The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1922, Page 8

AND | WTO SAVE BY PHILLIP J. SINNOTT Every constable a fingerprint expert, every small-town peace officer an expert criminologist, every sheriff a Sherlock Holmes! ‘That's the alm of the Northwest CHILD LIVES orm Univernity of Appited Crimin ology, which will open in the Lyon butiding this week. It te the only ool in the United States devoted forcers. mnt Death Rate perience By te Instruction of law en. arms Nationas|' Picked detectives, policemen, deputy sheriffs and constables from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, THE SEATTLE STAR University for Sleuths About to O ous men who seek to qualify as expert criminal investigators. Enrollment has already started. | Clasees will be under way tn a fow days, In « cerefully planned tntens tve course of study, covering six weeks, officials of the tnatitution ex pect to tatill Into the students all of the best methods of Eurepean detec tive methods together with the most successful methods used tn America. ‘The school must not be considered an experiment, either, Long study has been given to tt by the Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police, tts police officers as head of the school from the very first. He has arranged & unique course of study, one intend od to make every student thoroly conversant not only with detective | methods, but also with use of the) most modern scientific instruments and methods applied to criminology Student eleuths will hear lectures | on identification of bodies and skel etona? analysis of blood and hair, | penology and court procedure. And there'll be «& complete course in a new science, called “ballistic winprudence.” This how the microscope can be used in the detection of erime, Other courses will teach forgery detection, electricity, handwriting and advanced criminol ony “The police officer should be first in the study of sociology and the prevention of crime,” mys May “But usually he knows nothing about it a “The authorities are so far be hind the criminal that the law ts becoming a joke. We aim to rem photography, | catch the criminal before he com mite the crime by removing the causes of erime “Thus we save life and property and keep youngsters from embark ing on criminal careers May i called into service in near | Pacific Northwent and « cot | league have dever | detection of finger-print forgeries | tonal Secret Kervice. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1922. pen in City PORTLAND, Aug. 2.-—George Rink 64-year-old binckamith, was bound |didacy for the republican nomination over to the state grand jury Tues |for United States senator, Judge Aus day after « hearing in municipal |tin Mi. Griffiths delivered addreanes ly every big crime mystery in the | cist on @ etatutory charge involv: |in Bellingham Wednesday, Me spoke : [ing & i-yearold girl. & means © jn i | placed at $1,000 i eu ; Rink also is charged with contrib: | eer Can t He ie head of the Revelare Interna-| wing to the delinquency of @ ont» | British P. with bail placed at $1,000, Accused by Girl, |Judge Griffiths Is on Speaking Tour Campaigning in behaif of his can Blacksmith Held, His bail was|in Tacoma Tuesday Pay Tax on Castle pT DURHAM, England, Aug. 2.—Ow- ling to heavy taxation, Lord Boyne J 4 ca King Gustav Gets has decided to abandon histories Resign to Marry His Life Insured | tirancepetn castie \the American people half a billion) CHICAGO, Aug, 2A local retail! sTOCKHOLM, Aug. 2--Owing to dollare annually. merchant tried the acheme of using | his recent narrow escape from death| Typewriting ts suggested by one “We intend not merely to trail | sandwich giris, Instead of men. to ad-|in a motor accident, King Gustav of doctor as a good change of occupa criminals after crime has been com. | vertine his wares, but quit when three | Sweden in reported to have taken out tion for people who are inclined to mitted but to erosscut on erime al he first day to get married. | a $1,000,000 life insurance policy. ecidents of All Sandwich Girls Kinds Take Toll ‘ARD M. —— YORK, Aug. 2.—"Doo't get ‘fe the slogan being used by Institute of Amortca in t campaign under way edy that “The criminal t# years ahead of our police methods, He ts costing den sclence teaches all about fire arms and will enable graduate slouths to testify Intelligentiy when the question of firearms fs brought up in court in con nection with » crime, Use of the lens also will be taught, Students will be shown Mentana, Alberta and British Columbia will attend the opening courses, When they graduate, others will be sent to take their places, Besides the poilce of- fleers, many students of erimin- | school ology amd criminal psychology | ke & May. widely known Seattle are enrolled, as well as numer (criminologist. wae the choles of the sponsors, The Washington state! 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