| Show j S NO SO o S J I S In re ra Judge Brown 5 Como Come now no tho the good gond Pt of nt Salt Salt Lako Jlko anil mh mh'S S where and md represent nt that the th pr prent nt oa oam oase con can better h bo he handled f In Pl peace cn and nd kindness than thin with th the thA assistance tance 1 of r the tho axe aXA 5 And AntI they ar are rl for tor a whole lot of or boys who wilt will lIi ho hn capable and effective o men man some Mme da day and for forS S some who have havo already In their hoor hearts the tho r realization I I L cl I i i I t d L U I.-U tit that the Juvenile jU court of or Salt Lake Ink under Judge Browns Brown's ministrations has helped them We e regret to see set both the tho Herald and the Tribune break brenk out In cartoons and equally Inflammatory text tox on the tho subject of or Judge Brown Drown anti and hi his r relations to the juvenile court The Herald defends th the Judge at at least leas as warmly as 39 ho he dl deserves fr 8 TIne ThC Tribune as might J have 1 been heln expected Is more mor or less leie violent But Dur wo we the hf t of o Its It patrons realize that the th Juvenile Ju court couri has b been en successful In lu effecting d wired results result and that tha Judge Brown Drown has not b been en wholly bad had We Yo are perfectly willing to 10 concede that flint Judge Brown Drown has hos been heen arbitrary In his nt of the affairs affair of ot that tribunal which was entrusted to In 0 his charge And we will venture the tho statement that no man can get tho the host best rl results In handling handline boys hOft and anti girls g good girls goo or bad without had without a certain degree of arbitrary rule rulo Ii Iia In r a seno it is the policy polle of ot paternal control control the tho Eroding and not always the th explanation o of the reason wh why Society would he a a. failure I If it the person corn corrected eJ ht on every cry occasion get ct a n. stay tay of ot proceedings until the list listor of or rights accorded freemen under tho the Magna Charm Charla hail 1111 bt been en exhausted In his hiI defense Possibly Judge Brown has hns exceeded I rea am defensible limits In his exorcise exercise of authority over boys bos antI and girls who have havo seemed Deemed to need need restraint and zul control But Dut b by way of or offset ho has haH done clone a lot Jot of or good geniI Am And results are aro the things thing th the p people 0 of this age are aro looking looking- for The Tho Juvenile ju court was organized with the tho hop of nt benefiting In some Conw degree th the tho boys hos of nr th the tho city city antI am tho the girls It has certainly done don that If It tho the officer chiefly to be bo credited with that benefit has hns erred ht here rt and there charge that against t him but hilt remember that all tho the r record cord Is not on one oni side of the docket Ho lie has done ilone far ar too much good to bo lie accounted wholly bal bad The Supreme court holds to tho the opinion that aS a trained trainel lawyer lawer should occupy the the bench In the tho Juvenile Ju S court Possibly that would be hp better It will be lip a 0 very verj ery fortunate fortunato thing however I If that lawyer could at the thA same rome time po possess the wonderful mastery of Judge I Brown when It comes com to controlling antI and directing and ha handling nl ho boys Tho The subject Is far ar too Important to abase It with angry recriminations There Thero are too few ew men men and and anel women who women who can work successfully with boys boy and anel direct them happily Into tho time ways where thc they should go Let Lel LelIt It be bo the rule rulo in Salt Lake that this problem m be bo solved In temperance and with an eye pye single to the lie good o of the tho lads anti and lasses es who need tho the control and direction o of a n court In the tho nature of oC timings things It must bo ho a little different from rom the tho ordinary court o of record Let the matter r o of a new W Judge or the retention o of tho the old on one he be decided In C calmness without heated occupations accusations against nn any one and certainly with a a. loving care for the good goodof 0 of the young oung people who people who will take our places presently For that Is the conclusion lon of the whole matter We Ve old people now so bus busy taking care of the machinery of the world are aro going to put on th the tho slipper anti and the thelea lea lean pantaloon of oC age pretty soon And among tho the hoys boys who will decide whether we wo have o a right to walk on en the cement pavement will wilt be some who who now now or later later have have been juvenile ju court And Anti w we are like in the tIA gracious evenings s of life to be he entertained 1 by women who once were wel corrected as ns girls by the judge of the juvenile court and set sH In the ways of all nil virtue and happiness And Anti out and he beyond ond them there will be bo a constantly widening circle of or men and women who have been helped by kY Brown and by others who vho have p foli fol- fol i t v lowed yd hi i. i They Tiey among th the tho kings 70 of f the worM world a little later And In that dri day dy the they will m mr r require an accounting at nt our hands hand Let Iet us answer answer th them m with the tho proof that we have In the year par 0 of our Lord Jor 1907 solved as wise wisely and as Justly and as ns well seli as ns wp we can the little matter that Is now presented |
