The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-12
REFORM
Is big Subject
!. Or CONVENTION
Social Problems As Affected BY
Criminology Are Considered
T. BY Nations Experts
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
- is IMPORTANT FEATURE
Causes Of Crime Lie Outside Pen
al and Correctional lnsti-
buttons Of Country
INV Anaociated Prom. }

a
carr Nh Col;fornio octoher 10
,,ss a.. 70 ,,.nai ana c3rrectiou insti.
s.i...'i ss,,,i an narts. ~ .tbe country.
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~ soi 1s .,,sr,I hun Jyed Gather
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eu neis ~ ~ ~" ~ A,sar;een Prison IA.
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49,. a., y5o.lS,,s, s.Stb the morally
problem IN ,, ssa M sn, m 70 tSe ~.
: l'ntn.in I, ahossn sneasers or In the
sCcIat,oh ~ - .,a;n,, c,,y,,,;t.
t urn "a .Sl go ,,ioat;on' Tbe discuss.
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~, 70 a., III o. Nov nGTender III
W." s.at art,no ~ ths matyre criminal;
"" LIZ - inro S;cot;n, tbesa inauenees..
w, 49,, ~. -, rescna the recruit
cr;,,;n.I No., IN maintain ,discipline in
epaI institutions and when to parole
or pardon the inmates. q
prison Experta Present .. .,
n. s,hasa- d;se,,ss;on. Tho v.rdpns or
~ - go ;nstitmtions
~ - No., laad;no roios the Est of
Ss,p ;,.ina;aa ,he sollo.ving oAi.
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ms ~ NJ So 6In;..E :" JS.tl, ~ roi;oo.
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A nons w prtjor InJiananoIis. Al a
w M Fr.n[gort Kentneky. Guv q
uan1s piaineaIJ TnJ;on.. II IT lind.
Ic., Cbinne,,a FaIIs Wisconain. Kan.
80. Sodsfons Ira;anonoi;s
Snac;oI renorts arc ~ be made nv,
.ho atonJ;nn enn,m;ttoos on rr;sob ais.
ci,I;no nrohot;or onJ naroie stats.
81 81 as;,,,os -ond or;,,;noI Io,,, Rn.
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rrison chaplaius associationy the w1
men - assoriat;op ami the association
NJ GOVERNING boards which are sinh.
sidiories of the main organizatiop
Amon1 the. iurists who will take mart
in the convention are James p. G reg.
cry. nudge of the criminal court. Louis.
idle Kentneky, and ]. r. Frick. a ius-
tice of the supreme court of Utah.
6ant Rvsru, AdArass
IN -.
ton - crimipoIs and oPoiisS P nr;sons
W ere given as the final objects of prison
ret orm in an address which Joseph b.
Bvers of Philadelphia, president Of the
association, delivered at the oiening of
the convention over which he is pre-.
siding.
"The causes Of crime lie outside our
fP"nal and correctional institutions, " he
said. "Just as bOils on the body are
| Indications of disorders in the blood, %
ave these institutions symptoms Of dis
ease IN the body polite. Our PRISONS
Hhd reformatorics are, if you please,
hospitals for the care and treatment OF
shpse VINO through criminal conduct
nave SHOWN symptoms of criminal char
| a'Ier:
:, but symptoms are good only for
diagnosis. If we stop here we shall
never eHect "a cure, We shall have to
20 on passing new laws and devising
ne" penalties as long as we shut our
eyes 10 the causes that make laws and
penalties and institutions necessary.
me causes OF crime exist, for the most
part outside these institutions and it
Is on the outside that we must apply
me Teai remedies, "'ft'
Criminals Make Big Army
President Byers discussed the extent
to which fechIc minJaJnoss oon,,,I;s
Gates the problem Of, crime prevention
and stated that "the stronghold of
crime in the United States is defended
by n standing army of not less than
100000" This fixture, he explained,