Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
NEW LEGISLATION Is FAVORED
JudEe n. y. Coed I rres uIttrics At
torney.hipr and Referm tn Frac-
tire--P-rsia~nt Ryan s-ys Coed
old LAWYER nas old Men.

. Tht ,SenrasEa Stale Par assoc alton VIII
in all nrohHb1ity endorse suneons rodHr
fur the vacant EiEhth United Ssatos CIR
ruit 5udreshlU. TIE state assoc auon eHs-
terday voted down morton moi 10 CON
& sisr- such an endorsemeul and mace con
Eidersuon of The matter a special urder of
I bus ness for ttas morn nE % ls cue go be
reached about noon folouinE the address
/ tv George W-hitelock of Ba'tii1ore. secre-
tEry Of th7 American Bar asE1cisuor-
. The matter q the circuit fud ceshIp caroa
before 1he frst session of the convention
. on a motion hv C. J. sm1th Thar 4 tat
4 convention cons Ger the question az an 30
! consider IL Wednesday uorntnE Mher--
upon w C.. Trampton q Lincoln offered
substitute melton That TINS association
. cunsider me matter % the suaEeshp not
st all"
+ rising vote was taken and shout
I twenty-five voies were csri for 1hH subst'-
tune. AGAINST It about fifty men voted.
Then. on the original molten. the sarne
number voted yea Es hB6 before voted for
3 the negative while The exposition stlrank
10 a mere handful 81 H.E or seven.
+ Technically the matter comes up today
4 10 consider cuusiderHT on. whether or rot
the convention SHAH ENDORSE anyone. But
lhe vote yesterday. while negative In fern.
practically settles that an endorsement win
. be given. and the remaining matter is who
shall be given the endorsement
Three Names 10 Dee Presented.
I1 .s probable that The names q three
men VIII b. presantad. Mgron Learned Of
z Omaha Judge e. C.. Canlns 81 keRrney
and Il n Wilson 81 laincoln. Whsthsr
Judge Jacob Fawneuts name win be Of
fered is uncertain. and Rslph ". Brocken-
ridge declares thHt Ny name Is moi EuinE
8 before TINS or any other body with re-
quest FOR endorsement.
4 NeKd the cunventlun heard a repors from
Ralph w Breckenr1dgc. chairman Of The
( state association S executive coruInifios. on
applications for msrnhership. The nou1rnii-
Toe recommended about a dozen or SO men,
4 hers. Then c. J. s1nsth s~ss and said
-AIr Eresdeut. one. znan ueoommsnasa
I in tire report as not as ] uudtHFtsnd sd-
uit1ed 10 HrBcrioe ih Nebraska NJ
smyth Was asked the usi me but he did not
Z w1sf 70 state il publicly EHe wh sf,ered IL
20 Mr.. Breckenridge and Secretary A. D.
I EIBck They looked up she endorsement 10
! ths committee and found thar the tln-
known's vouchers were JudEe D. ,. sut-
van. Arthur waksiey and ". ~. sA-
bsugh
Z The association decided 20 take the en-
dursemsnt as good and The unknown was
voted into membsrship alonr with ths
Others.
IudEe Good's Views.
The FIRST session came 70 . close win q
paper On Needed Legislation read bv
judge r. r. Good VINO urged q return
TO district attornsyship instead of county
Bttorneyships. The stale association has
long recommended TINS 70 the legislature.
said Judgs Good, ~snd though noltdng has
come Of il yet we should u0ntnus 10 urge
lit"
judge Good Elso argued Tor ErnpHricstiun
Of civil and criminal practice ana pro-
/ oedure
The convention win hear from M.
M-hitslock this morning OF 'Precsdsnts in
Icz- Presidents Rnd TINS afternoon from
Lynn Helm OF Los Angeles un National
isnB Study Of the American CunEtitutiun
Tonight the annual har banqos1 W1H be
held a the Rome Ths program for this
as as follows.
c. c. RyRn-TuasrmAsisr.
Jacob FaWoett - The Crincsm Of
4 IL A Brubslsr-. National Psiernausrn-
George Whitsleck-- 'ndArg lhnd Tender
I foot
4 John A. Rlne-Ani1nRdvsrsions
Lynn Hslm--A Lawyers Time.
Z John Lee Menster-"A Lawyers Ideals
Attorneys desiring 10 attend fhe hEnquet
musl see H c, Eoorshsad. W al Hattie
roth OF Clinton Bronze Of The dinner com
nairtse early today. The verb -1o see" -
used sdvissdly and in uriEnnl and ooI-
IOguiHl senses Of the word The coIloeuial
sense applies particularly 10 Omaha al
tornsys
Brown fer Endorseuaens.
] senator MOTHS Brown iE one q the
members o. the convention. who fHvo-s
and endorsement q an Httoruey for the
gBdEsship.
i should IKE SAID he in an interview
TO see Nebrsska unite On Hons one mar
BY 80 doinE the state iE more likely 10
gel the appointment
Senator Browns presence al the canren-
Ion is primarily due to hls Interest i1
The Bcuun q lhe convention on this mat
ter. HIS personal affairs mace 81 sasy for
him 10 attend Hs had his Chrlsruias dir
ner in Des M0lnss sunday plth his father
mother and hts brother Leon Brown. ,gho
is the managing editor q the Register and
Leader, Nrs Brown and rt,eIr anildreu
joining the senator there. Tuesday morn
lug he came 10 Omaha and Elu l,s here
through wednesday.
You know q FIRST class man for tns
place q friend asked him. 5oAHuEly 4
90 rsphed the senator a know several
90 far as that goes"
Senator Brown q Cd several ooufsreDoss
with leEEl friends dur1nE iht dH3 a. Tue
Rome hotel
President RyEu'E annual Eddrsns yeF.er-
dEy WAS on ths toIdc, The LaaFer as a
Public servEut-A Comparison Between
His Position Nov and Flftg Years Aru
IForsIiprsrE q tbe Good old DAYS" mar
ttiuk Ryan a Etts icunoclEstic he sasd
III Be- true that in TIE formative periudF uf
our E1rssTuTlFT1 national stale and uu-
uicU6l Lhe awe gained and ptrEIEte1lt-
d helG place lu Lls plctlre hear rhe
fIasutuE n Ine guns. IleT were literal"
as Hsl a. flEurEriTeil. ihE hUUerE ~ Hcul
aud Ins blazers ~ LEe rruiL TheT Hers
ire furch-tsErtIF ~ CialtEatiCn 81 q tllle
I when turul-1ea.rlrE required rig'sicEf as
Ee. ulEulEl accom- lizilulerIls-
~ rs MIND i- iE net true fflat tie lal IEf
EEr IA nu-Hrr IA uur A. uuterfftf a Earrtrr lr