Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-21
THOMAS WILL SPEAK
At Iowa Bar Associations Annual
Convention
DES MONIES. JUNE 20 AND "a
Former Governor Of Colorado Is Civ
on First place on Interesting
Program Prepared for Law.
yers' Meeting.


yers' Meeting.
Des Moines, June 14.-Lawyers OF
note In Iowa and outside the state
will be on the program OF the Iowa
State Bar associations annual meet
ing to be held in Des Moines Thurs
day and Friday, June 1924. Former
Governor c. S. Thomas of Colorado
now q resident of Denver will be one
OF the principal speakers.
The arrangements for the entertain.
ment of the visiting attorneys Is In
the hands OF a committee from the
Des Moines Bar association and
Judge Jesse, A. Miller, a member OF
the executive committee of the state
association. Judge Miller stated that
this years gathering will be the larg.
est and best in the history of the
state.
The program for the meeting is az
follows:
Address of welcome-John M. Read.
Des Moines.
Responses. w. Burnham, Marsh
alltown.
Paper-"The Rules" Hon. S. M.
Weaver, Iowa Falls.
Acting presidents address-"1deals
and Uses of State Bar Association"
]. L. Carney, Marshalltown.
Paper-Subject, "The Present Sta
tus and Outlook of the Legal Frofes-
sion," Hon. j. ]. Clark, Mason City.
Paper-"The Ancient and Honora'
BILE Order of Tinkers," Hon. M. A.
Roberts, Ottumwa.
Annual Address-"Justice Delayed
Is Justice Denied" ex-Gov. c. S
Thomas, Denver, Colo.
Memorial hour pertaining to death
Of Chas M. Harl, late president.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to toasts: j.
B. Weaver, Jr.. Des Moines. "The
Far Horizon" T. S. Stevens, Ham
burg, "The Lawyer, the public Ser
want" Hon. II. NJ Remley, Anamosa,
Principle Against Precedent" Hon.
Smith MCPHERSON, Red Oak, "The Re-
lation of National and State Law"
Hon. c. w. Mullan. Waterloo, "The
Trials OF a Trial Lawyer"
Planning for Mammoth Cattle Show.
At meeting Of committee from
the Iowa State Dairy association,
plans were discussed for holding q
mammoth cattle show at the Coli
scum next October.
The state association has received
IN appropriation of $4,000 from the
state, and this fund will enable the
organization to give one of the great
est cattle shows ever held.
BY means Of the appropriation the
association will also employ another
expert, and next fall there will un-
doubtedly be two special dairy trains
instead of one.
w. B Barney, state food and dairy
commissioner, is president of the or
ganization, and was chairman OF the
committee. He will seek the aid Of
the Commercial club in the effort to
give the show.
eve can give a show at the Coli
scum which will be second to the ma
tional show" said Commissioner Bar
ney. Interest in dairying is awaken
ing, and there Is no reason why an
annual cattle show cannot be held
each year in Des Moines. The Coli
scum is an ideal place for it."
Newlen Plans Reform.
A state law making it illegal for I'M
dertakers to inject embalming fluids
into bodies of persons who have died
suddenly unless the county coroner
has held an inquest will be submitted
to the next legislature. Coroner liver
Newlen of PolR county has already
drafted such bill and has been as
sured by several members of the
legislature of their hearty support in
case they are elected.
German Lutheran Bell Dedicated.
The second of series of four bells
to form Westminster chime" was
dedicated by the members of the
Zion German Lutheran church The
bell weighs 1900 pounds. The Rev.
C. Herriwig of Manson, Ia, delivered |
the morning sermon, and Rev. A. C. |
Kleinein of Cincinnati, o., former
pastor, gave the evening dedicatory
sermon.
Big Gains Made at Postoffice.
The Des Moines postofice expert.
enced one of the largest gains in bust
ness in its history during the month
OF May. The receipts for the month
given out by Cashier George Carton.
total $62,412.95. Those for the cor.
responding month last year were $50.
905.01. There was gain this year
of $11,5o794, or 22.6 per cent.
Alumni Banquet East High. June 20.
The annual banquet and reception
given the East High graduating class
by the Alumni society Of the school
will be held at Union Park, June 90
Announcement was made to that ef. |
feet by Judge Fred Van Liew, presi.
dent OF the grads.
Williams Appointed
The Rev. George {. Williams, pastor
of the First Methodist church of vii.
mington, Del, has been appointed su
OF the Sioux CITY dis