Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
Judge Lindsey Speaks on the Evils
" Jail Life for Those Of
Tender Years
MISSION OF JUVENILE COURT.
Ia 40 Effort At Character Building
Rather Than an fduca'
lionol Institution.

The purposes NJ the Juvenile 'our,
Ncro scl forth last night hy Judge Hen
n, LlndRcy In the fashion NJ one Ia
whose honrl lho court has taken u hlg
position, and lo whom ilR work vs. a
sacred duty Judge Lindsay told how
IN stop boys from sliding downward az
the point who're lhoy begin AND he
was NOT mnolful 10 the pollrc ana
lnllp p,som, IN their ollool on Young
boys llls tank was uol q lecture or nn
Grafton, bu, conversation Win hlf
audience, In which their sympathy wac
carly gulncd ana held throughout
The suli Inko lhooicr Vna mlrly Voll
MED when Judge Lindsey Vus nitro
duccd By RoN Benjamin Young wee
president NJ The Boys Rrtionncni
league. who presided In the nhs'nr"
N President Nnlhonihnh Ihomus Be'
fore the speaker began the Fort pnlg
las band rendered several numbers ana
Miss Agatha Rorkhoo mng June IN
plcnplng manner
IN part Judge llndrnN Hhld
PRAISE roR JrudE nROWN
Of course nm Interested In other
Juvenile courts than lhui ~ my own
city, There W "a national commit
Tee uu Juvenile courts ana probation
appointed by The national conference
of charities and corrections have
the honor ~ be chairman ~ that com
milloc. II has been % part ~ our dnly
10 encourage ana usvlel nH Tar uN put'
Mhlc the organization ~ luNcnlln
courts In every state ln the Union ANA
I am ploud tonight That our sister Hmlc
uf l'iuh IN not only not behind I'm ms
procession, but hug suddenly galuri ln
rnyinhle place IN the front lpnkN TINS
N not Wrpuslng and IN fact ls lusl
what | expected whom last winter m
chicago I learned from one oi me
leaders I'm work Tor children IN ms
country that he was going 10 enlist IN
the nRhl for the juvenile law Tor mis-
great Hnlc when ! lre mot lhF gen.
loman In Denver several yonrF nRo !
said "a myself "Nhlt "a splendid
Judge ~ q Juvenile court he would
make' several times had I planned
~ pui him n charge of our own work.
when suddenly I learned that the cry
NJ SAT- LIKE had recognized his nhll'
ily aud made him Judge NJ your Ju'
Venlle court um therefore proud To-
nlghl 10 congratulate You upon secure
Ink the services of one ~ tho RtrnlnHt
students ot hoyhoud ln Thu country
Hon Wills Brown Judge ul your lu.
vcuilp court Ne htH been lolllng nm"
that he received some inspiration
from the 'hildlouR court ul Denver
and, while ! Know that what he H. do
INK for you ID due Ia hH own lomhlk'
able ahilllN I could wish mo- greater
honor or kncnor satisfaction ihuu Ia
feel that what we have urea ~ do hng
met Win his approval for ! know OF
NO man IN thc l'ullud Flnlcs VINO N
ANY better Judge Of the best methods IN
grlng ont the good aud suppress me
cvll ln orrIug childhood, You VIII par
don me therefore II ! say without hrH'
tuition lhul ma one man In ihefllN can
be- rendering % greater service TO your
people than h.
COURT NEEDS 80 LAWYER
The Juvenile cour, IL an effort al man
building chnmctorbuildmg II N
pthor an cdt" ltiOunl institution, when
M going to become ~ important ns mo
school FOR after nll n NJ but one slcp
nbnvo she school principals office. The
method ~ the juvenile court h nv fll
removed from that " the sentimental
VT as II Nv from that Of the heurllcss ADJ
Nuuate Of brutality and vengeance WHO
Il, mands am eye for an eye ANA tooth
for n tooth II avoids lonIoncy ON lht
ono hand aud brutality ON tho other
n affords u uystom of effectiveness lli
motto ", overcome oyil Win good
not the JAIN the slnp or dvgwdlllum