Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
MAGAZINES

Juvenile Court procedure is so new
In this country that the general prinCi-
pics under which 10 works are not
known. Judge Mack formerly OF the
Chicago juvenile court. says in Tho
Survey for February that Herbert
Samuels Ia introducing iuto the house
Of commons his childrcn's bin. points
out just what thci juvenile court should
stand Cor. namely that tho child Of
fender be kept separate from the adult
criminal. that the courts be agencies
FOR the rescue ne well as the punish
mcnt OF children, that the parent be
made 10 feel more responsible for the
WrOugdoiug OF his child. and that the
commitment Of children 20 iaiis. mo-
matter what the ofiensc. Is an insult
able penalty. To these. however. should
Zoe added that taking a child away from
IT'S parents is as far as possible 90 bo
avoided. and, as the most important
principle that when IL is allowed TO re-
turn homo IL must bee under probation.
subject 10 the guidance and friendly i'm
forest of tho probation officer as tho
representative of the court To raise
the ago of criminal responsibility from
6 or DO 20 lG or rs without providing for
efficient system OF probation. would be
disastrous. Probation Is the keynote uf
Juvenile court legislation.
Nothing So surely indicates the
changing seasons as tine popular
monthly magazine Just now their GOV.
crs. their stories. even their advertise
ments. herald the fact that the year is
moving swiftly forward and the spring
time is az hand This Is especially
noticeable IN IN. March number of
smiths In an the verse and fiction
Of This number, one gets a breath Of
spring that Is truly delightful.
AS usual. the magazine opens with
nc beautiful portraits Of well known
stage fuvoritcs. This ant section is
feature that will appeal to an lovers or
thc beautiful And when. m add tiou,
the pictures are of lovely women you
know. II makes the section one that
you can't afford 20 miss seeing Fol
lowing these photographs comes the
complete novel by Emma Leo Walton.
Sh, hls called II "Tho Letters of RE
DcpCJ"-thc letters of dear. sweet Girl
t1 her Lady Mother who is FAR
away
There Is always something singular
ly personal ana intimate in % story told
by means OF correspondence, and this
particular one is no exception 60 the
general rule. one watches the unfold
ing Of this young girls romance with
hrclthloss friendly interest Ana when
Che cud comes and Rcbecca sends her
Inst letter. sou cant help feeling that
you really know the girl-so simple and
true 90 life Is the story.
We have seen the rise aud Fam of
trusts both great and small; we have
heard of good trusts, and had ones; uf
lawful combinations. and those which
laughed nc laW-hut 10 remains for BCr-
tom Bradley I'm the first March number
NJ Popular Mo~lzine 90 discover
burglars trust He calls his story 1.-The
Cooperative Fence and for unadul-
teratcd humor ana wild imagination IT'S
n winner
"Bv and bv every crook IN town was
ou our stan 1ud then there cave
movement ON the mart ~ some Of the
'nrger stock hol 7ers 20 freeze ont the lit
Ne ones 1'here big stockholders Included
most " the higher class criminals. bank
robbers. and big guns who had no time
for tho smaller sneak thieves and pet
Is crooks whom We had found II nee
cssgly Co include among our stock
holders and patrons
"Tharr woe mo- Department of Grim
inu cudoovor into which we did not
cuter except that Of lootng estates
ot rubbinr the widow and orDhan.
There has 10 he some limit 70 "a firms
dcpravity. and We steadfastly refused
20 put ourselves on n level with the