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STATE AND COUNTY
Drunken Driver Public Menace
Motor Accidents Cause
96,0C0 Deaths in HENDERSON HEADS
Tlee Ycars COUNTY BAR
By AqSOCIATION
Ed. j. Gaff
County Attorney, Hennepin Co.
Ninety-pix thuoiiselnd motor leath,
in the pao. three yaro. in America
pir-vo 116. title.
'there nr, ppetle in this world who
have H, sC'Me of Color. They cn.
not dl5tiaguioh red from ge nn or
hlue front yellnw. There are others A
who have not sense of msuic, They
rn-nt ditigoish one Air from
another. They rnnot tell the Ptar
Spanleid Banner fr.,,s Dieic. It is
sit a00i:w to them. From my daily
contart vdth drulkon auto deltocr,
nnl careless (!river- I liuivo rearbcd
Ith ronclusiona that wil Also have iTl
this world people wnho have no moral
piaFe. htigt or.d wrong inva abxo
Inlely nothing to them.
There 13a n0 greater neoace to
life Ihon a dru nken pet oio a' the
Aterring wheel of an ontenohilh.
Society woulM t nuch soer to
place it anoahine gula in C t, lsnh.i Willfas It lenderson
of an Insanse in i nd turn hlro looe
on a busy street. Our new president, William
The drurhrn driver spsrve no one. llcnlerqnn, needs no introduction I
lii' vleinn su aronix the rich and the leaders of this paper. It give
poor alike-the ! Oninl, the old-the ui frest pleater. however, to pat
tron+ and the wiiik. Widowe ard Ilh the following letter, wshieh w
oralins know him. lie ainers, received in the unusl enurse of orr
crushes nnd dvsLroya. A drunken spitoltene Asid which shown I
srivor is a dasigronros ormy. aending In brsoder fields than th
Recently the entire city of - iv. hich we attempt to cover In the
nrapolis wn Prskt!d by the death rolumn. 'isia letter was reeivi
of a mother And son on the Sniskopt-e from the , ommer-ial Law Lealr
highway caured by a drunken driver. of Amlerica and is quoted o follow
Any drunken driver is about a' Mr. Carslen G, Jltratiot. lditar,
depi-ahle a cre ture so our civliz - The loepi La err,
lion hos produced. Thero cat) be no New hark Lf ala,.
SMinarspoli.. OlnlssssoI
compromise with the drunken driver I5.00 St. .lont
-s'hent a-s convince him tist he yeure ort lbt ±th at hand and sob
will not hi tolerated, we shall be Nedte to soy I .. raei et5.r a II
Su55e*15f an ceehnge of aw
well on our way to his elimlnatiot. live pbislictroso. your nlm ie I=
One medical authority has Phown rada boen iod en e ailing
that drusnken driveiu kilt or injure 1ind0. asl one Jose u i ksw
aholftd5 wih -5e stnuaisoI kew.
two persons per occident, n lgillhist shll ba wyh i Heart ght iof,
nn'! hy the lion-intoxicated person. Nose ihe -shotr lar Atoettl 1 I
Fale Accidents rutid by drunken doublyse o ht yor owingI t h Use n
that ono e sr test and unwO p
Costsns'f Onpope4, risess ese msemenrs, pad a former lieeid
otw b-ppiens to he chief essefthy,
;oss osttstlotion.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE OF Very irab rest
HENNEPIN COUNTY x J -I RtIGE,
ORGANIZED Soceally
It ha heen Announced that the
judiciary, Committee or hlennepin MISSOURI TAKES ACTION
Coiaty ban organizd Al follows: AGAINST INDEPENDENT
Josioh E, Brill, Chairumn. INSURANCE ADJUSTMENT
Loren C. Babcock, Secretary. CORPORATION
Bergmann Richsri, Publicity. Shortly prior to July ath last
Governor Floyd 13. Olson has been test suit was Instituted by Attorne
given a copy of the by-laws and the General Roy M leitterick befoen t
Conimittee wsill go as a body to wait Tilieourt Supreme Court to de.
upon him upon hia eomplisnee with mine whether adjusting compatt
a Ial-getinn to that effect. can continue to engage In functlo
Term memhershipa on the commit- which he claims constitute -prad
tee have been allotted an follow.: log law. The complaint, filed at UI
First Grop-Harace Van Valken- requent of the Missouri State ]a
burg. one year: Leslie .. Anderion, Association. was directed against th
two yearn; Paul Christopherson. Universal Adjuelstent a inspectla
three years. Co. of Kansos City and charged th
Second tirnp-A. J. Casey, o00 the defendant was guilty of usnrpln
year; Loren C. Babcock, two years; privileges, franchises, rilhts and a
Andrew N. Johnson, three years. thoritles tot granted by tho. state
Third Crop-eTermann Richards, Missouri In wroulffully and Illegal
Iuie year; Mark Woolley, two Years; engaiging In the practice of law,
Josiah E. lrlil, three yoers. Cntlbnued fops pf i, co9lias I
by HInnepin County Bar Association
NEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA' SLPTEIERk1935 -
F ].
LAWYER
Digitized from Best Copy Available
THE
HENNEPIN
BAR ASSOCIATIONS OPEN .ffiCES
NEW MEMBERSHIP STATE BAR ELECTS
OF STANDING COMMITTEES
ANNOUNCED LEE 0. BYARD
-A icrefol examination of the new PRESIDENT
totinnery of our loCl association, At the Juno convention of the kil
whih gvena ampte Stat.e Ila Association out Il lonta
'awhich given a complte l of the 1
s .tatnding e'omittees, re,-els the felowa memter of te lietlnspi r N. 4R
thought which our new president, Counw member of the o nnsln ferok it 61 e1 ph. and
William U. Htenderson, has devoted Ityard, wa Asotid to thae preoiey xtetsith, n IqIslide h4t-
to making the selection. Every rhado of the Associatlon. tadcest that e I t l r
of thought tS well represented with-
out loslng sight of those wsho have of a peaent#lie of th lime'
served us welt in the past. Every sOtatae i&e MeoplatiitatoL he
appsoint ient is deigned to place the ahared also by SONMte Ij PM,
ii0ltoOe on the committee where Uar Aasoeinlat W Nvw
his telents can le exercised to their York Lite WeUlp. O . boft
hesIt advantage. With these commit- ed the bi di eri eas-
tees at work in hocking up the new ........ clf
officrrs much will be accomplfshed he Office If OqaPiO witihth
for the good of the bir during the asic5aa7 frnfilte .old Uotl*.W
com ing year. gip t ian ld l .
For the converienee of our mem-. raph !ad a pqkdi w-m
hers C. complete list Of these Vend- graph. Thr I. * li-
log eommiltces Is given is follows: sisea, pimauatiy 11&0 o . as-
Progrsm- Pauin, Jroocak, Ch, Be- tolwns C iheajy tol h mo d 1110
nita F. ti ekbe, Ee , Witt Verion s. hit f th i.1 ib g 'at .eIae e
Welch, John l. Palm r, M atthew J. ed commf 3e I AG M . ad
Lcvist thiarlen 11, Davis and Micve J. - f +
Fisiseshi oirsmn,.
Public Relstloi.s-lar ld 0. ('ant, soclatad wis Mr. Rome in ,ms
Ch., John de iaitlre, Ee., with ieo- ! Io t5o at t e s q1iai few
vitt It. arker, John F. Bonner, Cls. Lee Blrelak Ryad t. She. ,o di
A. Ritler, l]o P. McNally arid John ezparlea i M a10
A. Weeks. Mr. Byard wai born In Nisne1si- knowlsdw at b. w d k4 a.-
B, 'emurl ts gnd Plocedurt-Er- ile Feb. 18, 1812. lie graduated froal seieto p d nolwinea 'on
a nest A.M ichol, Ch, Leioy Htowen, sarvard in 11105 with an A. B. He whh t
,* ,ee., with Ernest E. Watson, W. W. graduated from the Harvard College Th = A. ll #0
b- Daitwali. Qsarter IT.~miso Leutl, af Law iza 190, wtiths -An for 00amR4b11n
ere W. Youngdshl, Thomas 13. Ifr, 1010 hr was aioitted to thil Miii pyWa e
.G A. Youniquist ad Thomse Ven. eots bar and has been In entatm, s Wleltalo a he.16 P.
e, rAm practice In firm-ppoli since that shilesaiik S I O e5 .! MI
at Bar -Memorial-John C Bason, date. The new president forirly of u ni st l e. agfswi
8, Ch., Charles If. Haperi., Ser., with headed our asescioti n, end lest year skon that b*60 a Oial tW lo
od Horace Von Valkeoburg, F. Gordon wa vice preslent of h. state e.- Infl-oe IAt t-pa.aFin ..
*u Wright and Gordon J. Mangan, soclation, also chairman of its corn- The grow e r t it4 ies
A- Criminal Law and Practile-Pred sittet on integration of the tar. especlally, the Work l
P. Wsrber, Ch. Felix e. Moe ., comtt , sa s e f ie Oi-
with Mathias Baldwin, Neil gfuhes. .en i a h M +I
11arold C. Bellow, Win. 0. Compton, of t m e aM -.I
Leo P- MelIale, Clyde R. White snd ofFICIAL NOTICE t the w V s
- Maynerd H, Pirelg. OFFICI. tih v wtl I
or Rellef-Abbott L, Fletcher, Ch. Notice Is hereby gim tuat wet-. noe al s aieseU
W. Patti Moorhead, Sme., and James the following lssa have oled alimses ad ti e a m eelt
t I. Sheare been nominated as candidates 1 by fflon s e
it Reel EAstte Law and Pratlce-- for election to the Minesa ct ebabum ten thoe a
Walter 3. Troguer, CIL, Buth B. RhO- State Bar Association Judiri- wa :heseisew, s t .i
he berg, See, with Siner B. Young, soy Commttee, sl wi .oth ...c;plll a-
ot Henry W, Ia etoce, Dessi. P. A mite. Ands, tork o. aot I
Myers, Ralph H. Comsford, j. R. Nell . An l, italed a seem eath p. im*A
a Everett, Charles T. Murphy and F. Join C. Beneon of ow a d , the
0. Patton. Jhnasi. Q R and, Jr,, S aione s nd I i
Cth.c-- e . O'Brien, C., a tk . Mrley, , It I , ora
James D. Bfin, Soe., with Samual . P zria . Mrleyn, t fi ttle MA I the
qmllow, Howard P. QUealy, Win. A. tE . Dhazdi a eaa%
uloward Anderson, H. E. NM og, Sigur IsBed.t aw ndh iiA e ovin t
Lewls W. Cild, Pau C. Christopher-
son nd Adolph Anderart. Notien d f-rthw Iyen0 klSt z oaiqs tt It t hwpu te
Un terildoelle Practice- dward 3. ot cer isofsusi ive hI t bis I ,ofit-. b -. . i bl *i e il
Loring, Cl., [hflip T. Sherma., Se ., clvid up to md Issleding . Rep- of5 l+ auk _' IdI
a with Mark S. Woolley, Haroild W. ltmber It, l&.' Of those nom- to both lawyrs ad the ll .
y COX, Robert . Morrison, M. C. Tifft, laoted, fouri aw to ba lleted. Tle ofc I doeotllUd l,i Me
be Elol Bsers, Edwin B. Murphy ard All moomintliors MUffT be by f lawMs 9 -li smaemeeIdp
Arnold A. Rirllins. iritten petition ad lt he will he ia. Nse th daqq*S me
as Hambsni -Martln 3. WSW, Ch., signed by at'least fee urd- and soead 0 o
Al frncis V. Davidson, Sec., withi A. J. JOg lasepero residWIn &I oadll sr Mit 'I =. ha 4
k- Caey6 Hstett W. Kati-m, Asmisest pin (Sunty. , tI h t ii/ neV . 040 tS
a* Tautge rs Jerq A. Levino, J. C. ' n b a ui , hi a -be,.
r lo'eli... itdT. Carrll, Grandla 'Th k iln vdf l b b scrt II1ua -i
at Godiey and Alur T. Nelsorn. ballost and will he conduetd iy, th'I We* oft . cow 1g.l a
Cola mo&%hrT esn Commiatte to be anionuned blefi, me a iless bae~
ia at our first genei1 meeting on at l e
at A STUDINIVS VIEWtmoy1,IVS tiahaid -aet ofuj. .
igj A. atdest, taking th Michigan Rols d itly etiotisi ', mtion . . .
a-Par sallineOii was discussing yearn i, _.11K 01lse6,Ia .,mw tJ
f chsocs and tlanctsn in a. test on , 5~e m inatb
'coeatila4tloul w. No maid the 5y jM.mAta ~h .sa,
* trouble wi ? m system w ee 'too A l I et + m d l -m
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