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with the Court; and vhen an attempt is made to interfere of ths prozecs ef the Court, then en appeal is mace to the Cours to relieve a porty frm obedience to the process of the Court, the Court is entitled to the fullest, fairest end most complete dis- ¢losure of all tle facts. In no other way may the Courts operate, Now here ve have an @ plicetion addressed to this Court with respect to the execution of the process of the Court in which 1t is represented to the Court that the responiert has just been out of be4 for ten deys, when it must hove been a mtter of general kmovledge in the comunity in wich he was then staying that he wes not sick in bee es cle ett -t of h the point in this cuse is conduct of tet kind upon the-atninistretion of justice, end the situction is not chenced by tho acticn ch tie Court took with reference to this document. The situation mould be the sn e@ ar the Court had ected in cramming the ‘continuance for mme recson entirely different fram the one stated in the affidevit. fre point to tie case is that instead of obeying . . the process of the Court, the respondent, to be relieved from a edierce to the process of the Court, sent this affidavit vhich conteined these false statements. Upon the recoré as it stents here there is nothing for the Court to do except to adNdse the respondent guilty