The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-25
SECOND ANNUAL CHAUTAUQUA
ASSEMBLY CAME TO CLOSE SUNDAY
Warden ne|lStr0m Made Principal Address Sun
ddy---NotdbIe Addresses by Judge SddIer
and Ernest Wrdy ONed|.

Valley Citys second annual Chau-
tauqua Assembly closed Sunday aft
ernoon with the largest crowd that
has assembled on the grounds.
Thousands of people circulated thru
the park and attended the meetings
in the big tent during the afternoon.
The main address of the afternoon was
delivered by Warden F. o. Hellstrom,
who has had wide experience and
business training, but his most nota-
BILE work has been in connection with
the North Dakota penitentiary, in
which institution he has inaugurated
both; business methods and penal re-
form measures that have attracted
wide attention and received favorable
notice. His address was on "Prison
Reform .....
The management had adhered to
the original idea of the 'Chautauqua,
giving a highly intellectual and re-
ligious program on Sunday.
Ernest Wray O'Nea1 of Chicago,
gave most inspiring and interesting
sermon N the morning. His text was
taken from Acts 1 Chap. Sth Verse.
Holy ghost has come upon you and We
shall be witnesses unto me, both into
Jerusalem and in Samaria and unto
the uttermost parts of the earth.
Mr.. ,O'Neil said: Jerusalem is Val
ley City, Samaria is North Dakota
and the uttermost parts of the world
are the countries to which missionar-
les carry the gospel He lectured in
the evening on popular Falacies,"
and gave a most interesting and in
hibits us to give more than brief out
line. He said there are many sue
cessful failures and many failure sue
cesses. No one would say Lincoln
was a failure, he stands as the great
est factor of the civilized world a.
mong the nations today. One of the
popular falacies of the day is that
brain can dispense with Drawn. 1t is
my duty to take care of my body for
God calls it his temple. A man stood
before the marble bust of Webster
a half an hour and was heard to ex-
claim: 1T is the bust of Jupiter"
TO make success in life live, play,
rest, look on the sunny side of the
street. If you shut the door on the
sun open it into physician. It has
been said, physician is man who
pours medicine of which he knows lit
tie into bodies of which he knows
less, to cure diseases Of which he
knows nothing at all. An Indian
Prince erected a marble palace as
memorial to his wife, on this was in
scribed the words, 'To the memory OF
an undying love-" Let US leave as our
last words, ."To God, to country and
Humanity, let US leave the memory of
an undying love. .4 -..s
Hon. Frank P. Sadler, judge of the
Municipal Court of Chicago, who gave
the address last evening, has pre-
sided in the Harrison Street and Des-
p PLANES Street criminal branches OF
the Municipal Court, the two branches
dealing with the most vicious criminal
classes of the great city of Chicago.
He has met the boys and girls taking
their first lessons in crime. He has
dealt with the young men ripening into
criminal life. #;l
He has met face to face in the court
room the robber, the burglar and the
murderer.
Judge Sadler spoke yesterday on
'Criminality in the Making" and the
folling is brief outline of his dis
course ITO know man at his best,
it is necessary to know him at his
worst. Our progress in freedom and
religion has been marvel for the
world, yet there is disease gnawing
at our vitals which threatens to des-
troy us, it is criminaiity. In 1909,
there was one criminal for every 1874
people. In 1905, there was committed
to our jails for murder, 1903 per-
sons. In 1909, for this same crime
1O,0OO,544 were sentenced. In 1910, it
was estimated that there were liz
murders in the United States per
million. Germany has but five per
million, England 9, Canada 10, and
ireland Is. This subject Is attracting
the attention Of all. Two years ago
there met in Washington, body Of
the most distinguished men in Eu-
rope OF 1875 delegates. They were in
vited here and paid at the expense
Of government to find out the cause