The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
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Advertiser Bureaua Selma. July 5. S D> raullRner, white man from Mo- bsle. wsg arres.sd this morning on Nnshiugton street near the store Of 3oo ROsenburg. on the charge of inter- GWorw en& sutaciu9 labor The war rant against Eaulkner was sworn out Ny o. w. Cawthou. secretary snd treasurer of the Estells and Cawthon Cotton Mills of this city, 1t eeing eoueuG that .or several days Faulkner JIho beeu h tho city trying to ret eu- peUyes of these two mills to dr1t tneir positions and SD to Mobile.
 When arrested Faulkner was talk ene to q number of the employees of the c1O 6sima mills who had laid on for the day. Faulkner admits that he was in Selma in the interest hf Mobile cotton mill and that while he was look fnr for hands ne was not trying to get any of those who had positions in the Selma mills, but tha: he was irving to AaA some ti.st wcre not working a1ff that those were the ones he wanted.
 The arrest was madc by Cheer Bianton, who toox Faulkner to ro''ce heaAauartsrs, where Mir. CAwthcn swore out tte warrant against him charging him with interfering and en- ticing labor to leave. The case was called in Police Court this morning but was continued until Thursday Morning. when 1t will hsve hearins. Factory lAhov ts scarce in this section now and 1t Is tho intention Of MT. Cawthon ts protsct what labor he has In his employ.
 Won Hts Case Against the City.
 The suit which was begun by the city some time aeo to compel the pay wept oE . one hundred dollar license Oy the Loan Company of Alabama and which has created considerable inter ost has been ended by the city taking . non-suit. The city. when the case eans up in Police Court sometime ago. won the case and . fine was imposed against the Loan Company. The Loan Company took an appeal to nfgner court and the case came up before Judge Nabry of the City Court.
 After quite . legal contest between City. Attorney Young and the counsel representing the Loan Company CT A1Abama the city took . non-suft In the case. It is now said by memoers Of the bar that this does not settle the question of liability on the part of the Loan Company of Alabama nor is 1t . decision by | higher court that the ordinance which imposes the license is valid, but that 1t merely means that in this particular case the city absn- doned its suit, with the right to bring sft up in another form at some future tspe
 ii is not yet known what the future course of the city will be in the mat ter but as there are number or con cerns which have paid the license and which would be liable in future If the ordinance is good, 1t is more than probable that tine case will be reniea and. the fight will be continued until the settling ef the question is dehn- jtely decided.
 Sunper Party I.ant Night.
 A party was given last night at the Pole Brazier place and the ten coupies who participated spent a most en1oya- ble evening at that cool resort near the city. =.
 The party left the city at about 6:30 o'clock and after partaking of the refreshments which were served beneath the trees returned about l0 o'clock.
 II The party was composed or MISS Dora Holzman of New Orleans with Jerome Sc, !, Miss Bertha schustei with Harry ysdarks, Miss Helen Koenig- sthal with Louis Eagle, Miss Sadie Meyer with Jackson Leva, Miss Ade' laide Simon Of Demopolis with A: Eagle, Miss Lillian Leva with Alvir Seigei, Miss Erma Wolf with Henr, Schwarz, Miss Maud Gusdorf with San Marks, Miss Gertie Meyer with Sam Kayser, Miss Jeannette Meyer witf Leonard Hagadorn and Mir. and Mrs Herman Eliasberg, chaperous.
 Tn Police Court.
 The star case of this morning ses sion of the Police Court was that O. Elijah Boswell, who answered to the charge of perjury. It was another case that grew out of the fight tha took pace at the house of Sallie Mur phey on North Street last week. Th' case had been continued several times but was finally decided this morning Elijah was one of the witnesses in tn cases in court last week and swor' that he was not present when the hgh took place. but other witnesses swor that he was and a warrant charging him with perjury was sworn out Afte all of the evidence in the case had beei heard Acting Mayor R. D. Berry dis missed the case against Boswell The case against Charlie Grant. wh is charged with being drunk and disor derly, was continued until the sessioi of the court tomorrow morning, as wa also the case against Annie Bell Grant
 The only conviction during the ses sion of the court was made in the cas against Robinson Avery. Avery wa charged with being drunk and disorder ly and a fine of s2.50 was assesse against him.
 Tn HoAor of College Girls.
 picnic was given yesterday at tn Old Antioch Church near Sardis | honor of several of the young 1adie of that neighborhood who only recent returned home from college. A mos pleasant day was spent by all of thos who attended.
 The feature of the day was tn elaborate picnic dinner which wa served in honor to the young ladies an the hospitality of the people of tn neighborhood overreached all forme attempts in seeing that everyone pre- sent had plenty of the good things t eat and had a pleasant time.
 Baseball.
 The Uniontown baseball club vii come to Selma Friday and Saturday 10 two games with Lem Bailey's Selm club. The games will be played a Riverside Park and no doubt will b witnessed by large crowds. Tn Uniontown team is touted as being on of the strongest amateur teams ir tn State.
 Since the organization of Bailey Talk of Hundred Tor