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Show (HE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, AUGUST Mac cix I jlVES3S I ALL I STYIES-unid- m ham-CN- PRICE E C.D.1VES SOLD ONLY BY LAWS j DELAY Great Reforms Advocated by erican Bar Am- Association-H- ard Jolt for Advertisers. SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 25. On ( the uiuvt representative gatherings of the profeMion ever BHcmblrd la i this country marked the opening today of the American Bar association's annual convention. While the majority of the delegatee are from the western and coast states, all parts of the Union are represented. Alany interesting matters are before TO BUT THE DUTCH chief among them beon DO SUCH ing the reports of the committee VENEZUELA legal ethics and the committee appointed to suggest remedies and draft TO BEAT THIS LAUNDRY FOR proposed laws to prevent delay and The HIGH GRADE WORK IS AN IMPOS- unnecessary cost In litigation. of the latter commitrecommendations SIBILITY. THE GREATEST CARE tee are somewhat along the lines of IS TAKEN IN ALL CLASSES OF Judge Taft's recent speech, in which WORK AND ONLY EXPERIENCED he depreciated the law's dels)- - and the tendency to give the rich a legal HELP IS EMPLOYED. advantage over the poor. If the suggestion of the committee of the American Bar association shall become law, courts of appeal will no longer decide either civil or criminal litigation brought before them on LAUNDERERS A DRY CLEANERS purely technical points, but will base their rulings of the merite of the case. 437 25th Street Changes in Practice. This report suggests many changes The bread that retaine Me flavor and In the practice In the Federal courts froshnste with the mercury at BO Is for the purpoee of expediting the trial of cases, preventing the reversal of mads judgments on technical grounds, enabling appellate courts to render Anal Judgments on the merits Instead of Ask any heueewif ordering new trials, and preventing appeals for delay In criminal case Made by It opens with statement that the existing evil which seems most serious & to the committee Is the dlspoalUon In many Jurisdictions to dispose of appeals or write of error, both In civil and criminal case upon technical ground and not to decide them upon the merits. In the Judgment of the committee the rule for deciding apCapital and Surplus, 3Z7LOOO.OO peals and write of error should not be baaed on reversible error committed In the court below, but upon the the case appears upon the as merits UTAH OGDEN, record. DAVID ECCLES, President In other word says the commitwe would restore the practice tee, uiwn the hearing in all appellate courts which originally prevailed at common JOHN PINGREE, Cashier luw, even on writs of error, which exCashier JAB. F. BURTON, Assistant isted on appeals In the Roman civil DIRECTORBi law and hue been retained by courts David Ecelee of equity ad admiralty." Barnard White Right ef Each Party. the convention, CUT Ogden Steam Laundry Co. Riverdale Flour Ogden Milling Elevator Company First National Bank - rsa35S!is:.- loeeph Clark George 1L Tribe 1C. 8. Browning A B. Porter. Respectfully eolieite the aeeounta ef baa he, mercantile firms and individual Ws pay intsrsst sn tims deposits. Ampls reeeurcss, seurtsous treat merit, superior eerviea. All Kinds of Lumber are net found Whatever your wants far all kinds of purpose be every yard. may be in Lumber and Building; Materials name hero and let us give you an eetl-m- at We can save you money, quality considered. Utah and Oregon Lumber Co. 145 TWENTY-FOURT- UNDER MANAGEMENT NEW OGDEN BT. H i i TURF EXCHANGE 326 Twenty-fift- h H. PATTISON, Street. PropT Choicest Wines, Liquors, Etc. Look at Our New Cigar Stand. Best of Import- ed, Key West and Domestic Cigars California and Eastsm race rect wire for all sporting event Di- 25, ISOS. PM Larkspur Poisoning On the National Forests A UNION DEPOT COUNCIL unionpacIfiF' NEW THING Depart. Na The losses to the cattle men in the western elates from larkspur poisoning every year have been so serious that the government is making a vigorous effort to find an antidote for the poison. as well as to eradicate the plant itself. In the Gunnison national forest, Colorado, the losses to the stockmen last season from larkspur were conservatively estimated to equal almost five percent of the total number of cattle graxed upon hat forest. Its effects are almost immediate. Death follows the eating of the plant within a few hours. For this reason remedies are of little avail because the animals are generally dead before they are discovered. Experts from the bureau of plant Inwith the forest dustry, In made have careful and service, painstaking investigations in the lesof with a view field, aa the as far losses possible, sening while several different plane have beea tried In hopes of completely destroying the plant Trouble in Spring. Larkspur grows very luxuriantly in On the Gunnison tile early spring. the forest officers counted more than 1,000 plants In blossom upon a single square rod. The plant seems to be more poisonous In hot damp weather than in dry season and It has been observed that when the ground Is hard and dry, so that In eating It the sterna break off, leaving the roots in the ground, it Is not so deadly in Its effect SInce certain areas are well known to be badly infested with larkspur, the forest In June, ISOS, stockmen have been In the habit of herding their rattle from such place As far aa possible, these areas will On be fenced by the forest service other areas where it is not so plentiful the plants will be dug out by the forest ranger and also mowed off to prevent seeding again. ' It has also been found that the plant will not hold its own against certain kinds of grasses, such as timothy. A few acres, sowed In timothy, are being carefully watched and It la believed that It Is crowding the larkspur out. It seems probable that by sowing timothy on the mounala meadows the larkspur could be gradually smothered and replaced by a valuable forage plant Salvation in Timothy. If this plan is supported by good evidence this season, timothy will be extensively sowed later on. Meanwhile upon thl as welt ae several other national forests where the losses from this plant are very aeriou the building of fences to keep the cattle off the most dangerous areas le being pushed by the forest service, and will be continued aa fast as funds are available for the purpose. J. C. Thomas of Crawford, Colorado, made an experiment In feeding the larkspur soma years ago to determine, If possible. Just what part of the plant contained the poisonous properties A yearling steer was fed a large quantity of the leave with no injurious results A few years later, the earns animal was fed a quantity of the roots and within ten hours It was dead, thus justifying the suspicion that the poisonous matter waa contained In the Kansas Tries Substitute for tical Convention Fsat mail Sa t Lm Angeles Limits i Sa 2 Overland Limited tJt Omaha. Council Bluffs Denver. Kansas City and Poli- Primary 25. State Aug. TOPEKA. Kan.. all of councils parties having tickets convened hero today were in Kansas h con-gre- k small-aoule- d Newbie-Berflc- j0 1 M Atlantic Express Denver. Omah Council BluffA Kansas City, and all Points East dolly.... 7:1 for the purpoee of ratifying the result of the recent prlmarie drafting platforms and making plans for the Under the new primary campaign. law, which la having Its first trial In this campaign, these councils taka In the place of state conventions. The following compose the council for each party: Candidates for state offices, tor congresses, for United States senator, for the .state senat for the state house of represenatives, holdover United States senators and state senator the chairman of the county central committee for each county. This makes a membership of the councils of about 100, there being 105 commitsenators teemen, 155 representative and fifteen stats officers and ten congressmen. This makes up the party council of each party and all of these councils are meeting in Topeka at the some time. The Republicans have the largest council, aa then were candidates for every position on the ticket. This council Is to make up the party platform for the campaign and decide how the business of the campaign la to bo conducted. The actual work of root running the campaign devolves upon an executive committee of nine memthe chairmen of the congressional HISTORIC PEN HELD AS RELIC. ber In the party council no committee allowed. are If member la Used by Franklin In Signing Declara- proxies no one else can vote hla not present tion of Independence. sentiments and hla name la not called. The primary law requires that the George Edward McLeland, who llvea at 2536 North New Jersey street, Indi- party platforms must be made public anapolis, does not have much use for on the day following the adjournment a pen. Inasmuch aa he la not yet five of the party council. years old, but he nevertheless has the moat Interesting pen In Indianapolis. Painted from Lift. It la the one with which Benjamin The monk who acta aa guide to the Franklin signed the Declaration of Hla grandfather, CapL many people that visit the old misIndependence. George W. McLeland, who has passed sion at Santa Barbara, Cal., la a and Interesting figure. In hla eighty-sixtbirthday, has handed the relic down to the younger George. his brown robe of heavy, coarse mateCapL McLeland received It from hla rial, a rosary hung at the cord belt, grandfather, Alexander McLeland, who and the cowl thrown back from hla closely cropped head, he Is in strange s waa'a page in the continental contrast to the fashionably dressed He shows a pardonable pride Grandfather was a page In that visitor historic congress," said the youthful in the mission and all its content The curiosities which remain from the Georges grandfather, and time of Mexican rule la California, the he waa nicknamed Sandy by its altar clotha and members. He gave me this pen, which exquisite drawn-worIs made of a wild turkey feather, when the mural decorations are pointed out I last saw him at our home down in in a manner approaching reverence. Although he Is occasionally Inexact In Jefferson county. In 1831. he Is sincere, and You see, I was only a shaver, about his description aa big as young George there, when he his naivete la so amusing that It would be a carping, critic give It to me. lie told me thst all tha men who signed the Declaration of In- that would take issue with him. Concerning one of the paintings in dependence did not nse the same pen, and that when Franklin signed It he the church, he once said to a party turned to him and aald: Here, Sandy, of tourists: "This is a picture of the Virgin you take this and keep it, and now run along and tell the sexton to ring Mary, painted from life by Murillo." the bell, and he then, with tbla pen In hla hand, hastened out to the old THE PEOPLE ALL man at the bell, and the first music of liberty rang out on the air. Give Us "My grandfather lived to be 85 fa Oaves Crlc years old, and now thst I have passed that milestone, and my days are num- This word of bits has been In every bered, I pass the old relic down two ones mouth, and many art wonderint what tha word signifies, though no an 1 came very near, howgeneration yet been found, who will deny tbs' ever, turning It over to the old liberty has KSTWBROB does tha wors bell people when the bell waa In Indi- Well, for the HERITCIDE Information of thousands c anapolis a few years ago." people who Uko to know all about a goo thing, wo would aay that HERPICID1 means, a destroyer or killer of Herpes, DAKOTA CLUB WOMEN. Now Herpea" la the family name of : disease caused by various vegetable par PIERRE, 8. D., Aug. 25. South Da- aaltes. A similar microbe causes dan kota club women are today pouring druff, itching scalp, and falling hair; thl rela the microbe that NEWBRO'B UERPI into th city and will be given ception thla evening, preliminary to CIDE promptly destroy a; after which th grew Bold by leading druggist the formal opening tomorrow of the hair Bend 10c. in stamps for sample to Tb convention of the State Federation of Harpidda Co.,. Detroit Mich. Womens club Two sices .58 cents and ILS morals, contrary to public policy, and indictable at common law. No one should be permitted to remain In the profession who hunts up nefecta In titles or other causes of action and informs thereof in order to be employed to bring suit, or who breeds litigation by seeking out those with claims for personal Injuries or those having any other grounds of action In order to secure them as clients, or who employe agents or runners for like purpose or who pays or rewards directly or indirectly those who bring or Influent's the bringing of such esses to his office, or who remunerates policemen, court or prison official physician or othera hospital attache who may aucceed, under the guise of giving disinterested Friendly advice, In Influencing the criminal, the sick and the Injured, the Igorant or others to seek hie professional servlet" The Lawyer's Duty. The lawyer's duty In the last analyNo client, sis Is defined aa follows: Continuing the report calls attention cnriKirale or Individual, however powto the fact that the tendency of the erful, nor any cause civil or iiolltlcal, courts In common luw cases la to con- however Important, la entitled to restrue adherence to strict legal rules as ceive, nor ehould any lawyer render, the right of each party, and to re- any service or advice Involving disverse if there has been any Infraction loyalty to the law whose ministers we of these rule are, or disrespect of the Judicial ofThis ntukea the trial of a rase a fice, which we are bound to uphold, or in corruption of any person or persons game," declares the committee, which the one wine who plays the most exercising a public office or private skillfully, the merite of the controversy trust or deception or betrayal of the the public. When rendering any such having no part." The unrestricted right to a writ of Improper service or advice, the lawemir In criminal cases Is characterised yer lays aside his robe of office, and In by the committee ae a flagrant abuse his own person invites and merits In Judicial procedure. stern and Just condemnation. CorreThese writ" the committee adds, spondingly, he advances the honor of are constantly sued out solely for hla profession and the best Interests delay. The punishment of notorious of his client and his undertaking exact criminals thus is constantly being post- compliance with the strictest principles poned In violation of every principle of mortal law. He must also observe of Justice. Tills is especially flagrant and advise hie client to observe the In the suing out of writs of error from statute law, though until a statute law the Supreme court of the United shall have been construed and interSt atee to review the decision of the preted by competent adjudication, ha highest courts of criminal Jurisdiction la free and la entitled to advise as to in the several states. We recommend Its validity and as to what he conthat no writ of error returnable In scientiously believes to be in its Just criminal cases to the Supreme court meaning and extent. But above all a of the United States should be allowed lawyer will find hla higher honor In a unless a Justice of that court shall deserved reputation for fidelity to pricertify that there is probable cause to vate trust and to public duty, as an believe that he defendant was unjustly honest man and as a patriotic and loyal convicted." citizen. ' Adopted in England. The committee declares that the reOdd Beauests In Will forms in civil procedure which it A lady recently lett 11,000 a year for recommends are not theoretical, but Ihe comfort of her parrot Far more have been tried and adopted In Eng- extraordinary waa the bequest of sn land to the satisfaction of the bar Ohio gentleman, who left money for s and the benefit of litigant These re- cat Infirmary or sanitarium, which forms In England have resulted In was to have rat holes for sport and far more expeditious procedure. They ample grounds for exercise. The same would be equally beneficial here. testator, wishing to give soma conThe report of the committee on legal solation to the feline race, whom he ethics Is very exhaustive and covers supposed to supply the material named all the relations of a lawyer with his catgut left directions for his Intesclients and the public. The canons deal tines to be made Into fiddle string with the various problems confronting and these to he sold, the proceeds to the attorney In hie professional con- be used for the purchase of an accordion which one of the nursea at thla duct. While the right of a lawyer to de- cat Infirmary was to play continually fend one whom he belles. to be for the delectation of the cat guilty Is upheld, to the end that no WYOMING EDITORS. person be deprived of lire or liberty but by due process of law, the atSHERIDAN, Wyo., Aug. 25. Editors torney in such defense is commanded to keep within clearly defined legal and publishers of all the leading pabounds and "must not do for a client pers of Wyoming are present at the what his sense of honor would forbid session of the State Tress asoclation, opened today. him to do for himself." Down With Advertising. DISAGREEABLE AT HOME. Newspaper advertising or the solicitation of business by circulations la Lots of men and women who are branded as unprofessional". In the agreeable with other get cranky" matter of stirring up litigation, the re- at home. Its not disposition. Its the port says: It Is unprofessional fop a liver. If yon find in yourself that lawyer to volunteer advice to bring yon feel cross around the house, litlaw suit, except In rare esses wbero tle things worry you. Just buy a botties of blood relationship or trust make tle of Ballarda Herblne and put your It his duty to d0 sa ' Not only Is liver in shape. Ton and everybody stirring up strife and litigation unpro- around you will feel better for It Price fessional, but it is disreputable in 50 cents per bottle. Geo. F. Cave. 10 Na on Trial. Law TIMtC Ue 4 Arrive. Exprvu from Council Bluff Om. ha. Denver, Kansas City Na 0 California ud East, dally s 4 Na I Fast Mail Na Overland Limited (nm Council Bluff. Kansas City. 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