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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
From Tuesday's Daily.
On Campaign Trip

Tton Aueeoay DeAiy.
 On campaion Trip
 5 Mcclure, progressive candidatt for sheriff, and Jacob scheer,r. pro- greseive candidate for supervisor, wers in Tombstone yesterday looking afteI their political fences.
 In From Huachucas
 James Haverty was . vi itor in Tombstone yesterday fr m his ran h in the Huacbucs mountains. Fairbank Visitors Henry K Street, manager of the B. quiliss Land < Cattle company, and Arthur Henev, mayor ot Fair bank were visitors in the county seat yesterday, making the trip in Mir | Street's E. NJ. F.
 Visiting Friends
 Mrs Ida Csrty was an incoming passenger Sunday morning from her home at Fort Huschuca, on . visit with friends.
 Returned Home Deputy Recorder Lee Hutchison returned home Sunday from Bisbee where he had been on . triel business mission.
 Returned From Bisbee
 Secretary ) N Gaines, of the Cochiss County Taxpayers Association. re- turned Sunday morning from a busi. nees visit to B;sbse.
 Visiting Mother
 Ms Joseph il Barbee, ds .ghter O Me Ower E Murphy, arrived yes'er day from Fl Pa-o. accompanied by her little son. Mir BarUee, who is con nected with the Guggenbeim interests, continued on into Mexico, where he gees on official matters. while Mrs Bsrbes will remain ipdefnitely ip romhs.cne pending set,lement O: affairs in the land of revolutions. Back From Paradise
 Slime Gailen returned yesterday morni 2 from PArsdi-e, where be has been looking alter his ninin interests in that sec ion Mir Gsllen has some very promising claims in the Psradise district.
 San Simon Visitors
 $ Cameron and M Lukesh, of San Simon, were smong the visitor. ia the city yesterday on business. On Business
 William Cowsn, the we'll known cattlemsn, was 8 vIsitor in the county seat teddy on business. Campaign Tour
 A party Of Republican candidates from Tombstone comprising c L Cum mmiogs candidate for supervisor. Frank Demsresl for treasurer, and J T KipRsbury for county attorney, made long campaign trip in the Sulphur Srriog valley. having left Saturday Curing their absence they visited Gleesop. Courtlsnd, Pesrce, Cochise, WiIlco1, Dos Csbezss, Mas cot Mine. Light, and return. They report splendid trip and matters shosing up good for themselves. Columbus Day Observed
 Toe memory Of Christopher Colum- bus great sc .ievenent in the discov cry ofthe New World. w.s commem- ors,ed in Tombstone and all over Ari- 'ns yesterday by keeping clused the doors of public offices and busine . houses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18

read his exchanges, and per icul. 7 the PRosPEcroR, through sonnet h:ng beside Roggles O! political bias. he might ieshze ih- force of arguments intended for tn nking men,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
WEDNESDAY Arizona's Area
 In Square Miles

PHOENIX, Oct. I3 -Asizona's total area is lI3 1858 square miles, or 72. 933 l2o acres Ot this area, .l46 square miles are covered by water.
 This data is absolutely accurate and is available for the first time, the land commission having made an investi- gstion and compilation at the request of ;he ,sx commission. According to the bee. information hereto ore avail- able. the area was 113 800 squa re miles, ur 72, ,933 ,120 acres.
 The land is divided smone the fours, teen counties as follows:
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Visits Parents

I.ha SrsviB SOD oi Chic: 0; foi'ce and Me George Brsvin, came over from Bsbee Sunday to spsud the day with his parents. He returned home on tire evening train.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18

WARRANTY DEED P Nave ct ux to K Jackson
 Douglas rop ........ l0 .. P V.ld,I ct ux to R Jackson
 DSuglas prop ..... 10 .. Iowle ct ux to c A Burke land ........ ...... 10 .. 0 Burke 10 Towle, Bensoo prop -..-............. 70 c Gilmore ct ux 10 H Gil- more, land ... ...... ll34 Soto. heirs to J Cox. Douglas prop .................. 950 ..
 oc DEED c Booth ct ux io o MoRse Bisbee piop ...... 10 .. G Gonzales e. ux to F Rsrrios Pirtleville prop. .... $50 Solomon- Wick srsbsm Com Co to E Monk Bowie prop l.. E Monk to Solomon Wicker sham Com Co, Bowie prop 1 ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18

The following is the official re. turns as csnvsssed by the city council last night:
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
In From Pearce

M"Bu.ch" Hartman, manager oi th- hslmont Bar. in Pearce, isin the caunty seat for several days on busi- nees.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Returned From Benson

Mrs Owen E Murphy, wife Of Rec-
 order Murphy, returned yest-rds. morning from Benson, wh re she ha. been visiting the psst few days with her daughter, Miss Clara O'Donnell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18

shsin:sllaia 5 Cu.lel Kemecl
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Returned to StronQhold

netuTHeu to SHJH8HOiu
 Pro- \ Rockfel.ow returned Iast vening 10 his ranch in the famous Cochise Stronghold, alter e brief vlsit 10 this city oo matters demanding h:s stten tiou.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Mill Leave on Vacation

Agent E J Westervelt, Of the E P 6 W in this city, ~ill leave shortly icl 'arious points in New Mexico, where ne goes on q vacation trip During the absence of Mir Wes,erve,t, Agent F Ssge will handle the affairs of the 'ocsl office
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Auditor Here

Joyful Tidings
 Bill" Hicks is numbered emooR the bappiest of Tomtsto i,es, for s.. terdsy he received the glad tidings chat . son bad been .dd to the family at Santa Fe, New Mexico. William is wearing proud al, .iuce the ioyial news .rrised. and 'yonng B,ll" is expected home sooL with his m other, in time for all to vote at tbe general election. Ana Bill says he is a s.auuch Republican too. and will DO doubt vote the straight ticket. Sudden Death
 The young con of Mir and Mrs De la Fuente passed away st the family reside ce this m m3'nirg. after a very br:ef illness Death came as . sur prise, ss the child had been ill but . short while and was nj con.:dered serious. Burial will be had in the City Cemetery. Mir De ls Fuente is as.sye. for the Phelps Dodge at the ijcsl mines.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
FREMONT NEWS

Those on the sick list tins week
are little Emma y and Bob Tal
Tor Coyington Mr.. Craddo2k
and children spent Ssiunluy Al
jam Williams Miss Leila Reeves
and Mr. and MrS Clack and
daughter. oule. we're Ia Union
City S,.tuNlay Rev jackson. of
Water Valley, filled his regular
appointment al the Pea Patch
school house Saturday night and
Sunday. Doll and Garneit VII.
ilams. Of Woodland Mills. were az
Silas Jackson = Sunday - John
Covington and family, OF near
Antioch, are spending the week
~ his fathers. viii Coyington.--
Bud Williams and family visited
relatives near Old Republic sun
day sam Williams was IN Union
City Monday. Frank Provow
AMI wife have moved 10 his
son s. Tom Provow. from HEX
man.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
MISSION AT ST. PAUL s.

The mission services at 81
Pad : Episcopal church arr beng
held every night 81 Z 30 clock.
fAc subjects for tine balance uf
tue week are as follnvs Thurs
day night, The Holy Rucharlsl
Friday night. the Church and i.e'
Bible, saturday night, Prcparalict
service Sunday night The llo,l
Catholic Church. The mass M
ing FOR the men Sunday after
noon viii Ice held in the Cysiu
Theatre at 3 p. m. The subjrci
will be Masonry and ihr
ChuN,h The Rev Mr.. Doan Is %
Royal An,h Mason and he want,
not only Musons % attend bat a..
men OF the community On Sun
day morning the subject will he
What think We Of Christ The
evening services begin prompt
ly ~ Z 20 with short lntipduc
tory service Make good USE of
the question box. Holy commuu
lion az 10 a. m. On Saturday 90
: a. M. The Sunday night seryit'
will begin at o clock
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
FOR WORKER AND HIS BOSS

Hot words and Fiery talk make even
the best Of fellows TO bate one an.
other
lie that continually thinketh evil OF
his employer begetteth trouble faster
than he can handle H.
A broken pledge haleth the boss into
court, and contract ignored brlngetb
the union into contempt.
lie that despiseth the man ahead
OF him proclaimeth his own stupidity
and hasteneth his own degradation.
The man that IL out OF a Job longeth
for work. but when he iindeth Il he Oft
forgettoth the man that provideth H.
In the fury Of the battle a brick II
a boomerang IN tho hands OF a striker
or his friend Charles Irwin Junkin IN
Truth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
CAYCE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs Geo. White, of I'm.
ron City. were gcsts of Mr. and
Mrs. q. b. White several days
.aSt week.-Mesdames George
Porter and Gueta Morton and
Miss Clara Mcdonnell. OF Union
City, and Mrs. VIII Sagc!I. al
near MI. Zion. were guests OF
Mrs. Ray Thomas Friday DR.,
lon Naylor, of Hickman, was in
town Friday -Alney Johnson
and Ray Thomas were in Union
City Saturday Tom and Jestus
AttcberTy were in Hickman Sat
urday Mr. aud Mrs. Lon Garth
and son, of Union City, wsIe
guests of Mr. and MS. Crucr
Saturday. MS. Henry Burns Wis.
tied Mrs. Wade Powell, of Oak
ton saturday Mrs Tom White
and daughter. Ruth, visited IN
Missouri several days last week.
Miss Allie Thomas visited MN
Jim Seay. of near Hickman, Fri
dayton Atteberry. Bill Clogs,
Sam Graham and Bob Alexander
are spending the week at Berkeley
fishing. Mrs. Minnie Graham
and daughter, Miss Pearle. Of
Hickman. visited relatives here
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Amer
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Rop-
er, Oscar Asbell, Ben Brown and
Lee Henry left Saturday for Cali
fornia. Mrs. Fannie Murchlson
returned Saturday from an cx.
tend,yi visit at Sharon, Tenn.
Rev. &. X. Coleman filled his first
appointment at Rush Greek Sun
day and a large number attend
ed.-Mr. and Mrs. Bob johnson
were in Hickman "Wednesday. -
Edgar Powell. Of Fulton, visited
Bob Powell and family Tuesday
DR. c. A. Wright, Tom Atteber
~ and :. 4. Johnson attended
services at Rush Creek Sunday
Carl Freeman and sister, LOIS
were guests of DR.. G. a. Wright
and wife Tuesday and Wcdnes-
day-Thec will be an ice cream
supper at the school house Nov
Goth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
ROPER DISTRICT ITEMS.

Miss Allie Thomas, of Cayce,
spent Saturday with her broth
er, Jim Thomas, and family. -
Miss Lottie Weaver, of Fulton,
who has been visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Fannie Henry, for several
weeks, returned home Sunday. -
Miss May johnson is quite i'll of
typhoid fever.-Mrs. Gale Roach
and children, of Cayce, spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Len Bry-
ant.-Vester Phillips and family,
Jordan, visited Drew Liep and
wife Sunday.-Mrs. Isreal Clark,
of near State Line, spent We'd
nesday with her nephew, John
Sloan, and family. Miss Mary
Lunsford, of Hickman, spent last
week with her sister Mrs. Hugh
French, and family.-Lee Henry
left Saturday for Los Angeles,
Cal.-Mrs. Will Fields and the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
French are on the sick list. -
Fannie Henry and brother, Price
spent Sunday with their aunt,
Mrs. Kate Bynum, of near Full
ton.-Mrs. X. A. Fields and
daughters, Myra Shelton and Haz
ell, visited her sister, Mrs. A. B.
Johnston, OF near Hickman, Sat
urday.-Mrs. S. n. Sweeney, OF
Hickman. visited our school Wed
nesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Robt
johnson, of Cayce. spent several
days last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Roper
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
HOLY ROLLER (9)" BAND
HOLDING BIG REVIVAL.

A band Of religious workers are
conducting a revival ia the Elliott
building in West Hickman. On
account of the peculiarly Of the
service, We are told, large crowds
are attending; in fact. some are
being converted 10 their faith.
whatever that may be called.
They are referred 10 ~ Holy
Rollers and Sect of the Tn
known Tongue.
Twelve converts were baptlsod
AT the river Sunday. aud a mum
her of others are 10 receive this
ordinance later.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
DIDN'T LOSE UNCLE 81.

A city man recently visited his
country cousin" The man from
the city, wishing to explain the
JOY Osf metropolitan life, said
I'VE have certainly been having
fun the last few days. Thurs
day we autoed 10 the country
club, and golfed until dark, then
trollied back TO town and danced
until morning. The country
cousin was not to be stumped in
the least, so began telling OF some
of his pleasures of the simple
life; I'VE have had pretty good
times here, too. One day we
buggied out To Uncle Ned's and
went out TO the back lot, where
We baseballed all the afternoon. F"
A sturdy old farmer who was
listening, not to be outdone,
took up the conversation at this
point and said: II was having
some fun about this time myself.
| muled TO the cornfield and gee
hawed until sundowa. Then ]
suppered until dark, and piped
until one o'clock, after which |
bedsteaded until the clock fived,
after which | breakfasted until
it was time to go muleing a
gain.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19

Those engraved cards YOU eN
pecl 10 give "a q holiday gift
pleasr lee us have the order
NOW 50 there viii positively hc
mo- disappointment An prizes
from $3.50 up The Courier.
G. W and r. A. lIolcomhc or
rived Tuesday 10 spend a few
days with their mother. AIRS 4
4. llolc0mbe
Ms A. NJ. Tyler came over
from Newborn. Tenn, Tueslay
10 visit Hickman friends aud
r,latives.
Mrs Mamie Adkins returned
10 her home in Union City after
a visit 10 &. II Moore and wife.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
ANTITRUST LAW
BEFORE COURT
ARGUMENT ON APPEAL or iMPE
RIAL TOBACCO COMPANY
FROM CONVICTION.
WILL ACCEPT new ESTIMATES
Employees Are Given Opportunity re
Revise Their Psyrolls-Aetion To
Cover Reductions.

Construction Of IN,
Kentucky antitrust laws. since the
supreme court OF the United States de
clarcd the antitrust laws, as inter
preted with the Crecellus act permit
ting pooling by growers. uEconsts;a
tional. was asked OF the court OF ap
peals In the appeal OF the Imperial
Tobacco Co. from the Judgment Of the
Union circuit court. penallIlng Il S.
500 on a charge OF consplring TO de
press the price OF tobacco In Hender
son county below its fair value
Both the Imperial Tobacco Co Of
Kentucky and the Imperial Tobacco
Co. OF Great Britain and Ireland. Lin
ited. were penalized $4,000, The case
was transferred to Union county from
Henderson. where the indictment vas
returned. but as Union county IL 10
the Henderson stemming district. the
company complained that Il could not
have fair trial there. Several
grounds fer reversal are presented In
the appeal. which was argued. but
both the company and the common
wealth dwelt at length on the effect
Of the decision OF the United States su
preme court In the international Har
vester Co. case
The court Of appeals construed the
Crecellus pooling act OF 1896 Into the
anti.pool Law as requiring the charge
OF pooling to control prices TO include
pooling for the purpose Of depressing
or raising the price below or above a
fair value OF the article. The supreme
court held this latter to be illusory and
impossible Of defining so that the de
PENDANT could know when he was VIC
latlng the law. In substance. Com.
monwealth's Attorney 8 V. Dixon. Of
Henderson. insisted that the court
should uphold the antitrust Law az
interpreted prior 20 the enactment Of
the Crecellus pooling act. and hold the
latter, az well as Section 1875 OF the
constitution. providing for the pas
sage Of laws to prohibit the depressing
or raising OF prices below or above thu
fair value Of the article void.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
Train Accommodation.

The Christian circuit court aned the
Louisville a Nashville railroad $500
for violating the section OF the sep
aratecoach Law. which requires that
the railroads shall make no discrim
lna,ion in the quality. convenience and
accommodations Ia the cars and
coaches or partitions reserved re-
spcctively for white and colored pas.
sengers. While two lavatories, one
for males and one for females. were
maintained In white coaches passing
through Hopkinsville. In psrti,iOned
coaches. half OF which were reserved
for colored passengers. one lavatory
only was provided. and II was charged
that this was discrimination The
court Of appeals reversed the judg
ment, holding that the law does not
specifically require two layatories 10 a
coach or compartment, one for each
sex, and considering the relative pro.
portion OF colored passengers to white.
the number OF layatories substantially
complies with the requirements Of the
statute when there Ia practical.
substantial equality In the accommo.
dations." said the court In an opinion
by Judge Hannah. "there Ia no dis.
elimination. and added that equality
Of accommodations does not near
Identity Of accommodation"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
Malaria or lhilIs & Fever

Prescription No. 66s 10 prepared especially
Tor MALARIA or cHiLLS a FEVER.
Five OF six doses will break any case, end
n taken then 40 tonic the Fever will not
return. Il acts on the liver better than
Cslomel and does not grippe OF sieken. 2Se
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
AeeIden,. cause Tso peath..

John w. Holmes. 81. engineer for the
Paducah Water Co. fell into hole at
the waterpumping station here and
died within four hours. At the time
OF the accident he was on the second
noor Of the pumping plant and in step
ping backward fell into the hole. fall.
Ing 80 feet to solid rock. He suffered
an extended fracture at the base OF
the skull and his leg was broken In
two places. Dudley Shark, as, was
killed at Bridgeport. this county by
falling log. He died within two
hours after the accident
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
Fined One Cent.

George kindly. student al the Ken.
lucky Normal and Industrial institute.
who was expelled for insubordlnatlon
in chapel when the students started q
petition for the removal Of President
q p Russell. was fined one cent in
the county court for breach Of the
peace and the case against ls Others
we're dismissed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
CHURCH AND MASONRY.

The Courier wishes TO call
special attention Of the men
folks 10 a service TO be held
Sunday afternoon al 3 o'clock at
the Crystal by Rev. Edward
Doan, of Louisville. His subject
will be Masonry and the
Church. Members Of all lodges,
especially Masons, and men who
are not members of any secret
organization, are cordially invited
to be present on this occasion.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
MARKET AND WHITE SALE.

The ladies Of the Baptist
church will hold their annual
market and white sale ON Tuesday
Nov. oath. All ladies Of the Bap-
tist church are requested to con
tribute articles suitable for the
sale. Held at Mrs. F. f. Case S
at 2 o'clock. Up
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
Two Special judges.

Acting Gov. McDermott has appoint
ed Judge Charles Marshall to preside
November 20 over the Hart circuit
court He also appointed A. T. strick.
lett. special Judge Of the Kenton cir.
cult court, 10 preside at the trial Of
the Commonwealth against Walter Glib
son
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
ln,sr,., In Colon Of Boards.

The color OF boards arouses many
points OF interest. All the ancient tap
istries show Cain and Judas lscariot
with yellow OF red boards. and Ponti'
us Plate In ancient art always was
given u beard. Being a Roman Of
good family. he probably had no
beard: but those details did not
trouble the old mastersJ A reddish
beard, however. does not carry the
significance that goes with red hair.
for many eminent men with dark
brown hair have had reddish boards.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
Tsaehsrs Are Paid.

Rural school teachers we're paid.
State Treasurer Rhea disbursed 1854.
sOs2l Of the state school fund. Of
which S45O63s.ss went TO the county
schools and 3l0i.16s.S6 TO the city
schools.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
Altar q pay Of Rest.

one reason why Tuesday papers are
20 much more cheerful than Monday
papers IL that the list OF killed and
injured Ia so much shorter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19
LONG SHOTS

Some things you would hardly ex.
pect 10 do:
Go 20 college dinner and not b.
asked 10 contribute 10 some fund.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-11-19

Courier want ads" 10 per
word.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-04

Arrivals by the
from Havre:
DR.. and Mrs. Alexis
Carrel,
Nine. Julia Culp,
DR.. C. l.. Gibson,
Prof. Abel LefraDc.
Fillmore Hyde,
Prince and Princess
Paul Troubetzsk0y.
A. Bellessort.
Conrad Won Boo,
George ". Bullock,
Mrs. Charles r. Dill
worth.
r. z. johnson.
ny the White Sta
the 'Adriatic and ths
Mr., and Mrs, julie
Brewer.
DR.. NJ. d. Calm.
Mrs. Charles ", Coffin.
Mrs. ", M. Edwards.
q. L. Herman.
Felix Lainon1.
Victor r. Lawson.
Spencer Lester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-04

me man might be tried once and for al.
lot the list of offences at usually nan.
pens mat IN CASE, OF ruhh.ry IN, y,i-
gene" j. undispuird thu, tho der.r1,u,
WIS armed with deadly weapon y,t "
remarks the Judge, "h. must De tried
separately for that offence"
.tsscmblyuau Jumrs Wall.er Of fla,
Ifth district vii Introduce ri bN 81,
A'hanE this winter, - is understood to
i'saIlze this suggested chang,
me author cites Tia, ra"o OF - Crip,.E
VINO was tried and convicted ~ murder
IN London and Whose app, Al WIS taken.
argued aud decided II ten day from IN,
"tt' OF Ms convection I'm q persona
effort to simplify the delays and inius,ices
caused by our complicated app,a1 pro
c"dugr Judge Swami mas met with IN
t"rosting results, which Ne tells OF az fol
lows
I'm tho Court of Goncral sessions. 70
which an appeal lies from . Judgment o.
conviction BY City uasIsivnto who.
th' record on appeal 1isvIos,S that some
arbitrary rule of evidence has boon dis
regarded bv the exclusion of q question,
or answer, the writer. Instead Of rry,r,inr
tEH judgment and sculuG III, ,4s. hac,
ior now trial, invariably appotnts a dar
and hour when lie Wil! hear the Uiurys
on the matter ruled out b.'uN. with thc
statement that If the testimony as actuaIly
given on such day might prui.,hly lav.
affected the result ne VII rrNrr.e and
grant a new trial, but uther wise h. WI.
affirm, In six wears of this practice h,.
has only had his Offer accepted onco, and
then the witntS- hos, testimony hld beer.
,yvludrl hclup total. tailed tu testify 10
anything that would hay" af's tied tho
r-sull, but on the contrary hlh rcs,!rIJu,.
showed the wisdom Of the C'tr N1gls-
trttv decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-04
JUDGE SWAMI RAPS
STATE COURT RULES
"MOrP Justice and Less Pro-
redure" Il Needed.
tie Says.

Criticism OF certain New Yor, court,
and sharp attack on the procedure IN
TINS state in criminal cases form the
them" of an article called More Justice
and Less Procedure" by Judge Edward
Swami of the Court of General Sessions
which appears in the January issue -.
the Trend.
THE Appellate DIVISION 70. this. tna
FIRST Department clearing the Arst APP
poals from Now York and Bronx cour
u"s), have c'doavurcd to mod.rnize the
rules of evidence from time to time. "
says Judge Swami, and have thorough
appreciation of modern demands. bu,
they can do nothing 10 this end wlthou.
the ultimate sanction o! the Cour, OF
Appeals. The Appellate Division FOR IN,
Second Department Rrooklyn. &c. j.
very resctlunar" ~ criminal cases and
insists upon the ancient rules and pro-
cedur' snCrusted with baruacles and
continues 10 show the trial fudge how II
can not be done tHhatcvcr It he tina;
ou;h' to he done.
Judge Swami asks why our state courts
cannot follow the rule of the Federal
courts and ALLOW an tn" acts alleged
against particular persch--.acts done
at the same moment ~ tlme--to b. in
cluded in tho same indictment, 80 that