Show 3 V & e AX’' i— Up V r-- a JiKiiww PAOB FOUR STUDENT LIFE nil Due to a break with Wuslilug ton Hamilton again went Into the field Of him here Dr Griggs makes observation that hud that personal touch which great men with little bodies often have Washington was personally very devoted to him He performed one of the most timing feats of the war when he captured the fort at Yolk Town "After the war" related Dr Griggs "lie spent five months of In- nold CUED Dr Griggs Tells of Noted Strokes in Gov ernnient Nlade By Distinguished American Hauptmans “Weavers” Is Protest Against Social Customs Stirring Drama Im Interpreted — Dr By Griggs Human Failings Shown lo be taught In nuclt a way" auld Dr Griggs The fourth act Is lu Drelsslger'a private roouiM He has ns bln honor t‘d guest the local pastor and Ills wife The pastor Is sold out to tho social order and has payed tho price by Buttery The mob of weaver Is rioting outside the bouse aud with Drelsslger'a sou sympathizes them but the pastor UdD him bo run do no good to the weavers who only creute umest aud are therefore wrong If you tell the truth" said Dr Griggs “your soul will lie kept clean The Inertia of the Is the greatest problem of society The wrecking of the stesiu looms by the mob Is not a solution of the social problem but a natural reaction The next act Is ut the home of Hllse an old mult who is resigned to the conditions of weavers Hu Is deeply religious In a urged sort of way His wife thinks In terms of personality and remembers the four little children who have died because of the terrible conditions under which they have to struggle She is rebellious and Joins the mob The old man sings songs of praise to God for be says" God lives Don't take away my one comfort" and while lie is waiting for his wifes return a bul let from the luob kills him The soldiers are driven from the town and for a little while the bebels are victorious "Class rebellion is always depen-aide- ” said Dr Griggs in eoncluston "if a peaceful solution Is to come it must come from those who have will lessen the need for charity Hatiptuisn is no preacher but the tensive study of law and was admitDr Griggs Tuesday morning ted to the bur upon proving that lie lliiii(imui's "Weavers" a had complete mastery of the field He went to the continental congress d i mini of realism wliich involves ail tu the Hcmi'iiU of tho problems thut of 1782 Hu had a great confrout modern society It was first of weak government Third 111 the lint of American strengthen this 111 Berlin staged KJnco then Huupt-ma- n a Under ours peothe democracy statesmen ill mo mat'd by Dr Griggs has gained wealth und power will worst toler they ple will get the Was Alexander Hamilton ate and run get the best they will but “Weavers" remains bis mastHamilton was bora on a imall la for Hamilton found tho gov- er piece laud of the West Indies January It fight The drama which Hauptimiu was wasn't bad enough yet" ernment m o 1757 This small Inland ablo to portray because were Moon seized sea the partlculaily at ships w ItU the main closely In contact of bis own family life Is a story of terland unit the roblt'ins were so much country was suffering from a asstriking weavers who are unable to the aaimi that Hamilton had right rible deflation and a commercial sembly was called in Yliginia to compete with the stcum looms whiih to feel tha the bad been born in have just been Invented The steam and was a patriot devoted to which Hamilton got himself elected He persuaded the aeuibly to meet loom repleared with one man the the American cauwr work of one hundred hand looms where it lark of busi- agaiu lu Philadelphia Ilia father due to The first scene is In the small village of Hirst under the the title ness ability a a forced to leave him Ha of l'eterstrlfe Pfeiffer the manager Convention Constitutional with entirely on his own resources At nnlton as its organizer He waa one of the weaving establishments is an the age of thirtceu he storked In a of the three delegates from New Intolerant tyrant who lus linen from store Ilia first literary attempt was Yoik (which under Govern Clinton the ranks The weavers are poveity a report of a toinado which swept thin breasted croked was very much opposed to a federa- stricken the island It won linuiedate recog-ntioold kneed ragged individuals who can't of the tion the After colonies) Is relatives rocognUlug bis articles of confederation wue read keep the wolf from the door ability sent lum to Kluabethtown To give the picture of the starvathe two associates of Hamilton went colNew Jersey later entering Kings back home tion of the people Dr Griggs read one for year lege no active (lie old man who killed Ins pet dog Re could take His first public appearance was at in the assembly because of be- for food and of the little boy who part a mass meeting before the war when Pfeiffer ing in the minority from hn state marly died from hunger made an ex He he was still in his immediately realized something craftily seizes an opportunity to tell Soon after temporaneom speech must b done He wrote then the the people of the mauufurtuiera of weaver is a terrible certainty this ho wrote two pamphlets which Federalist papers which are famous the weaving business heroine famous answering two ques- even and then complete Iv w on of us" said Dr Gnggs "Each yet tions raised by Mr Sealbury He in New York An assemblv tn New York sees Calvin his own trouble from the inside opposition to Jefferson believed in The working man to confederation his opposed bitterly employer law and order first aud freedom afheard Hamilton every day for three aa a lucky dog who lakes life easy ter He also realised war waa inevit- weeks but with bis sheer ower he He does not see the resMinsihililles able won bis fight and worry that the employer has The nii'itarv experiences Tery inTh funeral of Mr Musette Kicks The constitution wss written up The employ r docs not know of the disteresting in themselvevs were dopled and Washington was elect- aconr of keeping the wolf from the Fleet her wife of Professor Calvin missed by Hie speaker who recounts: ed President" said Dr Griggs "He door" Fletcher of the College art departbe applied for position of Captain of gave to Hamilton the worst job of ment who died last Saturday night Dressig- -r the owmr of establishartillery and it was granted him At II Secretary of the Treasury The ment takes advantage of the inven- was held Wednesday afternoon In his Ins own expense he organised loons to force the wea- the Seventh ward chapel country wss suffering from a great tion of in army Wudiingtoii Impressed with internal debt Though some of the ver to produce goods at starvation The building was thronged with the liltelleet of Hamilton aud hit own hardest work a man has ver acthe many relatives and triends of prices rouselousnesv of the lack of early complished Hamilton discovered a The second act is at the house of the deseased The floral offerings education persuaded Hamilton to act means where bi he could pay back Wilhelm Ausorase wiavrr and were very beautiful und numerous on his staff as private aecretary Ho both debts This Waa done amid home owner Hs family consists of Bishop Watkins presided over the held tliis positioin for four years great protest fault finding and even in old ladv an idiot son and two meeting The speakers were: Heber I mi ring this ptriod he luct and false accusation v of bis enemies The anemic daughters and a illigitunate Carlisle of the seventh ward Bishop nmrriiHl ins wile Ho had the task of debt was cleared One of his great- child of one daughter Orville lee of Hyde Park President delivcilng thu treason papers of Ar- est accomplishments was the influ"Moral car b om ss ronmented Joseph E Cardon of Cseh Stake ence he everted in swinging the pre- Dr Grugs but Presidcut Christensen "breeds poverty of Logan sidential voles over to his personal poverty a breeds moral recklessStake Dr B L Richards Dr N A ness enemy Thomas Jefftrson Peterson of the I A C faculty —la the logical time to have your "Hls retirement" said Dr Grises of Ansorage sings the and Bishop Walkins All bore testi"The "came in 17J7 Exn though retired song of the weavtra revolution mony to th beautiful character of photograph taken Another milehe could not avoid state question All which has ben taught to him by the Mr Fleet her be stone— another year — wht will you devotion as a leaders or cabinet members m the ead r of the revolt an exsoldier wife and mot her and of the good look like ten or twenty year from next legislature came to him who is d- -c ply stirred by the suffer- work she had done in both relegious Yen will never look younger new d as President resent Madison help whom lie has and social circles and spoke words --ing of his people better this deeply After th election of found so abnormally hungry" The of consolation to the bereaved famimake yxmr present appear-x- z Jefferson Aaron Burr bis oiponent poor wretches have three reasons ly a matter of record jchal'eaxed Hamilton to n duel His which might be responsible for their A duit by Mr and Mrs papers were arranged and at sunns-o- f miserv: fate wicked no-- or the Its ya’g-aitw- d this year aad evIluiliy a aolo by Mis Naomi July It 1504 Burr fired the fatal Will of God tf its blind fate they Johnson and a trio by Loretta ery jiur ia ywr knkday Clay Ha-and mortally wouni--will submit blindly It it is wicked ton Clover Johnson and Afton who m-to n ded the following day tiny Will fight If It is the will Argyle were the music numbers of God they will submit The leader The burial took place in Logan tins them to fight by saying Cemetery tho grave being dedicated "Th Justice to us weavers dealt by 1'rofesaor Jouea of Provo Is long and slow and hateful" It baa caused all tlo-iwoe and Tkc llanr wf Real Shoe 1 KNOW A IllLAIIV want will I know a aad loathing Tiny Rtfairirf lullaby t stand it no longer Cerljf Legtl Sweet and low Wednesday the rijM in ani "If you starve non till Huy fed I used to hear It sung loo their wevkly like beasts they will not art like In the after glow hike np Iocan Canyon on j I jul Griggs "They vrl’l Soft (ell that lullaby and Cent Woven : Come dec the direction and leadership of Dads" aid demand when tloy see those in and cel wr dise shined When th hearth waa warm itv A eee They VtSftcd Cottonwood they loveJustice starve to diath" d hat rVaned and blocked And my head lay drowsy Crek "worked" the Logan river tn a saloon tailTh next so ne lied work in I own On my lumber's anu vsitd tke Logan Cave stopi-- d at ed the Poor Man sit House where th Six h spirit of a song tk f sh hatrhery to see the thouweaver la shown in relation to other Fntittrrvd now 77 N Main G Z Pappas Mgr sand of fingerlict trout and lookwe ial groups The polite come In to No Ups but hers have breathed ed tor aairnal life at the spillway warn the weavers not to sing It is t’pon wy brow ef the Utah Power generating stathe last strasr Thi y htgln to smr Still drtrts It echo down larfound tion black the They fly hol- - gang goes marching and lie The gentle stream vae of such economic Importance to down the afreet in fighting spirit Of time forever aud forever Morkmea particularly aunt-roun Into my dream "It I shame of the powerholdihg dec the aloaes of creek and river w renew J Sorenson when th lesson of Juxtire has rlasa One et the 46 West Ini North very interesting thing Logan found oa tbs tnp was a house of lb "mason” eaddiee fly with its little silk "seine" catching the daily haul of the larvae Dr j A He declared this to be the finest of nk a "bouse" and 'seine" J he baa ever area The relation f Mith Un for Few Minulrs all thia lasert Ilf to the fish iifej IDve Them Fit Milh a Fair of Our Quality Show by Our MAXI FACTCRKRS OF is of especial mlervst to the class SUPERIOR CANDIES AND aad Dr Aliev suggeets the study of Eipvrt Fitting Senirr then Enjoy Fast Comfort I the kinds aad amount of food availICE CREAM and Vigorous Fret able la the liver as being a mnef a Whelan! and Retail I asoel fruitful ld Of Invest Igatlou for any ane wishing to make a sound erooomic contribution The Dr- vae of the sioue fly Was found and MArch explained as being the jumping erva- Helix fare which takes so much Joy out of the fisherman ’ tfe by relieving CALL XT TUZ the trout of the necessity for rising te the eportsman'e bait well-to-d- de-dr- Am-ert- cun-ene- d :hM i i i i P I Mrs t i Fletcher st-a- Your Birthday — -o sa r Itu d Torgeson Studio C Trotman leg r Anima Geography Class Study in Logan Canyon IIah r i ' t i H Ir THE ROYAL Scheby & Larsen u TAILORS ! t x I 1- Park Your Feet :nl£n'& 'i fl-- Quality Shoes for Men and Women “Buckher Outing Boots— Preserver Shoes— “Fashion Plate” Shoes — “Just Wright” Shoes — I j Per the C:t Cokes trd Crttd Pfc ! ROYAL —Try i Crr u Want to tr Teach? ProducGalsworthy’s tion Aims Blow at Penal Code — Tragedy Common in Life Caavottliy'a "Justiie” Wei have openings available for experienced teachers in all lines Personal Interview Prefer able Office Hours: — ' 9:00 a m G p m win read by Dr Grlgg'i Thuud ly morning llluatr (o tho liijnstl o of our mu fxs'i-ii- i : "Thera li no other field where revenge la regarded us rfht" he said "Our pcual avateni reals on tradition 1000 y'eura old It Is far behind our civIlIzalfiM J list what does love mean in deullng with I tti-- Petersons’ Shoe Store tie "Ho you think that you father Weald be able te help tue ta the teture?" He "Welt I dynuv I beard say that be fvlt tike kkklng v v the aihiith et nest wevk " i'nt rto “ONYX POINTEX” HOSE 1 FREE REGISTRATION I Miss Kathcryn Ycrjcenscn Pioneer of the agency in Utah beings?" The title means Injuatiie wlilih hue lioniiallv been lulled Juatiee II was first produced in London lu 1010 The Yergensen Teachers’ Agency Dusi-ne- ss £uerinlen(Ionts’ and Teaeliers h unia u Dent Friend Member National Associa lion of Teachers’ Agencies Home Tel Was !M32 Office Tel Was 1229 Kimball and Richards Bldg and proved to be powerful in reform The British system of solitary con51 MAIN SOUTH STREET SALT LAKE CITY finement in the prisons wss changed sv- because of it It Is a good stuge play Though very sombre it lias held American audiences spellbound The first scene is In a luwyer's office In England Janiee llowe bead of the firm Is a typical moral business man His son Waller represents the softening refining wealth which his father's has given him He is tho opposite of his father believing in soclul reform Coulson the partner is a typical clok-likBritisher Fabler is a Prompt Service Always Something New in the law office He assistant Phone 30 young Eccles Building Is In love with ltuth Honeyvtlle She a Is planning to leave her husband n drunken brutal man who tries to kill her Fabler plans to go to South America with her where they will live aa husband and wife for she ran Children’s Hair Cutting 25c HAIR CUTTING 35c n get no protection from the British I ndcr Sc E Y A 1 ES I’rup Drugs the law Galsworthy hero arraigns Folder caches a whole penal code litsk whiih he raises from )9 tn 90 His employers find the error on the dieck and Fabler Hilmlts his guilt He PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Is tuken away to jail "lie Is just a tinman weakling who Everything in Drugs Toilet Articles and Sundries will become more und more criminal Phone 200 67 North Main as the penal code pushes him down : and down" commented Dr Griggs ‘He lias committed the greatest crime next to murder Yet it was hls best impulse to save the women hC Good loved by gaining money to take her He was further plan-from dutiger ning to break the law by living with her What will six let y do?" At his trial he does not deny his guilt Frohm the attorney for tin-- j Koi defense speaks for Galsworthy We human evidence Is allowed 11 32 Judge one rotten apple on the remote bough of the tree of life and cut the tree down Frohm adopts the trhk of l! - ' We Toggery Hats and Furnishings Cleaning Pressing Repairing Suits o Utah Barber Shop braiiiiii-Joliiisii- - J CITY DRUG COMPANY V - Housekeeping Demands Supplies from 1 The City Grocery Co j North Main temporary insanity As Delivery Service Phone a means of getting Fabler's story lie-- ! fore the court The judge Is annoyed by this Falder tells of the conditions whiih forced him to raise the check Frohm tells them tliut Fulder has ilc already had punishment enough says that there Is nothing morci tragic III life than the Impossibility of altering a deed whiih has been' don In a (ew minutes out oT ai whole life time The one art may put the vlitlnv In the (age of the law where be will lie ground to piece This means uuutterablc ruin Fabler has hsil his rolling of I he chariot w heel llut the Judge is not a moral The Frown's attorney physician sneers st Frohm’ plea and the Jury react according to convention The Judge add to the sentence be cause tbe human story waa Introduced whiih ha say proved how Immoral Fabler and Bulb were "The law shelter all Law Is what it D I am only Its tool" e "Are getting protection?" sked Dr Griggs "If not tha Judge whole argument fails When we let a loan out attar three year of penal servitude tia D a more dangerous hardened criminal The whole system DMGnJCE j Tomorrow Night at the Auditorium GOOD MUSIC sviiii: IICr s Itkn a This si mi In You've ciflcH hoard Imfure A captain am I Eager to try My sails fur wuuu (mulgn alien And mo'iient flv And sunsets (II I watch them one ami 11 Like leaping flaiiun Like friendless names Fade at my anxious call Yet drift along With merry eung For who ran stay the tide? The dawn Is sure la w rung" My bark secure There ta a terrible Impressive eerne of bow solitary roufinemenl With trusting heurt I ride La rcnce J Sorenson Injures me They are human beings ground through a sausage mill Mhamhi-ar- t ClirUtiaiiwn t'oippany Fabler I released from Jail and at 29 So Main makes a spcelally of finds ltuth who has told herself to her employee lo gala u llveihood for catering to summer Mchool Student herself and children Felder ran get The carry complete tine of reliable reference to ladle ready to Wear and their ladles BO work UO be forgee oblaia a poeitlon II Is followed by a shoe department Is the moat comdetective to hie old place of employ- plete in I Kigali Even tho you come fiom Utile ment where In aa attempt to get away from lb grinding wheels o( old New York you ran gel your accustomed service 1 their beauty justice he kill himself" "Bevengt lu obsolete” said Dr parlor Mtudenls ere Invited to make Griggs "To cure cwf trouble educu-lioI heir wardteach moral and our criminal Mismbeart Christiansen law must be reconstructed with a robe fur the summer mosl physician Judge who la we fame To our greet surprise Arter tbe period of giving medicine Somebody else must five h criminal npon a houe walking stong this lone FINE FLOOR SPEND YOUR s-- s n OAKERY c 5 Do You PBOTEST IS Of o Is Laid to Rest tl F lv rad VACATIONS AND WEEK ENDS AT Ideal Beach at Beautiful BEAR LAKE Boating— Batliiiix — DANCING Every Wednesday and Saturday Nights BEST EATS on the Lake AT MODERATE PRICES ME ARE PLANNING FOR A RECORD CROWD FOR JULY 24 Mult lUecntliofi Etuly - |