In the detailed report OF the probation Of
| ficer 1t is shown that there were 21a chill
dren received from the court during the
year. Of whom 81 were white boys. $50 were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06

We are showing a line of Hats in
color combinations that are absolutel
Many women are looking for neat,
ready-to-wear Hats for early fall We
have a very neat Polo, of felt and vel
vet-the front brim made of crushed
velvet, and caught at each side with
a fancy cabuchon and quilts on mo.
left. Well worth So Tomorrow >CS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
OmciaL Visitations.

THE party with whom the board con-
tracts, William II. II. Hart, has for the
past year practically sublet the contract.
am reliably informed that he has per-
sonally visited the place but twice during
the year and then only for little time.
The personal touch with these boys, which
the board supposed 1t would get from the
genius of Mr. Hart, has been a minus
quantity and their moral. physical and edu-
cational training has been let out to poor
ly paid help.
"A superintendent competent to plan for,
and deal with, this class of children is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
Dakota Bride Killed Herself.

Mrs. w. F. Lawrence. nineteen years old.
the wife Of wealthy cattle buyer at Yank-
ton. 8. D.. committed suicide yesterday.
The couple were married two weeks ago.
after three weeks acquaintance, during
which time the girl was q domestic In the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
New NeckWear
And Veilings.

nOc instead of 25c for the new
~ Baby Irish Lace and EN-
broidered Linen Stocks.
A2c for rd the st new SOC SIX IT Tailor
en- Stocks, Chemisettes, etc.
19c for for the hsrd new w. 2Se veillngs;
Chiffon Yelling. worth ST. Special
prices for tomorrow only.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

once in ANALYTICAL mood, that my sixth sense owed
rs inception to the Babel-ike jargon OF languages
which surrounded my youthful years. | remember
3;lt,ctl,, being attired on my fourth birthday in
,,ey, sailor suit which showed to an admlring
family circle that rated as tlrst-cass A g. on
his rnaiestv's ship Victorious. We lived then
:, Indis where my father cultivated tea on Oar
;;I;,, s1ore had a half-caste French nurse from
TricbinopoH. Mahommedan bearer or male ser
1,ant = scottish father and German mother and
each in our little Republic spoke his or her own
tongue when the heart was stirred
I'm NV iubilation | endeavored to climb
c-e.,,er and fell of the low veranda on to path
covered with sharp fints. Both | and the suit
were damaged at ali points of contact with the globe
N ,--(tbl.r sIrieked: 'Ach HimDel" but be-
inc woman Of steady nerves she soon perceived
that little real mischief had resulted and she went
ON. .Er isf 1Am secnlaHH HicH geboren (He IS
M, f,tber said with a laugh We should hae
keepit the BARN in Guilty sark-
The nurse flew to my assistance, crying: 'PdH1Te
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

sounds We're al-suthcing knew the voice of nature
The whinny of a horse told me whether he was hun
CRY thirsty, afraid angered. l heard the kites
whistling their felow-ghouls to the feast | could
actually distinguish the answering bleat of a kid 10
the hoarse summons of its dam amid flock of goats
Good Heavens! If only my baby mind could have
uttered its knowledge, and found a scientific re-
corder, what undeciphered mysteries of human
development might | not have so!ved,"
Although this train of reminiscence was some
what removed from the far more curious and COM
plex sense he developed afterward it was interest
ing showing a tendency toward the abnormal
Have you any reason to believe that animals
ever knew you possessed the key TO their utter
ancesl" l asked
Not in a convincing degree. Oddly enough my
intelligence more receptive than creative
Certainly my dogs ponies, birds, and other
called dumb creatures with which | was brought
in contact We're IN extraordinary sympathy with
me. But such human and animal collisions are
far from rare. And could not speak to them with
effect Our physical appliances fashioned 10y
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

L. d g - II All Oh c IN
7 rea-Gard en-
THE .-a5 actor in the singular. perhaps
le-ted. incidents herein recorded
sedate existence Of British top-ha
-espe-- Many reputable citizens Of Lor
don -- -lrhurgh- not TO mention cosrnO-
pol--an -s and New-Yo-k, TO whom he
Is know -=onallv would be exceedingly
sIrIrs ere they to recognize, through ~
the thin g-i=e IF places and people, ~
The POI man OF the world whose LAE
eZtrac-. .-v career Is now set forth
Tor the time "a
Som there are who dinly 7 =
comr-a Kari G-ier's secret. k2 &
They. -aasons that shall be HTHfeSE
ouFlo- keep their amazed g@ ~
irnas--- .lcked IN their own 3xE
hear-s -e-s. men Of precise
Science he most part. who ~
nave been preached IN order =.
lnat e remarkable phe- ~ sSSsgs|
n0-1e-- Elr be sanelv inves- 1T
ugatr- --e with scorn the e
S2gge that such a person =
ever hat IS TO say, - "a
taev DEFY Karl Grier zkkssz
with rr frame and his 49, :Az
hea-t .e-souled laugh, but s51 f1f
tAeT r. -.uv most e-lphatically 1frE<sS ~
.ll-- .. ever possessed the IN $<l
know yer which he exercised W
II q e9us way during several
S'e W.
could make Karl angry, 1t vi
IS l-a agn0sticisrn Of these learned ~
e-i-e e children Of the dull tribe
"li n ages ago 10 create its own
or gods Of stone and wood, and has
been ing up barriers TO knowledge ever
si1e l.ng dogmatic walls the crossing oi
"- raldden bv bell book and candle.
IS not within my province 10 ran
these lutalltles, who smile al the
1er 1loh imprisoned Calico IN the SIX
l-t- --ulreds bat refuse to-day's evidence ot
A. realm III mans mental activity. some
-. har has been tempted, with me, ms
er as tempter, 10 place before an as
-----.a world such array Of facts as must
convert these sCofers into perferVld disciples.
il- -.# been deferred and here may claim some
D1--. POO. ly personal considerations, by dread
o- - -erce hight Of publicity being shed on those
ne. ae dear 10 him. and. in lesser degree, by
'-e --.t that settled. happy existence has
s--e- the weird and subtle sense which was
FoI.-.4ted 10 him during the growth and plenl-
--e-- -ls bodily and spiritual powers. So, peace
De -a The critics. - L plfT 81 BHOUe! sighed
~-s .-slronomer, recanting the truth 10 save ms
TOT without further preamble be II SAID,
mend l'rler was endowed with, or permitted
-io.-lence 10 use a sixth sense, which he an
--n2 lts correct classification IN after wears mar
"a. 'l9Hy. OF tar-knoWing. That IS the nearest
.,'-1i--ry of our times VIII approach 70 the
.I-p-lou Of his mysterious faculty. Strictly spe
1lg l- was not q new sense. as one diferenti;
Seeing from hearing. or taste from touch Purist
words may even quarrel with us for using
sense" 10 denote a transcendental III
ol reason with animal attributes But IN Wri
lalnt, almost sensational, narrative OF act
81 i-rences il Is well % be content with the SIN
yAE@aeology Of everyday life5 and IN that v
4e..led vehicle Of plain thought the attribute q
-1 ---rl GrIer was d sense.
ITS stupendous range, its curiously rational i
----n. vii h. arr. s-oa rl,. hN IN inteioent real
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

as asseg adroit' while Abdul Khan
to console my grief with his:
n, batCha, Drairne mitdi Ldta"
lie one, l have some sweets for you.)
varied eXclamations, conveying
IDEAS in four languages. of which
filtered in every respect from the
we're instantly Ineligible to me.
ian alone comforted me-the others
Y pride. But the real point is that
lderstOOd them all, to the finest
de of meaning. In other words,
,unds and not words conveyed clean
deas. 1t was the first unknown
step along an uncharted road, the
step a fox terrier takes when he
grasps the infections Of his mas
ter's voice
81 suppose that is what peo-
pie mean when they say that
you can never really speak
a language well until you
learn to think in that Ian
guage?" said l.
Karl laughed gently, and
! a dreamy look came into his
eyes. At one time this would
have been the certain prelude
to a condition which, for want
of a more accurate word, we
called a trance" though it
was far removed from the mus
cular or mental subjection in
duced by mesmerism or clairvoy-
ance. Now he simply dropped
his eyelids, took a Whit or two of
his pipe, and when he glanced at
me again there was quiet humor,
not phantasy, in his big blue orbs.
No, " he answered, the states
may be kin, but they differ, as the
visual powers of a daisy, which
can see the sun, differ from those
of man Education, by its neces-
sary artifciality, tends to destroy
natural gifts. The daily growth of
living language supplies adequate
proof of this truisn. The first
sounds uttered by man, quite apart
from signs and symbols, implied
want or an emotion. Those
primary words run in unbroben
gamut through all variations Of
speech or dialect. OF course they
vary, but not greatly, no more
than the bark of the Indian dog.
the grunt of the Indian pig, the
cav of the Indian crow q could
recite hundreds of examples vary
from the typical cries of their
European congeners.
To my childish intelligence
lfhcing l knew the voice of nature.
horse told me whether he was hun
raid or angered. | heard the kites
sllow-ghouls to the feast. | could
ish the answering bleat of a kid TO
)ns of its dam amid a flock of goats.
If only my baby mind could have
ledge, and found a scientific re-
The oasis., 1905-07-01

to have engraved and printed in Germany.
 Having travelled considerably in Sonora, and having had several unpleasant experiences from de- pending upon inaccurate maps. the writer examined the work very critically and can vouch for it's worth and accuracy.
 In size the map is 51x48 inches and k drawn on a scale of 1:750,- 900 (about { inch to l kilometre) It shows all the cities, towns, ranches, springs, rivers, arroyos and cafons, roads, trails, railways both in operation and construc- tion, railway stations, mining camps in operation, and all the principal mountains known as landmarks.
 The district lines, according to the last census of 1900, are very accurately shown, a matter in which several other maps are very inaccurate, and the places shown are correctly located as to distances and direction, another matter in which other maps have been de- ficient-THE OASIS man having found them So in some instances to his cost. 1t shows also all the ports, designating whether they are for general commerce or the coasting trade only, and all the light houses and islands, while the entire 2500 miles of coastline, are shown (both shores of the gulf and the Pacific shore of Lower Califor- nia ) and are reproduced from official surveys made by Captain George Dewey, u. $. N, and Captain c. F. Stone, U. ;. A. All the light houses along the coasts are cor rectly located, and the routes of lines of steamers plying across the gulf and beyond are designated. The details which could be enum- erated are multitudinous, and they are all so accurately wrought out that they render the work of the utmost value.
 The map will be ready for gen. eral delivery in December. The price will then be $10 Mexican money per copy; but subscriptions are being taken now for delivery then at $5, Mexican, per copy.
The oasis., 1905-07-01
SONORA SETTINGS.
( Collection of Happenings in the
 State Over the Line.

MT. George w. Woodward of Moctezuma has established first class stage line, making daily trips between Nacozari, the terminus of the railway and the town of Mocte- zuma, that is of real value to the people of that great and growing region. All the stock and equip age are first class and complete in every particular. The vehicles are Concord coaches, and the horses are large American animals, which make the distance, some sixty miles, easily in twelve hours.
 At Guaymas Gonzalez Brothers, continue to successfully cater to the wants of the travelling public at their two hotels--the Armada and the Mexico. The latter faces the plaza, and is most cosy and comfortable. The house and all the furniture are new from top to bottom. The Hotel Armada is one of the most widely known and famous hostelries on the west coast of Mexico 1t makes a speciality of tourist travel, and visitors can secure on shortest notice boats, fishing tackle, etc. everything necessary for hunting on the shores or fishing in the waters of the beautiful Bay of Guaymas, or in the Gulf.
 Two or three weeks ago Sonora was visited by two gentlemen from Chicago, Messrs Albert Nowak and Tomas Kaptsieski, Poles, repre- senting Polish Colonization Asso- citation. They were looking for lands on which to colonize a large number of their fellow coun- irymen. who are organizing to start lie anew in the New World, and had attention turned toward Mexico and to Sonora. They were shown about a bit, but went away without doing anything. Those who met them think that condi tions here are so entirely different from anything with which they are familiar that they did not realize the real value of the lands they were shown, and could not comprehend what may be done with them under irrigation.
 Advices from the Mayo river re- zion are to the effect that the ship ment of garbanzos (cow peas) this season, will aggregate 10000 sacks of one hundred kilos each. At the little town of Huatabampo, which is the place of export, there are buyers from Spain, Cuba, Porto Rico and the Argentine republic of South America, all offering high prices for the crop The prices offered range from twelve to fifteen dollars per sack, and 1t Is said that they are worth the same price in gold in those countries. But for the inundation of the bottom lands by the Mayo river in March, the crop would he about twice as large as that realized. It Is esti.aated that the products of the valley sold at Huata balnpo, will put into cir culation about half million dollars.
The oasis., 1905-07-01
New Map of Sonora.

At Hermosillo last week TIE OASIS editor was shown the draw ing of new map of Sonora and Lower Californie completed by Mr. Max Bonner, upon which work he has been engaged some two years or more, and which he Is arranging
The oasis., 1905-07-01

$41.95-to Denver, Colo. and re- turn account Epworth League, Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles, American Osteopathic As- sociation aud National Encamp- ment Grand Army of the Republic. Sale dates June 30 to July 4 in elusive, return limit July 12. Sale dates Aug. F and 13, return limit Aug. 2l. Sale dates Aug. 30 to Sept. 4th inclusive, return limit Sept. F. W. c. Bowman, Agent
The oasis., 1905-07-01
To Let.

Furnished for housekeeping. A pleasant suite of rooms to be vacated July l. No extra charge for telephone service, electric lights or water. Apply to E. L. Crowell, The Daniels 7 If,
The oasis., 1905-07-01
Southern Pacific Company.

Los Angeles Passenger No west bound, passes Benson o5 Passenger No east bound Benson 8:iS a. S5 daily arriving Benson 35 and at 9:50 Ill.
 daily arriving Benson 25 and at
 Sunset bound Benson 50 m SunsetL mite Farbank with Fl Paso Southwestern Ky for other nedion also made Naco for Cananea U call to New Orleans New York, by steamer Comus "Froteus Wednesday and make te New York in about the and second cabin have be reserved advance
 " c BOWMAN.
The oasis., 1905-07-01
COFFEE

How do you get enough money to pay such a cook Write for our Knowledge Book. 4 sehiTing & Company, San Francisco.
The Monticellonian., 1905-09-28
EDUCATIONAL ITEMS.

The income of Oxford university is slightly under s350,000 year.
 The state forester of Massachusetts urges the study of forestry in the pub lie schools.
 The opinion is making much headway in Germany that children should not be obliged to study out of school
 Under the auspices of the University of Frieburg. Switzerland, business academy for women only has been opened in that city.
 Swimming is part Of the curriculum of the public schools of Yarmouth. Eng land. The boys are taken to the shore in parties and are trained till they can swim 50 yards in the sea.
 The imperial decree regarding the ap- propriation of temples for schools, says the Shanghai North China Herald, is being carried out in Anhul. At LuChou- fu. four very large images, servants to the god of literature, have been torn down 10 make room for little Chinese boys to study English.
 The arrival of many Hindoos from India to enter as students at the Im- perial university and schools of tech nology at Tokio has been noted lately It was intended 10 celebrate the festival of the great Indian national hero, Siyaji at Tokio this year for the first time with great eclat
 In the coming autumn the schools of France are to experiment on an ex- tensive scale with a system of teaching history by dolls dressed to represent various perfods and characters. A sue cessful exhibition of the method n Paris convinced educators that there was merit in the plan. The puppets are made to move, by means of silken cords handled from above. on a miniature stage. The dolls represent important scenes in the history of the country.