Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-09-01

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watch a minute or two, or three, or
more, and said, Lets see, your case
was to come up between ten and
eleven, your bond Is already forfeited
and ! cannot hear it as it is now
after eleven"
Johnson being present, gave a sigh
of great relief, Frazier looked at his
watch and found the Judge was right,
it was three minutes after eleven.
Frazier left the building notify
ing them that he would take recourse
in the matter according to law, and
if they knew him as we do in Noun
tain Home they are expecting to
hear from him along this line; while
he Is always having with some one
he strenuously vows that he never
had law suit with an honest man
in his life, and the statement is prob
ably correct as he has won every case
but one in forty-three which he has
had in the past q years, and this one
is still in court.
The conclusions Frazier draws in
the matter of refusing receipt for his
cash deposit, that if he had not re-
turned to prosecute the case and
hereby forfeited his bond that it
was possible that the case could ter
inmate like a similar one did in Ar
kansas during her Medieval age
when doctor there put up cash
bond to answer to a damage suit
case, and failing to take receipt
and failing to return forfeited his
bond; but a month later a record Of
ii could not be found anywhere. It
was his airing of this case that
elevated Arkansas from her. medic
val stage to state of civilization.
The conclusion drawn from their
not being able to find Mr.. B. Johnson,
the prosecuting witness when Fra
zier presented himself for trial on
August % is that they did not want
to find him.
The conclusion drawn from Van
Dorm not keeping his promise to call
Frazier up by phone, and instead
notifying him by mail when he could
not possibly get it more than few
minutes before his time in such notice
would expire was that Van Dorm was
DESTROYS of having the bond forfeited
rather than the case tried
The conclusion drawn from the
Judge declaring the bond forfeited
because Frazier was three minutes
late even though Johnson was there
and court still in session, is that the
Judge did not care to know the
whole truth about the affair He
had chance to learn whether the
city was retaining on the job one who
is betraying the confidence placed in
HIN, by picking up people just be-
c.use they are out-of-tOwners, and
not expected to return and fight but
to forfeit their bond instead, without
a receipt even Of such bond money.
The judge knew enough to dismiss
tie case on slight technioality.
The conclusion drawn from the
arrest was that the arrested was from
out OF town and the arrest would
have occurred no matter what rate
Of travel
The conclusion drawn from trading
ut Falk's is not to trade there any
more, order by mail from Sears Roe
buck what you cant get at home Ii
you trade at Falks Cor in Boise fol
that matter) the speed cops will see
you load up, know you are from oui
Of town, follow you and hold you up
for more than you save on your trad
ing in Boise.
Frazier says that Johnson admits
he followed him from Falk's, givila
as his reason for doing so, that he
sized Frazier up as a country rube
who would be likely to speed before
he got out of town, so he followei
him.
DR.. Frazier may look like a country
rube to three dollar a day speed
cop, but to us who know him he
looks like something besides a rube.
Dr. Frazier is the physician who dis
covered how to break up typhoid
fever in from two to six days and
gave his knowledge gratis to the
medical profession, thereby making ii
possible to save the lives of $50
Thousand people annually who pre-
viously died from typhoid. This
same treatment has been adopted in
the English and French armies 1t
was this same DR.. Frazier who dis
covered that Diabetes is a germ di
se.se, and discovered the cure for
diabetes, again making it possible
to save the lives of more than $50
thousand people annually from this