The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-09
100 North Dakota
Attorneys Here
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Wchc Welcomes Visitors
The first session Of the convention
opened ut 10 o'clock today, with an
invocation by Rev. Paul S. Wright.
L. J. Wehe. president Of the Burlcigh
county bar association, gave tho nd
dress Of welcome. He called tho at
tcntion Of the visiting attorneys to
the rapid growth made by Bismarck
during the eight years since they had
met here bcfore, the population hav-
ing increased from about 5000 to al
most 10000. I'VE now have moro
miles Of paved streets in comparison
with our population than any city in
the northwest" he said. "ln stroll
ing up and down the streets OF our
city you will notice the many large
buildings which have sprung UP since
your last meeting here. Bismarck is
now jobbing and commercial CEN
ter for the whole southwest central
part Of the state"
The response was given by w. A.
Mcintyre Of Grand Forks, vice presi-
dent Of the state association, after
which reports Of the secrctary-trca-
surer and the executive committee
were given by r. +. Wenzcl.
Committee reports included that of
A. G. Porter of Fargo, on American
citizenship, and one Of Judge Sveinb-
j0rn johnson of this city, on rcvi-
sion Of codes and laws. Other re-
ports were given by J. A. Manly,
Horace Baglcy, f. T. Conmy ard
Thomas H. Pugh.
Judge Olson Talks
The afternoon session opened at 2
O'Clock ut the auditorium with the
address Of Harry Olson Of Chicago,
chief justice of the municipal court,
on the topic Human Destiny in Hu-
man Hands.
Committee reports followed Judge
Olson's talk. The report on criminal
law. comprising recommendations Of
the states attorneys association. was
given by Attorney General George +.
Shafcr and that on law enforcement
by &. 5. Buck.
A musical interlude was followed
by the meeting Of the American Law
Institute and a conference of bar
by Dean q. l.. Cockerili Of the state
law school.
Committee reports were resumed
at 1880. That on legislation was de-
livercd by L. r. Baird, Bismarck. In
addition there were reports Of COM
mittees on legal aid, compensation
and fees, constitution and by laws
and public utilities. after which the
meeting was adjourned to the Coun-
try club for nm informal party.
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The evening session will open ut
b o'clock at the auditorium with mn
address BY Dr.. Melvin A. Brannon,
chancellor of the University Of Mon
.t6na, on ~Thc Relation u Inv to
Social 'Ev6lutio on" tg'es, = - s''aa
Following Tie address Or DR.. Bran
non there will be a, reception in his
h6ner ut the Lions room Of the Grand
Pactfic hotel to which aft former
University Of North Dakota students
are Invited. Judge WI. Nuesslc IL
III. ckArgeo Of reservations for the re-
'eeEtion.
Hamorrow mutninY the session OPP,
ems At the Eltinge Theater 1t 4:15
with invocation by the Rev. FIR. john
Stag. Committee reports will make
up the bulk 81 the morninGo busi-
ness. The afternoon session will b.,
at the auditorium with tho address
Of Governor Theodore Christiansoh Of
Minnesota on, "Thc States snh the
Nation" This will be followed by \
talk on "Somc Phases of Blink Re-
cciverships by 4. r. Baird. Tlectiun
Of Officers will follow musical In
tcrjude. This will be followed ny
miscellaneous business and Vie meet-
ink will chen adjourn for an auto trip1
to points Of interest about ME- city,
Including 4 trip to the Experiment
station near Mandan.
The annual banquet will be given
ct 7 p. m. tomorrow at thu Crand1
Pacific hetsl. -. .,4..,
sfAf1'9 ATTORNEYS asslas
uMkk nGCoMMENDATIQs ! NV. y
Eighteen specific rccomR iaaeiQut
TOR changes In the present eetinalSAl
md evil laws and laws su6tos&apg
rOurt procedure were suoinitl33 ~
The state Bar Association hsre thisl
afts lg',s2 a. " The be-! |ss & i
lllss; . !! 1T y! j: 1s q! 1fa - =
changes IN M la&s. wAich sthe statOd
bar Asso1iAtioa Il expected ~ pass
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