Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20

/ VOID, inc pref3 ought 10 snow th'
people where We are wrong
instead Of borating 'he Judge a
being DO some indefinite way relai
/ cd 10 the interests controlled b.
railroad attorneys. or ia close fel
loRship with the money trust oo
called why h II that the press dol
not show by arguments thai The dc
ci8.On 0ycrthrOHing the city ordi
nance Or statute was wrong b. pf"
seniine the reasons Why the 0rdi
nance or statute in not IN cpnflic
with tho constitution 81 the rniie'
States How many Of you Seutlcm0
write such cdiiorials9 Some OF son
do. and some Of sou DO not w.
Ian know that some cases can right
b. boz carried 10 the supreme court
Of Tho United states. and whaicfr'
may bee The decision Of that great
court. all persons OF all classes cheer
fully yield obedience.
Take the recent enactment 100
the State Of California win rc'r
oncc 10 their alien statutes dH rr
speri8 the holding Of real estate
have no Information 40 10 ah''h..
that statute is 10 conflict Hith DO"
treaty between this country and Ia
pan. or not Hut can any man DOUBT
uhat an honest and coungroN
Judge viii hold. b. the asr brought
before him presents The question.
aud such court finds there IH q rpu-
flict bctRcou the statute and the
treaty. as lo which shall give aRas
Can California OF any other ono
State ride down a treaty between
this country and Japan I only aa'
this for an illustration. aud nOi
an expression Of opinion Hiih refer
oncc 10 tho merits OF tho California
legislation Bui the constitution w
the United States says that 900. con
tuition and all treaties made there
under shall boz the supreme ldN ni
fhp Hud and 81 O. statute and r'ai.
arc BOO conflict that which H upr"m"
must prevail 0.rr that which if not
supreme
Julfp WCTHOTUu 7TiJi tife--Hnil--
class of newspapers aud magazine
If th, country aro often of great AID
to Oh, courts in bringing about do
sired reform and court procedure
Continuing. hc declared that there
are too many rerci,crHhips. with %
torucys for the complaining party %
rocling me officer
THE newspapers boz said. as 500
with faW exception. do not seem q.
have graspcd th.a c,il real or Huppu
ed. sometime % D. @ real evil. and
sometimes b. Is ouly supposed oI|.
but generally subiociiug tho courts
To- harmful criticism " this mat
ter we're given greater publicity and
he reasons for aud against roroiy
FRS. the result would Boz for The pub
lic good. as well eel for the good OF
Interested parties
i repeat that II b. the duty of
an. including newspapers. 10 hc r'.
spoctful to the courts and OF aid TO
the courts la q decorus administra-
ton of public justice but Il Is idle
10 talk othc effect that courts IN
heir procedure are not subject 90
We talk about the science |
IF law. II Is q science. but an iu.
xact science. For instance. the su-
lrpmo court of the United states /
With reference 10 the monopoly Great
20 hy patents aud the sale of pat
'ntod articles under such monopoly
has within one year handed down
Wo decisions. the results being oppo-
.itc holdings. oWing to the different
OF the court And so It .a|
with reference To- many other sub
.ccts Judges. like other men 81
'qual experience. equal in age, or
equal iu learning. equal in fairness.
'f disposition. reach different con
Illusions II Is So IN an business al
fairs of life. and 1t will ever bee 800.
,f course.
The one weakness OF the ucWspn
nors lies Boz the fact that too many
newspapers prcdctormuc q fixed poo
LEY Of such paper and determine q,
advance whether the holding Of the
'ourts, " one way or the other shall.
be- commended or disappro,cd. AMI
hen the matter Is taken up hy some
editorial writer whose name g. not
,noWn to the public,
lu speaking of courts. in The
main have referred 90 the Unite
States Courts There are Other
,husc- which Dr. fully exposed. would
result for the better
IN this connection. Judge Neither
ION spoke of the treatment OF juror
md favored greater liberty for them
BE- said there should be- NO greater
occasion for having detectives folllr
jurors than 10 follow judges.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.