The daily pioneer. [volume], December 19, 1903, Image 6

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ORGANIZATIO N IS
COMPLET E
Beltrami County Bar Associ
ation Adopts a Constitu
tion and By-Laws.
DEMANDS PURITYIN THE RANKS
OF THE PROFESSION.
High Personnel of the Bar Prom
ises a Career of Usefulness For
the Association.
The second meeting of the Bel
trami County Bar Association
was held at the office of Gibbons
& Torrence at 8 o'clock yester
day evening for the purpose of
adopting a constitution and by
laws to govern the association.
The bar was very largely repre
sented, and manifested great in
terest in the meeting. The com
mittee on constitution and by
laws, consisting of F. E. Craw
ford, John F. Gibbons and Henry
Fimkley, handed in their report,
and the by-laws and constitution
were discussed at great length,
the discussion finally resulting
in their unanimous adoption.
The constitution and by-laws
were along the same lines as
those adopted by other bar asso
ciations throughout the state,and
particular attention is directed
to Article 3 of the by-laws, which
is as follows
"In addition to the duties
which usually devolve upon the
president, it shall also be his
duty to examine and investigate
any case of professional miscon
duct by any member of the legal
profession residing in the County
of Beltrami, or practicing in the
courts therein, and when in his
judgment a case warrants further
consideration, he shall call a
meeting of the association for
further action in relation thereto.
The accused shall be notified of
the time and place of said meet
ing, and at such meeting may
show cause, if he so desires, why
disbarment proceedings should
not be entered against him, but
in the determination of such
question he shall not be entitled
to vote. The question of the in
stitution of disbarment proceed
ings shall be determined by a
majority vote of all other mem
bers present, and if it be the
Handkerchiefs Ribbons
Belts
Purses Wrist Bags
Kid Gloves
Waistings
E^ire
Yarn Mitts
Golf Gloves
Shell Goods
Dolls
Photo Albums
Toys
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A Capacious Stocking.
There was a decided sensation
at a down town store yesterday
when a well dressed woman was
discovered stealing a quantity of
lace from one of the bargain
counters. The woman had been
around the store for some time
looking over goods and when
turned over to the police she had
a stocking full of trinkets. They
were returned to the owners and
the woman begged for leniency
so hard that it was granted.
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sense of the meeting that such
proceedings be taken, then it
shall be the duty of the president
to have such disbarment made
and to conduct the necessary
proceedings to that end."
The object of this by-law is
manifest. Its aim is to shield
the public against the trickery
of imposters and to prevent un
scrupulous and dishonest'men of
the profession from getting a
foothold. Any person having a
grievance against an attorney in
Beltrami County, is, by this by
law, afforded an opportunity of
presenting the same to the presi
dent of the Bar Association,
whose duty it is to inquire into
the nature of the offense, and to
take the matter up before the
association for final determina
tion. If the charge of the
agrieved person is found true,
immediate action will be taken to
have the attorney disbarred from
practic of law.
No small degree of credit
should be given the Beltrami
Bar Association for not only en
deavoring to keep and maintain
the legal profession upon the
high plane where it belongs, but
also for affording the laity pro
tection from impositions of all
kinds. This by-law affords pro
tection for the attorney from any
and ail unjust aspersions rights
the wrongs of the agrieved client,
and cannot but be productive of
good results.
It is evident that the Beltrami
County Bar Association will
prove a very influential organiza
tion and that it will help mater
ially in the progress of Beltrami
county. The officers of the asso
ciation are as follows: President,
Chester McKasick Vice Presi
dents, Henry Funkley and
Charles Scrutchin Secretary,
Graham Torrance Treasurer,
G. W. Campbell.
Bti^y Hoods
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'low Tops
lawls
11. 3ck Furs
Bed Spreads
All Ladies and Misses Hats at Half Price. The Largest Stock and Best Values in Ladies and
Children's Underwear and QFVFP^^^Vf
Hosiery in the city at 0iWEiU.OVll S
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Smuggled Silks.
A lady and gentlemen are can
vassing the residence portion of
the city today offering for sale a
line of silks. The lady tells
a story to the effect that
the silks have been smug
gled across the Canadian line
quite promiscuously. Those who
wish to purchase will undoubt
edly find just as good a grade of
goods in one of the stores that
are patrons of the Pioneer's ad
vertising columns.
Meets Tonight.
The charter commission has a
meeting at the court house to
night. The various committees
will be appointed at this time.
Judge Spooner has been heard
from regarding the matter of
rules for the government of the
commission and has stated that
the charter may adopt such rules
for its government as the mem
bership deems advisable.
Probating Estates.
The final hearings in the
estates of Grace L. Stone and
Dell Teeters were' had at the
court house today. The former
consists of real estate to the
value of about $1,500 and a
brother and sister are the sole
heirs. The latter consists of
property to the value of about
$2,000. A wife and two children
minors are the heirs.
Schools Closed at Nymore. O
The public schools have been
closed at Nymore for the past
week and if all reports are true
there is something doing in the
village. The development of a
case of scarlet fever, the only one
in the village, is responsible for
the action. Nymore has no
health officer but if it had, it is
asserted, the schools would be
allowed to continue.
Liquor Dealers' Masquerade.
The Ketail Liquor Dealers'
Association have a regular meet
ing tomorrow afternoon. One of
the important matters that will
be up for consideration is the
masquerade ball which the asso
ciation proposes to give some
time in February.
Crossing Lake Irvine.
Heavy loads were hauled across
Lake Irvine for the first time
yesterday, teamsters have re
garded the ice as unsafe up to
the present time owing to the
snow on it.
Corsets Silk Mitts
Dress Goods Patterns
Under Skirts
Towels Napkins Table Linens
Table Spreads
Next Door to .First Nat. Bank.
Greatest Clothing Sale of the Season
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Entire Stock to be Sld Regardless of (^ost
W are overstocked with Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats, Underwear Shoes, and all
kinds of Furnishing Good
The season so far has been dull, and in order to move our stock of heavy winter goods at once we will sacrifice every article in the store
Take notice of our prices and corn-pare them with what others say:
MEN'S OVERCOATS
$7-50
9.50
11.50
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Former price $18, sale price
Former price $14, sale price
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We
Do All Kinds
of
Tin and Iron Work
Pump
Steam and Water
Pipe Repairing
a Specialty A. A
This store
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acknowl-
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center for
useful
Holiday
Gifts.
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Silk Suspenders, Fur Lined Mits, Fur Lined Caps
All Exclusive Styles and in keeping with
our High Grade Line of Men's Clothes
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MEN'S SUITS
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HARDWARE
CHRISTMAS FOOTWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS
Men's $4.50 and $4 Shoes, several lines of d0 Kf\
winter weights, double soles, per pair ^tMmtMM
Men's $4 and $3.50 Shoes, broken line in Box Calf.
4 Cordovan, Vici Kid, Patent Calf, in all sizes O Q/\
$3.50 and $3 Shoes in Box Calf. Colt Skin. 9 pr A
4* Vici Kid, Kangaroo Calf, special at ****J\J
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THE CLOTHIERS.
CHRISTMAS CLOTHING
Make Everything
in
Hot and Cold Water
Tanks
Hot Water Boilers
Chimney Jackets
Sinks, Etc
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Matchless Men's Suits and Overcoat
values that no other store can equal, 4,
the productions of Stein-Bloch and
B. Kuppenheimer Co.'s Clothing,
America's Supreme Clothes Makers
$15 and $16 Suits and Overcoats $10 4
20 and 22 Suits and Overcoats 15
25 and 28 Suits and Overcoats 18 4
30 and 32 Suits and Overcoats 20
Gifts the^t Men will Appreciat
Smoking Jackets, Silk Um
brellas, English Brovats, Silk
Mufflers,Reef ers,Fancy Vests,
Pajamas, Silk Night Eobes,
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$12.00
9.00 &
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Regular
$15 and
$16
Suits
and
Overcoats
at $10.