Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
Conviction Of Police Inspector
Edward Mccain Brings Con-
sternation 10 TenderlOin.
ORGY OF UNBRlOLED LICENSE
Every Effort WIZ BE Made to Suppress
Tho Event IN the Name
OF Dcccncy.

foilce inspector Edward Mccain and
resulting CONSERVATION among other
police officials of Chicago threatens
the notorious First ward BAH schedul-
cd for early IN December. more than
the exposures and the attacks Of re-
formers have done in previous years.
The unexpected verdict makes the
penitentiary yawn for Inspector Nc
Cam, rudely uIsets the serenity OF
protective arrangements in the tender
loin district and furnishes confirmation
of the reiterated charges which have
been futile heretofore in preventing
disgraceful scenes at the Coliseum on
the night when vice held fragrant
sway Efforts of the Woman's World
committee against the white slave traf-
nc 10 bring about the suppression Of
The ball were given immediate en-
couragcment Although the investi-
cations OF the committee. which in
cludcs IN its membership Assistant
United States District Attorney Harry
A. Parkiu and former Assistant States
Attorney Clifford g. Roe. show that
the recruiting for the white slave
traffic. 90 the number Of 5000 victims
year ln Chicago and $1,000 ia the
United States. Is continuous through
the year. the First ward BAH OF Chi
cago has been an orgy from which
dated the downfall Of hundreds OF
white slave victims "No scene of UNI
hridled license, Of rampant vice. such
as the First ward bah annually ex.
hihits can fail 70 lower the moral
standards Of The young people Of the
community in which IL is tolerated"
declares a statement issued by the
committee. Every effort will be made
for the suppression OF the event iB
the name u deccncy, and indications
in the levee OF Chicago OF general
CONSERVATION az the conviction Of In
spectOr Mccain and Of the results
which may follow continued prosecu-
lions, offer decided encouragement
that the notorious nuisance will be
abated this year"
ELEVATED LOOP DOOMED
The blight OF the elvated loop upon
Chicago. denounced by Corporation
Counsel Brundage Of Mayor Buses
cabinet. really seems 10 be doomed at
mo- distant date 10 give way before the
pressure OF the growth "of the down
town district now strangled by the loop
structure. A big petition Of northside
property owners has been circulated TO
extend the loop and include a district
north Of the Chicago river. But the
congestion OF streets the uproar OF
the elevated trains of the loop struc-
ture and the subway plans definitely
point TO the razing Of the loop during
the next few years rather than any cx-
tension. Charles r. Yerkes built il at
enormous profit 10 himself by being
more farsighted than the directors OF
the west and south side elevated rail-
ways, and all these years the loop has
fNaFfal foil from ha mil Of.
sengers which the other roads carry
daily TO and from the downtown dis
trict. Curiously enough tde loop has
been target OF certain litigation ever
since il was erected that on It's face
seems likely TO be successful, but
which has been continued from term
TO term and from year 20 year by
means which are one Of the great H.
nancial mysteries OF the city That part
of the loop which Yerkes built first
Ia Firth avenue absolutely disregarded
the surface traffic of vehicles, and IT'S
supporting legs stand squarely in the
roadway which now rs sorely needed
every minute for teaming
SAVINGS BANK LEAGUE.
Farmers Institutes the country over.
like conventions OF the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor and other organiza-
lions representing large numbers Of the
plain people Lincoln observed were
SO numerous, have served notice that
the postal savings bank measure VIII
have consideration even II other topics
have 90 wait. The resolutions passed,
petitions circulated and offers OF as
sistance are being sent In 20 the Postal
Savings Bank league. which has head
quarters in Chicago. With the Ger
tainty that the bin viii be held back
as far as possible by Chairman Weeks
of the house committee on postOfiices.
tremendous pressure on ana from menu
beers VIII be- needed 30 bring the bill 20
"a vote Congressman Madden. one OF
the Chicago delegation In Congress. who
has been a consistent champion OF the
bin. has said. 81 am inclined 10 be
iievo that with "a Boston banker as
chairman of the postofiico committee
there ls not much likelihood OF encour-
agemrnt being given Go any proposal
Tor the establishment OF postal saw
ings bank system. ! think however.
that with the proper organization OF
public sentiment supplemented by the
sctive cooperation of members of Con-
gross, known 10 favor the postal saw
ings bank plan. We can force d hear
ing before the committee on post0fices
and postr0ads and that with the weight
of testimony that can be submitted IL
s reasonable 90 expect that report
must boz made by tho committee 20 the
house
NEW USE FOR RUBBER HOSE.
Rubber hose 90 chastse an unruly
chicago boy has been judiclally sane
TONED hy grard jury as proper SEE
ding aside the hickory switch the Shin
gle. tho haIr-hrush and ruler of old.
"a hose does NOT cut the flesh. even
% ~ docs leave dark spots ON the skin"
was the contention made bv superin-
tendont g.. B Adams of the State School
Tor Boys al So Charles 90 the grand
jury tu which tho Illinois state Humane
society made complaint The jury up-
held hm. 10 the alarm 0f the 36l $50
boys ot chastIseabIe age boz Chicago
Nn1 mind dark spots ON the skim"
as well ms cuts in the nosh The
trustees of the st Charles Institution
chose thc hose for logging because
they deemed NJ humane. another stop
toward tne rcinstallatIou of corporal
uun. .hment In the schools The trifo
Hdase 0f spare the rod. Eo long in
1isfoNor Is again being coaNod Into
tlH .ImeIght by the most advanced
educators Tho personnel of che board
chat passed upon tne nr0prIoty of ths
hose as "a nase'latnr before tine case
Hrut Oh the grand jury .H significant in
itself m consists of Benjamin Car
penter Judge Richard 3 ruthil. N. ID.
Henry Davis Of Springfield, Mayor VIII
liam J councilman of Pekiu. and Mrs.
Llla N. iHInfW WIFE of congressman
liaincY au parents who realize the
Mood of corporal correction from por-
aonal experience.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR MEN