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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-14
CRIME IN OUR LARGE CITIES
Process of the Evolution of the Criminal From Boy
hood Traced By Inspector Mclaughlin of New
York-That City Clearing House for Crime
Few Reformations Recorded.

have these children 70 become hcnest
and useful citizens?
Professor Poellmann, OF the unlVer'
sity OF Bonn. Investigated The charac
tiers OF the descendants OF woman
who was a confirmed drunkard. lie
traced her descendants for six sener-
ations through a posterity numbering
SS4 persons. and obtained record OF
700 OF tnem. lie found that lO' were
OF illegitimate birth 1872 were PROBES
siona beggars. Ga inmates OF aims
houses, ISL women OF bad repute, 20
convicted OF serious crimes. and seven
convicted of murder Another stats
tician-the Rev. o. McCulloch-traced
the histories OF 1850 criminals and
paupers who wee descended from
criminal who lived ia Kentucky IN
1890. and he ascertained that among
these descendants. nearly all OF whom
were criminals. 12l were women OF
bad repute. In tracing S34 descend
ants Of two sisters who died in 1925,
the Rev. DR.. Stocker of Berlin found
that rs of them had served ll6 years
in prison. 164 were women OF bad re-
pute. 100 were illegitimate children,
Il were degenerates. 142 beggars and
81 paupers.
Three Tenets Of Crime.
Or. G. Frank Lydston. professor OF
criminal authropology OF the Chicago
Kent College of Law, says there are
three tenets of crime:
Il. The criminal and vice classes
are the product Of certain influences
Of heredity. congenital and acquired
disease. and unfevorable surroundings
involving pernicious teaching and ex
ample, physical necessities and other
social maladies.
% The influences result in elias:
OF persons OF low grade OF develop
ment. physically and mentallr will
a defective understanding of theil
true relations TO the social system II
which they live. Such persons have
no true conception of that variable
thing called morality. and, in the cas-
1 OF the criminal. no respect whateve
/ for the rights of others, save in so IA
as it may be compelled by fear o
\ punishment Some become criminals
some paupers. inebriates or insane.
80. These subjects are character
lied, upon the average. by certain
anomalies of development that consu
tute the so-called stigmata, or mark
OF degeneracy. In them, vice, crime
and disease go hand in hand
DR.. Lydston classifes criminals IN
der the following heads:
/. Instructive criminals. Bor
criminals, the moral imbecile, or sc
called moral instane, the stable faC
tor in criminality.
.. Criminals by impulse: The OF
| casional criminal. criminals by pa!
sion. criminals from accidental or IL
tercurrent factors OF disease. II
ebriety,. necessity, or social excite
ment.
3. Epilephc and insane criminals
4 Political criminals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-14
What is the Remedy

Now, the analysis Of crime Ia all
well enough in its way, but the prac-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
MAY SPLIT IN TWAIN.

Chicago. Dec, 2l-The Tribune today
says:
The Chicago board Of trade, the premier
grain market Of the world, ls In danger
Of splitting in twain as the result Of the
dissensions which for months have taken
attention from the markets and made
The floor Of the exchange a great de-
hating school.
Two votes by the generaI membership
yesterday accelerated the movement
which has tended toward break In the
ranks OF the board Tor several months
Unless radical change occurs there will
be two boards OF trade In a few months.
one amendment voted down provides
for the fling Of claims against members
who are In debt, and the compulsory
transfer OF their membership.
This change was Intended TO do away
with the class Of members who. In the
words OF an eN-prosident, are possessed
only OF a trading card and lead pen.
ell IL is asserted that bad business has
added 10 the numbers OF this class until
there are several hundred Of them all
trying TO live on The efforts OF others In
the bringing Of traffic here.
The vote showed that here was little
hope TO give creditors chance TO collect
out OF the memberships OF debtors FOR
80 voted against the change while only
la favored IT,
Ihcn announcer amendment by which
members out Of town would be permltted
70 vote by proxy instead Of in person went
the same way, the vote on this proposi.
ton being e36 against 70 for
The votes showed that the local traders
were In absolute control Of the board. and
were certain 70 elect their officers az the
election now close at hand. For the first
time In several months the members
showed some unanlnlty. and Il was an
AGAINST the strong private wire houses
and elevator men,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
JIM SAYS 1T AGAIN.

New York, Dec. 9.-rho Evening World
today received telegram from James j.
Jeirfies at Los Angeles saying he would
not fight Johnson the colQred pugllist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
ON OAKLAND TRACK.

Oakland, Cal, Dec. 2o.--F'ollowing
are the entries for Friday at the Emery
vile track:
First race, eleven-sixteenth Of a mile,
selling, 12-The skipper, 1l2; Black Joe,
Bogohanla, 100: Libertinus. Soledad, Nina
Gibson, Black Sam, Sicyon, Prince Nap,
Get Rich Quick, Modesia, l07; James NJ,
l0i.
Second race, FIVE furlongs, selling, 12--
Fred Mulholland, Maia, Lady Laughter,
Iingham, Janice Marian, LIS; Miss Turtle
Stelmwood. lis; Roalta, r. Neugent, Burn
Ing Bush, Como, ll3; Al Lndley 10
Third race, thirteen-sixteenth Of a
mile selling, s--David Boland, Box FL
der, Sir Carter. Hipponax, 100; I'm Joe,
Lord Nelson, l0S; Burnolette, 100; Crow
shade, leo
Fourth race, Butterflies handicap. thlr.
teen-sixteenths OF q mile, selling, g.
Shot gu. 1876; Romaine, los; Asaro, 1oi;
Hector, i0l; Rightful, 100; Woolma, So
Fifth race, one mile, selling. l2--
Pickaway, Vaughn. varro, Innammable
100; San Reno, Captain Burnett, Alma
Boy, lG; Rosario, Briers, leo; Ellie, 10l
Talamund. 1903; Rolla, 100.
Sixth race, one mile and furlong. SELL
ing. 7--Circus, w. b. Gates, Holllgan,
Liberto, ITO; lsabellita, Ray, l07; Leila
Hill l02
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. La, Dec. 2o.--Follow-
ing are the entries for Friday at the
Crescent City running track:
First race, five furlongs. selling--Spion,
Rubber Ball. Isabel Alltree. Kalserhof,
Excuse Me. Sister Ida, Belle of the South,
Aunt Susan, Joe Davis, Dlnemook June
Time, Gold Duke, Flora Dear Wlnfall,
ll5.
Second race, mile. solling--Mr Scott.
wild Indiana, DR.. Mcclure. Port Worth.
Tinker, ~; Marvin Neal. Ito; Creel, III;
Ladsarioll, ll6
Third race, steeplechass, full course,
selling--Henry Schroeder, lf6; Signal l.,
1872; Lulu Young, li2; Subador. Greco
lin, lac; Harlequin, AS; Profitable, 10
Fourth race hye furlongs selllng--oak
Grove. Rossey, Fargo, %: Mullins Ma
falda, Alcora, Laura Hunter, 100; Raiboat.
King Pepper. l02 Golden Flower, los;
kits los; Salvage, Toe.
Fifth race, seven furongs, handicap.
selling--Joe Falert, 81; Mo-tiboy. IS. De-
bar Lady Esther. .S Hickey, 100; John
Lnglis, 06.
Sixth race. mile. selling Posing. Lang
ford James, IS; Lady Charadc 81; Long
Bright o.: GAUGE. Katie Powers, rs; lat
Red 100, j. 2. MayberTy, l02 Dan
McGenna 1885,, Cursus, Potheen, l0i;
Lucky Charm, 10
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Heavy Track at Emeryvillc Made II
Good for the Bookies.

San Francisco, Dec. 9O.--The book.
makers today recouped their losses at
Lmeryville, as It was bad day Tor the
heavily played fayorites. In the first race
BushthoIpo. the choice OF the wise ones.
was practically left at the post.
First race six and one half furlongs-
Geers io1 Williams, 4 to /, won; Paso-
della, l0, Sandy. Is to |. second Ayo-
ma, los, Knapp, TO !. third. Time
LIZA SO. Alaric, Busnthorpe Eulalle Il,
Azusa, Joe Harlan and Tonic also ran.
Second race, futurity course-Mabel
Hollander, 1O4. Mcbride, to |. won;
La Rose, l0i, Sandy. 20 to 1. second,
Lugano, 100, Brown, 8 to /, third. Time
LIB 10. Peerless Lass, Mohawk. koro-
sllany Bonayenture, Peiigroso and George
kilb0rn also ran.
Third race futurity course-Chief Wit
man, 100, Graham, 20 TO l. won; Cock
sure, 100, Sandy, to |, second: Comll-
70, lo4. w. Miller, O to 8, third Time
liz rs. Snow, Jake Ward. Aaron J,
E6ervesoence, Or. sherman and st. Denis
also ran.
rouIth race. seven furlongs-Shady
Lad. n, G. Miller. to g. won; Clan
dcstne, lN, w. Miller 4 TO /. second
Andrew Mack. 100, Flannery. 20 to /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21

and other displacements caused by
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Both the above mentioned medi.
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Both medicines are entirely free from
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Or. Perce's Pleasant Pellets cure con.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21

beginning 10 believe that he has more
tIi0ii a svOu cisaiAve mita Gdsia. fiNe
Lu0usanu uoilstls stvou la D4Ino Hiiey D
org IAslnv IUoirOvm IOr twO uhss u
be yet On herman at Z 10 a, anu laeIo
were no taAers. Ine Ldns people want
Delter oaus. wnat does tnat neani
PUBLIC GENERALLY LIKES COLI
OnED LAD.
Simply this: These people here
have seen Cans fight and they like
him. They nave also seen Herman
WORK and they are beginning to think.
Herman has youth and ruggedness
and strength and more than bit OF
cleyerness. lie has a tear-in style
somewhat like that OF Tommy Burns.
Burns, the dcspised short-ender. IA
joke made the "inHnclbe'' Jack
O'Rrlen look foolish only very short
time ago. Pcrhaps--thero Is always
a perhaps-H arman will prove him
self 10 be the Burns OF the lightweight
class except that he has moro class
than Burns ever dreamed OF having.
After this big battle Manager Mike
Riley has other things In store for tho
men with money VINO live here--and
also the men with money who care TO
come here TO sec the best To be had In
flstic way. In the spring he will
hold a fstio carnival In his new per-
manent pavilon--built for this Cans
Herman fight. There will be three
championship battles. And there will
be plenty OF money TO handle the fles-
Ia adequately.
From now on here's where they
hold lights that are fights.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
WISCONSIN CREW
Is Preparing for First Western Regatta
To be Held With Syracuse.

Chicago, Dec, "a dispatch to the
Tribune from Madison. Wis, says .
The Wisconsin eight will meet the SYRIA
ouse university crew In western regatta
to lie held on Lake Mendoza at Madison
about June This will be the FIRST inter-
collegiate rowing contest in western wa
ters.
When the eastern crew comes to Wis
consin II will be q case Of father against
son and teacher against pupils as james
Ten Eyck Is the coach Of Syracuse ana
his son, Il. IL Ten Eyck. Is the newly
elected coach of Wisconsin. IL Is not
planned to have the western regatta sup
plant the Poughkeepsie event the coming
season. but II is hoped In time 10 make
this western regatta the big annual
aquatic event Of Wisconsin, In order to
carry out the plans for the big western
meet II Will be necessary 10 raise s2,00),
half of which will come from studen 3
and faculty and the remainder from the
alumni.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
Treasures Found in
Our American Forests.

That American forests abound plants which possess the most
valuable virtues abundanty aed by of the most
writers and teachers of this and other countries Even
uno4d Indians had discovered the usefulness Of many native
plants the advent of the white This information impaired
freely e whites led the latter continue investigations until to-day
we haa Of valuable American medicinal
Dr. Pierce Of Buffalo " believes that American forests
abound medicinal for the Of most obstinate and fatal dis
would properly investigate them and in continuation
this conviction he points with pride the most marvellous e
the efficient stomach tonic liver heart ton and
uato and blood cleanser known to medical science. Dyspeps
indigestion liver functional and and other aIec
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
Prevent
Headache

We want you to know that
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WITH THE pUBS.

stockton, Cal, Dec. 20 Jimmie Bradley
round fight before the National Athletic
club this evening Bradley had the better
OF the first part of the battle, but Ed
wards came with rush at the end and
evened up matters.
Kid Austin defeated Young Eddie Smith
after terrific fight In which Smith
fioored Austin In the first round.
Kid George was given the decision over
Franks Of Oakland Ia the ninth round on
"A foul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
WALDEMhR YOUNG
ON NEVADA FIGHT
Tells Why the Sagebrush State
Has Become the Pug
Center.
THREE REASONS ARE GIVEN.
They Are: State Permits, People sup
port the Game and There Is
Plenty u Coin.

The following article, written at To-
nopah. New, is from the pen of ''Waliy'
Young OF this city:
That this particular section of Neya-
da--"the heart OF the land of gold"
they are pleased to style IL, and a very
pretty designation 1t is, too-will be-
come within few more months the
recognized fight center of the world. Is
patent to anyone on the ground With
his eyes open. In fact, II Is not an eN-
aggeratlon 20 say that right now this
new world Of wealth holds the flStio
situation more tightly in it's grasp than
did San Francisco when the game WAS
good-before the fire.
The reasons? There are three. The
state permits finish fights, The people
are here TO support the fights. They
have the money to support the lights.
Can you beat the combinations
People interested In the gentle art of
labs and uppercuts were amazed when
Tex Richard and small corps OF en-
fhusiasts offered purse OF $4,000 for q
finish fight between Joe Cans and Bat
Ting Nelson az Goldheld. They figured
1t az a spaslnodlc effort on the part OF
their money. The battle drew 500, 600 ut
was an exceptional attraction" hhe
monorolists OF wisdom remarked. They
were right. tt was. AT the same time,
exceptional though u combat between
these two premiers of pugilism was,
isn't II something to wonder at that
they should draw into a gate 80 much
money I'm newly settled section OF 4
mate which the Union, for years before
the discovery Of gold, was sorry was
moi territory?
There are live people here. They
know what they are doing at every re-
sounding tick Of your Ingersoll.
INDICATIONS OF GoLDFIELD
PURSE.
There was nothing spasmodic about
that Goldheld purse. There was a
great deal. however, that was signfi
cant. III Indicated, simply. that here
is a bunch OF men with the money to
pay for a good fight and willing to pay
II.
Right on top OF the Goldheld offer
came $4,000 purse for the Cans Her
man fight, to be held here on New
Years day. This fight. as Indicated by
the difference In size OF purse, does
not. 1t must be admitted, hold the
Same interest that the fight with Nell
son held. At the same time anyone
conversant with the game knows that
Herman IL tough boy and has bet
ter chance with Cans than any other
weight-outsidc of Nelson, possi
bly,, and he, after taking every advan-
tago OF the colored lad that the whip
hand could procure was unable to do
better than tc dhgrace himself by
losing a bitter fight on "A dirty. inten-
tional foul
The people In this section Of the
country have seen Cans at his best.
They have seen him lighting on the
square. They have seen him take the
worst of all the preliminary negotia-
tons without whimper--all Of Mo-
lans unsportsmanliSe, deplorable,
thumb-screw methods AT the same
time they have watched Herman in
his afternoon workouts and they are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
KAUFMAN GARDNER.
Fighters Will Exchange
Wallops This Evening.

Los Angeles Dec DIAL kaufman and
Keorge Gardner, heasywelghts, will meet
before the Pacific Athletic club tomorrow
night m a scheduled 2O-round battle. Both
OF the men have nearly finished training
and are ready for the contest. Kaufman
weighs ls5 pounds. Gardner's weight has
not been announced. Betting favors the
Il Dus Il 10 /. lie night Is ex.
pocted TO be short one, 10 rounds being
placed as the limit by most close OBJ
sewers. Tommy Burns will referee.
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third. Time--i:so. Metlakatla, Prestige.
Talamund and Irish Jew also ran.
with race, one and sixteenth miles
Baker. iio, Mcbride. TO ), won.
cherlpe, los Lawrence. to |. second.
T l1as noaar, Tne Uul 70 way ' sash
Little, Chablis and Serenity also ran.
Sixth race. mile and fifty yards--Gate-
way, los, sandy, ; to 2, won; aassa, lgi
Mcbride. to ). second; Critical, 1903
Williams, ) TO third Time-i.E
Monaco Maid. Captain Bush and Mendon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
LAFAYETTE BANQUET.

The banquet OF the Lafayette football
team 10 celebrate their victory over the
over grade school teams, was held in the
school building yesterday afternoon Ev-
elyone present had a splendid time, and at
Coach Alex Thomas, IN recognition Of the
loving esteem IN which bis team hold him.
ifoasts were made by a number of those
Interested In the team and by Manage
Lawrence Taylor
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BOWLING SCORES.
cREscENTs.
coLuMBIANs.
TO ARRANGE SCHEDULES.

Cincinnati. Dec. @.-The annual meet
ing OF the national baseball commission
viii DO held hero Jan. 4 The schedule
committee OF the National and American
tongues Will meet here at the same time
TO eliminate conflicting dates from next
seasons schedule.