The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-28
TWIN CITIES WILL
Be ACTIVE HOSTS
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION TO
BE WE'LL ENTERTAINED. I
Minnesota State Bar Association Will
See that Visitors Have Every Oppor-
tunity to Enjoy Beauty Spots Din
ner in Auditorium Friday Evening
Growing Event Of Occasion. ... =

=, The detailed program Of the twenty
ninth annual meeting Of the American
Bar association, which opened in the
new state capitol at St: Paul Wednes-
day, has been made public, and shows
spent by the officers Of the Minnesota
State Bar association in preparing for
the entertainment Of the guests. The
Minnesota Bar association secured this
meeting for Minnesota after several
years or strenuous campaigning, and is
planning to make it memorable in the
annals OF the national association.
: The Program.
The program is as follows: Tues
committee, Hotel Ryan reception room;
meeting Of the Association Of American
Law Schools in the senate retiring
room.
Wednesday, 8 p.m.-American Bar
association, house of Representative
address by George R. Peck, president;
nomination and election of membersi
secretary, treasurer and executive COM
mittee.
Wednesday, 8 p.m.-section Of legal
education and association Of American
law schools, senate retiring room; Sec
ton of patent, trademark and copy
right law, senate Judiciary room.
Wednesday,, p.m:--American Bar
association, house Of representatives;
papers by Roscoe Pond, Lincoln. Neb.,
faction with the Administration Of
Justice,' and by. John. j. Jenkins,
chairman of the Judiciary committee Of
the house of representatives Of the
United States, on ''Can Congress Trans
fer to the State Its. Power to Regulate
Commerce. Association of American
Law Schools, senate retiring room.
honor Of the American Bar association,
state capitol.
Judge Parker Speaks.
Thursday, 10 a.m.-American Bar as
nual address by Alton B. Parker Of
New York; reports of standing COM
Thursday, 1880 p.m.-.Lunch for mem
bers Of the American Bar association
and their wives at Town and Countr y
Minnehaha Falls and boatride on the
Mississippi river; take special trolley
streets, St. Paul minnesota ciub); re-
turning, arrive st. Paul 6 pm.
Thursday, 8 pm, American Bar as
ISOLATION, house of represent atives;
papers by Thomas j. Herman Of Baton
| Rouge, La, and General George B.
Davis, judge advocate general Of the
United States army;, reports Of special
committees. = t..... n
Friday, 10 am, American Bar asso-
citation, house Of representatives; nom
nation of officers; unfinished and mis-
! cellaneous business; election Of off
! GERS. j ,
Friday, pm, section of legal edu-
cation, senate retiring room. -
Friday, / to- pm, lunch rendered
| by West PubIshingi company at its
publishing house, 50 West Third street,
Friday, 2 to 4:3o pm, the private
art gallssa1Y Ct j. J. Hill at his resi-
will be open at these hours to mem:
| and. their friends. : =
Dinner at Auditorium.
| Friday. 8 pm, twenty ninth annual
| dinner Of the American Bar associa.
ton, Auditorium, Minneapolis. Special
trolley cars to take members, dele
gates and their wives, will leave Hotel
Ryan, St. Paul, at Z pm, promptly
and after dinner will return to the
same point. Members and delegates
intending to attend dinner should no.
tify Treasurer F. E. Wadhams, at Hotel
Ryan, not later than Thursday; mem
bers may procure tickets admitting
their wives to balconies.
Saturday, 10 am, excursion to Lake
Minnetonka, including, ride to and
lunch at the Lafayette club; Great
Northern special train will leave Union
station, St: Paul, at 10 am, and Min,
neapolis Union station at 1920 am.
At Wayzata the boat g Excelsior will
be taken, and after a tour Of the lake,
will land the passengers at Minneton-
ka Beach, where lunch will be served
at" the Lafayette club. Returning,
train leaves latter place at 4 PM, ar:
irving in Minneapolis at 4:45 and st.
Paul 5:15. All members and delegates
Of the American Bar association and
their wives are invited.
| Parlor No. at the.%Ryan hotel will
be open as a reception room for mem
| bers and delegates during the meet.
ings. All members and delegates should
register Immediately on arriving and
should give early notice Of intention te
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