Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-14
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Continued from Page Thrce.)

AMI 81 those schemes To defrauf In
,is psrt u the frsudaient consp tracy
: prosecutions which have saved ignorant
. ARA weak members of the public and
doinss ' Tsm vs gnarsSs q ~. ll o,,
trust law present perhaps the most I'm.
!sortant litigation before the depart
: i9rnt. and the number Of cases flied
IN enforcing that statute. ....
NATIONAL INCORPORATION
ln = special fisasass last year
brought 10 the attention Of roux,eas
general law providing fos The I'm ine 80.
poration Of Industrial and Other com.
panies engaged In interstate commerce.
and J renew my Recommendation in
JUDICIAL PnocEEDunE
Dne great crying need In the United
states u cheapening the cost ~ iiti-
sa,'on by simplifying judicial proceed-
dor present conditions the poor fnan 4.
~ woefuI disadvantage In q legal
contest With corporation or rich o.
I'onsn, The necessity for the reform
exists both In the United States courts
and In all state courts In order 20
bring about. however. u naturally
laws 70 ~" general g"yernn,sp, by Ne
csampie To furnish n model TO ali
s ,a,n,s, a legislative commission ap-
:" revise the procedure ~ the Unifed
, report. ""
: Under The law the supreme cou-, Of
he United states has tho puwar End
is given the duty Co frame the equity
rules "f procedure which are 10 ob,aj,
10 The federal courts 81 first Instance
~ View 81 the heavy burden OF press.
iigsinn which that court hss
hsd tn carry, with one or two Of is
members inrapacitated through III health
has not been able h. take up prob.
l,ins ~ Improving tho equity proceeJ-
Wf, which has practically remain ~.
ssn- since the organization 81 the cour.
~ 10 " ~ reasonable 10 expect that
WITH al the vacancies upon The court
rhs.,,. ~ WIZ ,"he OF ,he question ~
,-nu,e ~ Guilty In the courts 81 the
United states. The equity business IL
'i'mch the more important In tho federal
s"ur, and may add much IT, more
.strn-iye am strongly CONVINCED
that the best method of Imn,ax,nx
,,, procedure at law l. 10 EN-.
through tho medium ~ the rule. Of the
courts, a. IN equity THIS 10 the vsy
n which I, has bren don- In EnrsnI
snd ,sos.nshly done. The simplicity
English courts today make model for
'hr reform of other systems Z rauno,
c.ncciyr any higher duty that the
leading the way 20 simpIifjcation
procedure In the United states court.
uEi,Ef OF suPREME COURT
"
No man ought TO have as a matter
% rish,. a rrview of III. case nv ,hs
uptrme court. Hs should be satisfied
,ns,"n nm " sn, before court Of tIrst
spprals The proper and chief usefv..
ness % the suprerne court. and esr.cj-
s,iy of we supreme court % tho United
states H. In the cases which come he
Tore No 90 expound the law. anS
specially the Fundamental law - fhs
, ,o, Nv TO furnish prccedenis
saiinn and for tho executive ofy,rsr, in
ih~ construction - statutes and ~.
nrrf"rmnnce ~ their legal duties Tn re-.
.s... any provision H. for r.view 80
upon thsf court the duty of passing on
questions 81 evidence and the co,.,,.s
uan ~ particular lorna ~ INSTRUMENTS
we indictments. or Wills. or contracts.
heoisions not of general appilcatIon q,
lmpnr'"ncs merely clog and burden the
.entt sra rrnder more dlnicuit ns
ppt'spt part OF the Framework of
cur government The suprent. court IL
n,w cnrryins en- unnecessary burden
~ sPi, sir 20 this Kind. and I earnestly
TIE" American Har Association has
hsd before " the question % rrd,,cins
~. burden ~ litigation Involved In re-
ts.hearinRs and In frivolous sn.,sais IN
habeas corpus and criminal rase. Th.,r
recommendations hav" been embodied In
nns now pending In congress The
i.'ohinf~ndetion- ARE not radical hut
'h-y VII accomplish much N adopted
M" law and ! earnestly rw-omm@pd
nc pa.sss. ~ the hills .mbodying
INJUNCTION hill
wish 10 renew my urgent recom,..n-
dalton wade IN my last annual message
" favor ~ the passaHv 81 q Law which
shsli regulate tho issuing ~ iniuurtIous
~ equity without notice IN accord = nee
WI the best praetsce now In vogue In
me e:sr,s 81 the Tint, "a states re-
hersns~ " has h~er promis.d and nee.
ond. h-rause II will deprive thosr Who
re~ cen.rlsin of certain alleged ssosrs
without ncsirs 81 sny real spr a%rs.'y ~,
m'ther sm~ndmert and viii tsk~ away
~ Sme'snce 81 supcsrt for the en-
which win b. tr.-s r,-rnir,o.. ~ sy.c,.
cd vii sao The fs,udst lsn. Of l,,d,rt.,
power, and irgaiiss that cruel social
,wa, s,.,y The ...ondsry boycott.
M hav" said. the posfofrce arpsrs.
r""n' " . great bushes. department
snd ] sm Glad ~ note the Tact that
piea OF business economy ard sf,e,s mry
ar hsins applied For many year.
i,n,r' hss beer deficit IN the opers.
srrs ~ ths pos'of,ce department.
from tha Treasury. The anpropristio,,
estimated fof last year from che treas.
wy oN"f ana above the regselpta OF th.r
department was si7 ION 4 am sisa
20 record the fact that % ina, si7,.
in"a estimated foF. 81 IN M we've saw.
ed and returned 10 the treasury The
result - that the postmaster general
has been aht" a. maka his estimate ~
"srrnaes for the prsssnt year AZ low
ss 70 hsep withln the amount the pet.
AZ service " expected tn eAsH II IL
sfs,ify'nz 70 report that the reduction
w the deficit has been aecempIlsheS
ttst=@
EXTENSION or THE rf.kSsfrft.t
SERVICE
Np9N THE tscuu,We ndafiou Of the po-t.
MASTER esnerai, 7 hayv ieeiusis.I In the
classified s~rvser all aasis,ar, nsss.
masters and I hslgave that this xivIns
secure tenure TO tho@e who are the
most Important subordinatss ~ post-
masters. will add much tn the rfrrienry
OF their ofnces and an economical al.
ninistrat,nu large number ~ the
fourth class postna1ters are now III
The classified rsrvien. I think " would
b. ~i-s To put IN the classified .ervirs
The first, second and third class post
masters. II . more logical 90 40 this
than 90 classify ths fourth class pnst.
masters, tcr the reason that che fourth