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of ail news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this taper
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poet, will take the editorship and.-man
agerial duties of the Gateway Pub
lishing Company for the tnistee and
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will succeed Elmer A. Friend, who has
been with the Gateway for the past
three years. Mr. Camp started upon
his duties today and will be thorough
ly capable of taking charge of the
Gateway by the time Mr. Friend leav
es'on the Northwestern. Mr. Camp has
been in the newspaper game before,
is a clever writer and will be popular
with the Gateway’s clientele, in all
branches.
SINN FEIN WILL NOW
ORGANIZE A HIGH COURT
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DUBLIN, Sept., 24— Sinn Fein is
organising, umfer the name of the.
Irish Republican government, a su
preme court of appeal whiA when set
up. will complete the system of tribu
nals so successful in handling minor
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disputes for the past months. The
highest court of thy British govern
ment in Ireland has virtually ceased
to function because appeals have been
withdrawn and many litigants decline
to recognize that it has any authority
whatever.*
Arthur Griffith, the leader of Sinn
Fein in Ireland* told The Associated
Press, that it had not been decided
whether to have three or five judges
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f of the judges been selected.
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“Our lower courts have been sue
I cessful in checking the wave of crime
i that was sweeping over Ireland a'few
months ago/' said Mr. Griffith, j
“Whatever may be said.about the Re- i
publican government by our enemies j
it must be and is admitted that petty j
crime has been on the wane all over
the country since our courts began to
function. Naturally many cases both
criminal and civil have been appealed
but we have no court higher than a
district court to which we may take
them. Appeal cases are piling up and
the need of a supreme court is increas
ing everyday.
* “We do not anticipate any more
trouble with the military and police
in holding meetings of the supreme
court thgn we have had in connection
with the lower ones. Now and then an j
armed force prevents their being held
but in that case the court meets a^ain
somewhere else. In no instance have
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the troops and police permanently pre- i
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vented cases fi*om being tried.” i
The plan for forestalling British
judges and courts is very simple but i
quite effective. When court is called |
men summoned for jury service fail to I
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(appear. Fines up to $500 have .
; imposed on absentees. If the officers:
1 arrest theSi and imprison them they j
go on hunger strike and subsequently j
are released, hence, Brifish authorit-;
ies have ceased to- use imprisonment;
as a weapon and their courts are rap-1
idly ceasing to function.
. All officers of the fiinn Fein parish
and district courts, are under the jur
isdiction of the Department of Justice
of the Irish Republic;
Each litigant in a civil action agrees
to abide by the decision and not to
take up the case in an “enemy court”
meaning a British institution in Ire
land. This agreement and the weight
of. public^ opinion constitutes the pow
er of the new courts in civil cases.
The power in criminal cases lies
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A short course at this big, up-to date
Schbol will mean big earning power for.
.you as it has done for thousands of other
ambitious men, Whether you take a posi
ximm a trained Auto, Truck and Tractor
Man or start in business for yourself.
Yhe training we offer jybumfeans success by the
shortest route, and you cao enroll at aiyf time.
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date in the oauntry. Actual
Tools and real Machine# ire
yaur Text Books, and we have
just added thousands of dol
lars* worth of new equipment,
including the biggest Planer
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SEWARD
is the busiest
CITY In
ALASKA
THE KEY
9 is the busiest
pUce in
SEWARD '
the Irish volunteers, a forte that is
becoming less and less secretive in its
activities..The courts aye held in pub
lic halls or in any place convenient
and reports of the destitution of the
court houses of the ‘ British govern
ment come in- almost daily.
Sinn Fein has no prisons. Sentence
in more serious criminal cases and
the one most dreaded, is deportation,
usually to England. Penalties for min
or offences ar$ usually a modification
of the pillory system.
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HONOLULU VIOLATIONS OF
LIQUOR LAWS PAY HIGH
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HONOLULU, T. H., May 24— Vio
lators of the national rohibition law
paid $6,386 in fines and costs in the
ynited States district court of Hono
lulu during the month of March, ac
cording to the court’s records.
At the rate s$t by the collection of
fines and costs in March, Cwrt Al
bert E. Harris estimates the ^yearly
receipts from this source would be in
excess'of $75,000, or about enough to
cover the salaries of the federal offic
ials of the judiciary and prosecuting
branch of -the government in Honolulu.
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/ MIGHTY HAVE FALLEN
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept., 24—
Here is an advertisement that ap*
peared in a daily paper here recently.
“Wanted— Position in kitchen or
general housework by man who has
been keeping bar for twenty- eight
years.” •
The applicant, John Kornahren.*,
according to a newspaper interview,
suggested that as household help it
lackjng the “members of a noble old*
profession might come to the rescue.
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MARRIED WOMEN TO BE '
DROPPED FROM PAYROLL
BUTTE, Mont, Sept., 24— An or
dinance has been introduced in the
city council to drop married women
whose husbands are able to support
them from the city payroll. 'Former
laws and customs forbade their em
ployment, but the bars were let down
during the war and never have been
raised.
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Get yeur Kerr pint and gnart jnrs at
J. L. Graef*. J*26tf. -
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FOR SALE— Indian runner ducks
and chkkeits. Write Henry CoMer,
Moose Pass. SI#
FOR RENT Furnished houses and
cabins. See Daugherty.
Make your own batteries-See Graef.
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Linoleum and Congeleum rugs at
Graefa.
Pocket flashlight* at Graefa *
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