Logan Republican | 1903-03-31 | Page 3 | Disorders in Court

Disorders In Court. il Somo years ngo thoro was n vory H dignified old fellow elected Justlco ot , , the Peaco In ono of the townships ot ( Borks county. This elevation caused him to look for a certain degroo ot fH deference on tho part ot all with H whom ho camo In contact nnd at any -IH shortcomings In this respect ho would jB show marked Irritation. Onco whtlo f'iH walking along his dignity was rut- iH lied by ono of a group, of boys ad- H dressing him rather familiarly. M "Young man, I flno you $S for con- M tempt (if court," said tho provoked M Justlco. H "But, Judge, tho court Is not In sei ll sTon," Interposed tho youth. ' "This court Is always In session," , said the other emphatically, "and con- Bcquently nlwnys an object ot con- ;H