The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
FEAST;
FAVOR PLAN TO
F0Rm INST
..#. Assn, .

.Twenty-seveu members OF the Las
Aainss Couaty Bar association sat
do~s % "a elaborate banquet At tho
Ooilnbian hotel last night. tho first
eSthering ,of the legal profession for
0ev<p .yesrs. Tho tables were beau
tjSnOy .decorsted and over tue cut
SiAss. and china TOsstmsster 4. r.
iSollSabeck passed out the picassa-
.trtea A. his right hand sat the
1tess os honor. Judge W. n. Morgan.
Apocisae Justice Of the Court Of Ap-
oseis. had At bis loft Judge Henry
Hunter. setiriss Judge OF the Third
10dicisl District. Opposite him sat
the judsc.siect. the Hon. a. w. Me-
aeodrie. District Attorucy.eIect J.
]. liendrick vas unable to bc present.
The ovt Of t0wn guests we're Senator
CHARLES Hayden Of WslscuburG:
Judge Henry BIickhshn Of Wsiscn-
burg: Judge A. u. LambriEht of Las
Animss: ". a. Nerriii. Of Lamsr.
aaa u: q. Bell " Las AnInss. Those
at IAs feast besides the toastmsstcr..
Judge Morssa and the visiting guests
we're Judge ]. U. Sorthcuu. sam
pfeudenths. b. n. Rsis,on. J. c.
Boil. A. C. McChcsney. Fred Clark.
II r. Yesnsn. {. =. Tipton. r. ~.
Ttpton. a. Z. Ac<;lsshan. u A. Gov.
Il Chscon. 8. y. Cooley. u. A.
Schmidt. Judge Henry Hunter. \. W.
Mclieadsie.
Tho guests sat down TO the ban
quet .tsblc At O'Clock and the ora.
tory uid Sot end until F.: O'Clock this
neraiat. Dusins the evening
6uabss os selections ~cre rcndercd
o. a. orchestra II Was love feast
at which politics played NO part. and
out Of u grew . more friendly rels.
,jonship bstwsea the men Of the bar.
\ sue1sgtioa Of Judge Lanbrisht was
4svotabiy eoasidersd. that Of organ
isaag baf assectalIoo. taf-
ipe In ail l'thsfa~ysss Of the judicial
district, 70 set tosether once yssr
aad Alacuhs matters Of .tntercst to tho
profession.
4 brilliant effort of the evening
~ss ,hs address Of A. r. McGisshsu.
Our Iionored Guest. The speaker
reviewed the history Of the courts
md tho legal profession from the ear
lies, day. turning back the pages OF
ihs past aud recalling the days when
lsryers we're unknown and courts
not necessary. He gave the tradi.
ton Of the cfminc. the robe which
has n xISuiticancc With Judge on
the bench. = story we'll told. lie re-
We've also tho record OF Judge Nor
gan. a6w on tho Court Of Appeals.
referring to his long and splendid
career u = member Of the Las AMI.
mss county bar. save for the schcd-
uied address Of J. J. Hcudrick the
program ~ announced was carried
out as follows:
Toastmastcr--.Nmos r. IIolicnbcck.
Lay on, Nscduff. and dsmn'd be he
that first cries. Hold. enough"
our rlouorcd Gucst--AuSus L. Nc.
Glsshsn. Get Place and Wealth. II
possible, by grace: II not. BY any
nesus get Wealth and Place
Hon. ". q. Morgan. Il ask the
RVU0 t0t w A1~sN'
Our District Court Officiais-A. Z.
NcChesaey. "Thc opinion Of tho
.tsvegest is always the best" a..
!. Hon. Henry Hunter. Il look ur-
% myself Us = Eood bumorcd fellow
Hon. A. Watson McHcndric. Man.
proud man. dressed In little brlsf
authority"
ilon. 8. J..Heudrick Love seldom
haunts the breast ~hcro learning
It's" f.s
THE Lawyer in Politics-Judsc X.
n. Noss. But still his tongue rsu
10, the less OF weight 1t bore. with
Greater. case"
The Humos Of the Bar--frcd W:
Clark. ,"How God must have laughed
when he madc this man"
Miscellaneous talks.
judge A. N. Lambright delivered
an excellent talk iu which he touched
upon the manner In which tue us
tfict judge In tiuc past had pro.
tectcd tho lawyers OF the district ana
the general conduct Of the Judiciary
Short talks were made also by II. g.
Bell, ". A. Merrill, Judge BlicKhah
and Senator Charles Hayden.
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