Judge — April 18, 1931 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE 4/ROAD UNDER REPAIR No Derovrs Persirren “What we cannot do in a straight line, as the bee flies, we ought not to do in a roundabout way, as the fox runs.”—State v. Dreyer (Mo 1910), 129 S. WV. 916, Wronxo Mixture “Where a liquor dealer, who gave a bond conditioned upon his keeping an open, quiet and orderly house, maintained a small enclosure be- hind his place of » used for empty bot- nd full cus- tomers, disturb- ances of the peace committed m the enclosure were a breach of the condition of the bond.” Adams v. State SICOTINE IN ond Piace “We appreciate the pleasures of this weed. When a man enters into the bonds of holy matrimony, he puts a yoke upon his neck which is sometimes heavy and hard to be borne. One of the matrimonial bur dens is the support of his wife and children by the husband; and when a conflict arises between the discharge of this duty and the use of tobacco, the latter must yield to the former.”—Smith v. Smith (Ga , 115 SB 73. There Is Stine tun Coxsrrretion Cause or “It is true that it is always open season for boot- War leggers, and they may be shot from blinds, decoyed “The causa belli in this case is a dog. She was a canine of th: hy stool-pigeons, hunted with hounds and taken feminine persuasion. She ran at large around, about, and in with traps; yet the bag is subject toa fair and im- the incorporated town of Davenport, Oklahoma. She was un partial examination before a jury, even though it marked, untagged, uncollared, unlicensed, untaxed, unrestricted result that an occesional bird may escape.”—State and unrestrained. This was in the year of our Lord 1915. v. Siebenbaum (lash. 1919), 177 Pac. 669, Robertson v. Gibson (Okla. 1917), 162 Pac. 1120. NOBLE DECISIONS comicbooks.com