The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-20
Eloquence and Music Soften
the Shadows of Eternity
for the Late Jurist.
TRACY R. BANGS ELOQUENT
TRIBUTE TO THE bead JuR|sT
The Crimson and Gold of rss.,s s,
set Have Yielded to the Opal and
1reS OF Dawn-the Dawn OF the
Eternal.

,r LEWIS Lake. N. D., May 2o.-"l,,.
sreat tnroboing heart was the motive
power OF his life" were the imnrass;ve
Woras of Tracy R. Bangs of Grand
uHs ae:I IN the high tribute which he
pau 10 the late Judge David p. Nor.
6ais 6ah tor 90 Whom memorial services were
nelo IN Devils Lake yesterday aftars
noon. attended by the citizens of The
Guy and many from other points in The
e.ate. friends of the most highly hon
known. '@ hds ever
Al, No less honor and respect was maid
tHe his Iormer citizen of Devils Lake bv
r ms oid time friend Judge John =
S,.".s Sowsn. VINO presided at the memorial
hc,ses: hsrt ne;. while Attorney F. T. Cuth.
," rert paid a high compliment of the
'ate 1urtst as a model man.
Word and song. coupled to meet IN.
SSsaehess SssN OF the occasion, were sym-
nolic OF the life Of the man who w.a :
honored and mourned in Devils Lake
ae almost the same hour that he was
ns "e'ss !alo to rest in the churchvard
hon,pp b. nprins Green. Wis. his boyhood
occas;,r N n1, 1selectlons appropriate to the
1an a. rendered solos of excellence. wh;io
~. b. Black of Grand Forks thr;Iiad
tne M audience with his rendition ~
crossing the Bar" and "Face ~
race.
rev. Edwin Clattenburg Of the
Eplscopal ,s.p church offered PRAYER and
esn n.tn t'oweo -. oy Judge John F. Cow
sn,,s WHO IN touching manner paid the
A"tiowlhs trioute to Judge Morgan:
Judge Cowan's EuIogy.
the soul of honor. ah,e .nd Morgan was
tious. He never has;t.t anu conscien-
guish between ripht anS 20 dlstfn-
against his own or hts o,,"..s ,uns even
ing interests. His kindI,, hn seem
vice as a lawyer lead noanw es. 10. aa.
to see his own error and ~ cueht
to his opponent withont I;t;na.ie.a .ustlce
which is q high trihmte - -. isatlon
Of anv laws 'I1oute 10 the memory
sense OF the tern, a. was IN the strict
"As q Judge he InnLaI ynese ,'m iawyer..
as something far rraator .pon tne law
,fhaY mere ouibbles and .ean % EIanaer
To Him it was great l,hera1 l,h'cahties. sa
the rule and guide of cond"a+ SI,ence, -; l,
dealings of man with ,,aa. IN sne
that could not he tr,3aa e,eInai 'ea!Il justice
bringing down upon society swift sna
certain punishment for the breach OH"
TO his mind the same law annie,
with equal force to high and low ~
.lcn ana poor. 1t should never fail
IN its certainty but should ALWAYS he
tempered with mercy. With him the
.aw was more Intended to guide and
Fe.orm .s}I, tnan to punish or to persecute-
ms decisions will ever stand as
ciasslc monuments to his broad
ing inteer,tW tle ~ .an law. 10 MS unswerv-
to we'll satt,. 20 ms hrm attachment
freadon, fro,,e -, principles and to his
the nower " ~ eae ns,L1 Iove OF bubbles and
often chac,, ~ t,,p puenc a clamor that so
mar the ereot ne sso;r now OF Justice and
follow IN 49, as,a,,s soelai good that should
er nrs ct;,e &c II, community the prop
a science for human ad,,nn nssion as
the paths Of right insteaS .e,nent 20 IN
shield for wrone or a waa ,e ol as
tolerance. "e"po" ior IN
ITO him the law was . h.o.
highway built on common mn sauao saoao .:,ea clear
out by-ways. crooks or shore sense e's. WIN,
to be travelled hand IN her5 .1es '.at1 anu
charity by both weak ana stra, win
His great work as 0 i'sdaa S1tons.
brought to this state ynuc,, o ~ mas
spected and initiated rnr - " @ pe re-
uprirht iudre AoF ne was an
"sIdfa =, 30, u..
And the sra.,e ane - ~ earnest,