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I BENCH First State Bank of Salina United States Depositary for Postal Savings Funds Jeffries Was Infamous— Dearly Loved to Talk and Took Delight In Tor tures He Inflicted Upon All the Court - - DENTIST- - - In Office OF English Judge an Example of Uncurbed Judicial Power Court House Richfield Ut F SALINA UTAH CALL London — There Is no better source of “human interest” stories than an old law book Though centuries have stiff phrases passed since the quaint on the yellow edged pages were warm breath in the mouths of living men the great human tragicomedy was as tragic and as comic then as now Take Corbett’s State Trials” for Instance It was printed only a little over a century ago but contains re from the earliest ports of proceedings period of the English courts The infamous Judge Jeffries presided over reported In volume 10 1680 to 1685 and It Is a sickening record Under the bloodthirsty laws of that time an unfit Judge could commit atrocities Buch as we can hardto read of nowaourselves ly bring day There are pages of dialogue In the old law books however where tragedy hides for a moment behind roaring farce and we forget our horror while we gasp and stare and laugh at the extraordinary antics which a deman Insane with power could scend to Jeffries evidently liked bis job for The ancient and dignified one thing Court of Klngs's Bench was to him simply the place where nobody could keep him from doing as he pleased He liked to talk to contradict people to bully them to scare them to lee ture them' to get even with those against whom he had a grudge and the bench was his chance Entirely characteristic was his response to poor Joseph Hayes charged) with high treason on the back of a letter which he Insisted he never wrote and who asked for counsel to certain evidence: some You are under a mistake body has put it Into your head and' puffed you up with a vain story there is no such thing it la a fiction a mere whim only said by Mr Sid ney and- no ground in the world for it!” exploded the Judge Hayes meekly but unwisely ventured to inquire: “Was it not so In the case of my Lady Carr? There Is a record of that I suppose ?” “It was not so Don’t talk of it there was no such thing at all!” thel court snapped in this matter Hayes’ persistence he was particularly unwise because was right as to the record Nothing made Judge Jeffries madder than to be opposed by somebody who was in He was the right evidently still when a little later Hayea peeved again raised some point of evidence and asked for counsel No!” roars his lordship "It Is an Idle whim and I would fain know the counsel that put that foolish notion Into your head” If you will allow me counsel" “you shall pleads Hayes desperately hear who they are I have been told the law is so” “We are of another opinion” observes Judge Jeffries grandly “If any whimsical notions are put into counsel the you by some enthusiastic court is not to take notice of their crochets” “I am not a man of that quality” protests Hayes later “to give Sir T 150 guineas” And then the court had its chance: “We all know you have been a very active man a busy fellow about the city as forward a spark as any I I don’t know know of a great while what you talk of your quality but we know your qualifications you have turbulent always been factious and against the king and government” One trouble with Judge Jeffries was that he wanted to be the whole show complainant —Judge Jury attorneys He witnesses and everything' else would have liked to be the evidently executioner too judging from the relish with which he dwelt on the punishments it was in his power to inA CHAS Pres LAMMERSDORF H B CRANDALL CHARLES LAMMERSDORF Capitalist Salt Lake City FARRELL Director National Copper Bank Balt Lake C SCORUP Farmer and Stockman CHRIS JORGENSEN Farmer H S GATES Farmer and Sheepman W H BROWN Manager Salina H B CRANDALL Director Payson Exchange Bank P Pres City HHHMIMHHHMMIM Sin LUMBER LUMBER Nephi Plaster Portland Cement and a fine line of Builders Hardware Doors Windows Phone Moulding 6 Black ' JOHN ARNESON LUMBER CO 30 C Why not say Hello to them? 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Two millions of your are and k la the favorite magaaine neighbor ir thousands of the best American hornet It appeala to all classes— old and young— men and women— those who know and those who want to know aso Mass each month soo picturss SOO ARTICLES Or CINERAL INTEREST The ’’Shop Notes” Department (20 pages) to do things— how to make gives easy way useful articles for home and shop repairs etc "Amateur Mechanics" (J pages) tells how to make Mission furniture wireless outfits boats engines magic and all the things a boy loves iJO PER YEAR SINGLE COPIES IS CENTS m r Nwp4mIt t WltlTK FOR FRtK SAMPLE COPY TODAY POPULAR MECHANICS 320 W WMUAgtoft St CO If it is worth doing at all it’s worth ing well do- First classwork at all times is our motto CHICAGO Let us figure Say OF BIBLE Eye Offends and Pennsylvanian of Biblical knowledge He paid litGouges Out Member With tle attention to his mercantile business a Fork and devoted his entire energy to the Bible the study of Pa— Obeying the BibliGreensburg The text “If thine eye offend thee cal injunction “If thine eye offend He bestuck to him then pluck it out" John Llnardos of pluck it out” hoved that the evils he witnessed Pa took a tablefork and Greensburg In the form of saloons drunkdally gouged out the offending member ards women In Immoral and unsightLinardo’s case Is one of the strangest ly dresses had poisoned his soul on record in the United States His Averlll Harriman Therefore he determined that the eye family and friends declare that until must come out and It did bis Is Ator birthday he followed the bent of his belief The plucking of the eye caused inIn possession of the most solid fortune he had no peace day or night Since tense to Llnardos In America For several Other men have more his chastening act they declare he is weeks pain be was an Inmate In a Detroit than the $70000000 with which he Is a much better man credited— but real estate rarely deLInardo was In Detroit Mich when Hospital creases materially in value he gouged the eye out He had been Second Crop of Raspberries The $100000000 fortune of Edward sent west In the hope that a change II Harriman was left unreservedly Passaic N J— A second crop ol to of association might cause him to for has appeared on the farm his widow She can dispose of every raspberries to get his hallucination Contrary cent as she sees fit But It Is undera farmer oi their expectation however his change of William Henwcod Athenla N J Hen wood visited local stood the bulk is to go to Averlll Har- of residence had the effect opposite riman As the same sights presented them- newspaper offices bringing several Astor worka several hours each day selves to him In Detroit as had In branches from his bushes bearing ripe fruit to prove his statement true td the offices of the Astor estate Har- Greensburg he plucked the eye out riman Is a clerk In the Union Pacific While Llnardos never was given to offices Fish It is his ambition to some day riotous living or Immoral conduct Finds he head the great system his father some time ago confided to his friends Boston — The polar trout the only built Harriman was graduated from In Greensburg that he believed himfish Is the latest contribuYale Astor was obliged t" leave Har- self to be a wicked man because he tlon of the frozen north according to vard at the time of his father's death Centre N had not made a more careful study John Bunker of Northwood In the Titanic disaster of the scriptures After a time L- H who Just returned from an explor Both are interested In sportB Har lnardos fell Into brooding over this lack Ing trip In Greenland Vice JAMES flict MANDATE JAMES FARRELL Cashier DIRECTORS Y©js with you on your next job Right Counting Your i i sv H OW about that printing job you're in need of? 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