Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
BAR ASSOCIATION MAKES
 PROVISION FOR plseARMeNT

sions and correct conflicts in the stat utes. the Arizona Bar association met yesterday afternoon in the courthouse and appoited special committee to draft bills which, will he presented to the legislature with the endorsement oi the bar association.
 The promised sensational features Of the initial steps toward what the bar association coa;emp,ates were taken when the motion to prepare a law pro yiding for the disbarment of mem bers found guilty of unproie ess'unal conduct of the American Bar as 0cia- tion. was unanimously carried
 The bill Nil be framed by the fol lowing committee named by Judge Joseph H. kibbey. president of the association. who presided at the meeting George D. Christy, hartman; (. B Wilson of Flagstaff. C. B Ward. G. P Nevitt and F H. Larson. Poaer was delegated to the committee to draw up other proposed legislation correct certain defects in the law.
 After the meeine had been called to order and routine matters dispensed with. Captain Christy called attention 10 the fact that there is no legal method provided by the statutes Tor d.sbarment- His suggestion of the method Of procedure was that com i;.ee be appointed 10 investigate charges made. with power to subpoena witnesses, take testimony which after being trascribed be transmitted to the court with the committees recommen- dation. The court. if it believes the testimony warrants will refer the matter to the county attorney for ac- ton. Captain Christy's sugges l:ns was me, with decided approval anc the lawyers voted that some such ade- legislative assembly
 That the primary law be amended to make the judges of th- upreme sans on the ballot was teh suggestion offered by George Pardy Bullard. Nr Bullard stated that the ballot should bear the names of candidates Of party affiliations so that the vo.e' might carry out the spirit and letter of the constitution which provides that the judge be non-partisan. Under the present plan, on the primary Demo cratic ballot only the name Of the judge of that party appears. while il is the same with the Republican bal, lot The motion that some method of maxim the judgship strictly non-par tisan on the ballot was carried unani mously and arerred to the committee
 The suggestion of B. F.. Marks tha' a law be prepared covering experi testimony was made into a motion by Mir Bullard and carried. IL was point ei out that in personal injury suits i, was particularly necessary to have dis interested and unbiased testimony and that if either party demand exper, medical testimony it would be oi more value if the expert were choser by the court
 Thomas J Croaf declared he would not favor a change. He refused. hs said, to go on record, to change law the peope had procured and would fight to retain it."
 Changes in the laws relative to con muni:y property met with favorable dCllOE, anu q HfUtlOu tO AiCIcdSc tiis membership Of the State Bar assoc;a ton and perfect organization also car ried Captain Christy will shortly name seven members to serve on this committee with resident member o each county to aid the committee ir working for results.
 After the election of officers the meeting adjourned.
 Executive board for 1919:
 George D. Christy. Phoenix presi c$at
 Judge John H. Campbell. 1Ccs'n vice president.
 J. F. Nelson, Phoenix, secretary treasurer.
 Judge Carl G. Krook, Kineman. F S. Clark. Prescott, and C. B. Ward Phoenix, directors.
 JEROME RED CROSS RECORD
 JEROME, Jau- 15.-With total cast