Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-03

division OF the society. ~. ,-a'
The afternoon session was called
to order shortly after three O'Clock
1t was devoted tosa business session
The feature Of this meeting was the
first annual report Of Superintendent
Newcomb. This will appear in. full in
later issue Of the Tribune. Officers
for the ensuing year were elected as
follows: p. ..,%r 4 &se, r,.;;'. e T. s~ = =
President p. Jackson, Of Bis
smarck.. ..5 .r.;s... $,,>s4. ,
1st Vice President -. 3. Packard,
of Bismarck. %.& .$s:,l& y &C.
End Vice President-E. H. McHugh,
sof Mandan: s Il. .55s q Y ..s...Ss e.. s,. "
Treasurer L. Bell. Of Bismarck.
Secretary-Rev. George B. Newcomb,
of Bismarck. gG !sG ss
Board OF Trustees Judge 9. A. Pol.
lock, OF Fargo; NJ. NJ Thatcher, OF
Fargo; M. #. Murphy, of Grand
Forks; Judge Frank Allen, Of Lis
bon; DR.. A. ]. MCDANIEL, of Minot;
s. L. Wineman, Of Devils Lake;
Senator Overson, OF Willtston; J.
A. Buchanan, Of Buchanan; J. L.
Brown, OF Mandan; Juldge. John
Carmody, Of Bismarck, Senator Geo.
Welch, OF Bismarck. 5 @ 1s .. srs5 s3: h
Governor Burke vas transferred
from the board OF directors to the
board Of reference. .>.'
Evening 9sss'on. NJ: -~>-T 7~>-5T
AT 8 o'clock Thursday evening the
public platform meeting was neld.
There were many speakers Of prom
inence who participated in the pro
gram. Vice President F. q. Pack
ard ofnciated as chairman. Follow
ing the invocation by Rev. sNewcomb
Mrs. LARose sang beautiful solo.
Miss Flora Harmon was her accom-
PIANIST. Mrs. LARose was obliged to
respond to an encore. Vice Presi-
dent Packard then outlined the work
Of the North Dakota division of the
Society for the Friendless and traced
its progress during theh srt year Of
its existence. Il 49, O. ~e
Assistant Attorney General C. l..
Young gave a synopsis Of the North
Dakota Juvenile Court Act 3 and
showed its advantages and it's place
In the general scheme for the preyen-
tion Of crime. 4 2~'<sS. .,:5@
Bishop Wehrle spoke upon the
great amount Of good that was being
accomplished by the society, and men
toned personal incidents IN. which he
had seen the results accomplished by
the organization. Warden Hellstr0m
Of the penitentiary outlined the plans
OF the new discipline now In force In
the North Dakota state prison, and
the better results obtained under the
new system. He was followed by
Dr.. II. A. Nredenhagen, Of KanSas
City, founder and national superin-
tendent Of the Society for the Friend.
less. 4 IN 5ss49 49s
Dr. Tredenhagen's address was very
interesting. He traced the motives
that led up to the founding OF the
Society for the Friendless and out
lined it, remarkable growth. He was
pleased to note the progress that had
bean made BY the North Dakota d.
vision under the suDerintendency Of
Rev. Newcomb, and predicted 4 still
greater amount OF good dufing the
coming twelve months.
Friday morning superintendent
Newconfb and Dr.. FredSnhagen went
to Mandan, where they visited the
state reformatory. Dr.. Fredenhagen
delivered IN address to the boys
which was greatly appreciated. They
returned on No. 1, and went to the
penitentiary whore they visited dur
ing the balance Of the morning. Dr..