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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-13
RobInson's Stable

Hopes that its patrons win not take the
word Of the telephone exchange when they
say busy now" Insist on getting NJ. 1905.
Carriages at reasonable rates.
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LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk Newport News. and all
points South-Norfolk and Washington steamers
every evening in the year at $50
To Rock Creek Bridge. Geological Park. Chevy
Chase. and Kensington-Cars from Fifteenth street
and New York avenue every fifteen minutes
To Alexandria-Ferry steamer LAckawauna every
hour and a half from q. N. to D. N.
To Fort Myer. Arlington. National Cemetery
Falls Church and Fairfax Court House-Cars from
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue and Aque-
duct Bridge.
Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall steamer, Charles
Manchester. daily. except Sunday. 70 q. N. and las
q. N.
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Don't you think? That's cur charge for
making old mattresses comfortable and
sanitary. new ticking included. With old
covers, 81. I.inger's 81 9Th NV. Phone 2I49.
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THINKS CRIME GROWS
Rabbi Simon Would Reform
Methods of Punishment.
AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY
Speaker Believes State Is Now Pr0-
ceeding Along Faliacious Lines in
Dealing with Wrongdoers-DIvId
MaIefa ctOrs Into Different Classes.
work the Antidote for Crime.

Rabbi Abram Simon spoke before the
Secular League at the Pythian Temple
/ yesterday afternoon on The new pc
nology.
The earliest conception of crime, said
Rabbi Simon, in part. lis personal wrong
Not until the state enters into the wrong
is it a crime Crime is determined by
the civic training OF the inner conscience,
and is an expression of society. a visible
expression against social spirit II is a
social phenomenon. Punishment must be
melted out in proportion to guilt
After explaining the different schools
that have studied criminology and its
phases. DR.. Simon divided the subject
into, first, crime; second. the criminal,
and, third. the social defense. Punish
ment alone" ne said. will never succeed
in putting an end TO crime The rich
are just as addicted to crime as the poor.
The fact that crime exists proves that
our present methods Of dealing with It
are inadequate.
Crime is increasing. It is just as seri-
Gus in its character as il was years ago.
What are the causes Of crime? They are
of three kinds. Cosmicsl. social or physi-
cal, and individual or anthropological.
All of these causes work together TO pro-
duce crime
Some crimlnologists believe that the
criminal IS a distinct type. and we can
agree with them partially in the belief
that all criminals do exhibit certain SINH
lar characteristics. There are five differ
o,-4 binds r~sr,,4re Is insane
! inal. the born criminal, the habitual, the
/ occasional and the criminal of passion.
should Fit Criminal.
I'VE should not make the punishment
fit the crime. but the punishment should
/ ft the criminal. Punishment is not eff
cacious until it has neutralized the social
/ factors Of crime. Work is better means
of improving the minds and habits of
/ those inclined to be criminals than chains
and shaekIes.
The judges OF our courts should have
scientific knowledge and capacity as well
as mere judgment Of facts They should
/ be independent and upright and good,
also,
/ Indefinite and unfixed periods of seq
regation are commendsble and praise
worthy The state should be able 10
prevent crime. but is not. Unable TO pre-
vent crime the state arrests the Grim
| lnal. The state is to blame. It is the
| victim who pays double. Uniformity Of
punishment is bad. So long as a man is
! innocent. he must provide for himself
So long as he commits crime, his board
and lodging in prison are paid for by the
state.
Il am against capital punishment In
| extreme cases only does it seem legiti-
mate. Experience shows that penal col
onies are a failure. But If the labor ele-
ment is applied and the criminals are
compelled to work, penal colonies are
successful.
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All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital It's books are
Open
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TELLS ABOUT SPRING
Rev. DR.. Radcliffe breaches
Interesting Sermon.
HOLDS A BRANCH OF BLOSSOMS

Quotes japanese Proverbs. and As
serts Americans Must Learn to
Love the Woods and Streams, In
order that They May Escape Be-
coming Hard and Conventional.
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GOOD Reet nt NIghf Ir Worfh "a.

Specialists i'm Sea Foods.
Phiia- Oyster & Chop House, 5I3 18th st.nw.
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Ascension Lilies and Ale Other Easter
Flowers AZ Moderate Prices.
Order early. Shaffer, 18th & l. Phone zll6.
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'star OF the East" Flour, 1000 Bbl.i
Glib. sample. 19c; 25c Jars sour mixed
pickles, 14c; tumblers pure apple jelly, Sc;
tumblers glucose apple jelly compound
&c. 173S p ST. NV. and J. T. ID. Pyles' other
stores.
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Wateh for a eIty-Randle HIghIands.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-06-18
List Hall, the Temporary Music Building

shall be mistress of the science of serv-
ing good dinner every day; and in all
seriousness, the Department of Domes-
tic Science under the direction of Miss
Maynard has more to do with the
future well-being of the people of the
commonwealth than some branches Of
education with more pretentious names.
Mrs. Haner comes from a long term of
service in Michigan Agricultural
College to take charge of the Domestic
Art work, including needlework and
drawing. In speaking of drawing, it is
the plan of the administration that the
University shall give full courses in
free-hand drawing as well as mechan-
zeal drawing. Both are demanded in
the the equipment of the engineer of
today. A few years since German ex-
perts, sent by their government to in
pect the educational exhibit of the st.
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of any foreign institution whatsoever.
Indeed for the youth of Idaho the edu-
cation definitely planned to meet their
needs by the Regents and Faculty of
University will be readily understood
TO have a special value. 1t has been
purposely adapted to conditions existing
here, conditions with which the educa
tors in the older East are not familiar.
With the situation as outlined above
now existing, with the showing already
made by the University in doing the
task set it and meeting the opportuni-
ties offered it before them, the people
of the commonwealth of Idaho have
come rapidly to realize that the only
thing necessary to the upbuilding of
university on their own soil that will
compare in numbers as well as in quail
ity of work with the great eastern
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Louis Exposition and the methods of
instruction in schools of technology and
in manual training and trade schools
directed the chief serious criticism of
their report against the faulty and in
adequate courses of instruction in
drawing, both free-hand and mechani-
cal. Idaho University has attempted
to render this objection impossible in
her case.
From the above review of the work
done and the training offered at the
University it will be seen that young
man or woman must be in search of a
very exceptional line of education if it
is not among those provided for her
children by the state of Idaho. The
short notices of.the equipment too will
show that the University is. possessed
of the apparatus needed in giving a
thoroughly up to date training, at
time when educational standards de-
mand that every school shall have ar
amount of apparatus not found in the
most complete laboratories twenty
years ago. Look through the list of
the faculty and it is seen at once that
these men have not only been trained
in the foremost universities of America
and Europe, but they have also been
on the staff of instructors in the same
first-rank universities before coming to
their present positions. In filling the
professorships now vacant the most rig,
id investigation has been made in the
case of all applicants and only men
of the highest ability will be chosen to
the positions.
Careful and continual adherence to /
these highest educational standards has /
born its natural and very gratifying /
fruit in the reputation held by the Uni
versity of Idaho among the colleges
and universities of America. The Trus-
tees of the Carnegie Fund for the Ad-
yancement. of Teaching rate Idaho in
he highest class, only thirteen other
sharing the same high rank,
md many older institutions and far
anger institutions receive a lower
'ating.
All this demonstrates the fact that
o obtain real education of the highest
ype no Idaho young person needs to
cave the boundaries of his state. To i
btain the best training for winning out
n life's great contest his own. Unixer
ity offers opportunities equal to those
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thing of the charm of the classic writ
ers. DIR. Axtell spent year in Rome
and Greece as Travelling Fellow of the
University of Chicago, and part of his
plan for the department is a set of
lantern slides to accompany lectures on
the life and civilization of the Ancient
| World.
History also has to do with the past,
more or less remote, and Professor
Hume, head of this department, has
studied his history on the ground where
it was enacted, going abroan as Travel
ing Scholar of Cornell University.
Professor Moore directs the work in
English Literature in the University
For an outsider perhaps the most in
teresting feature of DR.. Moore's sched-
ule is the public plays and evening lit
erary programs given during the year.
These always command larger audi
ences than do the performances of pro-
fessional players who may come to the
University town.
The head of the Department of Biol
ogy is Professor Aldrich, who is known
outside of the University and beyond
the borders of Idaho as the author of
the latest and authoritative work on
diptera, or two-wingedl flies, recently
published by the National Smithsonian
Mathematics and philosophy are sub
jects that many people PREFER to let
alone. But when mathematics and phi
osophy are required, as they are in a
college course, it is pleasant fate that
puts the student into the hands of
Professor Morley as his instructor.
Dr. Morley was trained in the Univer-
,ities of Princeton, Chicago and Berlin.
In olden days good cooking was re-
yarded as an art, and the cook an
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schools, is their continued interest and
loyal support, During the year prom
Using movement for enlargement has
been started among the alumni, known
as the Thousand Club, its object
being to increase the ATTENDANCE of the
University of Idahoi in every legitimate
way, and raise the student roll to 1000
in the near future. The students as
they go out into the state for their
summer vacation constitute a small
army of special agents working for the
interests of the University.
This year too, in addition to its annual
catalogue, the University has published
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fifteen years in which he has been the
head of this department has worked to
make this more and more true, and to
give the University of Idaho promi-
nent place in the musical circles of the
Northwest. Young men and women Of
exceptional talent have come up from
every section and are receiving their
musical training in the University as
the gift of the state. These last weeks
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-06-18

DIR. Quincy came to Idaho from the
University of Chicago, young, but with
several years of teaching experience,
and he is an enthusiast in his chosen
field of physical science.
The professor of Chemistry, DR..
Peters, is Yale man, and now after
seven years work in the University of
Idaho he has been granted leave of alb
sence and will spend year in further
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-06-18

an illustrated bulletin in which many
phases of University life as well as
views of the buildings and equipment
are pictured, and this is sent on request
to those within the state who are inter
ested in knowing more of their great
est state institution, school which
they can with pride compare to the
of any other state.
Twenty-six young men and women
graduate from the Arts, Music and En-
courses of the University on
June 10th.
The University will open on Septem-
Der 2lst for its seventeenth years work.
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artist, the learning of the art being
more or less haphazard. Today it is
named a science, and there is Depart
ment of Domestic Science in which all
the knowledge and skill of food prepa-
ration are reduced to such accuracy
that unhappy results are quite impos-
sible. The golden age is dawning for
Idaho when the mistress of every home
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-06-18

of the school year have been almost a
continuous musical festival as the final
recitals and graduation concerts of
various pupils and classes have follow
ed each other in close succession.
Professor Quincy of the Physics De-
partment is coming TO the aid of the
musicians this year with new course
in Sound, the theoretical part of music.
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research work in the great universities
of Germany.
Two attractive courses are planned
for the coming year in the Classics De-
partment by Professor Axtell. They
are series of lectures on Roman Lit
erature and Greek Literature for stu
dents who do not read these languages
but who would be glad to know some
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-10-13


Mrs Emily M. Tabb. widow of the
late Elliott c. Tabb, died at her home,
"Vinemont," near Leetown. on Tuesday
night last aged 70 years. Mrs. Tabb
came to this county with her husband in
1872. from Berkeley county. She was a
daughter of the late Lyle and Rebecca
Campbell. of near Gerardstown. where
she was born in 1885. When a young
matron, she joined Garrett Memorial
Presbyterian Church at Oakland. Nd,
where she was then living. and renamed
loyal to the teachings of the Master
throughout her life, which was one of
rare usefulness and many Christian vir-
tues. Four sons and four daughters sur
vive her. Two of her daughters. Misses
Sadie aud Rebecca Tabb, have been liv-
ing at Blueheld. w. Va. while the other
two. Misses Fannie and Virginia, were
with their mother. OF the sons. the ell
dest. Mr.. L. Campbell Tabb. is in tie
real estate business at Newport News,
Va. Holmes resides in Shepherdstown.
and Benz P. and James E. Tabb. at
home. She also leaves one brother,
Mr. James Campbell. Of Berkeley
COUNTY. Funeral services conducted by
Rev. R. A. White. assisted by Rev. Dr.
A c. Hopkins. were held at her late resi-
dence Thursday morning. after which
the remains were inferred in Edge Hill
Cemetery at this place. The pallbearers
were: N. R. Roberts. c. l. Ramey. Jas.
w. Strider. ]. T. Campbell. VIM. Sech-
rist. VIM Moore. George Moore. and
/ DR.. ]. M. Ransom.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-10-13

From the Harpers Ferry Times.
| Mrs. Margaret Hornton and daughter,
Of Washington. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w. Lightner
| Senator Campbell and wife Of Charles
Town. with some friends. were in town
Monday aud took supper at the Hill Top
House.
Mrs. E. E. Osgood and children who
have been visiting the home Of her father,
Mayor. c. Il. Wentzell, have returned to
their home III Richmond. Va.
Rev d. A. Foard. pastor of the Bolivar
M, E Church. while out chestnuting last
Saturday. attempted to climb barbed
wire fence. and fell and broke his right
leg below the knee. DR.. Ransom was
called and set the bone.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. ]. Murphy Of the
Isthmus of Panama. arrived on Friday
night last. for two weeks visit to his
father. Mr.. Alex Murphy. Among 9TH
er novelties Will brought from the
Isthmus this time. were two lively chat
tering monkeys.
Major and Mrs r. r. Sylvester. of
Washington. were'up to spend the week
end attheir cottage on the Heights. We.
notice in the Washington Times. that
the Major IS making great preparations
to handle the crowds Inauguration week.
That's right Major. we do not expect to
give your police any trouble. but we
surely will be on hand to see Bryan and
Kern inaugurated
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Q a - II III a.
Bears the n The Kind You Ham llxays Bought
Signature f &xHAZzzw

Thomas w Myers. formerly of Middle
way in this county. but for forty-two
years citizen of Danville. Illinois. died
suddenly on Sunday. September ~. at
the ST Elizabeth Hospital in that city
His death was due primarily to heart
failure. which followed an operation
The widow and one daughter SURVIVE
Mr. Myers was "a years old, and was a
nephew of the late DR. VIM o Macough-
try of Middleway. and leaves two sis
tiers, Mrs c Truehart and Miss Mary
Z Myers. of Nashville. Tenn. He was
brave soldier of the I7th Virginia Cav
airy during the War Between the States.
and since be left here many of his for
mer comrades in arms have crossed ov-
er the river to rest under the shade of the
rees" on the other side.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-10-13

The Town Council, at special meet
ing held last night for the consideration
of proposition of Messrs Forrest w Brown
aud S w Washington to give a twenty
five foot street further north between
Mildred and Samuel streets, in consid-
Grafton of the town relinquishing its
title to that portion of Railroad avenue,
the following order was adopted:
I'VE, the Council. decide not to ac-
cspt the proposition of Messrs. Brown
and Washington until settled by a de-
c;sion of the court
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-10-13

Business Locals.
Dress goods and silks at Palmbaums
Fine and coarse salt. G Burns L Co.
Bargains in shirt waists at Palubaums.
Wash four In hand ties &c at Marstellers.
Corn and hay at retail. c Burns & Co.
Mothers bread fresh daily at BrownBros.
Car mountain locust post Burns& Co
School Clothes at Small Price. Marstelier
Meals at all hours at Yoang's Restaurant.
Pure cider vinegar by the barrel at But
ler's.
The Smart Set magazine will entertain
you.
Ralston Health and Walkover shoes and
Oxfords at OFT Bros.
American and Elwood fencing and gates
at Cooke & Phillips.
Mems. ladies' and children's underwear,
old prices. See Lands.
Zieglar Bros. and Queen Quality shoes
and Oxfords at OFT Bros.
Fall shapes in all colors, both in derby
and soft hats. Marsteller.
Give us your order for choice timothy
seed. John @ Burns & Co.
Star cream separators, coal hods and fire
shovels at Cooke & Phillps's.
Oliver chilled wood and steel beam plows
and parts at Cook & Phillips.
Drink cool, delicious soda water at our
fountain. Miller's Pharmacy.
A. G. Wynkoop will purchase United
States Land Warrants of any date.
American and Elwood fence at bottom
figures, at the Farmers Supply Co,
Coal consumers consult your interest. -
See Locke before you buy. Phone 600.
$4,000 to loan in sums to suit, on good
Security. Apply to A. G Wynkoop.
Just received car of salt. Best quality
and best price. Give us a call. e. L.
Wilson.
Pocahontas. Red Ash, Anthracite, all
kinds of Coal. See Locke. He will save
you money.
2 in shoe polish. Black Jack and Black
Beauty stove polish and Putzade metal pol
sh. at Cooke d Phillips's.
Give E. Frank Ronemus call for Gro
ceries, &c He aims to keep everything
fresh and up to date in this line, and can fill
your order promptly.
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OFT BROTHERS.


BUSINESS Locals.
les at Landis's.
kbrellas at Landis's.
pilet soap at Landis's.
by groceries of Ronemus.
by dry goods of s. II. Lands.
(avory roasters. G. N. Coleman.
fresh Saratoga chips at Landis's.
Try Brown Bros Mothers Bread.
Table and floor oil cloth at Landis's.
q India linens, ~ in. wide, 121zc., at Lam
dis's.
suit made to suit at price to suit at Sachs
4 Co.
A. G. wynkoop sells farm and town prop
\ critics.
For yelling, lace and embroidery go to
.andis.s.
Westphalia hams, good as ever, sold by
,andis.
Fresh candies at Miller's Pharmacy, all
he time.
Galvanized and felt roofing at Cooke &
Phillips.
The latest styles in soft and stiff hats at
OFT Bros.
White frost, sanitary refrigerator. G. N.
Coleman.
Solid oak. cork lined refrigerator c. N.
Coleman.
DIR. Shoops health coffee sold only by S.
IA. Lands.
Buy your shelied and cracked corn at E.
L. Wilson'S.
N EnII n Ia,,, l. hat NJ Ia
Il Phillips's.
Up to date Gents and Ladies' furnishings
at Sachs q Co.
If you are looking for the best groceries,
buy of Ronemus.
Tafeta ribbon, all colors, and yard wide
silk. See Lands.
Do you shave yourself? Buy razor from
Miller Pharmacy
The fly ribbon-a new and ideal fly catch
or. G. N. Coleman.
full line of whitewash and paint brushes
at Cook & Philips,
First-class dyeing and securing at low
prices. Sachs q Co.
Yard wide satin in popular colors, 81 per
yard. s. H. Lands.
If you want to sell your farm put it in A.
G. Wynkoop's hands.
Dr. Cox's baking powder, absolutely pure,
for sale by s. Fl. Lands.
Neckwear. hosiery. shirts, hats, gloves
and underwear at OFT Bros.
White Star coffee the flavor you cannot
forget. sold by s, H. Lands.
Shamoken white ash, broken for furnaces,
specially. J Burns q 20.
The price of our o. X. horse feed is with
in reach of all. E. l.. Wilson.
For all kinds of cut flowers. wreathes,
&C., call on Mics B. w. Allen.
All sorts of talcums. face powders and
perfumes at Miller's Pharmacy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-10-13

The Jefferson County Telephone Com
pany has extended its services to num-
Der of homes and business places in the
county. Among those who have recent
ly had phones installed are d. l.. Ma
gruder and G. W. Hoffman, at Kearneys-
vile; James w. McGarry and DR.. WV
Brown, Shenandoah Junction; R. O.
Allen and Miller B Bane. Summit Point;
Miss Mey Kennedy. H. H. Mccormick.
and George Nicewarner. Charles Town;
J. H. Blackford and w. F. Andes. Bar
dane; c. M. West, RIppqn.
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The Long Nights.

Now that the evenings are growing longer
visions of the cosy Preside creep upon US
and our thoughts turn to reading. We are
the place to come see about reading, You
know we have a circulating library where
you may read the new books as they come
out for ten cents each. We take subscrip-
tons for al the magazines and newspapers
too. Prices the same as offered by the pub
fishers or any of the agencies you see ad
vertised We deliver in town and county
the Baltimore Sun, American, Washington
Post, and Philadelphia Record. Come to
see us when you want to arrange for read
ng. c. N. BEARD.
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New Suits and Coats for Ladies'

have just arrived. The styles have
changed very much this year. We are
showing the very latest things. Our as
sortment is better by far than ever be-
fore. JONES & JoLLIFFE.
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Announcement

An authoritative showing of the seasons
fashions in fabrics, apparel and accessories,
pattern hats, ladies' and children's coats,
and floor coverings. cordial invitation is
extended to all to visit the store, whether
purchases are contemplated or not
BURNS Il SHUGERT
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Hello Exchange Give me Charlie, hello
Charlie, is that you? yes; Did you know
you could get the very best steak to-day at
the c. F. Wall Co.'S. for 1919 cents? Goodbye