The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-12
SOME FRIENDS OF
 TIE DUMB ANIMALS Annual Meeting of 4Ameri- can Humane Association
 in Boston.
W. DeLOSS LOVE OF
 HARTFORD SPEAKER
Good Work Being Done in the Philippines, Hawaii,
 Alaska, Porto Rico.

The annual meeting of the Ameri- can Humane association will take place in Boston, November 12, 13 and IA, 1907, and promises to be the larg- est and most successful meeting of the Kind ever held in this country. Df William C. stlllman of Albany, the president of the association, will deliver the presidents address and preside. The following papers and reports win be presented,
 On Tuesday morning, November 12, Clarence M. Abbott of Albany, will report on The Neglect of Range Stock in the Northwest" which was personally investigated by him for the association last winter. General Agent James N. Smith of the Rhode Island s. P. c. A., will speak on "staock Transportation Abuses and How to Stop Them" Secretary George A. IT. Scott of the Illinois Humane society, Chicago, will speak on Transportation of Poultry"
 On Tuesday afternoon H. c. Mer- win, president of the Work Horse Parade association, Boston, Mass, will speak on Work Horse Parades." IW. D. QuinbN of Boston, will speak on Harnesses For Horses From a Humane Standpoint exhibiting har- nesses on wooden model. Mrs. Huntington Smith, president of Ami nal Rescue League, Boston, Mass, will speak on Homes of Rest For Horses" On Tuesday evening a large general public meeting will be held to be addressed by distinguished speakers from New York city, Chi cago, Canada, Ohio and elsewhere, At the close of this meeting lantern slides will be exhibited showing the actual condition of live stock on the western cattle ranges last winter
 On "Wednesday morning, November I13, addresses will be made by Mrs. Mary F. Lowell associate editor of Journal of Zoophily, on "Preliminary Steps and Legislative Methods in Se- | curing Humane Laws" by w DeLoss Love, president Connecticut Humane society, Hartford, Conn, on Some Disadvantages, in Humane Work" !" Mrs. E. Irene Rood, national organ izer of the American Humane associ- ation, of Chicago, will report on Or sanizing Anti-cruelty Societies in the South" where she is now at work.
 On Wednesday afternoon Hon. Robert J. Wilkin, judge of the Chill dren's court. Brooklyn, and president of the New York State Anti-Cruelty convention, will speak on Juvenile Probation Work: Methods and Re- suits" H. A. Pershing of South Bend Humane society South Bend, Ind, will speak on Humane Educa- ton" and distinguished humanitari- ans will discuss "The Problem of Children Neglected and Exposed to Immoral Influences" On Wednesday evening a reception will be given to the delegates and visitors to which all interested persons will be invited.
 On Thursday morning, November l14, Mfr. c. K Morton of Hatfield Mass, formerly superintendent Mas sachusetts s. P. c. C. will speak on ''The Necessity For Societies For the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and What They Have Accomplished. Sec retary R. H. Murray of the Nova Sco- tia Society Prevention of Cruelty of Halifax, will speak on "The Physical Punishment of Minors Under the Common Law" Miss Georglana Ken dall of New York city will read a pa- per on Race Suicide" On Thurs day afternoon Secretary M. J. White of the California S. P c. C., will speak on The Anti-Cruelty Crusade For Children in California" Super intendent J. ], Kelso of the Depart ment of Neglected and Dependent